Deaths: Norman W. Hopkins 89 of Kennebunk
Norman W. Hopkins 89 of 26 Park St Kennebunk died yesterday morning in Sanford hospital Born May 2 1880 in Springfield Mass to William and Flora Morrison Hopkins He retired from the railroad Survived by widow Ruth Kimball Hopkins two sons Norman E Hopkins of Springfield Mass and Frank T Hopkins of Kennebunk three daughters Mildred Carver West Brook Eleanor Brown Wells Branch Madeleine Rowe Harrisburg Pa and 17 grandchildren Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 PM from Angell Funeral Home 9 Dane St Kennebunk Rev Henry O Meyert ret officiating Interment Hope Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow night 7 to 9 PM
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Kennebunk
Norman W. Hopkins
Park St
Sanford
Springfield
Mass
William
Flora (Morrison) Hopkins
Railroad
Ruth (Kimball) Hopkins
Norman E. Hopkins
Frank T. Hopkins
Mildred Carver
Westbrook
Eleanor Brown
Wells Branch
Madeleine Rowe
Harrisburgh
Angell Funeral Home
Dane St
Henry O. Meyert
Hope Cemetery
Mrs Laura Scott Pearl dies in Binghamton at 68
Mrs Laura Scott Pearl, 68, a resident of Binghamton and former Saco Maine, died yesterday in a local hospital after a long illness. Widow of Fred M. Pearl, she moved here after his 1946 death. Surviving include two daughters Mrs Richard Little of Portland and Miss Mary L Pearl, two sons Andrew W Pearl of Camillus and Frederick M Pearl, a brother Beecher Scott of Charleston Maine and 16 grandchildren. Interment at Laurel Hill Cemetery in Saco Saturday at 10 a.m. Dennett and Craig Funeral Home coordinating arrangements.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Laura Scott Pearl
Main St
Saco
Maine
Fred M. Pearl
Pearl
Blessed Sacrament Church
Richard Little
Portland
Mary L. Pearl
Andrew W. Pearl
Camillus
Frederick M. Pearl
Beecher Scott
Charleston
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Mrs. Hortense Ouellette dies at 84 in Biddeford home
Mrs Hortense Ouellette 84 died this morning at her daughter’s home in Hills Beach Biddeford with whom she lived She was widow of Etienne Ouellette born June 28 1884 in Brockton P Q She worked at Bates and Pepperell mills Survived by daughter Rita Mooney two sons Leo and Raymond another daughter and sister and brother and many grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral at St And re Church Biddeford Saturday at 1 p.m Friends may call Emond Funeral Home tonight tomorrow and Saturday
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Hortense M. Ouellette
Edward
Laurianne) Vermette
Land Avenue
Hills Beach
Biddeford
Ouellette
Etienne Ouellette
Brockton
P. Q
Francois and
Artemis Brodeur Magnan
Bates and Pepperell Mills
Vermette
James
Rita) Mooney
South Portland
Leo
Hills’ Beach
Raymond
Springfield
Mass
Philip Galtoeau
Sherbrooke
P.Q
Morris Marian
Montreal
St. Andre’s Church
Emond Funeral Home
Hill St
Income tax plan would tax intangibles and corporate income
Rep Louis Jalbert proposes a six percent tax on income over two thousand from intangibles and a two percent tax on corporate Maine income. In Omaha, Neb the Near North Side lay in ruins after a night of burning looting and sniper fire, with business buildings smoldering along a six block stretch.
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Louis Jalbert
D-Lewiston
Maine
Omaha, Neb
Funeral Directors Dennett and Craig at 365 Main Street
Funeral directors Dennett and Craig operate at 365 Main Street Saco Maine with Emond's Funeral Home at 244 5511. Frank X. Emond and J P Conroy listed among associated staff or firms.
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Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P Conroy
Funeral services for William G Handlen held in Saco
Funeral services for William George Handlen of Oak Ridge Road Biddeford were conducted at Shumway Funeral Home 35 Spring Street Saco this morning Rev John Jordan pastor of School Street United Methodist Church Saco officiated and burial will be in Shady Grove Cemetery West Virginia.
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William George Handlen
Oak Ridge Road
Biddeford
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring St
Saco
John Jordan
School Street United Methodist Church
Shady Grove Cemetery
West Virginia
Lane Funeral Services Held for Donald W Lane in Saco
Funeral services for Donald W. Lane age 50 of 50 Winter Street Saco were held yesterday afternoon at Shumway Funeral Home with Rev Paul K Weimer of First Parish Congregational Church officiating. Burial followed at Laurel Hill Cemetery with bearers named as David Kermit Kenneth Lane Robert Martin Erwin Warren and Raymond Courtois.
