Deaths Theodore G. Goodwin 86 of Kennebunkport
Theodore G. Goodwin 86 lifelong Kennebunkport resident died last night at Biddeford convalescent home after a long illness. Born October 17, 1875, he was a retired farmer and member of Arundel lodge AF and AM, Aurora chapter, Eastern Star. Surviving include son Allyn Goodwin of Biddeford. daughters Mrs. Mary Abbot of North Berwick and Mrs. Frances S. Emmons of South Hiram. brother Mark Goodwin of Kennebunk. sister Mrs. Harold Bourne of Kennebunk. 10 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. from Bibber Memorial chapel, Kennebunk, with Rev. Robert Howes officiating. Burial in private family cemetery. Friends may call Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Weather: Portland partly clearing and warmer this afternoon. tonight fair and cooler. Thursday sunny and pleasant. Temperatures Zone 1 lower 60s to lower 40s.
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Theodore G. Goodwin
Kennebunkport
Biddeford
Fred
Elizabeth (Gooch) Goodwin
Arundel Lodge
Aurora
Order of the Eastern Star
Allyn Goodwin
Mary Abbot
North Berwick
Frances S. Emmons
South Hiram
Mark Goodwin
Kennebunk
Harold Bourne
Bibber
Summer Street
Robert Howes
South Congregational Church
Biddeford Personal Notices List Local Hospital Stays and Visits
Mrs Rose Gagne of 27 Mount Vernon Street Biddeford is a patient at Webber Hospital. Mrs Eugene Caouette of Clifford Street Biddeford has returned home from Mercy Hospital Portland after surgery. Mrs Laurette Pare of 32 Harrigan Avenue Biddeford has returned home from Webber Hospital after surgery. Mrs Chester B Mitchell visits granddaughter Mrs Robert Giles and Mr Giles in Marblehead Mass. Mrs Giles is the former Nancy Mitchell of Saco.
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Rose Gagne
Mount Vernon Street
Biddeford
Webber Hospi
Eugene Caouette
Clifford Street
Mercy
Past Presidents of Biddeford VFW Auxiliary Meet at Home
Past presidents of the Biddeford VFW auxiliary will meet at Mrs. Mary Bouvier’s home 77 Jefferson Street Biddeford Thursday at 7 30 p m The Fremont club and auxiliary meet tomorrow at 8 p m at the club hall Alfred Street Biddeford Degrees will be conferred by Adah chapter officers and entertainment led by Mrs Barbara Utman.
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Biddeford
VFW
Mary Bouvier
Jefferson Street
Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Saco
Church Notes Thursday Services Across Multiple Congregations
A prayer and Bible study is set for 7 30 p m Thursday at the First Baptist church Ocean avenue Old Orchard Beach. Holy Communion will be celebrated Thursday at 8 am in an Episcopal church Biddeford. The Senior choir from Saco School Street Methodist church will rehearse Thursday at 7 pm at the church. A prayer meeting is planned Thursday at 7 30 p m at the First Assembly of God church of Saco at the Ahepa home 22 Pleasant street. Also Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Lyman First Baptist church Goodwins Mills.
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First Baptist Church
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard
Beach
Biddeard
Saco School Street Methodist Church
First
Assembly of God Church of
Saco
Ahepa
Pleasant Street
Lyman First Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Choir rehearsal notice for Thursday evening
A choir rehearsal is scheduled for Thursday at 8:30 p.m. The location is the church hall in the downtown area. Members are asked to arrive a few minutes early for setup and warmups.
Prayer and Praise Service at Advent Christian Church
A prayer and praise service is scheduled for Thursday at 7 30 p m at the parsonage of the Advent Christian church on Chapel street in Biddeford.
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Advent Christian Church
Chapel Street
Biddeford
Car slips, hits porch after officer reports driver foot slip
Mitchell told police his foot slipped while stopping the vehicle causing the accelerator to be hit, sending the car into the Shel tra porch. A traffic sign was knocked over before the impact. Officer Adelbert Morin investigated.
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Page One
Mitchell
Sheltra
Adelbert Morin
Kennedy on new war era duties for fledgling lieutenants
Kennedy reframed modern warfare beyond combat skills, urging new lieutenants to master diplomacy and economics while shaping progress for emerging nations. He recalled Ernie Pyle’s search for a unifying slogan, noting soldiers fight for each other.
