Local Residents Report Notre Dame Hospital Patients
The notice lists Biddeford and surrounding towns residents currently receiving care at Notre Dame hospital. Names include Edward J. Rocray Pauline Ledoux Arthur Couture Georgeanna Roberge Diana Demers Bruce Reay and others with their street addresses and patient status. Convalescence details also appear for Claude Faulkner and recent travel notes mention Mrs George Stoeber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Rocray
Vincent Avenue
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
Saco
Pauline
Ledoux
Roebuck Avenue
Arthur Couture
Hazel] Street
Georgeanna Roberge
Alfred Street
Diana Demers
Emery Street
Bruce Reay
Granite Street
Claude Faulkner
Willowdale Road
Scarborough
Wade H. Burnham
New Town Road
Mercy Hospital
Portland
George Stoeber
Paramus
N. J
Oscar Janson
King Street
Twin Cities
Theodore Mino
Legion Auxiliary and fraternal events listed in Biddeford Saco
Mrs Elodie Renaud hosts Past Presidents Parley meeting Monday at 32 Pike Street Biddeford. King Court Order of Amaranth holds Member's Night Tuesday at Odd Fellows Hall Main Street Saco with refreshments and social hour. School of Instruction Wednesday at Charity Court Auburn for all officers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elodie Renaud
Tighe- Beaudoin-Farley Unit
American Legion Auxiliary
Pike Street
Biddeford
King Court
Order of the Amaranth
Odd Fellows Hall
Main Street
Saco
Gertrude Leonard
Jean Arnold
Charity Court
Auburn
Church Notes Highlight Saturday Rehearsals and Confessions
The Junior Bandana group meets Saturday at 10 a.m. Confessions are scheduled at St Monica Kennebunk 4 to 5 p.m. and at St Martha Kennebunkport 4 to 7 p.m. and 8 to 8 p.m. Mary Wells 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Children’s Day final rehearsal at Biddeford White Church 9:30 a.m. June 10 concert rehearsal at Iddeford United Baptist Church 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Monica Church
Kennebunk
St. Martha Church
Kennebunkport
St Mary Church
Wells
Biddeford White Church
Second Congregational
Iddeford United Baptist Church
Price increases hit Soviet city living standards
The Communist central committee and government announced price rises, but the effect is muted as stores are state controlled and fixed by decree. It cites higher costs for food, meat, and butter due to farm mechanization, with cities bearing most of the burden to equalize living standards between urban and rural residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party Central Committee
Soviet Union
Tax Withholding Plan Faces Senate Hurdle and Exemptions
The House bill would impose 20 percent withholding on dividend and interest payments with possible exemptions for those under 18 and others who owe no tax. Supporters say the measure would exempt low income individuals and families, while opposition notes several senators remain uncertain.
