Lin Piao Died in Plane Crash After Plot, Officials Say
A Chinese embassy statement to El Moudjahid reported Lin Piao died September 13, 1971, after a failed coup and assassination plot against Mao. It claimed Lin fled toward the Soviet Union, his aircraft crashing in Mongolia during the flight.
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Lin Piao
Algiers
Chico
Mao Tsetung
Soviet Union
Lin
el- Moudjahid
Peking
Toronto Globe and Mail
Mao
Sirimavo Bandaranaike
Ceylon
Maurice Schumann
France
Ao Tse-tung
Mao Tse-tung
People's Republic of Mongolia
Allen Ellender Dies in Washington Senate Leader
Senator Allen J. Ellender died in Bethesda Naval Hospital after a heart attack at 7 20 p m while in Washington for a Senate vote on an agriculture appropriations bill He led the Senate Agriculture and later the Appropriations Committee and was praised across party lines The Louisiana Democrat began in local Houma politics and rose to long service in the Senate including authoring the School Lunch Act He is survived by his son and seven grandchildren Democrats chose James C Eastland to succeed him as president pro tempore in a routine caucus vote
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Senate
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Senate Agriculture Committee
Appropriations Committee
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Ellender
United States Senate
Mike Mansfield
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Allen J. Ellender Jr
Louisiana
Washington
Congressional
Russell B. Long
Sen
Huey Long
State Capitol
Huey
Houma
State House of Representatives
Long
House
Kender
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Democrats Today
James C. Eastland
Mississippi
Allen J. Ellender
Eastland
Burlesque Queen Rose LaRose Dies in Toledo
Rose LaRose, famed burlesque performer of the 1940s and 1950s who once earned about 2500 dollars weekly, died at her Toledo home after a illness. A New York City native, she started in burlesque there and gained national fame by the late 1940s before moving to Toledo fifteen years ago to run the Town Hall Theatre and later the Esquire Theatre. She challenged a city burlesque ban and won a federal injunction.
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Toledo, Ohio
Rose LaRose
Toledo
Miss LaRose
New York City
Old Town Hall
Esquire Theatre
Sortetees
The
Esquire
Funeral Homes and Contacts in Saco Maine Directory
Directory listing shows names and phone numbers for Dennett and Craig at 365 Main Street Frank X. Emond funeral home at 284 5511 and Shumway and Gross Funeral Service at 35 Spring Street 284 5611. Includes J P Conroy and Emond names with local phone numbers.
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Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Tel
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P Conroy
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Knights of Columbus Members Pay Respects in Biddeford
Members of the Third and Fourth Degree Assemblies of Luke E. Hart Council will meet at 7:30 p.m. at Cosgrove Funeral Home to pay respects to John T. Sullivan, a council member, in Biddeford.
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Luke E. Hart Council
Knights of Columbus of
Biddeford
Cosgrove Funeral Home
Elm St
John T. Sullivan
Death Notice for Thomas Cote of Biddeford
Thomas Cote 69 of 49 Graham St Biddeford died unexpectedly at home. Born May 17 1903 in Biddeford he was son of Leon and Sarah Cote. He was a communicant of St Joseph Church and longtime Webber Hospital employee. Survived by widow Germaine Cadorette Poisson Cote a son Richard R Cote a daughter Theresa Simpson three stepsons Richard Ralph and Robert Poisson a brother Leon Cote a sister Alda Hubert four grandchildren three great grandchildren three stepgrandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from St Joseph Church tomorrow at 9 am with interment in St Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call Bolduc Funeral Home today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.
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Thomas Cote
Graham St
Biddeford
Leon and
Sarah (Gagnon) Cote
St. Joseph ‘Church
Webber Hospital
Germaine (Cadorette Poisson) Cote
Richard R. Cote
Saco
St. Joseph Church
St. Joseph Cemetery
Bolduc
Alfred St
Obituary notice for Llewellyn Edwards of Old Orchard Beach
Llewellyn S. Edwards 68 formerly of Portland died yesterday in a Portland hospital after months of illness. Born July 17 1904 in New Gloucester he worked as a mechanic in Portland city garages for 26 years and later at Dunston Corner Texaco in Scarborough. He is survived by Abbie Edwards three sons two daughters two brothers four sisters and numerous grandchildren. Funeral services are set for 11 a.m. tomorrow at Hay and Peabody Funeral Home with interment in Evergreen Cemetery Portland.
