Deaths Raymond Berthiaume in Lynn Massachusetts
Raymond Berthiaume 44 formerly of Biddeford Maine died suddenly at home in Lynn late Sunday night. He was born January 1 1923 son of Henry Berthiaume. Survived by widow Marvy four daughters four brothers two sisters stepsisters and other relatives. Funeral services from St Margaret's Church Lynn with arrangements by Salemine Funeral Parlor.
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Lynn
Mass
Raymond Berthiaume
Biddeford
Maine
Henry Berthiaume
St. Joseph's Grammar School
St. Louis High School
Notre Dame Institute
Alfred
Elm Farm
Boston
N.Y
Marvy
Anne Marie
Susan Rae
Mary Jane
Theresa
Henry Jr
Vassalboro
Ralph
Southampton
England
Wilfred
Paul
Farmingdale
William Vir
Henry
Rutland
Philip Langely
Reginald Grenier
Saco
St. Margaret’s Church
Salemine Funeral Parlor
Broadway Street
Biddeford man Farle Atwood dies at 68
Farle L Atwood 68 of 502 Film St Biddeford died suddenly yesterday morning He was born July 21 1898 in Merrimack NH son of John B and Sarah Glaney Atwood He worked at Saco Lowell Shops and a Portland shoe shop retiring in 1957 He was a member of Arion Lodge Goodwins Mills a past deacon of the United Church of Christ Biddeford and a past city councilman He is survived by Blanche Bryant Atwood two sons Paul B East Haddam Conn John B Novato Calif one sister Ruth Allen Greenfield Mass three grandchildren and several friends Funeral services will be held at 3 pm tomorrow at United Church of Christ Congregational Biddeford with Rev John Miller officiating Interment in Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco Friends may call at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home Saco 7 to 9 tonight.
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Farle L. Atwood
Film St
Biddeford
Merrimack
N.H
John B
Sarah Glaney Atwood
Marlborough
Mass
Atwood
Saco-Lowell
Portland
Arion Lodge
AF and
Goodwins Mills
Lyman
United Church of Christ (Congregational
Blanche Bryant Atwood
Paul B
East Haddam
Conn
Novato
Calif
Ruth Allen
Greenfield
John Miller
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Saco
Dennett and Craig Funeral
Main St
Beach Council Approves Crosswalk Paint Project
Old Orchard Beach Town Council authorized Maine Traffic Lines Co to paint crosswalks parking stalls and centerline markings on several streets for 375. They also approved buying a new overhead door for the fire department at 489.60 and tires and tubes for a fire truck with cost pending. Town Manager Leon F Jones reported on these items and noted an untaken tent and trailer park license application by David McCallum.
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Old Orchard Beach
Maine Traffic Lines Co
Leon F Jones
Jones
David McCallum
Money Taken In Biddeford Break
A thief stole about 55 Kennedy half dollars and bills in a break at Sullivan's American Service Station 53 Elm Street Biddeford. The theft occurred last night and was reported this morning. Biddeford Police Sgt Adelbert Morin and Officer Joseph Beal investigated, with entry gained through a large rear window.
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Kennedy
Sullivan's
Saco Driver Rears Car in Stop Sign Collision
Police report a two vehicle crash on Spring Street last night. David N. Casler, 25, of Winslow, stopped at a stop sign and was hit from behind by Dennis R. Day, 23, of Portland. Day could not stop in time.
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Saco
David N. Casler
Winslow
Spring Street
Dennis R. Day
Portland
Day
Funeral Directors In Saco Listings
Funeral service providers listed include Shumway Funeral Service at 35 Spring Street with Philip H. Gross Sr. as director Emond's Funeral Home at 28 5511 with Frank X. Emond and J. P. Conroy as directors Dennett & Craig at 365 Main Street with Dia! as contact number 282 0562 in Saco Maine
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Shumway Funeral Service
Spring Street
Saco
Philip H. Gross Sr
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Maine
Dia
Card of Thanks to Medical Staff and Donors in Sanford
Alma Pelletier thanks the doctors nurses and staffs of Webber Hospital and Hillcrest Nursing Home in Sanford as well as blood donors Raymond Pepin Robert Collette and Ralph LaChance and relatives and friends for kindness during her illness.
