Local Personal Notices From Saco Biddeford and Kennebunk
Mrs Muriel Forest of Mabel Avenue Saco is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital Mrs Paul Nadeau 10 Pinette Ave Biddeford is a medical patient at Notre Dame Hospital Mrs Dora Belanger buyer for Bernard Millinery Alfred Street Biddeford leaves for New York on a buying trip Mrs Rose A Boucher 64 Green St Biddeford is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital John T Fleming 17 son of Kir and Mrs Alva E Fleming 114 Fletcher St Kennebunk undergoing two weeks active duty recruit training at Naval Training Center Great Lakes IL Mr and Mrs Edmond L Millett 185 South St Biddeford attended the Carillon Dedication Recital at Church of Our Lady Queen of Peace Boothbay Harbor yesterday Carillon has 25 Flemish bells 20 celesta bells and 25 harp bells
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Muriel Forest
Mabel Avenue
Saco
Webber Hospital
Paul Nadeau
Pinette Ave
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
Dora Belanger
Bernard Millinery
Alfred Street
New York
Rose A. Boucher
Green St
John T. Fleming
Kir
Local civic and family group meetings announced
Saco Taxpayers Protective Association seeks members for a Wednesday 7 50 p m session in the municipal courtroom at Saco City Hall Our Lady of Fatima Circle Daughters of Isabella meets tomorrow at 8 p m in St John Hall Adams Street Biddeford Mothers Auxiliary of Boy Scout Troop 309 gathers tomorrow at the Knights of Columbus Hall Washington Street Biddeford Owen-Davis Unit American Legion Auxiliary plans its annual picnic with attendees meeting at the Legion Home Beach Street Saco at 6 p m Biddeford Civil Defense and Public Safety Association convenes tonight at 7 30 in the court room of the City Building.
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Saco Taxpayers Protective Association
Saco City Hall
Our Lady of Fatima
Daughters of Isabella
St. John Hall
Adams Street
Biddeford
Mothers Auxiliary of
Boy Scout Troop 309
Knights of Columbus Hall
Washington Street
Owen-Davis
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Beach Street
Saco
Biddeford Civil Defense and Public Safety Association
Midweek services and meetings across local churches
The midweek prayer and praise service is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at Biddeford United Baptist Church. A prayer meeting occurs Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at the Full Gospel Church on Route 9 A Wells. The Saco Salvation Army Home League meets Tuesday at 7 36 p.m.
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Biddeford United Baptist Church
Full Gospel Church
Route 9-A
Wells
Saco Salvation Army
Biddeford Pool Club Sponsors Barbecue
About 275 people attended the Biddeford Pool Community Club barbecue held yesterday from 1 to 5 p m at East Point Biddeford Pool. The first annual chicken barbecue supported a $100 scholarship fund for Biddeford High School set up by the Community Club. Edward Wolfertz president of the club chaired the event with committee members William McKenney Walter Alexander Philip Roux James Beaudry Joseph Souza and Dominick Germain.
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Biddeford Pool
East Point
Biddeford
Edward Wolfertz
William McKenney
Walter Alexander
Philip Roux
James Beaudry
Joseph Souza
Dominick Germain
Becken Facing Charges After Slaying York Officer
Governor Pace One era lured scene. Beckus arraigned in North Berwick before Judge W Paul Quarrington after York County jail. Beckus pleads innocent to robbery and murder. Probable cause found, bail set at 20000 for robbery and no bail for murder. Holder sent to York County Jail for September term. Funeral held in York for slain officer. Governor and Mrs Reed with New England officers attending. Black, father of two, served with Troop A of Kittery. His wife, expecting, was rushed to hospital in shock upon learning of the shooting.
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Pace
Yorkshire
W. Paul Quarrington
North Berwick
York County
Alfred
Beckus
Eisenhower on GOP nominee choice and party unity
Eisenhower reiterates dissatisfaction with past hints about Goldwater’s headlining role and urges unity. He says any misstep in selecting the candidate must be accepted and the party will remain loyal to its nominee during the next campaign.
