Fertility Drug Could Cause Multiple Births
Reports from London and other countries note pregnancies after a pituitary hormone extract used to aid infertility. Cases include a Swedish woman’s quintuplets with four deaths and a New Zealand family with six babies born to two women, amid wider trials in the United States Britain Australia and by researchers in Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Samuel Lawson
Auckland
New Zealand
Sweden
National Women’s Hospital
United States
Britain
Australia
New York
Martin Brecker
Carl-Axel Gemzell
Uppsala University
Melbourne
Birmingham University
Department of Obstetrics
Medical Research Council
Research Council
Medicare Prescription Program for Seniors Revealed
Ex Maine state figure Ralph Lovell of Sanford Pharmacy launches a no cost senior prescription program. The nonprofit effort, backed by Lovell listed in Who's Who in the East, aims to mail prescriptions nationwide and assist older citizens through Rexall Pharmacy at 28 Winter St Sanford Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Ralph Lovell
Sanford
Lovell
East
United States of America
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
W.F. W
Duplicate Bridge Session Yields Several Winners At Old Orchard Beach
Six and a half tables played at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Briggs on Lawn Avenue. Winners were Haase and Chadbourne first in north south, Sleeper and Peterson second, Aranovitch and Dumas third. east west Putman and Drummond first, Tooker and Chapman second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Duplicate Bridge
Donald Briggs
Lawn Avenue
Gertrude Leonard
Margaret Field
Hiram Morton
Charlotte Dubois
Richard Shorey
Vernon Tooker
Clark Chapman
Carleton Brock
Beverly Brown
Doris Ellingwood
Edrice Bates
Robert Whelan
William Haase
Paul Chadbourne
Estelle Aranovitch
A. V. Dumas
Quebec
Ada Sleeper
Patricia Peterson
Portland
Frances Putman
Daniel Drummond
Briggs
North
South
Haase
Chadbourne
Sleeper
Peterson
Aranovitch
Dumas
East
West
Luncheon and thrift sale at St. David's Church
Women of St. David's Episcopal Church sponsored a luncheon and thrift table sale on Wednesday with Mrs. Donald Jackson as lunch chairman and Mrs. Marion Guptil in charge of the thrift sale. Also noted are visits by local residents and a Red Cross board meeting set for August 5 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David’s Episcopal Church
Donald Jackson
Marion Guptil
Hector Henry
Gardner
Mass
Howard Stuart
Summer Street
Dorothy Wignall
Wrentham
Blanche’ Bouffard
Plaineville
Edmund L. Cashen
Nancy Vetterline
Eleanor Merrill
New York City
Colleen Bowdoin
James Aston Bowdoin
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Waterville
Maine
Edgar Bowdoin
Winter Street
Pleasant Street
Hattie Thompson
Ward Road
Cape Porpoise
James Alton Bowdoin
Colleen
James Edward
Kennebunk Pond
Kennebunk
American Red Cross
Main Street
Francis P. Dow
Bartender Faces New Term of Superior Court
In Wiscasset Boothbay Harbor bartender Robert P. Rice 23 is free on $5000 bail pending the November term of Superior Court on a manslaughter charge. District Court Judge Paul A. MacDonald found probable cause Thursday in the death of Robert A. Newcomb 31 of Boothbay on July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Boothbay Harbor
Superior Court
District Court
Paul A. MacDonald
Robert P. Rice
Robert A. Newcomb
Boothbay
Club play rescheduled for Thursday at Briggs home
Mrs. Morton third. The club will play again Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Briggs.