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Webber Hospital
Hillcrest
Sanford
Raymond Pepin
Robert Collette
Ralph Lachance
Alma Pelletier
Funeral services for Charles Clarke in Saco
Funeral services for Charles Clarke aged 43 of 43 North Street Saco were held yesterday afternoon at Dennett and Son Funeral Home 365 Main Street Saco. Officiating were Ra John H Jordan pastor of School Street Methodist Church Saco and Rev Paul K Weimer pastor of the First Yarish Congregational Church United Church of Christ Saco. Interment followed at Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco.
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Charles FE. Clarke
North St
Saco
Dennett and Se Funeral Home
John H. Jordan
School Street Methodist Church
Paul K. Weimer
First Yarish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Saco Head Start Program Approved With $10066 Funding
The federal government approves the Saco Head Start program with a $10,066 appropriation to serve 45 students. It covers transportation medical dental and food. Summer staff includes three teachers three teacher aides one cook and one cook's aid plus three student aides on work-study. Programs runs July 3 to August 18 for School Union 7 Saco Old Orchard Beach. Contact Assistant Superintendent Howard Cushman for details or applications.
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Saco
School Union 7
Old Orchard Beach
Howard Cushman
Police quell riot as mob clashes erupt in city streets
One hundred officers moved in after a large mob shouted kill them and attacked with rocks and bottles. Urban renewal housing units and a garage near the police station were set on fire while a band of about 100 youths threatened city transit barns. A voluntary curfew was ordered and taverns closed as whites fled downtown and residents faced a tense night.
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J.A. Rodriguez
City Transit Company
Kirk
Ronald Meadows
Meadows
Portland Blaze Suspected Arson After Two Fires
A three alarm blaze Monday on Middle Street was labeled suspicious by Portland fire and police who probe possible arson. Flames damaged the second story of a partly demolished building, but were extinguished quickly. The site had $250,000 damages from an April fire.
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Portland
Middle Street
Portland Fire and Police Departments
Hong Kong Vendors Defy Communist Strike Call
AP reports most foodsellers ignored a 24 hour strike threat by Communists protesting Britain's rule. Red China supplies about 60 percent of the colony's food and warned deliveries would halt to shops refusing to strike. Only a few closures were reported as authorities kept rioting and anti British demonstrations in check since mid May.
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Associated Press
Hong Kong
Red China
Hundreds clash with police in Seoul over rigged elections
About 2,000 Korea University students clashed with police in Seoul during a march denouncing last Thursday's parliamentary elections as rigged and calling for new polls. Tear gas drove them back to campus, and Seoul National University closed for four days to head off further rallies.
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Seoul
South Korea
Korea University
Seoul National University
Chung Hee Park
Democratic Republicans
New Democratic Party
Bus Crash Near Salamanca Kills Ten Spaniards
Ten Spaniards died and several others were injured when a bus returning from a charity festival veered off a curve and plunged down a 90 foot embankment 30 miles southwest of Salamanca.
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Salamanca
Spain
Local Personal News From Biddeford Area Hospitals
Arthur L Watson of 85 Temple St Saco is a patient at Webber Hospital Biddeford. Anna Bellerose 59 Graystone St Biddeford underwent surgery at Notre Dame Hospital. Anthony Frenette Elm St Biddeford is a patient at Webber Hospital. Mrs Dominic Pratt 40 Atlantic Ave Old Orchard Beach is a patient at Webber Hospital. Roland A Lessard Seaman USNR of 33 May St Biddeford is in Long Beach California aboard USS Kearsarge during Pacific Fleet service.