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Donald W. Lane
Winter St
Saco
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring St
Paul K. Weimer
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Laurel Hill Cemetery
David, Kermit
Kenneth Lane
Robert Martin
Erwin Warren
Raymond Courtois
Funeral Rites Held for Louis L Boisse of Biddeford
Funeral services for Louis Leo Boisse of 57 High Street Biddeford were held at St. Andre's Church Biddeford with Rev Roland Sirois officiating the high mass of requiem and homily. Entombment followed in the family mausoleum at St Joseph's Cemetery with Father Sirois reciting final prayers. Bearers were Norman Perreault Roland Boisse Jr Roger Boisse Andrew Boisse Robert Labonte and Leonard Bourcier.
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Louis Leo Boisse
High St
Biddeford
St. Andre's Church
Roland Sirois
Laura Proulx
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Father Sirois
Norman Perreault
Roland Boisse Jr
Roger Boisse
Andrew Boisse
Robert Labonte
Leonard Bourcier
Motorcycles In Accidents On Saco Streets
Two motorcycle crashes occurred in Saco on Wednesday. Robert A. Brosseau, 23, of Waterbury Conn, collided with a school bus at Beach Street and Lawn Avenue, flipped, and was treated for a sprained ankle and cuts. Later, Donald Daigle, 24, of Biddeford, struck a dog on Green Street, flipped, and sustained cuts and bruises.
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Saco
Robert A. Brosseau
Waterbury Conn
George E. Metayer
Glenwood Ave
Beach Street
Lawn Avenue
Brousseau
Biddeford
Donald Daigle
Main St
Green Street
Daigle
Lodge says Viet Cong policy harms U.S. and Nixon
Lodge criticizes Viet Cong policy as harmful to Americans and to Mr Nixon. He departs the embassy after the 23rd full-scale session of talks and says he will keep seeking common ground to push negotiations toward ending the war.
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Nixon
U.S
Lodge
Local Personal Notices From Saco and Biddeford Area
Chief Robert M. Foran of the Saco police is a surgical patient at Maine Medical Center in Portland. Ronald Larose of 14 Mount Vernon Street, Biddeford, is a patient at Webber Hospital and transferred to Maine Medical Center in Portland. Marine Lance Corporal William T. Heffernan, son of Mr and Mrs John E Heffernan Sr of 40 Maple Street, Saco and husband of Pris cilla Poisson of 12 George Street, Biddeford, was promoted to his present rank with the Second Shore Party Battalion at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Foran
Saco
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Ronald Larose
Mt. Vernon St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Marine Lance Corp
William T. Heffernan
John E. Heffernan Sr
Maple St
Priscilla Poisson
George St
Meeting of Tighe Beaudoin at Biddeford Post Home
Farley Post of the American Legion will hold a meeting tonight at the Post home on Elm Street in Biddeford. Reports from the recent state convention will be presented and plans for the coming year discussed.
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Tighe-Beaudoin
Farley Post
American Legion
Post
Elm Street
Biddeford
Church and youth group programs listed for Friday and Saturday
Bible study and choir rehearsal for Junior Bible Club at Bible Baptist Church Ferry Road Saco tomorrow night at 6 45. Royal Rangers and Missionettes service for ages 12 to 17 Friday at Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle Old Orchard Beach. Full Gospel Assembly evangelistic service Friday 7 30 pm at American Legion Hall Biddeford. Pioneer Girls meet Friday 6 30 pm at Lyman Baptist Church Goodwins Mills. Ladies Prayer meeting Friday 10 am parsonage Lyman Baptist Goodwins Mills. Confraternity of Christian Doctrine grades through 5 Saturday 9 30 am St Monica's Kennebunk. Kingdom Hall Jehovah's Witnesses 107 Main St Saco grades 6 8 Friday after school. Ministry School 7 30 pm with Ministry Development Class 8 35 pm.
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Junior Bible Club
The
Bible Baptist Church
Ferry Road
Saco
Royal Rangers and Missionettes
Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle
Assembly God
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Old Orchard Beach
Full Gospel Assembly
American Legion Hall
Pioneer Girls
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
St. Monica’s Church
Kennebunk
Kingdom Hall
Jehovah's Witnesses
Main St
Ministry School
Ministry Development
Two Car Crash In Biddeford Details Emerged
Last night at 10 45 p m Biddeford police responded to Chapel Street and Pool Street for a two car crash. Gordon Mailman 19 of 24 Oak St Biddeford drove one vehicle and Salvatore A Amenta 38 of Southington Conn owned the other. Mailman said he did not see the other car as he left Chapel Street and struck the Amenta car on the front end and left side. Officers on scene were Patrolmen Roger Fecteau and Robert Beaupre.
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Biddeford
Chapel Street
Pool Street
Gordon
Oak St
Salvatore A. Amenta
Southington
Conn
Amenta
Roger Fecteau
Robert Beaupre
Portland Weather Outlook Sees Mild Tonight and Warm Friday
Fair and mild tonight with lows in the 50s to low 60s. Friday will be partly cloudy and warmer and more humid with a chance of thundershowers mainly in northern portions during the afternoon.
