Local Personal Notices From Maine Hospitals
Louis Parisien of Free Street Saco is a medical patient at Webber Hospital. Mrs Josephine Coffin of Hill Street Ext Biddeford is on a week’s vacation from Haven’s Candy Store Portland. Isabelle Vanasse of Locke Street Saco has returned home from Notre Dame Hospital after surgery. Bryant Labrecque son of Mr and Mrs Roland Labrecque of Prospect Street Biddeford is a patient in Notre Dame Hospital Biddeford.
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Louis Parisien
Free St
Saco
Webber
Sunday Evening Religious Services Across Coastal Towns
An array of church services and youth fellowships are listed for Sunday including Advent Christian in Biddeford Route 35 Kennebunk Lower Village and Old Orchard Beach Faith Tabernacle First Assembly of God Saco and Wells. Attendance times range from 4 p m to 7 30 p m with various youth groups meeting earlier in the day.
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Christian Church
Corner of Hill
Chapel Streets
Biddeford
Faith Tabernacle
Pentecostal Church
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Old Orchard Beach
First Assembly of God
Pleasant Street
Advent Christian Church
Route 35
Kennebunk Lower Village
Saco Avenue
Christ Ambassadors Group
First Assembly of God Church
Ahepa
22Leasant Street
Saco
Lyman First Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Salvation Army
Union Avenue
Salvation
Fail Gospel
Wells
Khrushchev Backs Nonaggression Pact During Talks
Khrushchev states the nonaggression pact and a ban on surprise nuclear attacks would please him and world public opinion. Washington seeks a full text of the nuclear test ban before advancing other proposals. Soviet deputy foreign minister Valerian Zorin says talks may finish by next week. The discussions began July 15 and were projected to last about 10 days.
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Khrushchev
Washington
Valerian Zorin
Five Guernsey Cows Lead Production Records at Cole Farm
Five registered Guernsey cows in the Cole Farm Dairy herd Biddeford Maine completed top official DHIR actual production records. The cows are milked twice daily and the testing was supervised by the University of Maine.
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Peterborough
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Cole Farm Dairy
Biddeford
Maine
American Guernsey Cattle Club
University of Maine
Gwynn Oak Amusement Park to End Racial Barriers
An 11 year battle ends Aug 28 as Gwynn Oak Park owners James David and Arthur Price agree to end racial discrimination at the 68 acre Baltimore park and picnic grounds. They also drop charges against about 380 demonstrators from July 4 while an integration committee halts protests.
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Baltimore
Gwynn Oak
Baltimore Park
James, David
Arthur Price
Man Killed In Head-On Crash Near Crescent Lake Village
A head-on collision near Crescent Lake Village Friday night left Guy Emery 51 dead and four Lewiston youths injured. Paul Gagnon 17, Edward Fretes chi 15, and Ronald DeBlois 18 listed good. David OConnell 18 in fair at Maine Medical Center. Emery alone in his car when struck into a ditch by another vehicle.
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Calcop
West Poland
Lewiston
Crescent Lake Village
Guy Emery
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Paul Gagnon
Edward Freteschi
Ronald DeBlois
David O'Connell
Emery
Saco Committee Plans Public Briefing On River Project
A Saco panel discussed a river cleanup plan including a briefing at city hall next Wednesday night and a photo effort by Raymond Gannon and Daniel Dearborn. The $2.5 million project seeks grants totaling $1.7138 million with a $600000 city share, to build two treatment plants and curb raw waste pollution.
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Raymond Gannon
Daniel Dearborn
Scontras
Leroy Waycott
Stackpole
Wavycott
Dearborn
Gannon
Donald Waterhouse
Richard Charles
Binette
Saco Junior Chamber of Commerce
Saco
Saco Boating Organization
Saco River
Standard Oil Company
Front Street
Hobson’s Lane
Weather outline for Maine tonight and Sunday
Partly cloudy showers in the southern portion with little temperature change tonight. Lows 55 to 65 degrees. Sunday expected mostly fair conditions and a slight cool down.
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Maine
Fragmented timetable fragment with unreadable lines
A damaged OCR snippet shows unclear time stamps and stray words like cakes and dear with random numbers in Eastern Daylight Time. The readable portions reveal no coherent events and no identifiable persons or organizations.