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Arthur L. Watson
Temple St
Saco
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Anna Bellerose
Grayson St
Notre Dame Hospital
Anthony Frenette
Elm St
Dominic Pratt
Atlantic Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Roland A. Lessard
USNR
Albert A. Lessard Sr
May St
Long Beach
Calif
Unity Social Club Plans Meeting at Saco Home
The Unity Social Club will meet tomorrow night at the home of Mrs Thelma Farley Buxton Road Saco The Past Matrons Association of Anniete Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Saco will meet at Mrs Barbara Utman Elm Street Saco tomorrow night at 7 30 Mrs John Martel will give a cosmetic demonstration following the meeting York County Salon 257 Eight and Forty will meet at Mrs June Tarbox Highland Lake South Windham tomorrow night for officer installation All officers will wear white and depart from Mrs Angie Cote Garfield Street Saco at 6 45 Owen-Davis Unit American Legion Auxiliary meets tomorrow night at 7 30 at the Legion Home Beach Street
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Unity Social Club
Thelma Farley
Buxton Road
Saco
Association of Anniete
Order of the Eastern Star
Barbara Utman
Elm Street
John Martel
York County
June Tarbox
Highland Lake
South Windham
Angie Cote
Garfield Street
Owen-Davis
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Beach Street
Midweek religious gatherings listed across southern Maine towns
A slate of Wednesday services and activities is detailed across towns including Old Orchard Beach Lyman and Kennebunkport. Events include Girl Guards meetings Adult Choir rehearsals and multiple prayer and Bible study sessions at various churches from Union Avenue to Route 35 and Wells Route 9 A.
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Salvation Army Hall
Union Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Faith Tabernacle
Pentecostal Church
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Awards Given To Boy Scouts Of Biddeford Troop 309
Awards have been made to three members of Biddeford Boy Scout Troop 309. Wilfred Caouette received three merit badges a senior stripe and attendance pin. Dennis Guay earned a senior stripe and merit badge. Ernie Rheaume received a senior stripe. Plans to attend summer camp at Camp Nutter July 9-15 were discussed.
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Biddeford
Wilfred Caouette
Dennis Guay
Ernie Rheaume
Camp Nutter
Maine Merchants Oppose One-Cent Sales Tax Hike
The Maine Merchants Association with 1200 members argues against a proposed one-cent state sales tax increase. The group says public opinion leans strongly against the GOP plan and asks legislative leaders to reappraise the proposal.
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Ce Augusta
Maine Merchants Association
Robert H. Reay
Association
Weather forecast notes cool night and mild Wednesday
The forecast calls for variable cloudiness and a cool night with lows in the 50s. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and a bit warmer.
Savannah nuclear ship stays in service through 1968
The Savannah will remain in operation for fiscal 1968 after protests from Capitol Hill and others changed the plan to lay the vessel up due to high running costs. J W Gulick, acting maritime administrator, announced the decision at a Senate subcommittee hearing. Officials in Washington also report puzzlement over Indira Gandhi's critique of U S aid policy and praise for Egyptian President Nasser. Johnson promised three million tons of food to India over six months with other nations expected to match.
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Associated Press
Washington
Savannah
Capitol Hill
J. W. Gulick
Senate
Subcommittee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Indira
Gandhi
U.S
Gamal Abdel Nasser
India
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Johnson
United States
House
White House
Agency For International Development
Vietnam
James P. Grant
Turkey
AID
Alexander A. Matsas
Greece
Environmental protection act urged to tackle growing problems
A Health, Education and Welfare advisory group urged President Johnson to push a Environmental Protection Act with 2.5 billion dollars over five years. The plan aims to curb air and water pollution noise population crowding radiation traffic safety and related hazards. The group warned federal funding would only start a broad, long term effort.
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Washington
America
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Johnson
Congress
Benton Slaying Raises Questions In Arkansas Rooming House
Hazel West, 62, a former Gray Maine resident, was found beaten to death in her Benton rooming house. A 48 year old man was being held for questioning in connection with the slaying as deputies investigated the case.
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Benton, Ark
Gray, Maine
Benton
Sheriff's
Hazel West
Janitor Free Pending Hearing After Bank Theft Claim
An elderly Presque Isle janitor accused of stealing 10 040 from Northern National Bank eight months ago is free on personal recognizance awaiting hearing in Bangor. The case centers on the alleged single act and the defendant’s release conditions.
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Bangor
Presque Isle
Northern National Bank
Biddeford Saco Hairdressers Hear Scholarship Winner
Members met at Designs by David in Main Street to hear President David Boisvert lead the session. Jeanne Perrin was named recipient of the Hairdressers Association scholarship funded by the Annual Ball. Perrin plans to study at St Francis College.
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Cecile Boutet
Joan Gregoire
Georgette Skinsacos
Barbara Renner
Russians Launch Cosmos 165 and Venus 4 Probe Mission
Moscow reports Cosmos 165 placed in a cigar shaped orbit while Venus 4, a heavy unmanned lab weighing 2,438 pounds, heads for Venus. Officials gave few details on links between the two missions and whether Venus 4 would attempt landing.