Larceny Case Continued In Saco District Court
Vernon W. Richardson 22 of 34 Franklin St Saco received a continuance to Aug 2 in Saco 10th District Court after arraignment on larceny of 404 dollars from Don's Sunoco. Richardson also faced a license arrest. fined 25 dollars and jailed. Raymond L. Monroe 24 of 11 Pine St Biddeford released on 1500 dollar bail after arraignment for larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Multiple Maine youth and adults face traffic and liquor charges
State police and local departments filed summonses and guilty pleas across several towns. Among those convicted or fined were Michael J. Matarazza of Somerville for passing on a curve, Danny R. Grant of Shapleigh for learner permit violations, and James H. Melton of Biddeford for an unregistered vehicle. Curtis S. Coffin of Marblehead was found guilty for running a red light, Sheryl D. Talmage of Lexington pleaded guilty to speeding, and Ralph F. King of Everett was found guilty of hitchhiking. Other cases include Richard A. Ulmer of Bucksport for speeding, William J. Hallam Jr. of Warwick for intersection violations, John E. Smith of York for speeding, Karl T. Bochert for riding without a license, Edward T. Doucette for crossing at an intersection, Jerry L. Greenlaw for muffler violation, and Paul Plourde for license issues in Portland. Kenneth Pelton’s liquor charge was not pressed. Maynard Bridges of Wells pleaded innocent but was found guilty for assault. Brain MacGillivray was the complainant. Stephen B. Fuller of West Gardiner received a one week continuance on a license charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon W. Richardson
Franklin St
Saco
Saco 10Th District Court
Richardson
Alfred
Raymond L. Monroe
Pine St
Biddeford
Sunoco
Elm Street
Claire Goudreau
Evanthia Drive
Lola Ann Bouvier
Ralph R. Bouvier
Portland
Rocco William DiSanto
John Paul DiBiase
George Varney
DiSanto
DiBiase
Old Orchard Beach
Edgar Roberts
Sylvia Roberts
Lawrence R. Hill
Bradley St
Bruce Bauer
Imperial St
Oak St
Dawn Langlois
Robert Foran
Armand Gadbois
North St
John M. Somers
Kennebunkport
Thomas Pouravelis
West Grand Avenue
Ronald Lee Tripp
Quonset Point
R.I
Tripp
Robert Ray Tripp
Massachusetts
Gilbert A. Franco
Everett
Sanford
Franco
Fred L. Hall
Kennebunk
Gerard Chartrand
Montreal
Jean Pierre Vaugeois
Quebec
William Martin
Howard Bagsey
Philip E. McElhill
Ronald W. Lebrecque
Wells
Hubert Strom
South Portland
Strom
Michael J. Matarazza
Somerville
Mass
Danny R. Grant
Shapleigh
James H. Melton
Graham St
Curtis S. Coffin
Marblehead
Noto
Sheryl D. Talmage
Lexington
Ralph F. King
Karl T. Bochert
Ogunquit
Edward T. Doucette
Melrose
Jerry L. Greenlaw
Paul Plourde
Kenneth P. Pelton
Maynard Bridges
Brain MacGillivray
Stephen B. Fuller
West Gardiner
Youth Gets 30 Day Term For Stealing Vehicle
Abra ham Young aged 17 of Pittsfield pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to taking a motor vehicle without consent. He was sentenced to 30 days in Skowhegan jail. The theft occurred Tuesday night, ending in a crash on Route 201 in Vassalboro that killed Brian York and seriously injured Gary Mitchell, both 18 from Pittsfield.
