Local Personal Notices Highlight Biddeford and Area Guests
Roy Sylvester hospital patient at Webber hospital in Biddeford. Elaine Cantara on two week vacation from Biddeford Savings Bank. Paul Colpitts back to duties at Saco post office after week off. Edward M Reilly entertaining Bigelow family at Goose Rocks Beach cottage. Ellen O’Leary starting two week vacation. Gladys Walker resumes Biddeford Public Health nursing duties after vacation. Montreal visitors Julia Noseworthy and J Eric Clark with Montreal Trust official in Old Orchard Beach.
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Roy Sylvester
Williams Court
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Paul Colpitts
Saco
Biddeford Savings Bank
Elaine Cantara
Edward M. Reilly
Bigelow
Vermont
Goose Rocks Beach
Ellen O'Leary
YMCA
Portland
George Brown
Joseph Neault
Gladys Walker
Forest Street
Julia Noseworthy
Montreal
Old Orchard Beach
J. Eric Clark
Samuel Lublinsky
Atlantic Avenue
Clark
Montreal Trust Company
Biddeford Man Dies After Long Illness
Alyre Garon 71 of 213 Main Street Biddeford died at a local hospital after a lengthy illness. Born in St Bernard P Q he came to the United States in 1889 and worked for Pepperell Manufacturing. He was a communicant of St Joseph church. Surviving are one brother Camille Caron of Biddeford and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from St Joseph church Friday at 8 30 a m. Friends may call Bolduc Funeral Home 291 Alfred Street Biddeford today and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p m.
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Alyre Garon
Main Street
Biddeford
St. Bernard
P. Q
Pepperell Manufacturing Company
United States
St. Joseph Church
Camille Caron
Bolduc
Alfred Street
Leaders of Six European Nations Unite
In Bonn the six European Common Market nations France West Germany Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg agreed to regular meetings to give unity a statutory character and to prepare a European statute for legal basis. They directed officials to draft a treaty for ratification by parliaments and left open加入 for others to join. The leaders met with De Gaulle Adenauer and the premiers, planning a Rome meeting in October.
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Bonn
Germany
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
de Gaulle
Adenauer
Rome
Stock Market Slumps Modestly As Trading Slows At Noon
The New York AP average fell 0.70 to 241.10 at noon with industrials down 1.20 and rails off 0.70 while utilities held steady. Dow Jones Industrial Average slid to 678.35, down 0.95, as Du Pont and Westinghouse weighed the averages. Some gains and losses scattered among aircraft missile stocks, Polaroid, Ford, International Telephone, RCA, and other issues amid mixed activity on the American and American Stock Exchange. Corporate bonds declined as US government bonds rose slightly.
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New York
Associated Press
Dow Jones
DuPont
Westinghouse Electric
Martin Co
International Telephone
American Cable & Radio
Polaroid
Ford
American Stock Exchange
Portland plant workers reject union representation vote
AP reports Burnham and Morrill Co. employees in Portland voted 277 to 152 against union representation by Local 334 Bakery and Confectionery Workers. Production and maintenance workers cast ballots Tuesday on joining the union.
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Union Portland
Burnham and Morrill Co
Wave
GSA transfers Presque Isle Air Force Base to city
The General Services Administration authorized the transfer of 884 acres and 12 buildings at Presque Isle Maine Air Force Base to the city for public use. GSA Administrator Joan L Moore said the transfer would cost the city nothing.
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Washington
Geneal Services Administration
Presque Isle
Maine
Air Force Base
Joan L. Moore
GSA
Gas ad race hits Oklahoma City advertising claims
M Shea Jr. of American Petro fina, Inc. told the Oklahoma Oil Jobbers Association that many gasoline advertising claims are unrealistic. He said the industry makes it hard on operators to live up to perfection assurances at service stations.
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Oklahoma City
M. Shea Jr
American Petrofina, Inc
Oklahoma Oil Jobbers Association
Harvard lecturer urges farmers to form larger co op marketing
Charles C Withers of Harvard Business School told the Maine Co-Operative Council opening session that farmers may need to unite into bigger marketing organizations to improve bargaining power and reach.
