Antibodies May Harm Unborn Babies Study Finds
A UCLA Medical School study of 271 women with two plus pregnancies reports more than half carried antibodies that can destroy fetal tissue. Those with antibodies had higher rates of pregnancy loss or congenital defects, while nonpregnant women showed none of the antibodies. Researchers include Drs. Paul Terasaki Donn Vredevoe James Yamasaki and M R Mickey.
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Los Angeles
University of California At Los Angeles Medical School
Paul Terasaki
Donn Vredevoe
James Yamasaki
M. R. Mickey
Scene Painting Demonstration For Old Orchard Beach Group
The Old Orchard Beach Art Association held a painting workshop at Jameson School with instructor George R. Carpenter from Ogunquit guiding a fall scene using a jackboard. Guests and members listed include Mrs. Carpenter and multiple attendees, with the next meeting scheduled for March 7 at 7 p.m.
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Old Orchard Beach
Pastor Surprised With Pound Party In Kennebunk
Members and friends of the Advent Christian Church in Lower Village surprised their new pastor Rev. Robert C. Hewitt and Mrs. Hewitt with a pound party at the parsonage. Canned goods and staples were brought by attendees as Rev. Hewitt relocates after 17 years in Waterbury Connecticut with his wife and two children Mark and Robin.
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Kennebunk
Advent Christian Church
Lower Village
Robert C. Hewitt
Mississippi Klan Leader Among 19 Indicted in Slayings Case
Meridian tale notes Sam Bowers Jr a Laurel coin machine distributor named imperial wizard of the White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan is added to a federal conspiracy indictment tied to the Philadelphia Mississippi killings of three civil rights workers. The panel also revisited the Vernon Dahmer firebombing case linking 18 Meridian suspects previously charged.
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Meridian
Miss
Philadelphia
Sam Bowers Jr
Laurel
Bowers
FBI
White Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Vernon Dahmer
Hattiesburg
Dahmer
U.S. Dist
Harold Cox
Jackson
Neshoba County
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Price
Jimmy Arledge
Horace Doyle Barnette
Cullum
Travis Maryn Barnette
Jimmy Snowden
James Edward Jordan
Gulfport
Billy Wayne Posey
Jerry McGrew Sharp
Jordan
Florida
J. Edgar Hoover
Asst
U.S. Atty
John Doar
Justice Department
I Grand Jury
Mississippi
Rainey
Richard Hae
Saco Hit and Run Damages Two Vehicles
Theresa B. Mansur reported her parked car on Thornton Avenue struck by a hit and run driver. Police investigated a collision at Spring and Pleasant Streets involving Louis J. Diopne and John G. Janson, with damage listed at $250 to each vehicle.
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Saco
Theresa B. Mansur
Pleasant St
Thornton Avenue
Louis J. Diopne
Spring St
John G. Janson
Spring and
Pleasant Streets
Oil drillers estimate bit changes at 10 000 feet depth
Oil men claim drilling to ten thousand feet demands changing the drill bit about 30 times on average.
Saco Grange plans kitchen painting and events
At Saco Grange Hall Milton Randall led a meeting where members set 6:30 p.m. next Tuesday to paint the hall kitchen. The group approved use of the hall by a Saco Girl Scout troop on April 12 and outlined committee roles for an April 15 public baked bean supper to fund a trip to Augusta next September.
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Saco Grange
North Street
Milton Randall
Jeannette Lavigne
Saco
Raymond Farley
William Mason
Henrietta Goodall
Sanford
National Grange
June Burke
Lebanon
Grange
Lawrence Grant
Charles Towle
All
Susan Smith
Colleen Berry
Linda Littlefield
Rachel Smith
Drew Scammon
Scott McDougall
Augusta
Jameson School Band concert in Old Orchard Beach
The Jameson School Band and two choruses performed in the high school gym attracting a large audience. Music Director Donald Hamalainen led pieces including the Marine Hymn Let It Snow and Downtown. The program featured Knick Knack Paddy Whack Grandfather Clock Hansel and Gretel Dance Billy Boy and themes from the New World Symphony for the Spring concert. Principal Jerome Le Pelletier introduced the program as Mrs Le Pelletier attended. refreshments were provided by the Old Orchard Memorial V F W Auxiliary aiding the Heart Fund Drive.
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Old Orchard Beach
Jameson School
Donald Hamalainen
Hansel and Gretel
Billy Boy
New
World Symphony
Jerome le Pelletier
le Pelletier
Old Orchard Memorial V.F.W
Heart Fund
Mary Marshall
Frances Pettengill
Pauline Gordon
Dorothy Lenkowski
Barbara Gordon
Mao Admits He Needs Army Backing in China Struggle
Mao Zedong supporters acknowledge the 73 year old chairman cannot regain or consolidate power without the People’s Liberation Army. A Shanghai Wen Hui Pao report cites army support as essential to Maoist rebels and notes tensions with arch villains in Shanghai. The Red Flag article claims the army controls Shansi Province and aids revolutionary work, with many troops assigned to political tasks and propaganda efforts.
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Tokyo
Mao Tse-tung
Communist Party
Red China
Mao
Liu Mao-chi
Shanghai
Wen Hui Pao
People’s Liberation Army
China
People's Liberation Army
Chinese Communist Party
Red Flag
Shansi Province
Chang Jih-ching
Shansi
Chang
Saco River cleanup may take nine years and cost millions
Maine legislators heard proposals to upgrade Saco River and Portland tidal waters to class C quality. The plan aims for eight to nine years completion with costs rising to the millions, including a $25 to $30 million Portland sewage plant.
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Saco River
Augusta
Legislative Natural Resources Committee
Portland
Androscoggin
Presumpscot
Little River
Ossipee
Theodore Truman
D-Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach
Saco
Raeburn W. MacDonald
Water Improvement Commission
Kezar Falls
Cornish
MacDonald
Viet Cong morale at all time low says North Viet lieutenant
Lt Truong Hiep of the 85th Independence Battalion told Korean troops the lunar new year truce failed to yield peace talks and Viet Cong morale fell drastic. He described Viet Cong hopes for peace fading as direct help from Russia or Red China is viewed as necessary.
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Phuoc Thanh
South Vietnam
Truong Hiep
85Th ‘“Independence
Russia
Red China
Central Highlands
Saigon
Truong
Hanoi
Phu Yen
Father Son Banquet Set At Mothers' Club
The Mothers' Club hosts a Father Son banquet at 6 p.m. March 11 in Kennebunk. Lt. Col. John McGuckin, missionary pilot with Wycliffe Bible Translators in Peru, speaks. Roast beef dinner by Mrs. Spencer Andrews. dining room led by Mrs. C Frank Morris with church helpers. McGuckin flew 40 WWII missions in the South Pacific and 40 in the Korean conflict after Marine Corps service.
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Missionary Aviation Service
U.S. Marine Corps
South Pacific
Old Orchard Beach Women Host Meeting and Fund Event
The Old Orchard Beach Women's Civic Group meets Thursday at 7 45 p m in Jameson School. A Heart Fund whist party follows at 8 p m at the V F W Post Home on Atlantic Avenue. Tuesday afternoon Desert Bridge Club met at Miss Helen Fitzgibbons home on Portland Avenue with high score by Mrs Donald Briggs.
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Ld Orchard
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Bernard Lee Akin
Olen Lovell Burrage
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Frank J. Herndon
Edgar Ray Killen
Union
Alton Wayne Roberts
Herman Tucker
E.G
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Barnett
Bley
Quality Merchandise Journal
Mothers’ Club
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