Personal notices list patients in local hospitals
Philippe Boisvert of 512 Main St Saco and several others are named as medical or surgical patients. Annie Cowgill of Arundel and Edna Stacy of 43 Middle St Saco reside as medical or surgical patients at Webber Hospital. Jeannette Rumery of Curtis Cove Fortunes Rocks and Ronald Fecteau of 11 Vine St Biddeford are listed as surgical or medical patients at Notre Dame Hospital. Yvonne Anastasoff of 65 South St Biddeford is a surgical patient at Maine Medical Center Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippe Boisvert
Main St
Saco
Notre Dame Hospital
Annie Cowgill
Arundel
Webber Hospital
Edna Stacy
Middle St
Jeannette Rumery
Curtis Cove
Fortunes Rocks
Webber
Ronald Fecteau
Lionel Fecteau
Vine St
Biddeford
Voltigeur Club to Meet July 30 at Biddeford Clubhouse
The Voltigeur Club, Inc. will meet July 30 at the clubhouse located at Elm and South Streets in Biddeford. The session begins at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Voltigeur Club, Inc
Elm and
South Streets
Biddeford
Confessions at Kennebunk and Wells Churches Saturday
The Junior Bandano soongs ters of the Saco Salvation Army will meet Saturday at 0 a m. Confessions will be heard at St Monica church Kennebunk from 4 to 5 p m. Confessions will be heard at St Martha church Kennebunk from 4 to 8 p m. Confessions will be heard at St Mary church Wells Saturday from 2:30 to 3:30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandano Soongsters
Saco Salvation Army
St Monica Church
Kennebunk
St. Martha Church
Kennebunkrt
St. Mary Church
Wells
Parked Auto Damaged In Saco By Evening Crash
Irene Arel aged 48 of 40 Sullivan t Biddeford drove west on Main Street when another car forced her to the right near Cross Street. Sherwin R. Valley, 29 of Bridgton, reported $75 damage to his car. Arel’s vehicle sustained $159 damage. No injuries reported. Patrolman Joseph Nason investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Arel
Sullivan §T
Biddeford
Main Street
Cross Street
Saco
Pace
Sherwin R. Valley
Bridgton
Joseph Nason
Saco Police Department
Oil stocks rise pace but market weakens before weekend
The New York market opened mixed with oils improving amid steady demand while leadership was sparse. Chrysler recovered modestly after Thursday’s sale. steels chemicals and drugs mostly fell. rails aerospace tobacco and airlines mixed. utilities edged up. The AP 60 average rose 2 to 264.2 and the Dow up .73 to 698.44 at noon. bonds advanced on the American Stock Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chrysler
Associated Press
Ford
General Motors
U. S
Xerox
American Stock Exchange
Grass fire on Guinea Road near West Street
Biddeford firefighters responded at 12 50 PM to a grass fire along Guinea Road near West Street. Units arrived to contain the blaze, with no report of injuries or spread to structures. Weather and cause details were not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Guinea Road
West Street
Biddeford Fire Crews Respond Twice To Blazes
Biddeford firemen were called twice today with a brush and woods fire on Forest Street at 11 02 AM and a short circuit in a light fixture at Green s Shoe Store on Main Street. Crews remained on scene at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Forest Street
Green's Shoe Store
Main Street
Clothing Found Near Roebuck Avenue Home
A Roebuck Avenue resident reported to Saco police the discovery of a large lot of boy's clothing on the ground near his residence. The items, including 21 pairs of socks, were taken to the police station and may be claimed by the rightful owner.
