Edward Kennedy Communicates From Hospital After Crash
Edward M Kennedy spoke by phone with his mother and father from Cooley Dickinson Hospital in Northampton as he recovers from near fatal injuries in a plane crash. He thanked his mother for cookies and said he was improving, though a move may wait another week to 10 days. Doctors said surgery is unlikely for now and Heaton noted the patient remains in good spirits.
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Northampton
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Joseph P. Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Cape Cody
Robert F. Kennedy
Cooley Dickinson Hospital
Kennedy
Army
Leonard Heaton
Civil Aeronautics Board
Sen
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Kennedy may talk with CAB official in two or three days
The report notes Mrs. Bayh sustained minor injuries, while Kennedy could meet with supervisory investigator George Van Epps within days. Moses ascent reference describes Sinai’s desolate landscape with saw tooth peaks and stark valleys. The chart compares the farmer’s share of the retail food dollar, showing a decrease in all but ice cream between 1957-59 and late 1963.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Blast Kills Five as Truck with Dynamite Explodes Near Stroudsburg
A dynamite truck burst into flames and exploded near Stroudsburg Pennsylvania, killing five people including three Marshalls Creek volunteer firefighters and John Regina son of the hotel owner. Dozens of poisonous snakes escaped, prompting police to shoot scattered reptiles and search the wreckage for additional victims.
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Stroudsburg
Marshalls Creek
Leonard Mosier
Earl Miller
Nursing Head Is Honored At Testimonial Dinner
Miss Annie Mac MacEachen, retiring after 35 years as superintendent of nursing at Webber Hospital in Biddeford, was guest of honor at a testimonial dinner at Cascade Lodge Portland Road Saco. Adelbert Jakeman presided. remarks by Daniel Crowley and Paul S Hill. Gifts from hospital groups and supporters were presented. Special guests included relatives from Nova Scotia and Canada, along with many hospital staff and board members.
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Annie Mac MacEachen
Cascade Lodge
Portland Road
Saco
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
William Smith
Thomas Anton
Carleton Davis
Charles MacEachen
Sidney
Nova Scotia
Donald Mclassie Sr
Hugh McIsassie
Donald Mcclsassie Jr
Ottawa
Canada
Bruce A Tkinson
York
Joseph Dearborn
Cape Elizabeth
Webber Hospital Board of Directors
Medical Staff
Caution Urged As Campers Arrive Across Maine
AUGUSTA AP The annual influx of summer campers peaks this weekend and Gov. John H Reed issues a plea for caution on the highways. Reed says the safe movement of young people to summer camps across the state is a vital concern and courteous driving will help ensure their safe arrival.
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Augusta
John H. Reed
Reed
Officers Installed At Cape Porpoise Salon Event
Cape Porpoise reports officers installed by Mrs. Gertrude Rankin with Mrs. Gilberte Lavoie assisting. New officers include Mrs. Florence Gagne and others. retiring chapeau Mrs. Redmond received wings. September banquet planned. sympathy cards sent. Ocala Salon speaker referenced.
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Cape Porpoise
Gertrude Rankin
Gilberte Lavoie
la Concierge
York County
Beatrice Wakefield
Florence Gagne
le Petit Chapeau
Muriel Forest
Chapeau Deuxieme
Priscilla Hooper
Aumonier
Angie Cote
Alberta Redmond
Pouvoir
Rankin
Secretaire-Cossiere
Lavoie
Cote
Redmond
Chapeau
Wakefield
Charlene Farnham
Demi Chapeau
Germaine Grant
Farnham Sunshine
Martha Beaudoin
Catherine Ambrose
Betty McKeon
T. B. Seals
McKeon
Pelletier
Jacobs earns few Denver Open dollars then Utah Open prize surge
Pro golfer Tommy Jacobs won only 201 dollars in the 1963 Denver Open, then a week later captured 6,400 dollars by winning the Utah Open. His 67 in the Utah pro am event added 255 dollars, boosting his earlyseason earnings.
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Tommy Jacobs
Utah
Press Secretary Reedy Clarifies White House Statements
Washington AP George Reedy admitted an item earlier was inadvertently accurate then corrected it amid a flare of mis information about deploying federal forces in the Mississippi Civil rights workers case The briefing noted Marines from Meridian Mississippi and eight helicopters later revised to Navy helicopters FBI Director Hoover had called Mississippi Governor Johnson after the initial notice and the Marines were said to be sailors in fact
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Washington (Ap
George Reedy
White House
Mississippi
Reedy
Johnson
Meridian
Miss
Paul Johnson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Gov. Johnson
Two Cars Collide On Old Orchard Street
Old Orchard Beach reports a collision when Florence Croteau of Biddeford backing from the curb struck a parked car owned by Ted Floras of Nashua. Minor damage noted with a broken tail light on Floras vehicle and only a few scratches on Croteau’s car. no damage estimate given.
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Old Orchard Beach
Florence Croteau
Cleaves St
Biddeford
Ted Floras
Nashua
N.H
Old Orshhard Street
Croteau
Floras
A. L. Auxiliary To Hold Dayton Buffet
Dayton outlook notes from the Goodwin Labbe Taylor Post meeting. Artelie Bavelacqua reported on the Maine Convention held in Portland last weekend. Three citations were issued for increased 1964 membership. A buffet supper is announced for July 8 at 7 p.m. during recreation night at the post home.
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Dayton
Goodwin-Labbe- Taylor
American Legion Auxiliary
Post
Artelie Bavelacqua
Department of Maine
Portland
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Moses
Mount
Sinai
Asia
Central Hotel
Cohen
Main Street
Peter Gagne
Biddeford Pool
Rita Elwell
Gagne
la Madeleine
Marshallsoek
Ted Regina
Ruth Livingstone
Sixj
Pennsy
Vania
Chevrolet
ED & Frank Chevrolet
Alfred Street
DIAL
Ministry of Defense
Freida Draper
Ocala
Fla
Ocala Salon
Hipper
Doris Taylor
North Sace Grange Hall Buxton Rd
Route 112
Harold’s
Grand Ave
Robert J. Hutchins
High Street
Kennebunk, Maine
Biddeford & Saco Bus Lines, Inc
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Old Orchard
Wwe
Edwards
Ocean Park
Alfred
Elm
Main
Puritan
Saco Monument
A. L
Maine
City Sq
O. O. B. High School
Main St
Laurel Hill
O. O. High School
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