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Portland
Nixon seeks national ban on literacy tests for voting
The Nixon administration proposed a nationwide ban on voter literacy tests and state residency requirements for presidential elections. It would empower the attorney general to deploy federal voting examiners and observers across the nation, expanding the 1965 Voting Rights Act. The measure targets several southern states with large increases in Black voter rolls.
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Washington
Nixon
Attorney General
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Bedford
Boston
Nantucket
Worcester
Rhode Island
Providence
Connecticut
Hartford
New Hampshire
Concord
Lebanon
Portsmouth
Mt. Washington
Vermont
Burlington
Montpelier
Newport
Maine Bangor
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Portland
Rufitord
Mitchell pushes nationwide controls on voting rights act
Mitchell told a House judiciary subcommittee that voting rights are a national concern and urged five amendments to the 1965 act. He proposed a nationwide literacy test ban until 1974, a ban on state residency requirements for presidential ballots, DOJ authority to sue and freeze discriminatory laws, and a national voting advisory commission to study discrimination. He argued regional legislation is no longer justified.
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Mitchell
House Judiciary
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Attorney General
Justice Department
National Voting Advisory Commission
South
Congress
Native bush dwellers captivate audience with African wildlife film
Shanin chronicles wildlife and tribal cultures across Africa in a 98 minute movie. He profiles over 50 species and native communities while recounting a dramatic lion encounter that underscores his rugged outdoor filming life. The release has smashed weekly box office records since debut, signaling strong public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanin
Yelions
Shanon
Shania
Knowles Nomination Sparks Washington Health Officer Debate
Predictions swirl over sending Dr. John H. Knowles nomination as the nation’s top health officer to the Senate. Supporters and critics weigh the political odds and procedural factors shaping the fate of the nomination.
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Washington
John H. Knowles
Senate
Stock market slips on opening amid mixed results
New York trading opened with a decline as advances lagged. Notable movers included Commonwealth Oil down to 20 and Sperry Rand up to 52 with other names like Bristol Myers and Ashland Oil showing gains and losses. The Dow fell 3.10 to 874.10 while the AP 60-stock average slid 1.2 to 311.3.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Commonwealth Oil
Sperry Rand
Bristol Myers
Gulf Oil
Scott Paper
Ashland Oil
McDonnell Douglas
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Saco Voters To Decide City Charter Revision
Saco votes in December on a council-manager charter reform approved by the legislature and signed by Gov. Curtis. The measure raises mayor and alderman salaries, expands terms to two years, and pays school committee members. James Cartier of the Saco Jaycees decries the lack of a voter referendum and urges bi-partisan citizen decision.
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City of
Saco
Kenneth M. Curtis
Camille Bedard
Legal Affairs Committee
Bedard
James Cartier
Cartier
Raymond J. Letourneau
Sanford
Jaycees
Nothing Like A Dame In Fashions By Stavropoulos Show
New York AP fashion coverage notes Greek designer George Stavropoulos presenting fall outfits that transform on a model. Key pieces include a complex pants one piece turning into a cape and jumpsuit with two flouncy chiffon skirts and a black wool coat with a diagonal button row. Also showcased are a white one-shoulder chiffon gown and blue brushed wool ensemble. Gayle Kirkpatrick’s line features deep satin minidresses, V neck gowns, and bold necklines with sequins amid a 1930sInspired mood. North Vietnam bombards Ben Het Special Forces camp as released prisoners report letters boasting a planned overrun.
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New York
George Stavropoulos
Stavropoulos
Gayle Kirkpatrick
Ben Het
Vietnam
French Consul Delivers Talk At St Francis College
Jacques Massenet, Consul General of France in Boston, spoke at St Francis College to teachers attending a five week French Summer Institute. He discussed French cultural influence in Africa and noted his diplomatic travels to Shanghai Bangkok New Delhi Florence Rangoon Phnom Penh and Togoland. He served as NATO press and information service assistant head in 1960 61 and has been French Consul in Boston since 1965. Institute director is Elphege Roy NH assistant director is Brother Conrad Desfosses S C Biddeford. Local participants include Donald Guignard and Br John Louis Bernier both of Biddeford.
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St. Francis College
Jacques Massenet
France
Boston
Massenet
Africa
Shanghai
Bangkok
New Delhi
Florence
Rangoon
Phnom Penh
Togoland
NATO
Rabat
Morocco
University of Algiers
New England
Maine
Institute
Elphege Roy
N.H
Conrad Desfosses
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Laura $. Pearl
Hortense Ouellette
Shumway Funeral Service
Spring Street
Philip H Gross Sr
Memoriam
Philip P. Hebert
Leona
William G. Handlen
Louis L. Boisse
Cus Ems
Most Holy Trinity Church
James Michael Russo
Ann Christine Pollock
Charles T. Pollock
Elmwood Drive
Henry Cyr
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Center
Ers
Right
Conrad
Holy Cross College
John P. Conroy Jr
John P. Conroy
St. Louis High School
C.A.T
Pauline C, Berry
Philip 8. Gross Sr
Shumway
St. Francis
Alfred Street
Esther Antonacos
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