Ten Men Fined In Superior Court For Marijuana Sales
Ten men were fined 1000 dollars each in Superior Court on marijuana selling charges. Peter J. Gowan 28 and George A. Wardell 21 faced the maximum sentence. Wardell agreed to 200 days in jail to satisfy the fine. Both were arrested in April. Authorities note room rates at Central Maine General Hospital rose to 45 dollars for a daily private room as part of broader increases including salaries totaling 295000 dollars annually. St. Marys Hospital previously charged six dollars daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Gowan
George A. Wardell
Wardell
Albert Knudsen
Lewiston
Central Maine General Hospital
St. Mary’s Hospital
Cutting Aid Could Affect Paris Talks
Washington AP reports Defense Secretary Clark Clifford warned that drastic curtailment or moratorium of foreign aid could disrupt Paris peace negotiations and harm objectives in Asia, as House Foreign Affairs debates the foreign aid bill amid funeral services for Rep. Joe Pool. letters circulated among lawmakers. a separate note covers Pan Am’s New York to Moscow flight with Talbert Abrams, while Cincinnati hospital wedding tells of a Mason couple wed after injuries forced earlier date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clark M. Clifford
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Paris
Clifford
Vietnam
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Korea
Thailand
South Vietnam
Laos
Asia
Morgan
Rep
Joe Pool
D-Tex
Pool
Texas
House
Congress
New York
Pan American World Airways
Moscow
Talbert Abrams
Lansing, Mich
Abrams
Abrams Aerial Survey Corp
Pan Am
FALSE TEETH PROMISES FASTER FIT AND COMFORT
An advertisement urges readers to use FASTEETH on dentures to prevent loosening or wobbling and to improve bite stability and comfort. It claims denture paste resists pasty taste, helps denture breath, and emphasizes regular dental care with a reminder to visit a dentist while noting availability at drug counters.
Kennebunk MRS draws prizes and sports update
The E Warren Lions held a drawing at Park Street Playground with prizes of 25 15 and 10 won by S Matthews Everett Chaplin and Yvonne Arcand. Kennebunk defeated Saco Rangers 4 3 and will play Saco Vikings at 6 tonight. Numerous social notices follow including weddings travels and hospital stays among Kennebunk residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Warren Lions
Park Street
S. Matthews
Kennebunk
Everett Chaplin
Yvonne Arcand
Biddeford
Saco Rangers
Saco Vikings
Sandra Sands
Hallowell
Donna Titcomb
Newport
Howard Taute
Hovey Street
Carol Taute
Thomas Farnsworth
Miss Titcomb
Earle Grames
Mousam Road
Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia
Lee Dickinson
Leroy Kimball
Saco
Edward Taute
Portland Street
Mildred Goyette
Haverhill
Mass
U.S
Edgar Bowdoin
Winter Street
Maine Osteopathic Hospital
Portland
Ruby Prescott
Alton Bowdoin
Colleen
James
East Wasselboro
Knnebunk Pond
Delmont E. Gross
West Kennebunk
Howard §. Allen, Jr
Brunswick
Delmonte Gross
Maine Briefs Touches on Indictments and Deaths
Washington County Grand Jury reconvenes to consider indictments for Eastport lawyer Don Gellers and Alfred Cox of New York. Marine Corps Private Joseph E. Thomas of Farmington reported killed in Vietnam. Rockefeller backers in Maine seek 50 000 signatures by Saturday. Nassau College names Rodney Gould public relations director. Canadian fishing boat Scotia Cape towed to Portland after propeller entanglement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Machias
Washington County
Portland
Maine
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Teir Man
Sai
Miami
Springvale
Nassan College
Rodney D. Gould
Manchester
N. H
Gould
Dover
N.H
University of New Hampshires
Nassau
Scotia
Cape
Coast Guard
Yarmouth
Graham reports campaign spending in failed bid for Kyros
Portland AP. David L. Graham says he spent 2878 dollars in his June primary bid to unseat Rep. Peter N. Kyros. He filed Monday with the State Election Division as many candidates have yet to file their required financial reports before the Wednesday deadline. Stanley R. Tupper and his wife are divorced after 27 years of marriage. Tupper, former Maine congressman, directs the States' Urban Actions Center in Washington. Divorce granted May 14 in Wiscasset on grounds of cruel and abusive treatment. Tupper served as U.S. representative to Expo 67 in 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
David L. Graham
Peter N. Kyros
Graham
Stanley R. Tupper
Maine
Tupper
States’ Urban Actions Center
Washington
Wiscasset
U.S
City Awards 824000 Contract for Roads and Sewage
South Portland City Council approved signing an 824000 contract for road and sewage improvements as part of a 1.2 million package. The winning bid went to W H Hinman Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Portland
W.h.hinman Co
Portland to vote on fluoride in water supply
Portland City Council approved a November 5 referendum on fluoridating the water, 7-1 after a long debate with protests. It will be the first local fluoridation vote in five years, following a 1963 defeat. South Portland plans a same-date vote, pushed by the Greater Portland Citizens Committee for Dental Health with over 700 signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