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
Ernie Pyle
U.S
Pyle
De Gaulle weighs fate of Jouhaud amid Algeria crisis
French sources say De Gaulle has not decided whether to spare Jouhaud as Salan’s response remains uncertain. Jouhaud urged Salan to sign a ceasefire order to hidden militants in Algeria while some doubt whether the terrorists will heed it. Paris officials note earlier signals of leniency if European terrorism eases in Algeria.
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Pace One
Algeria
Jouhaud
Salan
Fresnes
de Gaulle
France
Births in area list multiple newborns with parents and details
A long list records births at homes and clinics across Maine towns including Wells Old Orchard Beach Biddeford Saco Kennebunk and Kennebunkport. Each entry names parents address date of birth and baby’s weight with several May and June dates and both genders represented.
Educator outlines problems of ETV in Portland
Portland educator Calvin E. Eells warns scheduling problems at commercial stations hinder educational TV. He urges a publicly funded ETV network and notes WCBB TV provides only 90 minutes of school time programming. Voters face a June 18 decision on a $1.5 million ETV bond to finance a statewide network.
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Portland
Calvin E. Eells
Wcbb-Tv
Notable Saco Carpenter Jerry Grenier Sr. Dies at 59
Jerry Grenier Sr., 59, of 22 Weymouth St Saco, died suddenly at home. A Biddeford native, he was a self employed carpenter for 40 years and a Notre Dame de Lourdes communicant. Survived by widow Phyllis Hanson Grenier, son Jerry Jr, daughter Mrs John Bouthillette, seven sisters, two brothers, two granddaughters, and several nieces and nephews. Ducted Friday 8 am from Saco. Calling hours at Cote Funeral Home today and Thursday 2-4 and 7-10 pm.
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Jerry F. Grenier
Weymouth Street
Saco
Biddeford
Simeon and
Josephine
Nadeau) Grenier
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Phyllis
Hanson) Grenier
Lawrence
Mass
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
Cote Funeral Home
Beach and
James Streets
Funeral services for Mitchell Swan at Dennett and Craig
Funeral services for Mitchell Swan who died Monday night at his home 54 Ocean avenue Old Orchard Beach will be held Thursday at 10 am from Dennett and Craig Funeral home 365 Main street Saco Burial will be in Bellevue cemetery Lawrence Mass.
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Mitchell Swan
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main Street
Saco
Bellevue Cemetery
Lawrence
Mass
Funeral Service for Mrs Adri enne Gagne in Saco
Funeral services for Mrs Adri enne Gagne of Cumberland Avenue Saco were held at Notre Dame de Lourdes Church with high mass by Rev George Plante. The church choir directed by Mrs Eva Carrier provided music. Bearers included Richard Brians Peter Gagne Robert Nollette Maurice Paul and Lionel Descoteaux. Interment followed in St Joseph cemetery with prayers by Rev Fr Plante. Out of town attendees were Robert and Edgar St Onge Lawrence Mass Mr and Mrs George Boutin and Robert Boutin Yarmouth.
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Adrienne Gagne
Cumberland Avenue
Saco
Notre Dame de Lourdes
George Plante
Eva Carrier
Richard
Brian ‘S
Peter Gagne
Robert Nolette
Maurice Paul
Lionel Descoteaux
St. Joseph Cemetery
Robert and
Edgar St. Onge
Lawrence
Mass
George Boutin
Robert Boutin
Yarmouth
Funeral for Mrs Catherine Marshall at St Margaret Church
Funeral services were held for 93 year old Mrs Catherine M Marshall of Old Orchard Beach this morning at St Margaret church Beach Rev Armand J Landry presided at a requiem mass with church choir and organist Mrs Antonio Boisvert. Burial followed at Laurel Hill cemetery Saco with prayers by Rev Fr Landry. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Jensen Hartford Conn Dr and Mrs Peter Lelein Springvale Miss Judith Levecque Robert Anderson Portland Mr and Mrs Joseph Percival Mrs Alice Perkins Mrs Mary Mullen Lowell Mass and Frank Miller and family South Portland.
