Death of Marion Stentiford Fairbrother Wallingford
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Marion Stentiford Fairbrother of Wakefield Massachusetts who died June 22 She was born May 22 1901 in Wakefield She is survived by son Charles Fairbrother Arlington Mass daughter Bernice Collins Arlington Mass 21 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Tuesday in Wakefield Massachusetts
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Old Orchard Beach
Marion Stentiford Fairbrother
Wakefield
Mass
Charles Fairbrother
Bernice Collins
Arlington
Samuel Rosenman Dies longtime FDR advisor and writer
Samuel Irving Rosenman aged 77, adviser and speech writer for President Franklin D. Roosevelt, died Sunday. He helped coin the phrase New Deal, edited Roosevelt's papers, and authored Working with Roosevelt.
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NEW York
Samuel Irving Rosenman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Catholic Chancery Closes For Funeral In Maine
The Maine Roman Catholic Chancery and all diocesan offices closed today in memory of Mrs. Charlotte A. Gerety mother of Bishop Peter L. Gerety. She died Friday in Fairfield Connecticut at age 88. A Mass of Christian Burial was planned at St Thomas Church in Fairfield with Bishop Gerety and the Rev. John Gerety among the celebrants.
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Portland
Maine
Chalotte A. Gerety
Peter L. Gerety
Gerety
Fairfield
Conn
St. Thomas Church
John Gerety
Jamesburg
N.J
Chat and Chew Restaurant Break In Three Times Cited
Marie McConnell owner of the Chat and Chew in Deck Square Kennebunkport reported Sunday night break in with $60 cash stolen. A Delorge Bakery driver found a rear door and window broken about 5 30 this morning and notified police. This is the third break in within a year.
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Kennebunkport
Marie McConnell
Deck Square
Delorge
McConnell
Right to Die Resolution Promotes Patient Wish Statement
A Connecticut resolution at the AMA convention urges making a patient statement available to families and physicians. The form asks for end of life preferences, including mercy in terminal suffering and avoiding unreasonably prolonged dying, while not binding legally and emphasizing voluntary use.
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AMA
House of Delegates
Organized Medicine
House
Connecticut
Qu Ae
Nixon Threatened Arrest Warrants Issued Nationwide
AP reports the Secrets Service issued an all points bulletin to US enforcement agencies seeking the arrest of a man accused of threatening President Nixon’s life. The nationwide search reflects heightened security measures and ongoing investigation.
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Washington
Nixon
Funeral Directors and Contacts in Saco Maine
Funeral directors Emond and Conroy list 284 5511 and 282 1818 for Emond Conroy. Shumway and Gross Funeral Service located at 35 Spring Street Saco 284 5611. Denne tt and Craig at 365 Main Street Saco Maine phone 282 0362.
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Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
Frank X. Emond
J.P. Conroy
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Portland Weather Tonight Cleared and Mild
Portland forecast calls for clearing skies tonight with lows around 55 to 60. Tuesday brings partial cloudiness and temperatures from 75 to 80.
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Portland
Eastport to Merrimack River Marine Forecast
Variable onshore winds 5 to 15 knots through Tuesday. Widespread fog and drizzle likely with visibility frequently near zero in fog through Tuesday. Mariners should expect reduced visibility and caution for navigation.
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Merrimack River
Tuesay
Fire and Traffic Accidents Reported in Saco Area
Firefighters responded to a flooded oil burner at East Grand Avenue Patio Cottages at 1 a.m. A Saco man, Michael Danis, 19, drove off Ferry Road at 2 32 a.m. collided with a mailbox and tree, suffering $1 000 car damage and $15 mailbox damage. he was hospitalized at Webber Hospital.
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Old Orchard Beach
East Grand Avenue
Fire Department
Saco
Webber Hospital
Ferry Road
Michael Danis
Riverside Ave
Philip Cartier
Family Beach Picnic For Cub Scouts In Saco
Saco's Cub Scout Pack 310 sponsored by the Biddeford Saco Lodge of Elks held its annual family beach picnic Sunday at Bay View Saco from 1 to 4 p.m. Games and races entertained more than 75 attendees as Lloyd Mason led the event with Carl Meserve, Robert Harriman, and den leaders guiding officers and committees.
