Grace E. Larrabee 86 Kennebunk widow dies in Biddeford home
Grace E. Larrabee of 21 Park Street Kennebunk died in a Biddeford nursing facility at 86. She was born June 2, 1881 in Kennebunkport, daughter of John and Elvira Hanson Smith and a member of Christ Church and Delta Alpha. Survived by daughter Mrs Walter Eaton, granddaughter Mrs Clayton Freeman of Saco, two great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Friday at Angell Funeral Home. Rev Henry Megert to officiate. Interment Hope Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow.
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Kennebunk
Grace FE. Larrabee
Park St
George E. Larrabee
Biddeford
Kennebunkport
John and
Elvira Hanson Smith
Christ Church Here
Delta Alpha
Walter Eaton
Clayton Freeman
Saco
Angell Funeral Home
Dane St
Henry Megert
Hope Cemetery
Registration For Swimming Classes Set
The Saco Branch of the American Red Cross held a board session to announce a two week swimming program for children starting June 26 at Halfway Old Orchard Beach. Advanced registration is June 22 to 23 at 294 Main St Saco with a 200 child limit.
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Saco
York County
the American Red Cross
Main St
Harold Waight
Halfway
Old Orchard Beach
Chapter
Saco Recreation Commission
Red Cross
William Marston
Waight
Kenneth Johnson
Albert Coleman
Oliver Johnson
Harry Roselle
Albert Whitehurst
Bryce Milne
Co-Chairmen For Fair Announced
A committee of co chairmen met at Mrs. Robert Moody's home in Saco and set plans for the Trinity Episcopal Church Fair on July 29. Co chairmen for the crabmeat roll luncheon are Mrs. John Hill and Mrs. Willis Hall. Booth chairmen were appointed for dolls and pillows, white elephants, snack bar, records, men's corner and candy table. Crude oil consumption in the United States is about 15 million barrels a day.
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Charles Massie
Ronald, Bouter
Arthur Huot
Robert Moody
Ferry Road
Saco
John Hill
Willis Hall
Booth
Marshall Bean
Janet Nicholas
Dorothy Wil
Constance McInnes
Joseph Hill
Edward Cloudman
Frank R. Pece 74 Funeral Services Held in Saco
Funeral services for Frank R. Pece aged 74 will be conducted at Shumway Funeral Home on Thursday at noon. Interment follows at Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may call this afternoon and evening from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Arrangements by Philip H. Gross Sr. director.
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Pece
Frank R
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring St
Saco
Woodlawn
Philip H. Gross, Sr
Funeral services for Alfred E Glass in Saco
Private funeral services for Alfred E Glass of Buxton Road Saco were held at Bennett and Craig Funeral Home in Saco last night at 7 with Rev Stanley A Bennett of the Saco United Baptist Church presiding. Burial followed at Laurel Hill Cemetery in Saco.
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Alfred E. Glass
Buxton Road
Saco
Bennett and Craig
Main St
Stanley A. Bennett
Saco United Baptist Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Anna N Bellerose
Funeral services for Mrs Anna N Bellerose of 59 Gray stone St Biddeford were held at St Josephs Church an 8 30 high mass led by Rt Rev Msgr Eli Hevey with Rev Sylvia Levesque deacon and Rev Valmont Gilbert subdeacon Brother Rev Walter Gelinas attended The St Josephs Church Choir sang and Mrs Diana Rousselle was organist Delegations included Daughters of Isabella from Biddeford Pool St Andre s Convent Notre Dame de Lourdes and Ste Anne Sodality from St Andre s Church Burial was in St Josephs Cemetery with committal prayers by Father Levesque
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Anna N. Bellerose
Grayson St
Biddeford
St. Joseph's Church
Eli Hevey
Sylvia Levesque
Valmont Gilbert
Walter Gelinas
Diana Rousselle
Biddeford Pool
St. Andre's Convent
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Leslie Duprey
William Bisson
Albert Carrier
Alfred Letourneau
Roland Petit
Paul Gelinas
Daughters of
Isabella
Berangere Millette
Jeannette Morin
Marie Anne Bergeron
Flora Jalbert
Lea Labarre
Antoinette Simard
Delvina Gagnon
Ste. Anne
Local Medical Patients Listed at Webber Hospital
Mrs. Rose Gagnon of 9 Wilson Street Biddeford is a medical patient at Webber Hospital. Mrs. Dominick Pratt of Old Orchard Beach is a medical patient at Webber Hospital. Bruce Stackpole of 470 Ferry Road Saco is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital Biddeford.