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CRONO
Charles C Withers
Harvard Business School
Maine Co - Operative Council
Funeral rites for Michael Polackwich at Most Holy Trinity
Funeral services were held this morning at Most Holy Trinity Church in Saco for Michael Polackwich. Rev. Arthur St. Pierre conducted a Requiem High Mass with Miss Louise Welch as organist. Bearers included Edward Regina, William Chocka, Leon Tarazewich, Henry Rutka, Alphonse Polackwich, and Dr. Stephen Polackwich. Burial followed in St. Mary Cemetery with committal prayers by Rev. St. Pierre.
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Michael Polackwich
Most Holy Trinity Church
Saco
Arthur St. Pierre
Louise Welch
Edward Regina
William Chocka
Leon Tarazewich
Henry Rutka
Alphonse Polackwich
Stephen Polackwich
St. Mary Cemetery
St. Pierre
Funeral for Mrs Elizabeth (Carlile) Cutler in Biddeford
Services were held Tuesday at Second Congregational Church Biddeford for Mrs Elizabeth Carlile Cutler wife of Rev H Lewis Cutler. Officiating was Rev Harry Aufiero of First Parish Congregational Saco with local clergy and civic delegates in attendance. Committal followed at Whitenarsh Memorial Park Prospectville Pa.
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Biddeford
Elizabeth (Carlile) Cutler
H. Lewis Cutler
Harry Aufiero
First Parish Congregational Church
Saco
Biddeford-Saco Chamber of Commerce
Millard Neal
Carleton Foss
Donald Fraser
Far Atwood
Charles Leach
Alfred Wilcox
Norman Lundy
Albion Benton
Alfred Bradford
George Love
Carleton Davis
al Calderwood
Paul Grace
Joseph Haley
Whitenarsh Memorial Park
Prospectville
Reverend led requiem mass for Daniel G Barrett at St Marys
Daniel G Barrett of St Mary curen Biddeford was honored with a requiem high mass conducted by Rev Cornelius En right assisted by Rev Maurice Goan deacon and Rev Coleman OToole sub deacon Miss Elizabeth Seidel organist and William Cleary soloist Bearers Howard Giles Clayton Cartmill Martin Rielly and Robert Goudreau burial followed in Danforth family lot Rev Rene Caouette gave committal prayers Out of town attendees included Gerald McDonald Machias Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hunt Bangor Mr and Mrs Warren Anderson Caribou Mrs Odiana Thibodeau Caribou Mrs Brayton Larsen Mrs Charles Harmon Mrs Godfrey LAbbe Miss Helena McGuigan Waterville and Miss Erma Giles Kezar Falls
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Daniel G. Barrett
St. Mary Curen
Biddeford
Cornelius Enright
Maurice Goan
Coleman O'Toole
Elizabeth Seidel
William Cleary
Howard Giles Clayton Cartmill
Martin Rielly
Robert Goudreau
Danforth
Rene Caouette
Gerald McDonald
Machias
Lawrence Hunt
Bangor
Warren Anderson
Caribou
Odiana Thibodeau
Brayton Larsen
Charles Harmon
Godfrey L'Abbe
Helena McGuigan
Waterville
Erma Giles
Kezar Falls
Funeral for Mrs Coro na Cantara at St Joseph Church
Funeral services for Mrs Coro na Cantara were held at St Joseph Church with a requiem high mass conducted by Rev. Gerard Doyon and assisted by Rev. Marc Franck and Rev. Nroman Carrier. Organist Miss Diana Rousselie led the choir. honorary ribbon bearers and bearers from St Ann Sodality and the Gendron family attended. Burial followed at St Joseph Cemetery after committal prayers. Out of town guests included Real Cantara of Fort Rucker Alabama and multiple Gendron and Provencher relatives from Manchester New Hampshire and Portland Maine.