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Pagene
Goldwater
Eisenhower
Card of Thanks to Notre Dame Hospital staff
Miss Aurore L. Cookson thanks Dr Patane and Notre Dame Hospital nurses and staff for wonderful care and to all who sent flowers gifts and cards.
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Patane
Notre Dame Hospital
Aurore L. Cookson
Death of Donald Daly at 33 in Biddeford
Donald D Daly aged 33 of 68 Jefferson St Biddeford died suddenly Saturday Born in Biddeford October 7 1930 son of Patrick and Laura Cardiff Daly Was a St Marys Parish member formerly employed at Saco Lowell Shops Survived by parents two sisters Mrs Patricia Quinney and Mrs Doris Ferry and brother John P Daly all of Biddeford plus several nephews and nieces A requiem high Mass will be held tomorrow at 9 am at St Marys Church burial in St Marys Cemetery Friends may call Cosgrove Funeral Home 326 Elm St Biddeford today 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 pm
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Donald D. Daly
Jefferson St
Biddeford
Patrick
Laura
Cardiff) Daly
St. Mary’s Parish
Saco-Lowell
Patricia Quinney
Doris Ferry
John P. Daly
Knights Auxiliary to Say Prayers at Biddeford Funeral Home
The Knights of Columbus Auxiliary will meet tonight at 7 at Sansoucy Funeral Home 1 Stone St Biddeford to say prayers for Mrs Alda Leroux mother of a member.
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Knights of Columbus Auxiliary
Sansoucy Funeral Home
Stone St
Biddeford
Alda Leroux
Requiem Mass for Mrs. Ann Twomey at Most Holy Trinity
A Requiem High Mass for Mrs. Ann Twomey was celebrated by Rev. Maurice Boland at Most Holy Trinity Church. Organist Louise Welch with singers Molly Welch and Louise Welch performed. Burial followed at St. Mary's Cemetery with graveside prayers led by Father Boland. Bearers were Paul Boutet Edmund Boutet Robert Rice Edmund Rice William Shephard and Kerwin Twomey.
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Ann Twomey
Maurice Boland
Most Holy Trinity Church
Louise Welch
Molly Welch
St. Mary's
Father Boland
Paul and
Edmond Boutet
Robert
Edmond Rice
William Shephard
Kerwin Twomey
Goldwater holds firm as Republican delegates gather
Delegates begin sessions at the Republican convention as Sen. Barry Goldwater rejects Gov. William Scranton’s debate challenge on the floor. The platform committee adopts Goldwater planks and AP credits him with a solid first ballot edge. Scranton backers seek changes to the Goldwater flavored platform amid a volatile field. International updates report heavy casualties as Vietnam forces repel Communists in the Mekong Delta and Cyprus tensions rise with Greek and Turkish Cypriots reinforcing positions. A Kentucky mother describes sterilization as she applies for the operation, saying the family cannot support more children.
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Barry Goldwater
William Scranton
Platform Committee
William ‘Scranton
International
Mekong Delta
Cyprus
Berlin Yankees Honorary Berlin Birth Certificates For American Children
American service families in Berlin receive honorary Berlin birth certificates for children born at the American hospital. About 400 births yearly. certificates note name date birth home district and a blessing. First presentations in Zehlendorf. Mayor Willy Stieve distributed them to families including a girl named Berlin Jacqueline, daughter of Victor G. Borlaug.
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Berlin
U.S
Frederick C. Hartel
Zehlendorf
Willy Stieve
Jacqueline
Set. Major
Victor G. Borlaug
Borlaug
Gerhard Borlaug
Estherville
Iowa
Portland Area Weather Forecast With Rain Drizzle
Cloudy afternoon with light rain or drizzle in west portions, cooler with highs near 70 and near 60 along the coast. Easterly winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight cloudy with rain and fog, lows 55 to 60, winds 10 to 20 mph. Tuesday cloudy with heavy rain at times, fog. Winds east to southeast 10 to 25 mph.