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Catherine M. Marshall
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
St. Margaret Church
Beach
Armand J. Landry
Antonio Boisvert
Msgr
Robert White
Arthur Boulay
John Bright
Joseph Mullen
John McSweeney
James Levecque
Man Dies in Fire at Bangor Log Cabin Home
Herbert Targett, 70, was killed in a fire that swept his log cabin home Tuesday night. Neighbors attempted rescues but were driven back by smoke and flames as the cause of the blaze remained undetermined.
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Bangor
Herbert Targett
Targett
Alcohol Blamed For Half Of Accidents In Maine
The Rev. David A. Works of Brunswick told police from 17 Maine communities that half of all fatal traffic accidents are alcohol flavored. He led a panel on Alcohol and Traffic Safety sponsored by the Maine Highway Safety Committee.
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Augusta
David A. Works
Brunswick
Maine
Mr. Works
Maine Highway Safety Committee
Largest chamber of commerce in the southern hemisphere in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires houses the largest chamber of commerce in the southern hemisphere. Melbourne and Johannesburg rank next in size among regional chambers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Buenos Aires
Melbourne
Johannesburg
Impulse prompts majority of telephone calls
A study finds that more than half of all telephone calls are made on impulse rather than planned. The analysis highlights spontaneous user behavior and suggests marketing and service strategies to capitalize on impulse dialing.
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Central and
South America
Titan
Saturn
Honors Awaiting Shepard On His Return Home
Astronaut Alan B. Shepard Jr. returns to New England after Mercury milestone with honorary degree and at least two medals in the week. A Derry reception and motorcade through Manchester and Concord lead to Dartmouth College honorary degree, then Gloucester and Boston medal ceremonies. He is accompanied by his wife and two daughters.
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Derry
N.H. A.P
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Navy
Free World
Manchester
Concord
Shepard
Hanover
Dartmouth College
Gloucester
Mass
Boston
Godfrey L. Cabot
Pinkerton Academy
Lewiston Appoints New Development Director
Lewiston names Thomas F. Halloran as the first executive director of the Androscoggin Area Development Corp. The retired U S Navy rear admiral will begin duties August 1 after two years in Thomasville Georgia where he served as industrial development chief. He previously directed development in Lawrence Massachusetts.
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Lewiston
Thomas F. Halloran
Thomasville
Nixon gains eight House seats in new apportionment
Connecticut Republicans name Alsop for governor after a 10 hour state convention ballot fight. Edwin H. May Jr. falls to Alsop by 337 to 314 on the eighth ballot as delegates delay Senate and at large candidate decisions. Democrats plan July nominations. In South Dakota Sen Case wins renomination. McGovern headed for rematch with Herseth and Gubbrud. Idaho Smylie tops Republican gubernatorial field, runoff likely. Montana picks Graybill and Montgomery in party nominations alongside Battin and Olsen.
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Hartford
Conn
Alsop
Stewart
Joseph Alsop
GOP
Edwin H. May Jr
U.S. Senate
John C. Lodge
Senate
Prescott Bush
Connecticut
Sen
Case
South Dakota
George McGovern
U.S. Food For Peace
McGovern
Kennedy
Smylie
Idaho
Vernon Smith
John Hawley
Smith
Boise
Frank Church
Montana
Leo Graybill Jr
James F. Battin
Wayne W. Montgomery
Arnold Olsen
Battin
Olsen
Murray couple welcome daughter Stephanie Ann
To Mr and Mrs Richard Murray Jr Cumberland Center a daughter Stephanie Ann weighing six pounds fourteen ounces at Maine Medical Center Portland on June 1. Mrs Murray is the former Sonia Barker and grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harold Barker Brown Street Kennebunk and Mr and Mrs Richard Murray Sr Melrose Mass Great grandparents include Mrs Anna C Hess Melrose Mass and Mr and Mrs Dana Barker Temple
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James Waterhouse
RFC 3
Biddeford
Franklin Sawyer
Sullivan Street
Jennifer May
Fred Ham
Hollis
Fred Wayne
Sheldon R. Cote
Oak Street
Lisa Ann
Joel St.Amand
Center Street
John Joel
Robert Brady
Acorn Street
Katharine Ann
Fernand Labelle
Lincoln Street
Saco
Karen Jean
Maynard Haskell
Kennebunk
Carl Scott
Creighton C. Harding
Atlantic Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Stephen Loren
Scott Granger
St. Set
Kenneth Gillespie
Day Street
Keanebunk
Lavinia Lee
Ronald Lavigne
Pleasant Street
Ronald Paul, Jr
Roderick Martin
Main Street
Carrie Ann
Richard Murray
Cumberland Center
Stephanie Ann
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Murray
Sonia Barker
Harold Barker
Brown Street
Melrose
Mass
Anna C. Hess
Dana Barker
Temple
Workers OK union at Stowell Silk Spool Co
Em ployes of the Stowell Silk Spool Co. voted for union representation for the first time in a National Labor Relations Board election. The tally was 44 in favor and 19 against with three votes challenged and three eligible workers not voting.