Goldwater Predicts 1964 Run Might Not Include Nixon
Barry Goldwater says Nixon and Rockefeller likely won’t run if Kennedy appears strong in 1964. He cites his own appeal as strongest in the South, Midwest, and Mountain West and weaker in Pennsylvania New York Massachusetts and New Jersey with some hope in Indiana Illinois and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
Goldwater
South
Middle West
Rocky Mountain West
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Touchdown Runs Over 50 Yards Noted By NFL Nine Players
Only nine players in the National Football League had touchdown runs longer than 50 yards this season reflecting a sparse burst of big plays across teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Football League
Deaths James M. B. Webber 81
James M. B. Webber 81 of 315 Pool Road Biddeford died suddenly at home. Born July 31 1880 in Saco son of Charles H and Emma Burbank Webber educated in local schools. He managed Armour Dairy and Poultry division Portland and Boston offices. Survived by two nieces four nephews and several cousins. Funeral Saturday 1 30 p m Dennett and Craig Funeral Home 365 Main Street Saco Burial Laurel Hill Cemetery Friends may call this evening 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. B. Webber
Pool Road
Biddeford
Saco
Charles H. and
Emma (Burbank) Webber
Armour Company
Portland
Boston
Funeral services for Gaudias Coulombe held at St. Andre
Funeral services for Gaudias Coulombe 21 of Clifford Street Biddeford were held at St. Andre church with Rt. Rev Aime Giguere Rev Bernard Nicknair and Rev George Marcil officiating A male quartet sang with Laura Proulx at the organ Burial followed in St Joseph cemetery Ste Theresa section with committal prayers by Rev Nicknair Out-of-town relatives included Miss Lena Coulombe New York Miss Josephine Coulombe Eugene Coulombe and William Lundy East Boston Mass Mr and Mrs Frank Migneault Sanford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaudias Coulombe
Clifford Street
Biddeford
St. Andre Church
Aime Giguere
Bernard Nicknair
George Marcil Ofm
St. Andre Choir
Laura Proulx
Albert Lemieux
Paul Rondeau
Gerard Houde
Maurice Roy
Infant Laverriere Dies. Biddeford Family Mourns
Marc C Laverriere infant son of Mr and Mrs Conrad Laverriere of 7 Cutts Street Biddeford died Thursday morning at a local hospital. Mother is Jeanine Hubert. Survived by maternal grandparents Raoul and Mrs Hubert and paternal Odilon and Mrs Laverriere. Burial in St Joseph cemetery family lot. Bolduc Funeral Home 291 Alfred Street had charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc C. Laverriere
Conrad Laverriere
Cutts Street
Biddeford
Jeanine Hubert
Raoul Hubert
Odilon Laverriere
St. Joseph Cemetery
Bolduc
Alfred Street
Market Dips After Early Recovery Rally In Trading Session
Stocks pulled back from a prior rally as the AP average of 60 shares slid to 223.90 at noon down 1.46 points while industrials and rails declined. IBM Xerox and AT T led losses with printers and chemicals dropping, Du Pont and Texaco showing mixed results in heavy trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Associated Press
AT & T
IBM
Xerox
Polaroid
Litton Industries
Jones & Laughlin
U.S. Steel
Ford
International Harvester
Zenith
Union Carbide
Lorillard
Merck
du Pont
Texaco
United Air Lines
American Stock Exchange
U.S
U of M to Confer Honorary Degrees at Orono Commencement
The University of Maine will award honorary degrees to Associate Justice Tom C. Clark and Constance Warren at the Orono Bangor commencement on June 10. Two retiring faculty members Dean Weston S Evans and Ronald B Levinson also receive honors. noted NFL figure Bill Leckenby is mentioned for past play with the Brooklyn Dodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORONO
University of Maine
Tom C. Clark
U.S. Supreme Court
Constance Warren
Sarah Lawrence College
Bangor
University
Weston S .Evans
College of Technology
Ronald B. Levinson
Portland Weather The Afternoon Clouds and Tonight Rain
Portland forecast shows variable clouds and cooler conditions this afternoon with light winds. Tonight mostly cloudy with light rain possible as winds shift to the west and northwest. Saturday should clear and bring some warmer weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
SEC probes securities industry amid irregularities