Daughter Born to Airman 2/c Shorey at Laughlin AFB
Airman 2/c and Mrs. Richard A. Shorey of Laughlin AFB Del Rio Texas welcomed a daughter Susan Faye on July 17. The mother Madeline Wyman, and grandparents Lesley E. Wyman Sr. Old Orchard Beach Maynard Shorey Old Orchard Beach and Mrs Andrew Barber Mattoon Illinois are named.
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Richard A. Shorey
Laughlin
Keep Children Busy On Long Automobile Trip
New York counsel from Mrs Mildren Rabinow urges planning and simple activities to keep children ages five to ten engaged on road trips. Pack snacks and drinks, make toys from empty cans, use paper crayons poster boards and shoe boxes, include sing alongs, jump rope and a soft ball for stopovers, and maintain patience for a joyful family vacation.
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New York
Railroad labor dispute over work rules and featherbedding
Congress asks a three man board led by Judge Samuel Rosenman to revisit the case and issue detailed recommendations on all aspects. A 30 day bargaining window follows for rail lines and unions, with unresolved items to be decided by the board. Dispute centers on eliminating diesel freight firemen and related safety training concerns.
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Samuel Rosenman
Burglary Attempt Ends in Small Cash Windfall for Store Owner
In Lumberton Mississippi at about 3 a.m. Fred Tyner awoke to a burglar grabbing silver in a paper bag by the dairy bar register. Tyner halted the man as he fled, causing the bag to drop coins. The owner found $1.55 more than expected when counting receipts, while a nearby grocery reported a minor coin loss the same night.
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Lumberton
Miss
Fred Tyner
Tyner
Five Cars Damaged In Two Biddeford Mishaps
Two separate accidents on Elm Street Biddeford within 20 minutes damaged five cars and sent three people to Webber Hospital. A 1954 sedan driven by Joseph Pilon collided with a Biddeford station wagon wounding Phyllis Labbe and John Pilon. minutes later a three car chain crash near Diamond National injured Lawrence Cabot.
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Elm Street
Biddeford
Joseph A. Pilon
Kennebunk
Phyllis Labbe
Smith's Corner
Labbe
Pilon
John
Webber Hospital
Diamond National Retail
Lawrence D. Cabot
Pearl Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Raymond L. Potvin
Fern Park Ave
Old Orchards Beach
Cabot
Therese G. Brunelle
South St. Biddeford
Arundel Day Camp Winners and Passamaquoddy Debate
The Arundel Day Camp lists winners across tether ball horseshoes library nature leadership and more with about 55 children enrolled. Washington figures defend Udall's Passamaquoddy tidal power report against GOP attacks while Maine's Muskie and McIntire push bipartisan support.
Scientists Observe Solar Eclipse For Tests Of Einstein
During a total eclipse scientists plan multiple experiments. They will study stellar positions for light bending, photograph shadow bands, and measure temperature changes with a new photometer on Cadillac Mountain. Billy Switzer of the High Altitude Observatory will oversee a long chain of cameras from Alaska to Boulder for color corona photos.
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Albert Einstein
Cadillac Mountain
Anchor
a_ scientific
Billy Switzer
High Altitude Observatory
Boulder
Colo
Alaska
Canada
Theft Reported From Empty House In Saco
John Booth of Storer Street told Saco police tools and a fishing rod were stolen from his unoccupied Foss Road house in the past month while he was away. He said all windows on a car left beside the house were broken. Police are reviewing the lease records.
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John Booth
Storer St
Saco
Foss Road
Rams Fullback Dick Bass Rejects Picture Image
Noted Los Angeles Rams fullback Dick Bass, a 200 pound player, says he is not a picture fullback or anything else and speaks frankly about his image. The quote reflects his straightforward view of his role with the team.
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LOS Angeles
Dick Bass
Los Angeles Rams
Time lapse view of a total solar eclipse explained
The text describes a total solar eclipse as a rare sky spectacle visible only from Earth. It notes the sun and moon sizes and distances align to reveal the corona, a phenomenon not repeatable on other planets due to different moon sizes and distances.
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Planet Earth
Earth
Mother With Child Invades Jungle for Study
Marie Latham, 13,000 feet up the equator, explored Colombian jungles to study poisonous frogs and giant earthworms. She and daughter Jackie collected frog skins and a five foot worm, then moved to Peru to study monkeys for scientific work and potential virus research centers.
