Local Personal Notices From Saco and Biddeford
Mrs. Rilla Hill, 79 Temple St, Saco, is a patient at Webber Hospital. Mrs. June DeMeule, 7 Bernard Ave, Biddeford, is a patient at Saco Osteopathic Hospital. Mr. James J. Marlas of Chicago and daughter Lynne Pamela visit for the summer with Louis Tsomides, 50 Storer St, Saco.
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Rilla Hill
Temple St
Saco
Webber Hospital
June DeMeule
Bernard Ave
Biddeford
Saco Osteopathic Hospital
Higher Grade Cadets Meet Friday at Saco Salvation Army
The Higher Grade Corp Cadets of the Saco Salvation Army are set to assemble Friday at 8 30 p m for their regular meeting.
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Saco Salvation Army
Income Tax For Maine Discussed
Augusta Maine AP major debate on state income tax as revenue solution versus potential economic harm. Mrs Merton G Henry of Portland for League of Women Voters argues tax boosts fiscal strength. opponents led by Rudolph T Greep warn it could push residents and businesses to relocate.
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Augusta
Merton G. Henry
Portland
League of Women Voters of
Maine
Legislative Research Committee
Rudolph T. Greep
Westbrook
Associated Industries of
James Perry
Winthrop
Greep
State
Singapore Riots Continue Across City Amid Casualties
In Singapore Chinese and Malays clash as death toll rises to 18 with 65 more injured in four hours of fighting. Over 1,000 detained for curfew violations and rioting while 6,000 police patrol the island. flights reduced and schools cut summer break by a week.
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Singapore
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Mohammed
International Airlines
Singare
Pan American World Airways
U.S
Saigon
Japan Airlines
Jakarta
Bangkok
Education Department
Card of Thanks for Louis LeRoux Family
We thank neighbors friends relatives and all who sent flowers cards furnished cars and drivers and sympathized with us during our bereavement Louis LeRoux and family.
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Louis LeRoux
Funeral services held for Daniel J. Daly Biddeford
Funeral services were conducted for Daniel J. Daly of 45 Quimby Street Biddeford at St. Joseph's Church. A solemn Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Felix Pepin with deacon Rev. Marc Franck and sub-deacon Rev. Sylvie Levesque. Interment followed at St. Mary's Cemetery.
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Daniel J. Daly
Quimby St
Biddeford
St. Joseph's Church
Felix Pepin
O.F.M
St. Anselm's College
Manchester
N.H
Daly
Marc Franck
Sylvie Levesque
Diana Rousselle
St. Mary's Cemetery
Sacred Heart League
Joseph Loranger
George Trottier
Herve Dubreuil
John Renouf
Father Pepin
Joseph Gerry
O.S.B
Arthur Verrier
Norman Verrier
Gerald Verrier
Lawence
Mass
Roy Keith
Burlington
ICC Orders Rail Passenger Runs Continued
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered Boston & Maine to operate 39 passenger trains for at least four months while it reviews a plan to discontinue service. The line sought to cut trains from Boston to White River Junction Wells River and other New England points. The order follows complaints from individuals associations communities and railroad workers.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boston & Maine Railroad
Commission
B&m
ICC
Boston
White River Junction
Wells River
Portsmouth
Dover
Meredith
Concord
N.H
Portland
Maine
School Bus Pact Voted At Beach
Applications for teachers to fill vacancies were discussed at the Beach school board meeting at the High School. Superintendent Bernard C. Furbush said the board authorized the superintendent to sign a bus contract with Atty. Robert York for the year at the same figure as last year. The board delayed replacing a hot water heater pending architect input on renovations.
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Old Orchard Beach
Bernard C. Forbush
Atty
Robert York
Harlem Riot Squad Leader Named in Ouster Amid Tension
Leaders representing about 52 Negro organizations met in Harlem to plan presenting grievances to officials. A five man unity committee will join Harlem Youth Opportunities Unlimited in discussing poverty and conditions. A crowd of 500 white youths clashed with 200 Negro pickets outside police headquarters as helmets and night sticks repelled the mob.