The Securities and Exchange Commission investigates the securities industry and uncovers irregularities. Patman says the probe is good as far as it goes and supports a congressional inquiry. William Cary, SEC chairman, denies ordering an inquiry to explore suspicions about stock market professionals causing the plunge. Henri de la Chapelle of Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis warns the pendulum peak may pass soon, with a possible five percent bottom and a summer rise anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Securities and Exchange ‘Commission
Patman
SEC
William Cary
Henri de la Chapelle
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Los Angeles
Eichmann’s final words and death on the Israeli gallows
The report recounts Adolf Eichmann’s last moments before and during his execution in Israel. He spoke of faith in God, refused the Bible, accepted death, and saluted a life of war. He cited Germany Argentina and Austria, and bade farewell to family as guards led him to the gallows. The government noted his will for cremation. The piece also notes Iran’s No Ruz celebration and other quick biographical lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace One
Eichmann
Tel Aviv-Jerusalem
Germany
Argentina
Austria
Vera
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
Benny Goodmans Jive Dances Through Moscow Crowd
Benny Goodman’s band energized a 5000 strong Moscow audience with Meadowlands jazz and Mississippi River rhythms. Premier Khrushchev attended opening night, Joya Sherrill wowed with Russian Katusha, and encores stretched 25 minutes as whistling signaled demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Benny Goodman
Meadowlands
Khrushchev
Evgeny Yevtushenko
Goodman
United States
Joya Sherrill
Taxpayers Hear Brown on Town Valuation and Zoning
David A. Brown CAE of the Augusta Bureau of Taxation spoke at Old Orchard Beach Taxpayers Association outlining full value on town property and the need for qualified assessors and zoning laws to protect upkeep value. He distributed Maine Statutes on taxes and assessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Brown
CAE
Bureau of Taxation
Augusta
Old Orchard Beach
Clarence J. Williams
The
Taxpayers Association
Walter F. Graves
John McNeil
Herbert Trafton
Cynthia Michaud
Effie Ross
Joseph Mullen
Leopold Sicard
Donald Jones
Brown
Edgar P. Lund
Marshall Death Probe Spurs FBI Action in Estes Case
President Kennedy's interest prompts an FBI investigation into the death of Agriculture Department official Henry H. Marshall who was probing cotton allotment transfers tied to Billie Sol Estes. A Texas grand jury probes Marshall's shooting near Franklin, Texas, while Estes faces fraud charges and related government dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas, Tex
Dallas News
Robert F. Kennedy
FBI
Marshall
Estes
Pecos
Tex
House
Senate
Franklin
Lois Smith
Houston Chronicle
Mass Polio Vaccination Reach Near Half Million In San Antonio
In San Antonio Texas nearly 494141 residents received Sabin oral polio vaccine during a Thursday mass campaign to avert an epidemic. City Manager Jack Shelley credited health officials and noted the effort followed the 12th polio case of the year, with two cases the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Sabin
Jack Shelley
Season Of Attacks Near Warns Hoover
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover warned that the upcoming vacation season will bring increases in sexual assaults and murders. He cited seasonal trends with rape up about 16 percent, murders and aggravated assaults up 12 percent, and a rise in attacks on children, urging parents to warn children about strangers and avoid secluded spots and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Maine to test nearly half of newborns for phenylketonuria
The Maine Department of Health reports that in the coming year about half of the state's newborns will be tested for phenylketonuria as part of a national program. A blood test will be performed on about 10,000 Maine babies to detect this major cause of mental retardation. Also noted, Donald E. Wertz of Chatham New Jersey, a Dartmouth history junior, will captain next winter's swimming team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
State Department of Health and Welfare
Maine
Donald E. Wertz
Chatham, N. J
Dartmouth
Rookie Lineman Rip Hawkins Enters Emory Law School