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Pittsfield
Abraham Young
Young
Skowhegan
Vassalboro
Brian Lee York
Gary D. Mitchell
Court Records Being Destroyed and Moved
Court records of the former Beneford Mineral district are being moved today under ex Municipal Associate Judge Gerald Nason. Records up to ten years old go to the new District Court in Saco while older files go to York County Superior Court or are destroyed. The court space is now used by the Biddeford Welfare Department which relocated from the third floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beneford
Gerald Nason
District Court
Saco
York County Superior Court
Nason
Biddeford
Greek Premier Struggles To Keep Position
Athens Greece AP George Athanasiadis Novas Greece's new premier stubbornly held on to his job amid reports that 143 of 170 Center Union deputies planned to vote against him and 22 pro Communist deputies opposed him leaving him unlikely to win a parliamentary confidence vote. The crisis stemmed from a rift between King Constantine and Papandreou over purging rightists from the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
George Athanasiadis Novas
Center Union Party
Center Union
George Papandreou
Papandreou
Constantine
Rosell Named To Deans List At Wentworth
Eric K. Rosell of Kinney Shores Maine is named to the Dean's List for outstanding scholastic achievement during the second semester at Wentworth Institute Boston. Announcement from Dr H Russell Beatty Wentworth president notes the school's program trains industrial and engineering technicians toward an associate in engineering degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Eric K. Rosell
Kinney Shores
Saco
Maine
Wentworth Institute
H. Russell Beatty
Wentworth
Wentwwrth
Hatfield cautious on Johnson Viet Nam policy move
The report describes Senator Hatfield wavering on Lyndon Johnson's expanded South Vietnam military commitment. He welcomed some hope for a peaceful solution after briefings from Johnson and top officials including Dean Rusk and Robert McNamara, but urged that actions follow words and questioned speed of negotiations.
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South
Viet Nam
Hatfield
Johnson
iState
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Lady Bird Johnson
Four injured in Kennebunk Beach two car crash
Four people were treated and released from Webber Hospital Biddeford after a two car collision at Route 9 and Sea Road Kennebunk Beach. The injured include Esther Ackerl y 65 of Lowell Mass Ferris Berry 53 and Jean Berry 46 of Charlotte NC with Betty Andrews 41 and Christopher Berry 11 as passengers in the Berry car. Col Carroll Clark 67 of Ogunquit drove the Ackerly car in which Mrs Ackerly was a passenger and was issued a traffic summons. Police and state troopers investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk Beach
Route 9
Sea Road
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Esther L. Ackerly
Lowell
Mass
A. Victor Secord
Ferris Berry
Jean Berry
Charlotte
N. C
Berrys
Betty Andrews
West Peabody
Christopher Berry
Col. Carroll Clark
Berwick Road
Ogunquit
Secord
Ackerly
Kennebunk
George Cousens
Robert Janson
Breen Savage
Twin City Men Enlist in Army Setting July Record
Two local men Leo M. Sansoucy and Dennis W. Mullens enlisted in the U S Army according to Sgt William D Wear They left for basic training at Fort Dix New Jersey Friday Sansoucy joined the Security Agency Mullens chose the Wire Maintenance Career field A July record 16 enlistments in York County marked the station’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin City
U.S. Army
William D. Wear
Leo M. Sansoucy
Hormidas Sansoucy
Rathier St
Biddeford
Army
Security Agency
Dennis W. Mullens
Fred Mullins
Clark St
Saco
Ft. Dix
N.J
York County
Mathematics supervisor resigns for Springfield College post
Augusta state education official Stanley P. Brown resigns as mathematics supervisor to join Springfield College as an assistant professor of math. Brown served with the State Department of Education since 1961 and is a former Thornton Academy teacher in Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Stanley P. Brown
State Department of Education
Springfield College
Thornton Academy
Saco
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Rexall Pharmacy
Winter St. Sanford
Batender
Biddeford Savings Bank
Gadbois
Somers
Michael P. Dechene
Granite St
al Fish and Game Warden
Joseph LaFlamme
Lambert St
Roland J. Bineau Jr
Washington St
I Ae
Kennebunk Antiques Fair
Kennebunk Town Hall
Central Theater
Sam’s Place
Alfred Street
Narragansett By-The-Sea
Arundel
Maytag
BEAT
H. W. Thompson, Inc
Rosell
Trusl Nursing Home
May Street
Crystal’s
Connie’s
Bridal
Wells Road
Cate Ee
Biddeford & Saco Gas CO
Brown
York Savings
Biddeford, Maine
Homeowner’s
Paul E. Sheltra
Felix T. Sheltra
Felix T. Sheltra & Son Agency
Agency
Jefferson Street
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