Anniversary Diplomas for 50-Year Grads at Maine Reunion
At the University of Maine during Commencement Reunion weekend June 8 to 10 an alumni luncheon will honor the Class of 1912 on its 50th anniversary with the presentation of 50 year diplomas by Dr. T Russell Woolley and the General Alumni Association. Eight retiring faculty members with 275 combined years of service will be cited by University President Lloyd H Elliott and Alvin S McNeilly. the Admiral Fenno carillon in Alumni Hall will be dedicated by Dr. Raymond H Fogler with anonymous donor support.
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T. Russell Woolley
GAA
Arthur L. Deering
University
College of Agriculture
Woolley
Lloyd H. Elliott
Elliott
Mary E. Snyder
John R. Crawford
Bureau of Educational Research and Service
Ruth Crosby
Weston S. Evans
College of Technology
Professo
Technology Experiment Station
Ronald B. Levinson
Department of Philosophy
Admiral Fenno
Alumni
Bok
Florida
Army
Navy
Raymond H. Fogler
Senior Service awards honor students and staff at BHS
The first Senior Service awards recognized outstanding contributions to class activities with recipients including David Dansereau, Roger Dubreuil, Donald Springer, Jere Dearborn, Edward Greenwood, George Harpootlian, Howard Shapiro, Beverly Bissell, Sheryl King and Helen Tarazwich. The Steve White trophy went to William Oakes for sportsmanship and leadership. Girls Athletic honors included Maine pins for Constance Pierce and Beverly Bissell, school letters for Constance Martin, Carol Pariseau, Sheryl King and Kathleen Goldthwaite, and numerals for Ann Potter, Sheila Gagnon, and Sharon Pillsbury. Senior track included Varsity B awards for Robert Mason and Richard Fillion, a two-year varsity B in baseball for Kenneth Gobeil, and baseball charms for Richard Harrison. Glayson Small received a membership certificate.
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Page One
Jere Dearborn
Peter Allen
Martha Killam
Judith Kuczynski
Carol Pariseau
Ralph Hight
Sharon Pillsbury
Sandra Griffin
Carol Orcutt
David Dansereau
Roger Dubreuil
Donald Springer
Edward Greenwood
George Harpootlian
Howard Shapiro
Beverly Bissell
Sheryl King
Helen Tarazwich
Steve White
William Oakes
State of Maine
Constance Pierce
Constance Martin
Kathleen Goldthwaite
to-Ann Potter
Sheila Gagnon
Robert Mason
Richard Fillion
Kenneth Gobeil
Richard Harrison
Glayson Small
Declaration of Independence sealed in helium enclosure
A historic document was sealed in a helium filled enclosure after 1924. The note explains the method used to preserve the Declaration of Independence and its fragile condition during relocation.
Soviet Leaders Study Growing Economic Woes in Bloc
In Moscow, premiers and party chiefs from seven East European nations plus observers from Mongolia and China met to map responses to worsening agricultural output and the rising influence of the European Common Market. They noted meat and butter price hikes and debated measures to fund farming and machinery, amid broader concerns over market competition and economic strain in the Communist bloc.
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Moscow
Western Europe
Mongolia
Red China
Albania
Adriatic
Kremlin
China
Soviet Union
Europe
Poland
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Epidaurus Theater Detail And Crawford Street Bridge Fact
The article notes Epidaurus houses the best preserved classical theater built in the 4th century B C. It also identifies the Crawford Street Bridge in Providence Rhode Island as the widest bridge in the world, measuring 1 147 feet in width.
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Epidaurus
Crawford Street
Providence
R. I
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St. Louis High School
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