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Old Orchard Beach
Llewellyn S. Edwards
Brousseau Drive
Portland
New Gloucester
Elmer E
Nettie (Farrer) Edwards
Poland Spring
Pennell Institute
City of Portland
Sherman
Eugene Edwards
Annie Hines
Windham
Elizabeth Joyce
Florence Caldwell
Augusta
Aurellia Spencer
North Anson
Hay and Peabody Funeral Home
Congress St
Evergreen Cemetery
Obituary for Basil Chrissovergis of Old Orchard Beach
Basil Bill Chrissovergis 72 of Old Orchard Beach died in a Portland hospital after a brief illness. Born April 7 1900 in Ordou Turkey he came to the United States in 1920 and worked as a moulder at Saco Lowell Shops then as a carpenter. Surviving daughter Rhoda Conley and grandson Daniel Conley of Rockland a brother Aristotle of Athens. Funeral from St Demetrios Greek Orthodox Biddeford with interment in St Demetrios Cemetery Biddeford. Emond Funeral Home Biddeford directing.
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Old Orchard Beach
Basil
Bill) Chrissovergis
Old Orchard Street
Portland
Ordou
Turkey
Paraskevas Chrissovergis
Saco Lowell
St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church
Biddeford
Elizabeth
Ladakakos) Chrissovergis
Patrick
Rhoda) Conley
Daniel Conley
Rockland
Aristotle Chrissovergis
Athens
Greece
Beach Police Arrest Men
Beach police in Old Orchard Beach arrested Kenneth Jenkins 26 and Thomas Ewing 27 of Portland on charges of breaking entering and larceny in connection with a car theft. They will appear in Saco District Court on August 3.
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Old Orchard Beach
Portland
Kenneth Jenkins
Thomas Ewing
Saco District Court
Death of U S senior advisor in Viet Cong ambush
Rudolph Kaiser, 53, of Colorado Springs, Colorado, a civilian and senior adviser in Go Cong Province, was killed in a Viet Cong ambush in the Mekong Delta while accompanying South Vietnamese militia. He was wounded by one explosion and died as treatment began. The unit encountered heavy fire from B40 launchers and grenades. Kaiser’s body was recovered after search parties located the ambush site.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Mekong Delta
Rudolph Kaiser
Colorado Springs
Colo
Go Cong
Kaiser
Chester Jones Dies At 81 In Summer Home
Dr. Chester Morse Jones a Boston area gastroenterologist died at 81 after a long illness at his New Hampshire summer home. He organized the first gastroenterology section at Massachusetts General Hospital and was honorary physician at Harvard Medical School. He led several associations and served on missions to Austria Greece and Italy. He was born in Portland Maine a Williams College and Harvard Medical School graduate and is survived by his widow a son and two daughters.
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Boston
Chester Morse Jones
New Hampshire
Jones
Massachusetts Neval Hospital
Harvard Medical School
U.S. Sur -General
Austria
Greece
Italy
American College of Physicians
American Gastroenterological Association
American Clinical and Climatological Association
Portland
Maine
Williams College
Portland Area Weather Forecast Tonight and Saturday
Fair conditions continue in Portland with lows in the 50s and highs in the 70s to lower 80s through Saturday. Winds from the east to northeast remain variable at 5 knots with clear tonight and fair Saturday. Visibility remains 5 miles or more on Saturday.
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Portland
Eastport
Merrimack
Armand Descoteaux Hospitalized in Biddeford
Armand Descoteaux of 3 percent South Street Biddeford is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital in the city.
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Armand Descoteaux
South St. Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Notable deaths across nations include Koehler and Dees
Ma tilda Bigelow Koehler 77 mother of U S Senator Claiborne Pell died after a long illness in Newport Rhode Island. Randal E Dees 78 former Newport Naval War College chief of staff and acting Guam governor died Tuesday. Phillip Cunliffe-Lister 88 Earl of Swinton Conservative politician father of Spitfire legend died at Swinton Castle England. Julio Pena 60 Spanish actor died of heart attack in Marbella after appearing in about 150 films.
