Oldster Meeting Moves to St Joseph Hall in Biddeford
Biddeford Senior Citizens met at St Joseph Parish Hall on Green Street with President Mrs. Alden Racine announcing the group will keep meeting there until further notice. Officers managed the guest book and whist tickets while prayer was led by Mrs. Anna Forcier.
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Biddeford
St. Joseph Parish Hall
Green Street
Alden Racine
Blanche LeBel
Anna Forcier
Paul Roberge
Marie Joseph Academy
Biddeford Pool
Ross Center
Washington Street
Racine
LeBel
Washington D.C
Josephat Grenier
Albertine Chretien
Alfred Lapierre
Octave Martel
Louise Grenier
Yvonne Poitras
Agnes Couture
Alma Sylvestre
Bernadette Hubert
Malvina Gaudette
Adelaid Bisson
Joseph Paard
Corinne Chretien
John Fecteau
Kelley Picked by Nixon for FBI Director Role
Clarence M. Kelley Kansas City police chief and former FBI agent emerged as the administration’s choice for FBI director. He would become the second permanent director after J Edgar Hoover. Confirmation hearings are expected soon. Kelley credited with Sky Alert Metro Squad and computer aided policing amid past riots and critique from black leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clarence M. Kelley
Kansas City
Dick Tracy
Nixon
FBI
Administration
Kelley
White House
J. Edgar Hoover
Elliot L. Richardson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Memphis
Robert F. Kennedy
Sky Alert
Metro Squad
Missouri-Kansas
Partment
Hiker Found Safe After Missing Three Days Near Maine Border
A Massachusetts man Robert Salkowski 26 missing for three days from a hiking trip was found safe at his home in the Greater Boston area. A Fish and Game Department spokesman said search was called off after officials reached him by telephone. He reportedly left companions Sunday morning got lost and wandered to a logging road that led to Berlin before catching a bus to Boston.
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Shelburne
N.H
Maine
Massachusetts
and Game Department
Robert Salkowski
Paul Doherty
Department
Salkowski
Greater
Boston
Doherty
Berlin
Nixon Attacked by Church Leader at New England Convention
In Worcester Massachusetts the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church bishop denounced the Nixon administration claiming it endangers national security. He accused national leaders of deceit regarding Watergate and questioned the state of national safety amid political corruption. The New England convention opened with reports on Christian education social service and political action.
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Worcester
Mass
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Nixon
Herbert B Shaw
New England
Watergate
White House
Berwick Bombing Arrests Bring Number To Eight
Clinton Jones, 22, of Berwick, pleaded innocent to conspiracy, bombing construction and bomb deposit charges in the April 30 Berwick firebombing that damaged State Trooper Heal’s cruiser. Jones was held on 9000 dollars bail as the eighth suspect linked to the incident. The case stems from a nighttime attack that set fire to Heal’s cruiser in his driveway. the home and yard suffered minor fire spread but no injuries were reported.
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Alfred
Berwick
Clinton Jones
York — Superior Court
Albert Knudsen
Knudsen
Jones
Christopher Heal
Heal
Remillard Returns From Indiana University Music Symposium
Michael A. Remillard of 240 Granite Street Biddeford has returned after a week at the International Music Symposium at the University of Indiana. A music major at the University of Maine Orono, he participated in the event. Flora Collins of Pine Point is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael A. Remillard
Granite St
Biddeford
University of Indiana
University of Maine- Orono
Flora Collins
Pine Point
Webber Hospital
Saco Extension Club Plans Friday Picnic
Members of the Saco Extension will meet Friday at 10 a.m. at the GAR hall on Cutts Avenue in Saco and then proceed to Gray for a picnic.
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Saco
GAR
Cutts Avenue
Gray
F111 Fighter Bomber Production Ends in 1974 Amid Cuts
The Defense Department will halt F111 production after the 543 planes on order are delivered by late 1974. General Dynamics, Fort Worth, reacts with disappointment as Deputy Defense Secretary William P. Clements announces the shutdown. The program began in 1962 under McNamara with plans for 1726 aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
General Dynamics’ Corp
Pentagon
Defense
William P. Clements
Air Force
General Dynamics
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Indochina
Cambodia
Clements
Fort Worth
Texas
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Biddeford-Saco
Oldster Meeting
St. Joseph Hall
Muse
Jonathan Dayton
Constitution
Lawn
Dayton
Ohio
Club News
American Association of Teachers of French
Biddeford High
Diane Reny
Karen Moore
Rachel Turcotte
Canvas Oxford
Stride Rite
StrideRite
Whitt
Italy
Spain
Brazil
Navy
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