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Saco
Biddeford
Den 6
Harry R. Courtois Jr
Butler Reserve Center Memorialized Sunday
The former Saco Army Center on Franklin Street was renamed the Lt. Col. Charles L. Butler United States Army Reserve Center in morning ceremonies. Attending were two Major Generals, George S. Beatty Jr. and J. Milner Roberts, with Frederick Duncan unable to attend due to bad weather. Butler died from enemy action in Vietnam in 1972 and earned the Distinguished Service Cross among other awards.
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Saco Army Center
Franklin Street
Charles L. Butler
United States Army Reserve Center
Col. Butler
George S. Beatty Jr
International American Defense College
J. Milner Roberts
Army Reserve
Frederick Duncan
Col
Butler
Vietnam
Michigan
Maine
Infantry
U.S. Military Academy
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3Rd Infantry Division
Korea
Germany
University of Mississippi
Beatty
Waterville
West Point
Saco
Lawrence
Catherine
Skylab 1 Crew Begins Reporting Space Center
Skylab 1 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz return to Houston for 17 days of medical checks and reporting on their four week mission. They met President Nixon and Brezhnev in San Clemente and praised transitioning to Skylab 2 led by Alan Bean.
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Orbiting Space Station
Alan L. Bean
Capt. Bean
Kerwin
Earth
Weitz
Space Agency
Warning On Fireworks Smoke Balls In Biddeford
Fire Chief Emile Bergeron warns that smoke ball fireworks sold locally are illegal under Maine law. He urges store owners to remove them and asks parents to monitor children and report any use to fire or police departments to prevent injuries and fires.
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Bddeford
Emile Bergeron
Bergeron
Maine
Goosefeathers Galore in Boyle’s Lighthearted Notebook
HAL BOYLE surveys life’s limits with whimsical fantasies from leaping kangaroos to windmill rides and a dentist showing off false choppers. He warns the recess is over and urges readers back to their desks with a nod to goose feathers and playful dreams.
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Big Ben
Raquel Welch
Hal Boyle
Nixon aides implicated in Watergate cover up testimony
In closed testimony, Dean asserts Nixon knew of the cover up and discussed clemency offers tied to Hunt. Reports say Magruder faced possible indictment and LaRue admitted securing 40 000 with Dean to quiet conspirators Hunt and Liddy. Colson tapes reveal effort to distance from Watergate knowledge.
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Nixon
Haldeman
Jeb Stuart Magruder
New York Times
E. Howard Hunt
Ehrlichman
Halderman
Mitchell
Newsweek Magazine
Frederick C. LaRue
Bbuy
Watergate
Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
Time Magazine
Charles W. Colson
Colson
Howard
Summit Talks in Vienna Focus on Peace and SALT Progress
The leaders called for deterring outside interference and advancing arms talks. A Vienna conference on mutual balanced force reductions begins July 3, with Nixon and Brezhnev backing a rapid conclusion. They signed principles guiding SALT negotiators and aim to ratify postwar Germany's division.
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Vienna
Europe
Nixon
Brezhnev
Geneva
Germany
Food costs rise as corn jumps and supply tightens
Food industry spokesmen warn cutbacks in flocks and herds may hit supermarkets in eight to ten weeks. Prices for grain have spiked and shortages depend on government action and grain exports. Producers reduce broilers and layers by up to forty percent while livestock farms thin breeders. Leo Johnson of the California Cattlemen's Association cites grain costs as "out of sight" with supply pressure expected as animals enter feedlots.
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Leo Johnson
California Cattlemen's Association
Hathaway to push public financial disclosure law
Senator William D. Hathaway announces plans to seek enactment of a disclosure bill requiring public officials to reveal financial holdings. He and other senators send a letter to Senator Howard W. Cannon urging action on disclosure bills before the Senate Rules Committee.
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Washington
William D. Hathaway
Maine Democrat
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Senate Rules Committee
Cannon
Poison Center plans large antidote dosage change
The Poison Information and Control Center aims to convert the recommended antidote dosage for people to a 1000 pound cow standard as part of a federal health effort. Maine’s center at a veteran’s hospital may be taken over by Maine Medical in Portland, with a fulltime emergency staff already in place.
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U.S
Statiow
Robert Ohler
Maine Medical
Portland
Poison Information and Control Center
Houlton Man 55 Drowns at Carry Pond
A medical examiner ruled the death of 55 year old Bert ram McIntyre of Houlton accidental. Police said his body was found by his brother James in about four feet of water near Carry Pond shore while the brothers fished on Saturday. James McIntyre found him about 25 minutes later after they separated along the shore.
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Littleton
Houlton
Bertram McIntyre
James
Carry Pond
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