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Moscow
Venus
Tass
Flag Burning Reported At Kennebunkport
Police investigate a flag burning at the home of Earle F. Spencer on South Street after a neighbor reports the blaze around 11 30 p m. The flag was eight feet up and firefighters found it on the ground. Several persons are being questioned as Congress debates federal penalties for flag desecration.
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Kennebunkport
Earle F. Spencer
South Street
Faustino Montoya
Montoya
United States
Congress
Dodd Defends Fundraisers and Travel Claims in Senate Censure
The panel's report cites menial affairs linked to gifts to Dodd from 1960 to 1965 and accuses double billing for travel expenses. Dodd calls the funds gifts to cover personal costs of office and blames bookkeeping errors for misallocated campaign funds. The case recalls McCarthy’s 1954 censure for committee misconduct.
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Connecticut
Dodd
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Wells voters approve $95,000 municipal office building plan
In Wells, 119 to 62 on closed ballots authorize demolition of the present town hall and new colonial style municipal office on Route 1. The project will be financed over 10 years, raise about $1 in tax this year and $5,000 overall after adjustments, with six residents plus the board of selectmen to study a town charter. Representatives will come from Highpine Wells Beach Wells Village Wells Branch Moody and Ogunquit.
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WELLS
Ret
Shell Oil Co. Staion
Edward Jellison
Planning Board
Clayton R. Bragdon
Board of Selectmen
Highpine
Wells Beach
Wells Village
Wells Branch
Moody and
Ogunquit
U S Jets Pound North Vietnam Rail Lines And Infrastructure
United States bombers hit rail lines north of Hanoi and a major power plant at Thanh Hoa as Air Force and carrier aircraft raid infiltration routes, fortifications, and facilities across North Vietnam. A CBS photographer was wounded near Duc Pho while filming actions of the 101st Airborne Division. A Vietnamese woman killed a U S captain in Saigon's Chinese quarter, with authorities tying the attack to two similar slayings.
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Pennence
Quang Tri
Saigon
Hanoi
Thai Nguyen
North Vietnam
United States
Air Force Thunderchief
Bon Homme Richard
Thanh Hoa
U.S
Yong Bi
Haiphong
Enterprise
Air Force
Duc Pho
John A. Schneider
Staten Island
N.Y
10St Airborne Division
Schneider
CBS
Vocation Center Plan Presented for Biddeford High
An advisory board heard a fact sheet on the Regional Technical and Vocational Center proposed for Biddeford High School. Two planners, Melvin Gay and Joseph Plamondon, outlined funding, location, and program scope serving area communities and various age groups.
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Biddeford High
Melvin Gay
Ace
Joseph Plamondon
Plamondon
Gay
Biddeford Board of Education
Biddeford
Bruce L. Smith
Roger Johnson
Maine
Sullivan arraigned on bank loan charge after recoveries
T. Ferris Sullivan, 73, was arraigned before U.S. Commissioner Edward H. Keith and entered no plea. A source close to the bank said that all but $450 of the alleged money has been recovered and a sentencing hearing is set for June 23.
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Tance
T. Ferris Sullivan
U.S
Edward H. Keith
Sullivan
Aoe
Worm diggers strike in Wiscasset over worm price hike
Marine worm diggers vote to strike for a 25 cent raise to 2.75 per 100 worms. They held an open air meeting on the town landing Monday and pledged to stay away from the Sheepscot River flats.
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Wiscasset
Sheepscot River
Mallards Dominant Waterfowl in North America
Mallards are the most abundant waterfowl in North America and also the species most hunted across the continent.
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North America
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Atwood Services
Beach Council
Charles EF. Clarke
Lyman Baptist Church
Biddeford United Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills Methodist Church
Christ Church
Congregational Methodist
Dane Street
Kennebunk
Christian Science Society
Winter Street
Advent Christian Church
Route 35
Kennebunk Lower Village
Ogunquit Baptist Church
Shore Road
Village Baptist Church
Full Gospel
Route 9-A
Boy
US Supreme Court
US Jets
Biddeford High School
Maplewood Avenue
Dayton
Department OF Agriculturt
Carey Bros
Jewelers
Thacher
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