Local residents listed as patients and service members
Mrs. Bellimine Nadeau of Biddeford is a medical patient at Notre Dame Hospital. John Tilton of Biddeford has returned home after a surgical stay at Maine Medical Center in Portland. Mr and Mrs Walter Oldread and son William of Ware Massachusetts have returned home after visiting Mrs Oldread's sisters. Mrs Ruby Smith and Mrs Doris Plummer of Saco are noted. Don ald R Bergeron USCG son of Albany E Bergeron Sr of Biddeford is serving at Coast Guard Training Center Groton Conn. Thomas E Charron USN son of Gerald L Charron of Saco is serving aboard USS Randolph in the Mediterranean with the U S Sixth Fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellimine Nadeau
Pierson
Electreian
Donald R. Bergeron
USCG
Albany E. Bergeron Sr
Lamothe Ave
Biddeford
U. S. Coast Guard Training Center
Groton
Conn
Thomas E. Charron
USN
Gerald L. Charron
Storer St
Saco
Randolph
Mediterranean
Fremont Club Picnic Set at Granny Kent Pond Cottage
Members of the Fremont Club and Auxiliary will hold their annual picnic at the Granny Kent Pond cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Royal Chretien on Sunday. Those needing transport and directions should meet at 10 30 a m at the club rooms on Alfred Street in Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Club
Granny Kent Pond
Royal Chretien
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Church Confession Times and Sermon at Kennebunk Area
Confessions set for St. Martha's in Kennebunkport on Saturday 7 to 8 p m and St. Monica's in Kennebunk Saturday 4 to 5 p m. Confessions also Sunday before 9 a m mass at St. Mary's Wells Beach. Junior Band from Saco Salvation Army meets Saturday morning. Rev Herman Lloyd Noves of Kennebunk Baptist Church will deliver a sermon titled A Real Follower of Christ. Morning worship at 11 with 7 p m Evening Fellowship hymn sing and meditation Lets See Your Hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Wells Beach
The
Saco Salvation Army
Herman Lloyd Noves
Kennebunk
Eastland Denies Charges of Negro Worker
Washington AP report says Senator James Eastland denies a farm worker’s claim that he runs a Mississippi plantation with paroled convicts. The House subcommittee struck Hawkins and two Mississippi delegation members from the record after Hawkins testified about brutal conditions and low wages on Eastland’s Delta farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
James
Eastland
Mississippi
House Labor Subcommittee
Andrew Hawkins
Senate Judiciary Committee
Delta
Hawkins
Mississippi Freedom Labor Union
Aaron German
John C. Stennis
John Bell Williams
Williams
James Roosevelt
D-Calif
Stennis
Udall Considers Canada Trip Over Dickey Project
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall may visit Ottawa this month to discuss with Canadian officials the 227 million Dickey hydroelectric project on Maine's St John River and plans for an international Campobello Island park. He said Johnson backs the initiative and he expects congressional authorization this session with prospects for a US Canada heavy water intertie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stewart Udall
Ottawa
Maine
St. John River
Campobello Island
Udall
Johnson
Canada
Grass Fire Along Route 1 Battled by Biddeford Firefighters
A grass blaze started by a cigarette was fought near Route 1 in Arundel yesterday noon. Biddeford firefighters used a booster line to control the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Route 1
Arundel
Biddeford
Funeral services held for Frank W. Trott in Dover
Frank W. Trott 60 a former Saco Maine resident had funeral services at Wiggin Funeral Home Dover with Prayers by Rev. Marshall Stevenson. Interment in Lakeside Cemetery Wolfboro. Survivors include widow Esther Bickford Trott son Douglas A foster daughter Gladys Hall five brothers George Michigan William Biddeford Loren Saco Carl Dracut Nelson West Alton. Trott a retired University of New Hampshire chef and Coast Guard veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N.H
Frank W. Trott
Saco, Maine
Wiggin
Marshall Stevenson
Union Congregational Church
Lakeside Cemetery
Wolfboro
Esther Bickford Trott
Douglas A
Gladys Hall
George
Michigan
William
Biddeford
Maine
Loren
Saco
Carl
Dracut
Mass
Nelson
West Alton
Trott
University of New Hampshire
Merchant Marines
Coast Guard
War stalemate and policy debates color national briefing
