Pepperell Trust Co Plans New Look and Treasurers
Pepperell Trust Co plans a refreshed appearance on Main Street Biddeford with a new lady treasurer Mrs Mary K Shaw of Biddeford taking over from retirement. Adrienne Giguere will fill the assistant treasurer post at Maine National Bank Paril. Renovations include panelled teller counter double glass doors new private office for President Shaw and a redesigned color scheme with blue and maroon tones and indirect lighting for a homier atmosphere.
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Pepperal Trust
Main Street
Biddeford
Mary K. Shaw
Lers
Mahetake
Gang Formica
Perley G. Davis
Shaw
Adrienne Giguere
Terior
Sible
David C. Shaw
Pit Trust
Pepperell Trust Co
Papal Fever Grips Kampala Ahead of Pope Visit
Uganda buzzes with pope mania two days before Pope Paul VI arrives to honor 22 Ugandan martyrs. banners line roads, theaters run The Shoes of the Fisherman, and locals sell pope themed items. walkers trek 300 miles to Namugongo for a shrine consecration as Entebbe Airport welcomes the pontiff.
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Kampala
Uganda
Quinn
Paul
Milton Obote
Venir
Hong Kong
Vulu
Namugongon
Chachacha
Rainy Season Fails to Dampen Tourist Buy Habits Coastal towns report steady business despite showers
In Biddeford Saco Old Orchard Beach and Kennebunkport chambers of commerce say visitors remain, vacancy signs up, and weekly rentals hold. Rain is described as aiding retailers with Canada Days and Appreciation Sales ahead. Some motels show minor drops but overall summer trade remains strong as restaurants benefit from continued foot traffic.
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Chambers of Commerce
Clayton Cartmill
Biddeford-Saco
Old Orchard Beach
Hiram V. Parish
Stels
Portland
Henry Twombly
Kennebunk
Kennebunkport Chamber of Commerce
Anna Ils Forming In Atlantic
Tropical storm Anna drifts westward across the Atlantic with 60 mph winds as forecasters at the National Hurricane Center monitor its potential to become the season’s first hurricane. Forecaster Raymond Kraft notes limited data and the possibility of rapid change while the system sits about 1,500 miles east-southeast of Puerto Rico and 2,500 miles from Miami.
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Miami
Anna
Atlantic
Raymond Kraft
National Hurricane Center
Puerto Rico
Showdown Coming Washington Tax Rates Clash
A fast approaching congressional showdown over extending present income tax withholding rates may decide the fate of President Nixon's surtax.
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Washington
Nixon
First National plans Biddeford branch on Route 1 near Five Points
Archie Maxwell president of First National Bank of Biddeford announced a new branch will be built on Route 1 near Five Points on the Rhodes property across from the old Lund Le Co. building. The plan includes a drive-in window five tellers and a manager. Construction to start after bids. completion hoped before next summer with modern security features.
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Biddeford
First National Bank of
Archie Maxwell
Route 1
Five Points
Rhodes
Lund le Co
Elm Street
Maxwell
U.S. Comptroller of Currency
First National
South Berwick
North Berwick
Nixon May Visit South Vietnam
President Nixon may travel to South Vietnam to confer with President Nguyen Van Thieu amid tight security. In Bangkok he planned meetings with Thai leaders on regional security and postwar U S military presence, as officials weighed possible troop withdrawals and SEATO obligations.
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Bangkok
Nixon
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
White House
Vietnam
Saigon
Thailand
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Creighton Abrams Jr
Wway
Thanom Kittikachorn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Cam Ranh Bay
Jesus M. Vargas
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Government House
Thanom
Thanat Khoman
Dawee Chullasapya
United States
America
Mariner 6 Cameras Click At Mars In First Photo Series
In Pasadena Calif AP reports Mariner 6 has captured the first 33 pictures of Mars. The spacecraft stored the images for transmission to Earth tonight as part of a longer series to probe possible life on the red planet. President Thieu and Nixon visit security details noted.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 6
Mars
Earth
Red
Spiro T. Agnew
Space Advisory Council
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Nixon Administration Reports 3.1 Billion Budget Surplus
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration unexpectedly disclosed a 3.1 billion dollar federal budget surplus for last year, reversing prior forecasts that any surplus would be under a billion dollars. The discovery appears sudden and could carry embarrassment for the administration.
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Washington
President urges laws to curb handgun access nationwide
The president's anti violence commission has urged Nixon to seek congressional action toward near total removal of the cancelable handgun from American life.
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Washington
President's Anti-Violence Commission
Nixon
Congress
Moon Dust Tests On Germ-Free Mice Begin In Houston
SPACE CENTER Houston AP reports researchers start treating 354 germ-free mice with moon dust to study potential lunar life forms that might threaten life on earth.
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Space Center, Houston
Earth
Girl Scouts From Area Go Camping Near Kenne Pond
Girl Scout troops from the Lyman area closed two weeks of summer activities at Kenne bunk Pond with a July 7 start and 12 days of camping. Camp Director Jean Michaud led officials including Ethel Bedard and unit leaders Mrs. Leighton, Gower, Perry, and Malloy. Junior leaders, nursery, waterfront, and senior aides supported a program featuring flag raising hikes skits and unit planning activities.
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Bill Casavant Lyman
Kennebunk Pond
Jean Michaud
Ethel Bedard
Carol Leighton
Frances Gower
Marlene Perry
Licille Malloy
Lorraine Auger
Adred Ribaudo
Libby la
Moonmen Reflect On Mission Debrief and Quarantine
Apollo 11 astronauts discuss mission impressions during a first blush debriefing held at the lunar receiving laboratory. John McLeaish of NASA notes the group, including Armstrong Aldrin and Collins, will be released Aug. 11 if illness and rock contamination fail to arise.
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Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Armstrong
Aldrin
Apollo
McLeaish
Mariner 6 Begins Mars Photographs and Transmission
Mariner 6 has captured initial photographs of Mars and began recording for transmission to earth tonight. The first 33 pictures, taken from 771,500 to 453,350 miles away, will show Mars full disc with limited detail as it rotates. Transmission to earth will take about three hours, with new pictures arriving every five minutes, and sharper images planned for Wednesday night when Mariner 6 approaches within 2,000 miles.
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Mars
Mariner 6
Moon dust study opens path to life threat insights
Researchers begin treating 354 germ free mice with moon dust to test potential threats to life from lunar material. Apollo 11 rocks reveal lava formed the mare, with glass like spheres from meteoritic gas condensation abundant on the dust, suggesting rain from space. Further work on plants insects and tissues planned as quarantine ends August 11.
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Eugene Shoemaker
California Institute Ofechnology
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