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Page One
Harlem
Harlem Youth Opportunities Unlimited
Manhattan
Congress of Racial Equality
Reno Bureau Seeks 240 New Members to Stay Open
The Reno Better Business Bureau says it may shut down unless dues from more than 240 additional businessmen are secured. Donald Cralle notes 260 members joined in 18 months but at least 500 are needed for financial stability.
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Reno
Weather summary for Portland area
Mostly cloudy and cooler this afternoon with a high in the low 70s. Northeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Tonight variable clouds and fog in low areas with mid 50s temperatures. Northeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Friday partly cloudy and a bit warmer with northeast winds 15 to 20 mph.
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Portland
Golden Gate Bridge Death Toll Reaches 265
A San Francisco AP report notes the Golden Gate Bridge has become a symbol of suicide as a soldier from Petaluma, Drake E. Rogers Jr., 20, leaped to his death, making him the 265th known death by self harm at the span.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Golden Gate Span
Drake E. Rogers Jr
Petaluma
Calif
Strike Settled by Teamsters in Eastern Locals
The Teamsters Union announced that 18 Eastern locals, about 4,000 members, voted to accept a new contract with auto hauling firms and to return to work. Hoffa called the vote favorable and the latest contract proposal was approved in the third strike vote since the walkout began, ending delays in new car deliveries.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
New England
North Carolina
Hoffa
Saco Youth Held After Beach Fight Incident
Donald Brackett 19 of 102 Temple St in Saco is held for observation at Webber Hospital after a Saturday night beach fight. Police investigate and Brackett, who was at the station Monday, was later admitted Tuesday night as a patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Saco
Donald Brackett
Temple St
Webber Hospital
Brackett
MacDonald Murder Case Bound Over to Superior Court
Municipal Court Judge W Paul Quarrington found probable cause and bound over the Alfred bound over to the September term of the Superior Court. The alleged robber faces 20000 dollars bail on the robbery charge and no bail on the murder count. Upham of the New Hampshire Bar Association agreed to take the case after MacDonald family sought aid. One state witness testified on July 13 Trooper Carleton Ramsdell said he chased MacDonald near the Salmon Falls River before he vanished into bushes.
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W. Paul Quarrington
Yorkshire Court
Alfred
Upham
New Hampshire Bar Association
MacDonald
Carleton Ramsdell
Berwick
Salmon Falls
Camping out in Greece Athens
Greece expects 25 percent more campers at organized sites in 1964 than 1963. Tourism figures show 14,000 pitched tents in 1962, with many at seaside sites and fewer in the mountains. French led in nationality, followed by Germans and Britons. Greeks were 27th and Americans a small minority. Plans propose camps near ferry landing points between Italy and Greece.
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Greece
Athens
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Ladder Goes With Him In Paris Plasterer Story
A plasterer, Cecil Sowers, used stilts while building a wall at the Paris Daily Enterprise plant in Paris Kentucky, showing that ladders and trestles are useful but not always necessary.
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Paris
Cecil Sowers
Paris Daily Enterprise
Antipoverty Bill Moves Forward Amid Campus Row
Eagle Lake divers search for the drowned Danny Paradis and fellow teen Roland Ouellette recalls the paddle raid. In Washington, Johnson aides push a 962.5 million antipoverty bill with a state rights tweak to earn Southern Democratic support. The bill envisions a 40 to 100 thousand strong job corps, education, training, and rural aid programs with a broad mix of loans and grants.
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Eagle Lake
Danny Paradis
Roland Ouellette
Danny
Roland
Roland Dumond
Dumond
Yi Edgar A. Paradis
Eagle Ake
Washington
Senate
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Labor Committee
House
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Smathers
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
McNamara
Prouty
James Cartier Honored by Saco Jaycees
The Saco Jaycees honored James Cartier of Biddeford with a testimonial plaque at a meeting in Mutual Fire Insurance Co. headquarters. Cartier, a chemist with Saco Tannin Corp. since March after Boston College and Merck & Co. experience, was praised for his leadership and service to the Junior Chamber of Commerce movement. The gathering also discussed tannery waste treatment efforts and future improvements, with the community invited to help at Camp Ellis breakwater head at 6 30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Saco Jaycees
James Cartier
Chamber of Commerce
Maurice Labrecque
Joel Stacey
Stacey
Jaycee
Jaycees
Russell Herrmann
Camp Ellis
Willard Stackpole
Ray Gannon
Howard Jones
Billy Robbins
Don Waterhouse
Andrew Scontras
Leroy Waycott
Jack Dixon
Craig Worthing
Racial violence erupts in New York city nights of unrest
Racial violence erupts in New York for the fifth straight night after Mayor Wagner appeals for peace. Black crowds surge through Brooklyn streets and a police shot wounds a Negro accused of looting. Scores arrested as the scene unfolds.