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Ecuador
Marie Latham
Lathan
United States
Colombia
Peru
Pittsburgh
University
Cali
Jackie
U.S. National Institute of Health
Choco
Latham
Amazon
Pucallpa
Asia
Africa
Deer Struck and Killed Near Saco Turnpike Exit
A deer crossing North Street by the Saco exit of the Maine Turnpike was struck and killed by a car driven by 42 year old Albert Gadbois of Biddeford yesterday. The driver escaped injury while vehicle damage was about $95. Saco police and state Fish and Game Warden Thomas Bryant investigated the incident.
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North
Saco
Maine
Area Painters To Show Work At State Festival
York County artists will be featured at the Fourth Maine State Art Festival opening in Room 105 of the State House in Augusta on Sunday August 4 with a reception for the artists. The exhibit runs August 5 through August 31 daily 9 am to 5 pm except Saturdays closed and Sundays 2 to 5 pm. The invitational show is sponsored by the Kennebec Valley Art Association to promote interest in fine art. Artists include Ralph Booth Ogunquit Edward H Hergr roth Cape Neddick Robert E Moore York Edna Perkins Kennebunk Beach Chris Ritter Ogunquit Everett Simoneau York Henry Strater Ogunquit and many others with past winners Stephen Etnier South Harpswell Peter Cook Wiscasset and Edythe A Laws Brunswick returning. Bradford Brown will organize with KVAA hanging committee. Over 80 artists represented including William J Dow South Portland Vincent A Hartgen Harry Greaver Zorach family Robinhood William Zorach Marguerite Z Orach Spear Jason Schoener Sylvia and William Manning Portland John Muench Portland Sarah Harmon Shaw South Portland George A Curtis Owls Head and Margo Liebes Harris West Bath.
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Maine
State House
Augusta
Kennebec Valley Art Association
Ralph Booth
Ogunquit
Edward H. Hergelroth
Cape Neddick
Robert E. Moore
York
Edna Perkins
Kennebunk Beach
Chris Ritter
Everett Simoneau
Henry Strater
Stephen Etnier
South Harpswell
Peter Cook
Wiscasset
Edythe A. Laws
Brunswick
Bradford Brown
Portland
KVAA
William J. Dow
South Portland
Vincent A. Hartgen
Harry Greaver
The
Art Despereenens
University of Maine
Zorach
Robinhood
William Zorach
Marguerite
Dad‘or Spear
Jason Schoener
Sylvia
William ‘Manning
John Muench
Portland School of Fine and Applied Arts
Alice Harmon Shaw
George A. Curtis
Owls Head
Margo Liebes Harris
West Bath
Chinese Communist Party Plans Broad Broadcasts Over Soviet Debate
Red Tung pledges mankind will not be destroyed despite imperialist nuclear war threats. The Central Committee calls an epoch making plan to publish and air a June 14 statement attacking Khrushchev’s peaceful coexistence policy and the Kremlin rebuttal. It will also distribute Yugoslav, U S, and Indian statements backing the Soviet position to present all sides and reveal the truth.
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Chinese
Communist Party Central Committee
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
United States
India
Santa letter lands early as 4 year old asks for five toys
In Arkansas City a four year old boy named Don Miller sent a Santa Claus letter with the plea to bring five toys this year instead of three. He said his family had twins last month and enlisted an older cousin to print the message for the post office.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Don Miller
James K. Miller
Civil Defense Instructors To Receive Training
State civil defense director Leslie H. Stanley announced a 70 900 dollar contract with the Office of Civil Defense and the University of Maine to train instructors in radiological monitoring and shelter management. Coordinator Jasper Crouse will lead the Educational Project with radiological monitoring instructor Cranston Jordan and a shelter management instructor to be named.
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Leslie H. Stanley
State Civil Defense
Office of Civil Defense
Department of Defense
University of Maine
General Extension Service
Stanley
Civil Defense Agency
Jasper F. Crouse
Brunswick
Civil Defense Educational Project
Winthrop C. Libby
University of Maine Extension Service
Crouse
Maine Maritime Academy
Castine
Ricker College
Cranston Jordan
Pensacola Junior College
Pensacola
Ila
Jordan
Maine
Edward Little High School
Auburn
Colby College
Bay State Teacher Found Dead in Arundel Cottage
Charles D. Perry of Natick Massachusetts a 34 year old physics instructor at Wentworth Institute and summer worker at the Trolley Car Museum was found dead in an Arundel cottage from asphyxiation due to nitrous oxide gas An autopsy at Webber Hospital Biddeford confirmed overdose with no signs of force or struggle County Attorney Lloyd LaFountain awaited the report before ruling on the death
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Perry
Wentworth Institute
Trolley Car Museum
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