Rip Hawkins, rookie linebacker for the Minnesota Vikings last season, is attending law school at Emory University in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip Hawkins
Minnesota Vikings
Emory University
Atlanta
Saco zoning fight seen at council hearing clash over ordinances
Graves challenged admissibility of zoning measures citing lack of proof of enactment publication and council majority. Testimony covered planning board minutes, zoning appeals decisions on a trucking terminal, and building inspector Hellige’s observations near Ocean Park road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Saco
Purvis
Wilson
Planning Board
Brickates
Raymond Hobbins
Grave
Zoning Appeals Board
Hobbins
MacDonald
Atty
Zoning Board
Appeals Board
Peter Hellige
Hellige
MacDonald Yard
Ocean Park Road
Portland Road
Andre Cloutier
Golfer Bob Rosburg Tops Career Highlight 1959 PGA Win
The article recalls Bob Rosburg a former Stanford athlete peak of his career with the 1959 PGA Championship victory. It also notes Johnny Murphy now chief scout for the New York Mets and his 93 win 53 loss pitching record with the New York Yankees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Rosburg
Stanford
Johnny Murphy
New York Mets
New York Yankees
Colts veterans Art Donovan and Joe Perry in 12th NFL season
Baltimore Colts stars Art Donovan and Joe Perry both mark their 12th NFL seasons. The veteran lineman and running back have long careers with the Colts, staying mainstays of the roster through multiple campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Colts
Art Donovan
Joe Perry
Bills George Extends NFL Run With Bears
Linebacker Bill George of the Chicago Bears is entering his 10th NFL season. A Wake Forest alumnus, he brings veteran leadership to the defense as he competes for a starting role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill George
Chicago Bears
Wake Forest
Wentworth Street School Holiday Program Highlights
Memorial day programs at Wentworth Street School featured sub-primary performances with recitations and songs. Students including Mark Seymour Carl La montagne Michael Viger and Brian Lynch presented The Soldier Boy Hail to the Flag To Greet Memorial Day and Sing a Song About Our Flag alongside Flowers for Our Soldiers with contributions from Diane Reny Deborah Nelson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Tousignant
Susan Lane
Anne Voccia
Joan Beaulieu
Elaine Gagne
Debby Nelson
Diane Reay
America
the Soldier Boy
Bobby Archambault
Neil Casavant
Stephen Cowar
Jon Gregoire
Marc LaCourse
Roderick Smart
Ronald Tardif
Dnnis Tremblay
Kathleen Chenard
Carol Gagne
Poly Cachetti
Jebra LaFlamme
Joyce Laverriere
Susan Marchand
Rachel Turcotte
Dennis Tremble
Polly Cachetti
Nancy Bourgeault
Kathy Chenard
Marc Sevigny
Joseph Kenneaily
Matthew Houle
Marc Sylvester
Jeremiah Crowley
Stephen Beaudette
Thomas Belanger
James Lynch
Priscilla Labelle
Conrad Labelle
Karen Wynne
Stephen Whelan
Deborah Bulmer
Nancy Dow
Maria Throumoulo
Wentworth Street School
Soldier Boy
Richard Bouthot
Michae Chael Coombs
Carl Lamontagne
Michael Lennon
Brian Lynch
Brian Nadeau
Lawrence Pinette
Jimmy Roberge
Mark Seymour
Bobby Weiss
Michael Viger
Janice Beaulieu
Diane Halleyu
Moose Warning Change Ends Transisland Train Whistle
In Newfoundland the Transisland train was often charged by moose until it changed its whistle, which then no longer resembled a moose mating call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
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Saco Salvation Army
Consumer
James Webber
Marc Laverriere
U of M
Bill Leckenby
Lehigh University
Brooklyn Dodgers
Tides High
W. A.M
Iran
Mohammed
Medina
Mike Cooley
Lehigh
University of Georgia
Bill Berry
Dave Cox
Winnemucca
Nev
Bennys
Bertha Ingalls
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ingalls
Beach
Yvette Lorraine Martel
Grace Pettengill
Beach Street
Edmond Martel
Theodore L. Duarte
Henry Duarte
Kelley Street
South Portland
Miss Martel
Thornton Academy
Standard Romper Company, Inc
South Portland High School
Common Brothers
Hoover
Cecile Binette
Clyde Greenleaf
Marjorie Greenleaf
Ellsworth Street
Exilda Binette
South Street
Wilfred Binette
Binette
St. Joseph High School
Bruce Shoe Company
Portland High School
U. S. Navy
Wentworth Street
King Bruce II
Aidan
Larry Lyons
Jay Fox
Peggy Sue Raftery
Gulfstream Park
Brae Burn Farm
Hallandale
Fla
Calumet Farm
Yorky
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