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Roebuck Avenue
Saco
Surplus Food Distribution Planned in Saco
Surplus food will be distributed in Saco on Tuesday July 30 at the city department building. The notice calls for residents to pick up supplies at the designated city location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Noe
Saco City
Chicago Negroes To Confer On School Policies
Chicago leaders from the Congress of Racial Equality and the Chicago Urban League will meet with the Chicago Board of Education president to discuss proposed changes to neighborhood school policy amid protests. The session aims to review issues including possible withdrawal of charges against 13 demonstrators and open enrollment for school integration, with no agreement reached yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Education
Clair M. Roddewig
Congress of Racial Equality
Chicago Urban League
Roddewig
Agena
Sam Riley
CORE
Portland Weather: Sunny Hot Afternoon through Saturday
This notice reports a warm weekend in Portland with sunny skies and hot highs. Westerly winds 5 to 15 mph inland, onshore along the coast. Tonight remains fair and warm with lows in the 60s and light variable winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
New Notre Dame Births Listed in Old Orchard Beach Area
To Mr and Mrs Walter Bonneau at 40 Summit Street Old Orchard Beach a son David Henry weighing six pounds 12 ounces born July 20 To Mr and Mrs Robert Dubuc at 199 Elm Street Biddeford a daughter Louise Pierrette born July 20 To Mr and Mrs Richard Bonneau at 188 Hill Street Biddeford a son born July 9
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Notre Dame
Walter Bonneau
Summit St
Old Orchard Beach
David Henry
Robert Dubuc
Elm St
Biddeford
Louise Pierrette
Neau
Old Orchard
Richard Garneau
Hill St
Red Chinese Claim Bomb For Future
Kuo Mo Jo, chairman of the China Peace Committee, told a 10,000 strong rally in Peking that China will possess nuclear weapons in the not too distant future. He rejected Western control of nuclear arms and said revolutionary forces would master new techniques. No timetable or details were given for a Chinese bomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Kuo Mo-Jo
China Peace Committee
Peking
New China
Kuo Moto
Kuo
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Great Britain
China
Man Killed In Highway Mishap In Millinocket
MEDWAY AP A Millinocket woman is treated in critical condition after a single car crash that killed her husband Patrick Baker 34. The accident occurred on the highway near Medway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medway
Patrick Baker
Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Seen as Breakthrough
Washington report notes Sen Edmunds and Sen Muskie hail the nuclear test ban pact signed by the United States Britain and the Soviet Union as a major breakthrough toward reducing war risk and easing international tension. Muskie calls it a reasonable meaningful and historic step.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Sen
Edmunds
Muskie
Dlaine
Nuclear Test Ban Pact Nears Final Steps in Moscow
President Kennedy’s administration pushed toward Senate approval while Britain and the Soviet Union prepared to sign a partial test ban in Moscow. Key figures like Rusk and Gromyko urged progress, with West and East leaders calling it a milestone though France and Red China voiced objections. Harriman and Lord Hailsham witnessed the ceremony as diplomats framed the pact as a first step toward easing global tension, pending parliamentary ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Rusk
Britain
Lord Home
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Grosmyko
Moscow
Senate
Rusk
Capitol Hill
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Senate House Atome Energy Committee
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Japan
Yasumi Kirogane
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Red
China
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Harriman
Hailsham
U.S
Supreme Soviet
House of Commons
Labor Party
United States
Kennedy and
Hyannis Port
Mass
Society Osteopath Takes The Stand In Vice Trial
London AP reports Stephen Ward testified on the fifth day of his trial for procuring and living off prostitution proceeds. He described Christine Keeler’s alleged affair with John Profumo, his first meeting at a Cliveden swimming pool, and denied nude participation. Ward said Christine’s relations with Profumo and Eugene Ivanov sparked a government security scandal.
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London
Stephen Ward
Christine Keeler
John D. Profumo
Ward
Society Osteopath
Profumo
Christine
Cliveden
Viscount Astor
Astor House
Miss Keeler
House of Commons
Macmillan
Eugene Ivanov
Ivanov
Marilyn
Marily) Rice-Davies
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Fairbanks
Mandy
Earthquake Devastates Skopje Hospital Wards
The great quake struck southern Yugoslavia, felt as far as Greece, damaging Skopje hospitals severely. Relief workers moved through debris after about five hours, with patients crowded in the few usable wards. Two additional minor quakes followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanjug
Yugoslavia
Greece
Skopje
Syncom 1 Seeks Near-Synchronous Orbit Over Americas
Towering aircraft fired by an automatic timing device to inject a payload into a circular orbit 22 300 miles above the equator over northern South America and the Caribbean. Officials said the complex flight plan would take hours to determine if the desired orbit was attained. Syncom 1 achieved near synchronous orbit last Feb 14.