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Corona Cantara
St. Joseph Church
Gerard Doyon
Marc Franck
Nroman Carrier
Diana Rousselie
St. Ann Sodality
Eugene Neveux
Regina Gaulin
Edwige Baillargeon
Miss Deschambeault Married in Saco Ceremony
Miss Claudette T. Deschambeault daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerome Deschambeault 17 Mt Pleasant street Biddeford became the bride of Robert Fifield son of Mr and Mrs Donald Fifield 507 Pool road Biddeford Rev Norman J Langmaid of the School Street Methodist church Saco performed the ceremony in his home at 64 Middle street this morning Witnesses were Mr and Mrs Arthur Hussey
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Claudette T. Deschambeault
Jerome Deschambeault
Mt. Pleasant Street
Biddeford
Robert Fifield
Donald Fifield
Pool Road
Norman
J. Langmaid
School Street Methodist Church
Saco
Middle Street
Arthur Hussey
Minot Len Fest 96 On Birthday Says He Has No Idea
Washington report notes Len Fest answered his 96th birthday with disbelief at surviving to age 96. He said he does not know how he lived so long and has wondered about it many times.
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Washington
Minot Lenfest
Withers says UMaine must control campus food merchandising
On Tuesday at the University of Maine campus Withers argued that the era of leaving food merchandising to store operators is over and the institution should take a guiding role in food display and sales.
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Withers
University of Maine
Portland Weather Summary
This afternoon partly cloudy with little temperature change and isolated thundershowers. Winds southwest to west 5 to 10 mph, onshore along the coast. Tonight fair with minimal temperature change and light variable or calm winds. Thursday morning showers, increasing clouds in the afternoon, little temperature change, gentle southerly winds. Temperatures Zone 1 82 to 60.
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Portland
Boston Area 5 Day Forecast Keeps Near Normal Temps
The Weather Bureau extends the forecast for northern New England Massachusetts Rhode Island and northeastern New York. Temperatures over the next five days Thursday through Monday will average near normal with two to five degrees above normal in Massachusetts Rhode Island southern New Hampshire and Maine. Warm weather continues with a cooler note Friday and Saturday. Rainfall should total about six tenths of an inch during an unsettled showery period from Thursday night to Saturday.
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Boston
Permits Issued For Building In Saco Totals $847 600
Building Inspector Peter W Hellige issued three new building permits in Saco totaling 14 000 bringing this year s permit value to 847 600 and 19 new homes started One permit went to Robert Warner for a 20 by 24 detached garage at 1 800 another to Hollis W Moore for a 7 6 by 18 porch addition at 100 and a third to John Girard for a 54 by 24 ranch type house with attached garage on Shepard avenue at 12 500 Also a Biddeford court case continued and other local actions noted including drunken driving conviction and license suspension for Donald J Dubois and a driving without license charge against Mrs Joan Colpitis
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Saco
Peter W.hellige
Robert Warner
King Street
Hollis W. Moore
West Avenue
Camp Ellis
Guy Gagne
Hills Beach
Biddeford
Simon Spill
Gagne
Marcel Viger
Gerald Nason
Helene Perreault
New County Road
Edgar Sevigny
Alfred Guillmette
State Street
Spill
Donald J. Dubois
Common Street
Dubois
Robert Cyr
Millard H. Palmer
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Hill, Water
Main Streets
Joan Colpitis
Lewis Avenue
Air Force asks restored budget cuts in next year's plan
Brig. Gen. William F. E. Leonhard told the Senate defense subcommittee that the Air Force seeks restoration of $35,136,000 cut by the House. He said funds are needed for dispersed missile site prep, cargo aircraft maintenance, and overseas dependent education. He emphasized restoring $12 million for four engine transport O&M due to current needs.
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Washington
Air Force
Senate
House
William FE. Leonhard
Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Leonhard
Paving Row Sparks Clash Over Detroit Street Repairs
In Detroit residents battled over a Trinity Avenue block where holes were filled by a city crew for six hours before a paving firm arrived to tear up the area for resurfacing. Louis J. Brinkman, a city street official, said the policy is not to plug holes when a city contractor is about to resurface, calling it “one of those things.”