South Portland
Greater Portland
Gaullists snub Giscard as they seize finance committee post
In Paris the Gaullists in the National Assembly backed Jean Taittinger for the assembly finance committee chair, beating Giscard d Estaing 30 to 11. The move leaves Giscard without IR support and mirrors De Gaulle’s earlier treatment of Pompidou, as the Gaullists now hold a 99 vote majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
National Assembly
Giscard d’Estaing
Jean Taittinger
Reims
Assembly
Taittinger
Giscard
Pompidou
Gaullists
de Gaulle
Polish cabinet reshuffle elevates Moczar rival amid purge
Warsaw reports three deputy ministers promoted as Interior Minister Moczar gains party power and control of police. Kazimierz Switala becomes interior minister, while Stanislaw Majewski takes over finance and Jan Kostryewski becomes health minister amid resignations and ongoing party purges linked to student protests. In Tel Aviv, U S Ambassador Ball met with Defense Minister Dayan and Israeli leaders as he surveys Middle East tensions aboard a helicopter over the Golan Heights and at a kibbutz by the Sea of Galilee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Mieczysslaw Moczar
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Kazimierz Switala
Moczar
Stanislaw Majewski
Jerzy Albrecht
Jan Kostryewski
Jerzy Sztachelski
Albrecht
Sztachelski
Tel Aviv
Israel
U.S
George W. Ball
Moshe Dayan
United Nations
Middle East
Haim Har-Lev
Ministry of ‘Defense
Ball
Golan Heights
Syria
Yigal Allen
Sea of Galilee
Pot Bellies sweep double in Beach Games
Muggsey's Pot Bellies swept a doubleheader against the Jaycees at Alum ni Field in Old Orchard Beach. Scores were 13 to 1 and 14 to 6. George King allowed a late first game run, while Dean Speed earned the win in game two. Sanford Parker stood out for the Jaycees, and manager Bob Maguire eyed nearby opponents such as Saco Policemen Biddeford Firemen or local fire department teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Muggsey’s
Jaycees
Alumni Field
George King
Dean Speed
Sanford Parker
Bob Maguire
Saco Policemen
Biddeford Firemen
Fire Department
Old Orchard Beach Jaycees
Muggsey
Jay Cees
Little League Club House Heisted
Thieves smashed in a door to Decary Little League base pall field and stole candy and soft drinks. Biddeford police are investigating this clubhouse break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little League
Decary
Pall Field
Biddeford
Pig Iron Origin Tied to Sand Molds and Pigs
Pig iron, a crude cast iron, derives its name from sand molds shaped to resemble a litter of pigs. The iron was poured directly into the sand molds from the blast furnace in early practice.
Elusive Planet Pluto Found After 25-Year Search
After a 25 year search, astronomers confirm the elusive planet Pluto's existence, advancing understanding of the solar system. The discovery follows decades of observations by NASA and observatories worldwide, marking Pluto as a major astronomical milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pluto
West Point Pepperell Aids St Francis Study
James Rowan of St Francis College completed a statewide sociology project with help from West Point Pepperell Computer Center led by Al Carrier. Over two months Carrier programming 1,600 Maine college questionnaires aided data analysis for Attitudes toward society and colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rowan
St. Francis College
West Point-Pepperell
al Carrier
Ronan
Bill Raymond
Carrier
Rowan
Maine
John Biter
St. Francis
Clyde Tombaugh Discovers Planet in 1930
A 24 year old astronomer Clyde Tombaugh detected the elusive planet in 1930 while studying celestial bodies. The historic discovery marked a milestone in planetary science and shaped future astronomical research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Tombaugh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sweetser School
Spring Street
Raymond Dupont
Mike Spaulding
Roland Toussaint
Greg Searle
Roger LeBlanc
David Dionne
Mark Mayheux
Tom Ouellette
Saco Recreation Program
Cincinnati, Ohio
Mason
Ohio
Christ Hospital
Aoe L. A
Constance T. Oberle
Tmp
C. R. Cadorette Mason Bricks
Boston
Raleigh
Jacksonville
Thacher Wet
Pblade
Continental Trailways
Earth
Edmund Cashen
Mothers’ Club
Tide Water Court
Farmington
Marine Corps
Joseph E. Thomas
THE
Maine Employment Security
Main Street
Montgomery Ward
R. W. Wincowski
MonTgomery Ward & CO
North Broadway
Albany
N. Y
Biddeford-Saco
Shirley S. Rossignol
Philip R. Fortier
John R. Fortier
Lina Avenue
David R. Rossignol
Portland Road
Miss Rossignol
Thornton Academy
University of Maine, Portland
University of Maine
West Point Pepperell Aids
West Point Pepperell
Galle No
Park & Lord
U.S. Department OF Agriculture
Carters
Fite
Bancardchek
Ocean National Bank
Bankank
Mmcean National Bank
Kennebunk, Maine
Kennebunkport ¢ Wells
F.d.lc
Pero
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!