News At A Glance surveys Vietnam stalemate as McNamara and Lodge assess troop needs while Johnson weighs Harriman’s Kosygin talk. Mars closeup shows desert world, a 19 year old housewife dies in Arizona, Humphrey sheds 600 pounds, a microbiologist comic pursues leukemia aid, Miss Universe swimwear debate stirs nerves, a Greek captain plans a Liberian honeymoon voyage. Washington honors Adlai Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. McNamara
Henry Cabot Lodge
Viet Nam
Johnson
W. Averell Harriman
Alexei N. Kosygin
Mars
Arizona
Happy Humphrey
Japan
Washington
Adlai FE. Stevenson
Youths Rescued From Abandoned Refrigerator in Augusta
In Augusta two year old Pamela Courtemanche and 11 year old Terry Jacques were trapped in an abandoned refrigerator for about 30 minutes Thursday night. Pamela's mother Germaine Cartemanche found them after calling for the children. A fireman arrived with a resuscitator and noted the children were perspiring and turning blue. They were treated at a hospital and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Pamela Courtemanche
Terry Jacques
Pamela
Germaine Cartemanche
Terry
Broad based rights plan to aid disadvantaged children
Civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King outlined a "broad based and gigantic bill of rights" to assist disadvantaged children, starting with financial aid for families earning under $3,000 annually. He linked poor housing and unemployment to educational deprivation during a Syracuse University banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Syracuse
N. Y
Martin Luther King
Syracuse University
King
New York
Henry T Heald
Ford Foundation
Heald
Cleveland (Ap
Juscelino Kubitschek
Brazil
Paris
Kubitschek
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Anna Kashfi
Miss Kashfi
Sgt
E.H. Hall
Marlon Brando
Portland Weather: Showers Tonight and Saturday Cooler
Showers developing by early morning with increasing cloudiness and warming temperatures. Lows in the mid to upper 50s. Gentle southerly winds. Saturday mostly cloudy and cooler with occasional showers and partial clearing late. Southerly winds 10 to 15 mph shifting to west in the late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Army Changes Policies On Assignments In Viet Nam War
The Army reduces overseas tour length and allows home leave up to 60 days when shipping soldiers from Europe to Viet Nam. It shortens the interval between Viet Nam tours and, except for volunteers, requires reassignment after two years away in Viet Nam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Viet Nam
Europe
United States
Army
Johnson Bans Wiretapping By Administration
President Johnson forbids any wiretapping by the administration except to protect national security. White House press secretary Bill Moyers says such action requires prior approval from the attorney general. Johnson issued the rule soon after taking office and reaffirmed it in a message to Cabinet officers and agency chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
New England News Briefs Roundup From AP
In Quitman Eliot Libenson 18 of Boston was fined ten dollars and costs for trespassing. In Providence white and black groups battled over Smith Hill Youth Drop-in Center as police reported a near twenty youth rumble. In Coventry Frederick Monahan 17 and William Marcet 17 both of Warwick RI died when their car overturned on Harkney Hill Road. In Fall River three year old Bennett Smith died from fatal burns after playing with matches in a family car. In Shrewsbury Martin Henry 54 of Dorchester was killed when struck by a car on Route 9 after his truck broke down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Quitman
Mass
Eliot S. Libenson
Boston
Providence
R.I
Smith Hill
Coventry, RI
Frederick Monahan
William Marcet
Warwick, R.il
Harkney Hill Road
Fall River, Mass
Bennett Smith
Shrewsbury
Martin E. Henry
Dorchester
Route 9
Biddeford Resident Awarded Damages
Gordon Brown of Biddeford won 83.88 dollars in a York County Superior Court automobile collision suit against Howard Carpenter of Biddeford. The case before Justice Thomas E. Delahanty was nonjury. Brown said he could not avoid hitting Carpenter’s open truck door on Alfred Street in Biddeford May 15, 1964. Carpenter testified he checked for traffic and opened the door after letting a passing truck clear. Damages to Brown’s car included the right front fender, wood, lights, grill and radiator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Gordon Brown
Biddeford
York County
Brown
Howard Carpenter
Thomas E. Delahanty
Carpenter
Alfred Street
Brick Store Museum to Present Mrs on July 20
Kennebunk schedule notes Brick Store Museum hosts a program titled Mrs Tuesday July 20 at 8 p.m. The event features a reading or performance by a guest artist in the museum program lineup.