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Detroit
Trinity Avenue
Louis J. Brinkman
Textile import controls debated at three day hearing
Domestic producers seek quotas to curb low-cost textiles. Witnesses from woolen, cotton, silk and synthetic sections testify on the impact of imports. They urge flexible quotas by country and fabric, noting Japan’s quota agreement failed to prevent new competition. Admin says mandatory quotas risk retaliation and hinders aid to emergi ng nations.
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U.S
Geneva
Japan
United States
Officials Named For Acton Fair Set For August
York County Extension association Fair committee and division superintendents named by Roger S. Bragdon list extension representatives and superintendents for the 25th annual Acton fair, scheduled for August 25 and 26. Key figures include Mrs. Jane Scamman, Mrs. Louise Russell, Hartley Emery Jr., Philip Young, Alden Gile, Mrs. Doris O’TentI, Marion Mudgett, Glenn Wildes, and Anthony Ferris, plus county agents and 4-H staff.
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York County Extension Association
Roger S. Bragdon
Wells
Acton
Jane Scamman
Hollis Center
Louise Russell
Kennebunk
Hartley Emery, Jr
Berwick
Philip Young
Springvale
Alden Gile
Alfred
Doris O’tenti
Lebanon
Marion Mudgett
Eliot
Glenn Wildes
Anthony Ferrise
Frema Grant
Shirley Hobbs
HDA
York
Cumberland
Elizabeth Syvinski
Bert F. Stanley
Charles © E Noves
Lester FE. Grant
Roland Dutch
Bragdon
Russell Staples
Carl Russell
Verne Hobbs
Avis P. Fox
Ladies’ Department
Lester R. Bridges
Syvinski
Ralph Marshall
Sanford Electrician
Laurence F. Ferguson
Shapleigh
End of Day Mail Deluge Problem Hailed by Post Office
Boston AP report notes postal researchers call end of day mail surge the biggest waste in the system. Edward Harriman urges large business mailers to reschedule sending to ease congestion, boost efficiency and speed service. He targets over 20,000 major mailers who originate half of the nation's annual 65 billion pieces.
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Boston
Postal Service
Postal Department
Edward E. Harriman
Post Office Department
Washington
Kennedy to address allies on Berlin crisis and NATO plans
President Kennedy said decisions on Berlin and Western defense will be reviewed with advisers and shared with allied governments this week. He indicated a speech to the nation next Tuesday and submission to Congress a week later, while noting talks with allied leaders about boosting conventional forces in Europe. Separately, Ulysses Berka reported to Saco police that tenant Robert Bishop of Bangor sniped gasoline from a car and two folding chairs were stolen from Seashore cottages at Camp Ellis Beach. The case is under investigation.
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East Germany
West Berlin
U.S
Congress
Europe
Kennedy
United States
Paris
Moscow
Monay
Berlin
Britain
France
Kremlin
Ulysses Berka
Seashore
Camp Ellis Beach
Saco
Robert Bishop
Bangor
Berka
Eichmann rejects manuscript as false during trial clash
In a tense session, Eichmann questioned Hausner about corrections in Sassen's manuscript, admitting edits but denying finality and urging the document be discarded as false. Judge Landau pressed him to answer, while the prosecutor argued Eichmann led the Nazi secret police in Berlin.