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Rose Gagnon
Wilson St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Dominick Pratt
Old Orchard Beach
Bruce Stackpole
Lawrence Stackpole
Ferry Road
Saco
Biddeford American Legion Post To Meet At Elm Street Home
Members of the Tighe Beau doin Farley American Legion Post will meet at the post home on Elm Street Biddeford at 8 p.m. tomorrow after a note about a meeting of this year's grandator of the Girls Department at St Louis High School and graduates of St Joseph's High School from 1964 to 1966.
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St. Louis High School
St. Joseph's High School
Tighe Beaudoin-Farley, American Legion Post
Elm Street
Biddeford
Mid week prayer and choir notes for local churches
Thursday prayer meetings are scheduled at 7 p m across several churches including Bible Baptist at 144 Ferry Road Saco and Salvation Army Old Orchard Beach. Various choir rehearsals run Thursday evenings at Biddeford Foss Street and United Church of Christ attendees, with junior and senior groups at different times.
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Bible Baptist Church
Ferry Road
Saco
Salvation Army Hall
Union Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford Foss Street Methodist Church
South Biddeford Methodist Church
Foss Street
Crusader
United Church of Christ (Congregational
Biddeford
School Street Methodist Church
Past Presidents Elect Officers At Owen-Davis Auxiliary
The Owen-Davis Unit American Legion Auxiliary Past Presidents Parley elected officers last night at Mrs. Esther Booths home in Laco. New officers include President Mrs. Gilberte Lavoie Vice President Miss Alice Milliken Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Eva Sherman Chaplain Mrs. Booth Sunshine Chairman Mrs. Esther Cobb Publicity Chairman Mrs. Irene Parker and advisory board members. The group approved a $5 donation for cards and stamps and a mystery prize was won by Mrs. Parker. The next meeting is set for July 18 at Mrs. Shermans home on Hearn Road Saco.
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Owen-Davis
American Legion Auxiliary
Esther Booth
Mechanic Street
Laco
Gilberte Lavoie
Alice Milliken
Eva Sherman
Booth
Sunshine
Esther Cobb
Irene Parker
Lavoie
Sherman
Cobb
Juliette Rocray
Parker
De Gaulle Blames Israel For War Amid Vietnam Link
Paris France President Charles de Gaulle accused Israel of starting the Middle East war while linking the conflict to U S intervention in Vietnam He criticized U S actions and urged a united stance by the Big Four to oppose arms use in the region He said France does not recognize changes on the ground from military action.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Israel
Middle East
U.S
Vietnam
de Gaulle
France
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Biddeford Man Found After Week in Woods
Joseph Goulet of Biddeford was found in a run down condition behind 180 May Street. He had been missing since June 1 and said he had lived in the woods for seven days. Goulet, a Vietnam veteran, was hospitalized in good condition at Webber Hospital after the discovery by William Beety.
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Biddeford
Clifford Berry
May St
Joseph Goulet
Central Hotel
Main Street
Webber Hospital
Goulet
Vietnam
Connecticut
Berry
William Beety
Rusk To Dine With Gromyko At United Nations
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will host Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko at a dinner in New York City to mark a high level U.S.-Soviet substantive meeting since the UN General Assembly emergency session on the Middle East. Washington sources denied reports of a Johnson courtesy call on Soviet Premier Kosygin in New York today or Thursday.
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United Nations, N
Body found in gravel pit near Route 89
State police say the body of 20 year old Philip L. Lapointe of Caswell was recovered from a gravel pit off Route 89 after drowning Tuesday while swimming with friends.
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Rt. 89
Philip L. Lapointe
Caswell
Slides Showcased for Scout Camp Plans and Troop Meeting
A Boy Scout Troop 309 meeting sponsored by Luke E. Hart Council Knights of Columbus at Washington Street Hall Biddeford discussed summer camping at Camp Nutter Ac ton from July 9 to 16. Neckerchief slides were distributed for attending a May camporee at Kennebunkport.