One Car Crash Injures Kelner Vacationer In Maine
A single vehicle accident on Goose Rocks Beach in Kennebunkport injured a 7 year old girl Nancy Adams of Haverhill Massachusetts when a pole sign fell after a bee distracted driver Thomas Mitchell 17 of Groton Massachusetts. Mitchell escaped with low speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport
Goose Rocks Beach
Thomas Mitchell
Groton
Mass
King’s Highway
Goose Rocks Fire Co
Nancy Adams
Haverhill
Biddeford
Mitchell
Study Group Members Named in Maine Senate Reapportionment
Maine presiding officers announced the members of the special Senate reapportionment committee and the Campaign Reports Committee. Included are Sens Cahill OLeary Harding Bernard Hoffies and Reps Glazier Fortier Starbird Dostie Drouin Kittredge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Senate
Maine
House
James M. Cahill
Moscow
Donald R. O'Leary
Mexico
Floyd L. Harding
D-Presque
Isle
Peter Bernard
West Enfield
Albert W. Hoffies
Camden
Frank R. Glazier
Bangor
Malcolm Fortier
Waterville
S. Glenn Starbird Jr
D-Kingman
Charles W. Casey Jr
D-Woodland
Richard C. Willey
Ellsworth
Eddie FE. Dostie
Lewiston
Irenee FE. Drouin
Auburn
George W. Kittredge
South Thomaston
Mont Blanc Tunnel Opens Between France and Italy
Presidents Charles de Gaulle and Giuseppe Saragat cut ribbons at Chamonix to dedicate the Mont Blanc tunnel the world's longest highway link under the Alps. The 7.2 mile route will shorten Paris Rome drive times and open to the public next week with limited initial access for safety and police checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Blanc
Charles de Gaulle
France
Giuseppe Saragat
Italy
Paris
Rome
Chamonix
Tthey
European Alps
Stevenson Brothers Attend London Tribute and State Funeral
President and Vice President welcome Stevenson family at a London farewell as flags fly and bagpipes play. Adlai III and John Fell Stevenson lead the escort while a guard stands watch at Bethlehem Chapel before a 20 mile hearse convoy to the cathedral. An envoy from Ghana mourns Stevenson as a UN champion. no successor discussed yet. The UN General Assembly plans a September reconvening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
America
Hubert H Humphrey
Stevenson
Adlai III
John Fell
Borden
London
Bethlehem Chapel
Uaison Lackey
Ghana
New York
United Nations
Bill D. Moyers
White House
Johnson
General Assembly
Starr King of South Waterboro to lecture on Viet Nam Today
Starr King, a retired educator from South Waterboro, will deliver a slide lecture titled Viet Nam Today. He and Mrs King spent several years in Viet Nam on an educational survey for the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr King
South
Waterboro
Viet Nam
Two Traffic Accidents Listed At Beach
At West Grand Avenue a Waterloo, Quebec driver’s car struck from behind by a Portland man’s vehicle caused major damage to the Quebec car. A second accident on Saco Avenue involved a Montreal driver backing into a bicycle ridden by a 14 year old local resident with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Alsop Brian
Waterloo
Que
Barry R. Hamilton
Portland
West Grand Avenue
Hamilton
Brian
Saco Avenue
Alain Beausejour
Montreal
Fred Curtis
Smithwheel Road
Escape of U S Soldier Camacho From Viet Cong Captivity
U S Army Sgt. Isaac Camacho of El Paso Texas escaped Viet Cong captivity after 20 months. He was captured November 24, 1963 during the Hiet Hoa attack northwest of Saigon. Camacho, once missing, was found Tuesday and in good condition but details of the escape were not released. Thirteen other Americans remain prisoners. He was last seen fleeing a sugarcane field. The location of his current whereabouts was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
U.S. Army
Isaac Camacho
el Paso
Tex
Toay
Camacho
U.S
Hiet Hoa
Hau Nghia
Olce
South
Viet Nam
Velvet Ant's Habitat On Superheated Dunes Explained
The velvet ant, a wingless wasp, thrives on intensely hot sand dunes protected by dense furlike enat. This unusual adaptation allows it to endure extreme desert conditions.
