Folk Singer Will Perform At St Francis College
The Cultural Affairs Committee of St Francis College presents Tom Rush at 8 15 p m Thursday in an college concert Rush a Harvard graduate student is an interpreter of folk music noted for reviving white city blues He has recorded two albums and
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Montreal artist Claude Gauthier to perform at St Francis College
Claude Gauthier, Montreal singer, will return to St Francis College on April 23 to present a program of French Canadian and English folk songs. Ray Gemmel, class of 1965, West Roxbury, chairman of the Cultural Affairs Committee, announced the public may attend.
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Kiwanis Meet Highlights Tax Return Mistakes
Earl Jackson from the Biddeford IRS office spoke at the Saco Biddeford Kiwanis Club meeting at the Wonderbar Steak House. He explained common tax return errors and how to avoid them, discussed the recent tax cut, and held a Q and A with attendees. President Richard Reay led, with Charles Gallagher giving the invocation and Raymond Bonang introducing the guest speaker. The session was followed by a directors meeting.
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Tass Reports On Primaries In New Hampshire
Tass reports defeats of Sen Barry Goldwater and Sen Margaret Chase Smith in New Hampshire primaries. Goldwater labeled idol of the wild men and criticized for adventurist policy. Henry Cabot Lodge won as write-in, with Velichansky noting his tough policy stance but no official candidacy.
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Kiwanis Bowl Event Buddies Biddeford Lions Club
The evening closed with a bowling session by the Kiwanis group and the Biddeford Saco Lions Club at Roll-A-Way Lanes on em Street, Biddeford.
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Rodway Fails To Meet Standards At Maine Maritime Academy
AUGUSTA AP Gov Reed says federal officials find Rodway does not meet US Maritime Administration standards as head of the Maine Maritime Academy but may waive technical requirements if a waiver is requested The academy board of trustees chaired by Ralph Leavitt plans a special meeting with eight of twelve trustees favoring a waiver Trustee Rudolph Marcoux questions legality of a special meeting and potential replacement The governor warned of possible loss of federal funds totaling 370000 for 1964 65 if no waiver is granted
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Snow Blamed For Accidents In Biddeford
Bad driving conditions caused several traffic accidents yesterday in Biddeford. A city snow plow backing up hit parked car of Roland Pruneau, 28, injuring no one. Richard Raybine, 19, and Albert Laprel, 49, collided on Elm Street as one could not stop on slick roads. Mrs Gladys Chase, 64, was struck on Cutts Street by Wayne Hanson, 17, who was backing up. she declined medical treatment.
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Floods and politics dominate early news roundup
The eastern U S swells with floods rain snow and winds forcing thousands from homes as 19 die and millions in damage occur. Henry Cabot Lodge wins New Hampshire primary momentum to challenge Johnson Kennedy feud eases while a U S protest seeks return of a shot down bomber. Queen Elizabeth welcomes fourth child as regional tensions in the Turkish Cypriot area rise.
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Winters Biggest Storm Hits Southwestern Maine
PORTLAND AP The winter storm dumped as much as 13 inches of snow on southwestern and coastal Maine with inland sections receiving lesser amounts. Port land logged 13 inches, Augusta 12, Bangor 12, and Brunswick 10. The storm caused drifting, hazardous driving, and flight cancellations while ski areas benefited from fresh powder.
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