Glue Sniffing Charges Filed Without Fine
Court records show two Kennebunk youths Peter Russell and Thomas Bazemore pleaded guilty to glue sniffing in Saco. Judge Varney imposed no fine after the guilty pleas. The long list of traffic, larceny, and other fines followed in the same session.
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Kennebunk
10Th District Court
Saco
George D. Varney
Peter Russell
Thomas Bazemore
Biddeford
Joseph Zook
Hill St
Richard Provencher
Clea
Beach Couple Observes Golden Anniversary
OLD ORCHAR D BEACH Mr and Mrs Carroll A Tarr observed their 50th wedding anniversary at a surprise party hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph Curran Wildwood Drive Saco They were married June 1 1917 in Rochester NH Mrs Tarr the former Susie Shorey They have a large family including Albert Tarr Gardena CA Paul Tarr Saco Willard Parker Marietta GA Clyde Tarr and Car ran with 12 grandchildren and two great grandchildren A buffet luncheon was served during the gathering with many relatives in attendance
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Old Orchard Beach
Carroll A. Tarr
Joseph Curran
Wildwood Drive
Saco
Rochester
N. H
Tarr
Susie Shorey
Biddeford
Albert Tarr
Gardena
Calif
Paul Tarr
Duplicate Bridge Played At Beach at John Parish Hall
Nine and a half tables competed in a duplicate bridge event at John's Parish Hall on St John Street Thursday evening. Players included Paul Chadbourne, S A Grondin, Mrs Ed Rice Bates, Oscar Paradis, Robert Jennings, Al Rosen, William Haase, Mrs Hazel Orr, Mrs Celia Gross, Richard Mougalian, Mrs Mary Wilbur, and many others.
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Old Orchard Beach
Duplicate Bridge
John’s
St. John Steet
Paul Chadbourne
S. A. Grondin
Edrice Bates
Oscar Paradis
Robert Jennings
Herbert Ginners
al Rosen
William Haase
Hazel Orr
Celia Gross
Richard Mougalian
Mary Wilbur
Donald Weld
Gertrude Leonard
Avis Briggs
Ed Berry
al Bradford
Charlotte Dubois
A. Mougalian
Frances Putnam
Estella Aranovitch
Carleton Brock
Robert Whelan
Ricard Shorey
Dorothy Sawyer
Jere Hickey
Beverly Brown
Donald Briggs
James Mullen
Charles Green
Lenora Brown
Leo Ross
Alice Fee
Bates
Wilbur
Sleeper
Sea Stars
St. John’s Parish Hall
Beach Youth Cote Sentenced for Destruction of Federal School
Rene L. Cote, 19, was sentenced to 210 years in the State Prison at Thomaston for arson in the destruction of the Federal School in Old Orchard Beach last September, with an estimated $150,000 loss. Three other youths, including Hayes, Savoie, and Marcotte, remain under prison terms, while a juvenile was sent to the South Portland Training Center. Details note prior arraignment dates and ongoing sentence terms. The piece also lists winners of a mixed card event and mentions a Sea Stars game at St John’s Parish Hall next Thursday for Master Point Night.
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Alfred
Orchard Beach
Rene L. Cote
Thomaston
Charles A. Pomeroy
South Portland
Cote
John J. Hayes
Larry M. Savoie
David M. Marcotte
Lincoln Spencer
Johnson shifts tactics in Vietnam crisis and diplomacy
AP analysis notes President Johnson's restrained public stance on the Middle East and Vietnam, contrasting with his 1965 Dominican Republic approach. The shift aims to avoid provoking Nasser or Israel, while signaling resolve to North Vietnam through quieter policy and behind the scenes diplomacy. Johnson's Senate leadership style and decisions in 1955–61 inform his current method. Malaysia to buy 12 helicopters from the United States to counter Communist threats in Sarawak and Sabah. first delivery slated this year.
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James Marlow
Washington
Johnson
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Nasser
Dominican Republic
Vietnam
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
United States
Malaysian Borneo
Sarawak
Sabah
Ministry of Defense
Defense
Liberal budget outlines 740 million deficit and tax cuts
Canada plans a 1967 68 budget with a 740 million deficit the second largest in peacetime. Finance Minister Mitchell Sharp says the deficit supports a moderating economy as growth stabilizes. Government revenue is projected at 8.96 billion with spending at 9.7 billion. The 6 percent tax on production machinery is repealed immediately and the 12 percent drug tax is removed on September 1.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Canada
Liberal
Mitchell Sharp
House of Commons
Negro elected officials warn on race in 1968 elections
In Washington 125 elected Negro officials urged unity and warned against white efforts to split Black leaders and activists. Richard Hatcher of Gary Indiana and Georgia state senator Leroy Johnson spoke at a Democratic National Committee meeting pledging support for President Johnson.
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Associated Press Washington
Richard Hatcher
Gary
Ind
Kya
Stokely Carmichael
Leroy Johnson
Georgia
Johnson
South
Hatcher
Democratic National Committee
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Raymond N. Bolduc
Ronald Eugene Fogg
Portsmouth
N.H
Patrick J. Jarry
Acorn St
Richard L. Demers
Carver St
John Nelson Hogarth
Dover
Norman R. Lachance
Congress St
Warren H. Hartwell
Bedford
Mass
Edward Leskowsky
Philip Pierce
West Kennebunk
John W. Cavanagh
Huntington
N.Y
Glen I. Bangs
Machias
Charles R. Loomis
Deerfield
Jonathan Miknevich
Cedar Knolls
N.J
Priscilla L. Bell
New London
Conn
Gaynor D. Webb
Goosefair Drive
Superior Court
Robert W. Groves
Oakland
Francis R. Cloutier
Lewiston
Mark Louis Kisk
Deerfield Beach
Fla
Paul Richard
New Bedford
Paul Crochette
Waterbury
Anthone DiMeco
Victor Trembley
Arlington
David Bryan Shoby
Watertown
David R. Krause
Springvale
Gene P. Morin
Asia
Mesopotamia
St. Louis
West Scarborough
Linda Leclair
Robert Raymond
Tina Levit
Jeanne Nadeau
Rose Mary Guay
Carla Oaks
Lucille Binette
William Goodwin
Douglas Lizotte
Roger Litalien
Mark Tremblay
Biddeford - Saco Coal & Oil CO
Cleaver St
Maine
Saco-Lowell
Maremont Corp
Russ Bennett
Edwards Plant
Beach
LBJ
Senate
Lagos
F.D.S.C
Biddeford Savings Bank
Main St
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Biddeford, Maine
Nigeria
C. Odumegwu Ojukwu
Republic of Biafra
H. A. Miley Jr
Army
Miley
House Appropriations Committee
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Sef Touraine
Lloyd M. Anderson
Prank A, Snell, Inc
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