White House Doubts Stevenson Remark On Dominican Intervention
The White House rejects Adlai Stevenson describing U.S. action in the Dominican Republic as a massive blunder. Press secretary Moyers argues the remark disserves Stevenson’s memory after his death. Stevenson died in London last Wednesday amid reports from Paris by David Schoenbrun. Harriman, in Moscow, says Stevenson never spoke that way in his presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Adlai Stevenson
U.S
Dominican Republic
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Stevenson
Stedae
Lonon
David Schoenbrun
Paris
Schoenbrun
U.N
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Moscow
Microbiologist Bridges Science And Stand Up Career
Philadelphia microbiologist Dr. Carl Abramson works at Einstein Medical Center under a National Science Foundation grant while moonlighting as a comedian. He once toured as Jerry Young, performs in New York’s Catskills, and hopes to found a leukemia research institute funded by comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Carl Abramson
Abramson
Kennebunk Student Attends National Homemakers Meetup
Miss Linda Court 16 a Kennebunk High School senior joins 1506 teenage delegates and advisors at the Future Homemakers of America meeting in Philadelphia. She participates in the All States Chorus and travels with home economics advisor Mrs Mable Nevins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Linda Court
Kennebunk High School
Evelyn N. Court
Philadelphia
Future ‘Homemakers of America
Miss Court
All States
Mable Nevins
Severe Penalty Sought for Portland Store Owner
A hearing examiner was asked to impose the severest punishment on Rich ard Budzko for selling malt liquor to minors and exceeding the 20 gallon limit. The case, described as the most flagrant offense by Timothy J. Murphy, could revoke Budzko’s license for one to five years after he allegedly sold 75 cases of beer to a teen for parties at Sebago Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
State Liquor Commission
Portland
Timothy J. Murphy
Richard P. Budzko
Budzko
Sebago Lake
Cumberland
Charles Sharpe
Four Hurt In Saco Route 1 Collision At Cascade Road
Four persons injured in a two car crash at Route 1 and Cascade Road in Saco. Leon Serunian 72 Old Orchard Beach operator of one car and George Valiga 49 Aliquippa Pa and son David 16 treated for lacerations and released. Carmilla Valiga 47 held in outpatient dept. Damages to both cars deemed total. Gasoline spill cleaned by Saco firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber Hospital
Saco
Cascade Road
Leon Serunian
Smithwheel Road
Old Orchard Beach
George Valiga
Aliquippa
David
Valiga
Carmilla
Frederick G. Plummer
Serunian
Cascade
Pennsylvania
Plummer
Two Flower Boxes Stolen From Main Street Bridge
Biddeford police investigate two missing flower boxes taken from the Main Street Bridge after a witness saw two youths remove them around 1 30 a m Thursday and toss them into the river. Officer Manuel DeSilva leads the probe amid city beautification efforts sponsored by the Biddeford Beautiful committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Main Street
Manuel DeSilva
Marie Biddeford Beautiful Committee
Window Washers Survive Fall From 19th Floor
In Dallas on Thursday two window washers, Jay E. Parrish and Charles F. Bennett Jr., were swayed 30 feet from Fidelity Union Tower by a thunderstorm. They clung to the scaffold until Jack C. Ogden hauled them inside through a window, averting a disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Jay E. Parrish
Charles F. Bennett Jr
Fidelity Union
Parrish
Bennett
Jack C. Ogden
Ignare
New Hampshire Riot Law Seen With Gaps
Officials in Portsmouth say the new riot control act lacks power to stop people from returning to a mob scene after withdrawing. The gap emerged after a July arrest was voided when District Court Judge Flynn ruled the suspect left the scene and returned, highlighting the law’s looseness amid a Loudon weekend riot with extensive damage and 80 injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N.H
New Hampshire
Paul F. Connors
Loudon
Gary W. Fletcher
Kittery
Maine
Thomas E. Flynn Jr
Flynn
Walter Philbrick
Philbrick
Summer Outing for E. and L. Club at Ferry Beach
The FE and L Club of the School Street Methodist Church in Saco held a summer outing and cookout yesterday at Mrs. Nora York’s home on Beacon Avenue Ferry Beach. Assisting were Mrs. Nora Clark and Mrs. Eva Harper. Attendees included Mrs. Ladora Gagnon Mrs. Mary Rollins Mrs. Ella Lumen and others. Guests included Mrs. Bernice Wentworth of Maryland Walter York and Robert Lariviere. The next meeting is set for Sept 13 at Mrs. Ella Lumen’s summer home on Beacon Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Club
School Street Methodist Church
Saco
Nora York
Beacon Avenue
Ferry Beach
Nora Clark
Eva Harper
Ladora Gagnon
Mary Rollins
Ella Lumen
Edith Waterhouse
Mares Jorie Fogg
Phyllis Lariviere
Georgianna Harriman
Ethel Cobb
Phyllis Vining
Herberta Harriman
Bernice Wentworth
Maryland
Walter York
Robert Lariviere
Daigle Enlists in U.S. Marine Corps at Biddeford
Nelson Peter Daigle of 365 Alfred Street Biddeford has enlisted under the 120 day delay program and will train at Parris Island South Carolina for 13 weeks. After training he receives 20 days leave before reporting to a unit or school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Peter Daigle
Alfred St
Biddeford
U.S. Marine Corps
Joseph H. Grabowski
Daigle
Marine Corps
Parris Island
S.C
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St. Martha’s Church
St. Monica’s Church
Dickey
Vietnam
Freezer
LO Ie
Justices High
New England
Happy
William J. Cobb
Atlanta Constitution
Cobb
Macon
Medcal College of Georgia
Wayne V. Greenberg
Greenberg
Al’s
Washington, D. C
Florist
Arta
Alfred Road
Connie’s
Bridal
Wells Road
Sanford
E. and
Nelson P. Daigle
Felix T. Sheltra
Mildred Leonard
Paul E. Sheltra
Jefferson Street
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