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Camp Nutter
Acton
Boy Scout Troop 309
Luke E. Hart Council
Knights of Columbus
Washington Street
Biddeford
Kennebunkport
Population and land area of Leeward Islands tied to Saint Kitts
The three small Leeward Islands of Saint Kitts Nevis and Anguilla support about 60 000 people living on 155 square miles of terrain.
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St. Kitts
Nevis
Anguilla
Weather Gale Warnings Along Coast Suppress Coastline Storm
Gale warnings remain in effect along the coast as rain moves in. Expect cool, unsettled conditions with temperatures in the 50s tonight and again on Thursday.
Weather Outlook for Northern New England Five Day Forecast
The five day forecast for northern New England Massachusetts Rhode Island and northeastern New York calls for above normal temperatures overall with Vermont and northeastern New York near normal. Day highs in the 70s to low 80s and nights in the 50s to low 60s. Precipitation expected to total over half an inch with scattered showers and thunderstorms Saturday and more general thunderstorms Sunday.
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Boston
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts Man Involved In Accident In Biddeford
A Massachusetts man, John W. Fulton Jr., 18, of Melrose, escaped serious injury when his car went off Pool Road in Biddeford striking a rock. He was treated at Webber Hospital after a tire blew out, police said. Two other accidents on Bacon and Sullivan Streets involved Roger Lemay and Robert Paquette with no injuries.
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Massachusetts
Pool Road
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
John W. Fulton Jr
Melrose
Fulton
St. Francis College
Albert Elwell
Everett Bowden
Bacon and
Sullivan Streets
Roger Lemay
Mitchell Lane
Robert J. Paquette
Hill St
Lemay
Education expert links drug use patterns to crime risk
Blum notes that heroin users often have prior marijuana experience but cautions against assuming marijuana causes crime. He describes LSD use rising among teens and minority groups, with psychosis possible yet treatable, and suggests crime may rise as hallucinogen use becomes more illegal and widespread. The person remains the true factor in criminal acts.
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Blum
United States
Long-Time Charades Buff Enjoys TV Game Shows
Hollywood column discusses ABCs The Family Game with host Bob Barker and a family format, noting charm and harmlessness amid TV wasteland. It compares game shows and parlor games, plus brief critiques of other media pieces and advertising figures.
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Bob Barker
Pop
Patriarca Free On Bail Following Arrest By FBI
The reputed New England mob boss Raymond I. Patriarca was released on $25,000 bail in Providence after federal indictments charging conspiracy to murder arose from a 1966 Providence shooting. Co-defendants Henry Tameleo and Ron Cassesso also faced arraignment. Baron, later named as a conspirator, is in custody for unrelated firearms offenses.
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Providence
R. I
Cosa Nostra
New England
Boston
William
Willie’’ Marfeo
Mass
State Correctional Institution
Norfolk
Patriarca
U.S
Edwin B. Tetlow
Tameleo
U.S. District Court
Francis J.W. Ford
Paul Markham
Joseph
Barboza) Baron
Swampscott
Barnstable
House of Correction
Cassesso
Baron
Marfeo
New England Cosa Nostra
Senate
FBI
Federal
Massachusetts
Markham
Worcester
Als
Walter FE. Stone
Rhode Island
State Police
Maine House Shifts as Two Thirds Bill Fails in Chamber
The Senate achieved the two thirds threshold, sending the budget bill back for another try in the House. Senator Bennett Katz touted a modest allocation while Gov Curtis urged rejection. Curtis proposed a 227 million budget funded by tax increases. House Republicans push a skeleton budget if needed while Democrats counter.
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Senate
Bennett Katz
Augusta
Katz
Curtis
Maine
House
Never Too Late Baltimore Appears at Retiree Lunch
Bill Worthington of Yonkers New York aged 91 was introduced at a Baltimore lunch for retired persons. He said he spends time reading and traveling to AARP meetings and reads the Bible quite a bit, prompting surprise from the master of ceremonies.