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Portland
Arizona Sand Storm Mishaps Kill Seventeen
An Arizona Highway Patrol tally reports at least 17 deaths from three traffic accidents caused by sand and rain storms. A massive I-10 pileup northwest of Tucson left eight dead and 17 injured, while a crash near Williams killed seven and another wreck on Arizona 84 near Mesa claimed two more lives. Fire and heat followed the dust storm, with trucks and cars burning for hours as fire crews fought the blaze.
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Tucson
Ariz
Arizona
Arizona Highway Patrol
Interstate 10
Williams
Arizona 84
Mesa
Highway Patrol
Jim Weaver
Picacho Pass
Casa Grande
Market climbs toward new highs led by autos and steel
New York stocks extended gains with the Dow at 847.61 at noon, up 0.10. Auto and steel shares led the advance while utilities and rails posted smaller rises. GM and Chrysler hit intraday highs. Ford, American Motors and Studebaker added small fractions as unions and trucking settlements influenced car stocks. Bond prices were steady to slightly lower.
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New York
Associated Press
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors
Studebaker
U.S. Steel
Republic
Jones Laughlin
Bethlehem
At&t
General Electric
Union Carbide
IBM
Polar
American Stock Exchange
Ansonia Fire Map Boosts Volunteer Department Efficiency
Ansonia Ohio veteran fire department now uses a newly wired map revealing 600 properties in its district. The system required 4800 feet of wire and 300 bulbs to light as alarms. Fire chief Garold Oswald and crews reported quicker response as the nearest volunteers were alerted first by the illuminated map.
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Ansonia, Ohio
Ansonia
Garold Oswald
Volunteer Sterilization Drive Aids Needy Parents
In Berea Kentucky a six month voluntary sterilization program for needy parents begins under the Human Betterment Association funded by a $25 000 gift from Jesse Hartman. Applicants total 53 children among six couples while four households earn about 4 000 yearly. Local chair Dr Louise Hutchings notes the mountain region poverty and stigma around male or female sterilization.
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Berea
O. L. Keener
Human Betterment Association For
New York
Jessey Hartman
Keener
Appalachia
Feet and sex attractions since the first of China
Atlanta reports on shoes as a symbol of seduction from ancient times to modern days. It traces the lure of feet in Egypt, biblical lore, Rome, and China where tiny feet became fashionable under empress decree. Jayne Mansfield notes owning 200 pairs. European men view feet as sexual, more than Americans who downplay their feet.
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Atlanta
Metropolitan Opera
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
Judith
Holofernes
Taki
Jayne Mansfield
Miss Mansfield
Beach Junior Primary Grade Post Filled
OLD ORCHARD BEACH The school committee filled a junior primary vacancy. Mrs Carol Ann Radin will assume the position in September. She previously taught in Hicksville New York and is a 1959 Peters High School Southboro Massachusetts graduate and a 1963 Nassan College graduate in history. She participated in intramural sports and served on student leadership and dormitory councils.
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Old Orchard Beach
Bernard C. Forbush
Carol Ann Radin
Seaside Avenue
Kinney Shores
Saco
Hicksville
N.Y
Radin
Peters High
Southboro
Mass
Nassan College
Irc
Nassan
Charcoal Fire Tips From Lighter Fluids To Safe Grilling
Charcoal fires require patience with lighter fluid or paper and kindling. Use two pounds of coal for an average grill and allow about 20 minutes for heat, aided by draft or blower. When two thirds ashed, spread evenly and maintain heat for hours. reuse cooled charcoal with fresh mix, monitor ash, ensure ventilation indoors, and cut steaks thick for juicier results.
Red Siege Driven Off In Viet Nam
Vietnamese government forces broke a weekend Communist siege at the mud walled fort of Vinh Cheo in the Mekong Delta. Forty Civil Guard companies were drawn into ambush, four Viet Namese battalions lifted the siege, with 39 killed and 129 wounded among the Communists and over 100 suspected dead or wounded per American advisers. Chinese Nationalist agency claimed a Red China naval transport was sunk off Kwangtung harbor July 3.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong
Vinh Cheo
Taipei
Chung Shing
China
Kwangtung
Viet Nam
Chinchow Bay
Five Men Set To Interpret GOP Convention
Hollywood AP reports five anchors will interpret the Republican National Convention for TV viewers. NBC relies on Chet Huntley and David Brinkley, CBS on Walter Cronkite with pundits, ABC on Howard K. Smith and Edward P. Morgan. Eisenhower appears as consultant and on Discovery interview in Gettysburg, while Scranton and Goldwater receive varying presence.