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Associated Press
New York City
New York
Wagner
Brooklyn
Washington
U.S
Johnson
Cuba
Navy
Acros
Charlotte Bragdon Becomes Bride of Robert Pillsbury
The marriage of Robert F Pillsbury son of Mrs Ruby D Pillsbury Beach Street Saco and the late Dr Fitzroy F Pillsbury and Charlotte C Bragdon Boston Mass took place July 18 at the home of Mr and Mrs iherley G Davis 15 Orchard St Biddeford. Rev Clement F iHahn of Spokane Wash performed the ceremony with Mr and Mrs Thomas A Place of Portland as attendants.
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Robert F Pillsbury
Ruby D Pillsbury
Beach Street
Saco
Fitzroy F. Pillsbury
Charlotte C Bragdon
Boston
Mass
Second driver education course begins Monday at Biddeford High
The second driver education course starts Monday at 8 a m at Biddeford High School with Joseph R Jezar as instructor. Superintendent Raymond Nenneally announced the program.
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Biddeford High School
Joseph R. Jezar
Raymond iNenneally
Lincoln Lincoln at New York World’s Fair Captivates Audiences
At the New York World’s Fair the Lincoln figure created by the Walt Disney organization stands as the event’s standout. The lifelike animated Lincoln delivers ten minutes of speeches on liberty and freedom, eliciting stunned silence and thunderous applause from crowds, with an elderly spectator asking who plays Lincoln.
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New York
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Illinois Pavilion
Walt Disney Organization
Ben Gazzara Returns to Broadway in Trav e Without Luggage
Ben Gazzara signs to star in Traveller Without Luggage by Jean Anoilh, arriving Sept 17 on Broadway. The ironic drama set in a French chateau follows a combat officer whose war injuries erase his past. Robert Lewis will direct.
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Ben
New York
Ben Gazzara
O'Neill
Gazzara
Jean Anoilh
Robert Lewis
Congressmen Opposed To Closing Of Shipyards
Congressmen from Navy yard districts oppose shutting any of the 11 yards. They cite a $4 billion investment and 88 000 civilian workers as essential to national security. A 26 member working committee chaired by Rep. Celler will press Defense to seek approval before any yard closure.
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Washington
Congress
Navy
Senate
House
Metal Trades Department
Afl-Cio
Naval Shipyard Metal Trades Councils
Con
Manuel Celler
D-N.y
Celler
Department of Defense
House Armed Services Committees
Portsmouth
N.H
Boston
Brooklyn
N.Y
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Charleston
S.C
Long Beach
San Francisco
Mare Island
Calif
Bremerton
Wash
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Grand Beach Tent Area Project Goes Before Town Council
OLD ORCHARD BEACH The town council will consider an application by Joseph T. Connell of 33 Milliken St. for a tenting and trailer park in the Grand Beach residential area at Monday night’s meeting. Officials anticipate controversy over the proposed site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Grand Beach
Joseph T. Connell
Milliken St
Topless bathing suit shown in window display
In Old Orchard Beach the Congress Square Men's Shop features a women's blue topless bathing suit in its window on Old Orchard Street. Police report no sightings on the beach yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Congress Square
Old Orchard Street
Officials Claim Reds Had Hand In Race Riots
New York city leaders cite possible communist influence in the New York race riots. Mayor Wagner notes FBI information while NAACP figures urge caution, saying provocateurs may exist but riots were largely spontaneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert F. Wagner
FBI
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Wilkins
Provocateurs
Richard A. Hildebrand
Cit
NAACP
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Webber
Boy
U.S. Supreme Court
Charlotte Bragdon
Robert Pillsbury
Lincoln Star of
New York World’s Fair
E. C. Forrester Kennebunk
Dial
George’s Cash & Carry
Alfred Street
H. Polakewich
Main Street
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