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Baltimore
Bill Worthington
Yonkers
N.Y
American Association of Retired Persons
Master of
Worthington
Mater of Ceremonies
Worthington Cramming For Finals After Bible Reading
The quote captures Worthington stating he has read the Bible before yet is now cramming for finals. This brief note highlights a student’s focus on upcoming exams and prior familiarity with the text.
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Worthington
Smokescreen Of Words Slows Assembly's Work
AP News Analyst James Marlow describes two days of UN General Assembly debate on the Israeli Arab war as a Western style clash of rhetoric. Kosygin denounces Israel and US, Eban counters, and walkouts punctuate the session while Goldberg proposes a five point peace plan to complement Johnson's earlier ideas. The piece notes the US favoring reason and peaceful settlement while Moscow drives condemnation.
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Washington
U.N. General Assembly
Kosygin
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Israel
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Goldberg
Johnson
United States
Moscow
Thornton Academy Announces Summer School Dates
Thornton Academy in Saco lists a Monday through Friday program from June 26 to August 7 under director Sidney O. Griffith. Courses include English III and II, English composition, remedial reading, study habits, French I II, algebra I II, geometry, chemistry, U S history and pre algebra. Enrollment is open to all students in grades through 12.
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Thornton Academy
Saco
Sidney O. Griffith
Two-Bit Saco Mishap Listed
A minor crash in Pepperell Square involved James Miller of Troy Alabama and Romeo Ruel of Biddeford with a scratch on Miller’s car. Later a four car collision on Elm Street injured Delores Harr and Nancy Allen, with truck driver James Buchanan blaming brake failure.
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Pepperell Square
Saco
James Miller
Troy
Ala
Romeo A. Ruel
South St
Biddeford
Miller
Elm Street
Raymond R. Allie
Fogg Ave
Bidde
Webber Hospital
Buchanan
Allie
Horr Auto
Inman
Thurl D. Brown
Danvers
Mass
Peter B. Hoff
Kennebunk
Turnpike
North Street
Brown Auto
Hoff
Peter A. Cheney
Windham
Buxton
Cheney
Mideast Talks and Moves Stir Regional Tensions
Informants say Kosygin dined with Moro as Soviet premier returns hospitality in Rome. Eshkol visits Sharm el Sheikh and offers peace talks with Nasser or Jordan's King Hussein any time. UN observers note no clear breach of the Syrian Israeli cease fire despite incidents. Maariv cites plans for overland cargo from Ashdod to Elath. Court martial inquiry into Liberty attack advances. Lebanon's Bustani reportedly resisted orders to open a border front.
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Ahmed Mahgoub
Italy
Moro
Kosygin
Rome
Levi Eshkol
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Eshkol
Nasser
Hussein
Jordan
U.N
Tel Aviv
Maariv
Suez Canal
Ashdod
Israel
Mediterranean
Elath
Red Sea
Liberty
Myer Shamgar
The
New York Times
Lebanon
Egypt
Syria
Emile Bustani
Rashid Karam
Biddeford Firemen Respond to Two Calls
Biddeford firemen answered two calls including a false alarm that sent three engines and a ladder truck to the J D Deering Co. A booster was used to extinguish a fire caused by a short circuit in a dwelling at 137 Main Street owned by Osher Realty Co inhabited by Mrs Albert Nadeau.
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Biddeford
J. D. Deering Co
Yester Ae ‘A
Albert Nadeau
Main St
The
Osher Realty Co
Leader Named for Cosa Nostra in New England
Reportedly assumed leadership for the Cosa Nostra in New England replacing Frank butsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cosa Nostra
New England
Frank ‘‘Butsy
Brunswick Youth Acquitted in Reckless Homicide Case
In Bath, a Brunswick 19 year old, Robert L. Littrel, was acquitted of reckless homicide after testifying he did not drive the car that killed John Doucette of Freeport on Route 196 in Topsham last Oct 11. A passenger testified Littrel was driving, and the jury deliberated about an hour.
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BATH
Brunswick
Robert L. Littrel
John Doucette
Freeport
Littrel
Doucette
Rt. 196
Topsham
John Spaulding
Pownal
University of Arkansas Joins Southwest Conference
The University of Arkansas remains the lone non Texas member in the Southwest Conference in sports, highlighting its unique position within the league.
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University of Arkansas
Texas
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Walter W. Straley
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