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Hollywood
NBC
Chet Huntley
David Brinkley
CBS
Walter Cronkite
Eric Sevareid
ABC
Howard K. Smith
Edward P. Morgan
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Meet the Press
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Dwight D. Eisenhower
ABC News
William H. Lawrence
James C. Hagerty
White House
Eisenhower
Discovery
Gettysburg
Quebec Carnival Committee Holds Beach Meeting
A second Quebec Carnival committee meeting at the Brunswick Hotel discussed outreach to authorities for contributions and public notices. Housing officials reported hotel and motel rates for Caravan members. Saturday plans include a Pepperell Mills tour, a lobster bake on Aug. 20, a Palace Ballroom dance, fireworks, aerial acts, and Scarborough Downs racing in Carnival queen’s honor.
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Old Orchard Beach
Brunswick Hotel
Governor's Executive Council
York County
le Soleil
Gerard Janelle
Sidney Sclare
Housing Committee
Chamber of Commerce Information Bureau
Russell Durant
Ervin Jalbert
Quebec City
Palace
Pepperell Mills
Scarborough Downs
Donald C. Jones
Janelle
Clayton JW. Cartmill
Sclare
Jalbert
Khrushchev Announces Pensions For Farmers
Soviet Premier Khrushchev unveiled old age pensions for collective farmers and pay raises for doctors teachers and housing service workers at the Supreme Soviet summer session. The plan covers about 6.5 million peasants with monthly pensions ranging from 13.20 to 112.20 starting next year and ties to pre retirement wages. He also announced average wage boosts of 25 percent for education 23 percent for public health 25 percent for retail trade and 15 percent for housing and municipal services. He said real income has risen 61 percent in the past decade while consumer goods output must rise.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Tass
Soviet Union
Jonathan Winters Outlines Concept Of Humor In TV Column
NY AP piece notes Jonathan Winters arguing improvisational humor rooted in truth is essential for television. He criticizes shows built by writers and states humor comes from personal wit, not a team of writers. Also reports Natchez area fires burned two Negro churches near Kingston, with sheriff and investigators probing possible arson.
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Natchez
Miss
Mississippi
Odell Anders
Adams County
Marishal
Jerusalem Baptist Church
Kingston
Bethel Methodist Church
Kingston Road
Willie Washington
Washington
Charles Bahin
New York
Beverly Hills
Peter Lawford
Manhattan
Levy
Merger Plans Would Combine Nickel Plate with N and W Rail Lines
The plan would merge Nickel Plate into Norfolk and Western via an eight year lease with stock swap. N and W would absorb Nickel Plate debts and acquire options to control Wabash after six years. The deal includes purchasing a connecting line and acquiring stock control of two regional railways.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
Toledo
Cleveland
Chicago
Buffalo
East St. Louis
Ill
Wabash
Michigan
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Ontario
Canada
ICC
Columbus
Sandusky
Akron, Canton & Youngstown
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Railway
First man to swim English Channel in 1875
Captain Matthew Webb of Great Britain became the first person to swim the English Channel in 1875. His feat established a landmark in athletic endurance and maritime achievement.
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English Channel
Matthew Webb
Great Britain
Author's Author Is a Success on Broadway Circuit
A new play titled One in a Row about an author who finds overnight success is set for summer tryouts ahead of a September Broadway arrival. Flip Away and Ben Piazza star. Piazza plays Schaffer, a history faculty member at the University of Michigan, in his first stage work.
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New York
Flip Aw
Ben Piazza
Schaffer
University of Michigan
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Quebec
Jonathan Winters
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Cynthia Lowry
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Pleasant Street
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