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Eichmann
Europe
Hausner
Sassen
Nazi Berlin
Professor Dies Of Heart Attack In Portland
PORTLAND A medical examiner ruled that Robert F. Goff 61, an assistant professor at the University of Maine in Portland, died of a heart attack at his home Tuesday night Patrick Rague who had visited Goff notified authorities and said he attempted mouth to mouth resuscitation for 15 minutes Goff held a BA from Bowdoin and an MA from Bates and taught English and foreign languages
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Portland
Robert F. Goff
University of Maine
Patrick Rague
Goff
Rague
Bowdoin College
Bates College
Name Not All It Implies Speeding Driver Holds Safety First License
In Santa Monica California traffic officers stopped a motorist for speeding. The driver, identifying as Safety First, 67, of 1427 Camden Dr, produced a driver's license issued to Safety First. The incident raises questions about name accuracy and identity verification.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Camden Dr
Air Force Eyes Moths and Beetles for Tech
Air Force studies on a moth ear and a beetle eye may lead to new aircraft gear. Brig. Gen. Benjamin Holzman says copying the moth ear electronically could yield a cheap high-frequency microphone. Beetle vision work could produce an accurate ground speed indicator for planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Air Force
Benjamin G. Holzman
Martha Gale Appointed Study Director at Bennington High
Miss Martha Gale of North Lebanon has been appointed to direct the BSCS for Bennington High School in Vermont. A University of New Hampshire graduate with a botany master's, she has taught science in Springfield Vermont and held curatorial roles in Charlotte and Worcester. The BSCS project, begun at Colorado, will test three versions of introductory biology and later provide materials for public use.
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Martha Gale
Fred Gale
North Lebanon
Bennington High School
Benington
Gale
Sanford High School
University of New Hanshire
University of Wisconsin
Children’s Nature Museum
Charlotte
N. C
Natural History Society of
Worcester
Mass
Springfield
BSCS
University of Colorado
New England
Vermont
Brattleboro
Bellows Falls
Manchester
Windsor
Jacksonville
Bennington
Preston White
Artmouth
Miss Gale
Penley Named To Staff Of Gannett Paper
Edward L Penley of Lewiston is named editorial writer for the Portland Press Herald. He has 32 years in journalism and edits the Lewiston Daily Sun editorial page. Lionel A. Lemieux will replace him at the Sun as city editor. The changes follow Edgar A. Comee j stepping down as editorial director for a government post in Washington.
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Portland ‘A
Edward L Penley
Lewiston
Portland Press Herald
Penley
Lewiston Daily Sun
Guy Gannett Publishing Co
Edgar A. Comee J
Press Herald
Evening Express
Sunday Telegram
Washington
the Sun
Lionel A. Lemieux
Lewiston Evening Journal
Cyclist Injured In Biddeford Crash After Dog Chase
Biddeford police said a motorcycle and another bicycle collided at Birch and Prospect streets yesterday afternoon injuring cyclist Fernand LaPierre 23 of Quebec. He was taken to Webber Hospital then released. LaPierre said a dog chased the other cyclist causing the swerve and his collision with a car driven by Roger Lamontagne 51 of Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch
Prospect Streets
Biddeford
Fernand LaPierre
Quebbec
Webber Hospitals
LaPierre
Roger Lamontagne
Quebec
Grissom Set For Short Flight Window May Be Suborbital
Clouds may block suborbital flight plans as Gus Grissom is prepared for a shortened schedule. His craft gains a 1 percent inch view window and Lt Col John Powers notes readiness and Friday morning launch possibility. Powers says Grissom, a trained pilot, felt disappointment yet is psychologically ready to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grissom
Shepard
John Powers
Gus
Plane Crash Near Azul Surprises Capital, 60 Feared Dead
An Argentine Airlines DC6 crash near Azul, 30 miles from Cha chari, sparked fears that all 60 aboard perished. The nonstop Buenos Aires to Comodoro Rivadavia flight, a favorite for oil experts, went down in flames as officials noted possible American victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Azul
Patagonian
Comodoro Rivadiva
U.S
Chachari
Scarborough Daily Double Sets New Racing Payoff Record
Scarborough Downs last night set a new record when the daily double payoff reached four figures. Pesty Sedge paid $164.40, helping six ticket holders win as Bull Laine started the winning combination. Shalam and White Heather had held the previous Scarborough record since 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarborough
Scarborough Downs
Pesty Sedge
Bull Laine
Shalam
White Heather
National Jay cee president to attend July Commerce seminar
Bangor AP reports National Jaycee President Robert Conger will attend a three day summer seminar sponsored by the state Junior Chamber of Commerce from July 28. The event brings together Jaycee leaders for leadership training and networking opportunities.
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Bangor
Robert Conger
State Junior Vena of Commerce
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