Local Notices From Kennebunk and Calais Areas
Mr and Mrs Ernest Tomlinson of Calais entertain kin Linda George Wanda Debra at an outdoor barbecue hosted by Mrs Ruth Dalton for her birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Coyne and children Mark and Richard Mr and Mrs George F Littlefield and family Mrs John Dalton Benjamin Coyne Mr and Mrs Robert Leech Bruce and Cestes Gianeaen.
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Ernest Tomlinson
Linda
George
Wanda
Debra
Calais
George W. Tomlinson
Brown Street
Ruth Dalton
Robert Coyne
Mark
Richard
George F. Littlefield
John Dalton
Benjamin Coyne
Robert Leech
Bruce
Cestes Gianeaen
Garden Street
Townes Lodge
Fletcher Street
Edwin B. Smith
David
Sedden Field
Ernest C. Smith
West Kennebunk News and Camp Notes
Mrs Velma Campbell of Lynn Mass spends two weeks at her niece Mrs Evertt T Howard s home Cheryl Howard attends Leo Martins day camp for two weeks George Howard, recently released from Osteopathic hospital Portland, returns home Mr and Mrs Richard Slager of Lawrence Mass guests of Roy Paul family return home Mr and Mrs Ronald Sheaf of North Conway NH visit Roy Paul family John Yorke returns to Meriden Conn after visiting Roy Pauls home Recent visitors at Mr and Mrs Raymond Adjutants include Mrs Harry Gilman Mrs Claire Corriveau of Saco and Mr and Mrs Tony Bono and Mr and Mrs Joseph Cote of Dover NH Mrs Raymond Adjutant and daughter Faye visit Gerard Nadeau Somerville Mass
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Velma Campbell
Lynn
Mass
Evertt T. Howard
Cheryl Howard
Everett T. Howard
George Howard
Osteopathic Hospital
Portland
Richard Slager
Lawrence
Hill Descendants To Hold Reunion 28th Annual
Descendants of Valentine Hill will hold their 28th annual reunion at the Baptist church in Goodwins Mills on August 29. Lunch will be served in the dining room and the program will be announced later.
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Valentine Hill
Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Kennebunkport Sets 35 Mill Tax Rate
The Kennebunkport board of selectmen set the tax rate at 35 mills per thousand following a lengthy study of appropriations and valuations. An outside firm survey boosted total valuation by about 50 percent, raising the rate from 102 mills last year.
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Kennebunkport
Board of Selectmen
Beach hotel owner cleared in liquor case in Maine
The complaint against Mauro D. Danforth operator of the Bancroft hotel in Old Orchard Beach was dismissed by State Liquor Commission examiner William D. Hathaway in Portland. Danforth was not held administratively responsible for selling liquor to minors. no penalty imposed, but a seven day license suspension possible for future violations.
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Old Orchard Beach
State Liquor Commission
William D. Hathaway
Portland
Mauro D. Danforth
Bancroft
Danforth
Edward T. Arsenault
Donald W. Stevens
Arundel
Celeste Holm in What A Day at Ogunquit Playhouse
Celeste Holm stars in a new musical comedy What A Day opening Monday for one week at Ogunquit Playhouse. The show blends music comedy and drama in three acts morning noon and night with a nine-strong team, including Manya Starr Max Wilk Paul Rosner Claire Richardson and director Jonathan Lucas.Ronny Graham and James Karen co star with Holm while Gloria Swanson is set to debut August 10 in Red Letter Day with Buddy Rogers and Lois Wilson. Potatoes are noted as originating in South America.
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Ogunquit Vhouse
John Lane
Celeste Holm
Miss Holm
Manya Starr
Max Wilk
Paul Rosner
Claire Richardson
Jonathan Lucas
Ronny Graham
James Karen
Gloria Swanson
Andrew Rosenthal
Buddy Rogers
Lois Wilson
Rate Set by Board for Taxi at Forty Per Thousand
The rate was first set at forty dollars per thousand by the board of selectmen but treated as an estimate pending a detailed study.
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Board of Selectmen
Exchange Visits May Shape Soviet American Thinking
James Marlow analyzes how exchange visits between Americans and Soviets, especially officials, may subtly reshape long term thinking in both countries. He notes Dulles's past wishful collapse ideas, argues travel educates yet may not yield uniform reforms, and suggests mutual perception shifts could influence policy without immediate results.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Soviet Union
Frol R. Kozlov
Anastas I. Mikoyan
United States
Richard M. Nixon
U.S.S.R
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Dulles
America
No Immunity for Police Driver in Pedestrian Knockdown
John C. Leitz, 38, received a reckless driving ticket after knocking down a pedestrian while driving a siren-equipped police car. Leitz is a member of the police safety patrol.
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Baltimore
John C. Leitz
Leitz
Police Safety Patrol
Missionaries To Speak At Bible Group Conclave
Rev and Mrs Richard Taylor and family, missionaries to Vietnam, will be featured at Sundays service of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Bible and Missionary convention at Old Orchard Beach. Rev W G Weston will preach both morning and evening services, with a 3 pm missionary choir and 7 pm message. Carter Gospel music team directs the music for the convention.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance Bible and Missionary ‘Convention
Old Orchard Beach
Carter Gospel
Eddie” Carter
Ruth Carter
Treatre Thumith
Carters
Richard Taylor
Viettnam
Christian and Missionary Alliance Bible and Missionary Convention
W. G. Weston
Elizabeth
Carter Gospel Music Team
New Bulletin On Flowers From University Extension Service
Orono announces Bulletin 476 Arranging Floral Displays by the University of Maine Extension Service. The guide helps Maine homemakers with flower selection, garden-cut blooms, forms and balance, containers and color, arrangement making, and care preparation for home displays.
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Orono
Extension Service
University of Maine
Bulletin
Maine
Bulletin 476
Maine Extension Bulletin Contact for Residents
A fragment directs Maine residents to obtain copies of a 16 page illustrated bulletin by contacting home demonstration agents for county officers of the Maine extension service. Residents may also write to the Bulletin office Extension service University of Maine Orono.
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Maine Extension Service
Maine
Bulletin
Extension Service
University of Maine
Orono
Japan Eyes First Earth Satellite Launch in 1963
Japan announces plans to launch its first earth satellite in 1963 from Tokyo. Officials say the project aims to establish Japan as a space power and advance national science and technology capabilities.
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Tokyo
Japan
Maine Extension Service Bus Launch Plans Part of Year Program
The Japanese Astronautic De letin 476 outlines arranging flowers while the eleprr Committee says the later launch will be part of a year long program including a firing of rockets for studies of temp storms space health and space communications.
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Maine
Astronautic
Eleprr
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