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Newport
R.I
Matilda Bigelow Koehler
U.S
Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
Northallerton
England
Earl of
Marbella
Spain
Julio Pena
Newport, RI
Randal E. Dees
Newport Naval War College
Guam
West Point
Pacific Fleet
Chester A. Nimitz
Optimism Expressed On Biddeford Talks
The three hour session between the Biddeford Teachers Association and the Biddeford Board of Education ended with optimism, according to Superintendent Andrew C. Frechette. The meeting at the Biddeford Vocational Center was closed to the public and a next session was set for Tuesday with hopes of a settlement.
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Biddeford Teachers Association
Biddeford Bond of Education
Andrew C. Frechette
Biddeford
Frechette
Conjunction Applies When Moon and Sun Share Alignment
When a plot or the moon is on the same side of the earth as the sun it is in conjunction.
Coburn Takes Leadership Role at Sweetser Center
Will Coburn, named to lead Sweetser Center, emphasizes structure, caring communication and consistent limits. He stresses a strong feeling tone, mediation, and adaptive programs to guide children, drawing on his background in social work and experience from Reed's Ferry to Ocean Park.
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Sweetser
Coburn
Reed’s Ferry
N.H
Maine
Mary Mercier Coburn
Ocean Park
Thornton Academy
Boston University
Invitations Sent For Senate Debate At Thornton Academy
William Farrington of Ion Academy announces formal invitations were sent yesterday to U S Senator Margaret Chase Smith and Senator William Hathaway for a debated to be held at Thornton Academy. The event may occur in the 2 000 seat gym with public attendance.
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William Farrington
Ion Academy
Saco
Thornton Academy
U.S
Margaret Chase Smith
USS
William Hathaway
Farrington
Hathaway
Washington
Saco School
Sen. Smith
Charles Moreshead
Mrs. Smith
Manuel
Old Orchard Beach
Moreshead
Thornton
Proposed Ban On Reporting In Courts Opposed
Sigma Delta Chi vice president Guy Ryan urged ABA delegates to reject a proposal to ban news photography and broadcasting in courts and nearby areas. He argued the media inform the public about how the system operates and should be allowed to cover sessions unless judges authorize exceptions. Sigma Delta Chi has about 24 000 members nationwide.
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Chicago
American Bar Association
Guy Ryan
Sigma Delta Chi
ABA
San Francisco
Ryan
Two Purses Stolen From Cars In Saco
Saco police report two purses stolen from separate cars parked at Bay View in Saco yesterday. Sheila Bangs of Ontario and Monique Patoine of Biddeford reported the thefts to the police.
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Bay View
Saco
Sheila Bangs
Ontario
Monique Patoine
Edwards Ave
Biddeford
Braley Urges Fulltime City Auditor For Saco
Braley urges a fulltime city auditor to replace the present insufficient bookkeeping in Saco. He warns the current system leads to undetected overspending and misallocated funds and notes the state audit fee could rise without improved accounting. He mentions potential federal funds under the Economic Employment Act.
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Saco
Berton Braley
Coghe
Braley
Biddeford Board Faces Coaching Cuts Backfire
Biddeford High faces backdraft as Ted Gardner criticizes cuts to two football coaches. James McGrath disagrees, urging retention. Board sticks to cuts, invites alternative funding ideas and approves staff moves including new athletic director post and adjusted salaries. The Biddeford Neighborhood Youth Co reports four weeks of summer work with 151 participants and 67 girls 84 boys. St Francis College seeks gym use if dates allow. Steve Kasprzak resigns as physics teacher. janitors and secretaries receive a 5 percent raise.
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John Surran
Biddeford
James McGrath
McGrath
Takestead
Andrew C. Frechette
Richard Labbe
Biddeford High
St. Francis College
Posssble
Steve Kasprzak
Martha Washington First Woman on U.S. Currency
Martha Washington, whose likeness appeared on the 1886 silver certificate, was the first and only woman pictured on U.S. currency.
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Martha Washington
U.S
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U.S. Senate
Chrissovergis
Demetrios
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St. Joseph's Biddeford
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Elm Street
Chester Jones
Lowe
United Baptist Church
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Court House
the Pines
Guinea Road
Benjamin Franklin
York County Savings Bank
F.d.1.c
Biddeford-Saco
Marcel Lizotte
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