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South America
Caribbean
Space Agency
Record June rise in living costs hits all-time high
Living costs climbed four tenths of one percent in June to a record index of 106.6, the Labor Department reported. The gain, the largest monthly move since last September, pushed the yearly increase to 1.2 percent. Higher prices for food, housing, and medical care drove the rise, with sharp sugar price increases boosting food costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Arnold Chase
Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States
Africa
Canada
India
China
U.S
Three Killed As Helicopter Crashes On Bloomfield Street
An experimental Navy helicopter during tests crashed on Newberry Road in Bloomfield, killing pilot Al Newton of Avon and co pilot William Grunwoldt of Bloomfield, and Al bert Punty who was exiting his car. Two others, Ronald Punty 16 and Gilbert Punty 48, were injured. Newton was Kaman’s chief test pilot with 15 years at the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield, Conn
Bloomfield Street
Newberry Road
Kaman Aircraft Corp
al Newton
Avon
William Grunwoldt
Bloomfield
Albert Punty
Punty
Mount Sinai Hospital
Hartford
Ronald Punty
Gilbert Punty
Koman
Kaman
Newton
Grunwoldt
Local Man Fined On Driving Charge
Louis A. Bernier, 22, of 5 King St Biddeford, fined 25 dollars or 30 days in York County Jail by Associate Judge Gerald C. Nason in Biddeford Municipal Court for imprudent driving on Main Street. He pleaded guilty and had his license suspended for 10 days. He was still trying to raise the fine at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Bernier
King ‘St
Biddeford
York County
Alfred
Gerald C. Nason
Main Street
Bernier
Nason
Roast Fire At Poisson Home Triggers Saco Department Run
A roast of meat caught fire in the stove at Francois A Poisson 129 Beach St prompting a Saco fire department run yesterday afternoon.
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Francois A. Poisson
Beach St
Saco
Nightshirt fashion fad and drowned boat survivors tale
A humorous aside on how nightshirts may mirror men's fashion ends as distressing news from Rye New Hampshire. Harold W Jones, 40, of Schenectady NY, survived a 12 hour ordeal after a fishing party boat sank when a lobster pot fouled the propeller. Three aboard died including Albert Eglintine Sr and Walter Eglintine. Jones clung to the overturned Carol Lou as frigid water and near exhaustion wore him down. He helped keep Mabel Lester afloat before her death. He reported no other boats nearby as searchlights scanned the sea.
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Rye
N.H
Arold W. Jones
Schenectady
N.Y
Jones
Carol Lou
Coast Guard
Portsmouth Hospital
Albert Eglintine Sr
Scotia
Walter Eglintine
Pittsfield
Mass
Mabel Lester
Portsmouth Herald
Albert Eglintine
Lester
Eglintine
Pop (Eglintine Sr
Congress clash over rail labor rules faces Senate hearing
Congress weighs Kennedy rail plan as five unions representing 190000 workers urge extension to finish action. Charles Luna of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen condemns the proposal, while carriers press for minor changes. Taft and others push anti feather bedding measures, citing potential 60000 job losses and 32000 diesel firemen cuts.
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Congress
Charles Luna
Brotherhood of Railway
AFL — Cio
Senate
Kennedy
House Committee
House
Iing
Robert Taft Jr
O'10
Taft
Funeral for Fire Victims Scheduled
Funeral services for a father and daughter who perished in a house fire will be held here at 11 p.m. Saturday. Carle B. Garton, 46, died while trying to save Norma Jean, 16, at their Fal mouth home. Garton's widow Myrtle and their older daughter Kathie, 7, escaped. Officials attributed the blaze to an overheated wood stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Carle B. Garton
Norma Jean
Fal‘mouth
Garton
Myrtle
Roman
Kathie
Winston Vassall Fined $20 on Speeding Charge
Winston Vassall aged 22 of Montreal Quebec paid a $20 fine this morning in Saco Municipal Court for driving 60 mph in a 40 mph zone on Ocean Park Road yesterday afternoon. Judge Hilary Mahaney presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Vassall
Montreal
Que
Saco Municipal
Saco
Saco Municipal Court
Ocean Park Road
Hilary Mahaney
John Butler Jr
Beverly
Mass
Sokokis Lake
Waterboro
Fish and Game
Donald Gray Mahaney
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John H. Spear, JR
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Brother
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Vienna
Austria
America
FBI
Knights of Old
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Philippines
Mary Gorrel 10
Toledo
Ohio
Tina
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