Bowdoin Student to Speak at Biddeford Unitarian Church
Bowdoin College senior William Shepard Jr will be guest speaker at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Biddeford and Saco in City Square. The service at 10:30 a.m. includes organ prelude by Josephine Kimball Hill and is conducted by Reverend Fred A. Russell Jr. Shepard, born in Bangor, plans graduate study at Meadville Theological School after earning an AB in English in June.
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William Shepard Jr
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Unitarian Universalist
Biddeford
Saco
City Square
Downeast Federation
Josephine Kimball Hill
Fred A. Russell Jr
Shepard
Bangor
Mount Hermon School
Mt. Hermon
Mass
Meadville Theological School
University of Chicago
Unitarian Universalist Association
Bowdoin
Glee Club
UGOP
Phi Delta Psi Fraternity
LRY
First Universalist Church
Donald Beal
Harry Mitchell Heads Line with Fenderson and Gowen as Ushers
Harry Mitchell will be escorted by ushers Robert J. Fenderson and Harry W. Gowen at the event.
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Harry Mitchell
Robert J. Fenderson
Harry W .Gowen
Dairy Group Reports Local Holstein Milk Output
The Holstein-Friesian Association of America released production figures for area herds. Cassettes Benefactor Beauty 5781289 yielded 17 470 pounds of milk and 652 butterfat in 305 days. Fourniers Nancy Nether Tidy 5496540 produced 22 300 pounds of milk and 812 butterfat in 305 days. Lookout Farms Jennie Jean 4985028 recorded 18 420 pounds of milk and 797 butterfat in 325 days. The data compare with the U S average of 8 513 pounds of milk and 315 butterfat annually. University of Maine oversaw sampling and testing with the Holstein program.
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Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Cassettes
Benefactor
Beauty
Gerard G. Cassette
Saco
Fourniers
Nancy Nether Tidy
Paul H. Fournier
Lookout Farms
Jennie Jean
Norman
Carl White
Springvale
National Holstein Association
The
University of Maine
Holstein Organization
New England News Briefs AP Summary of regional items
The Associated Press reports United States Lines will close its Boston ops, shifting to an all container service and bypassing Boston for New York and another East Coast port. A $3 million container terminal at Castle Island sits unused due to labor disputes. In Maine, Vance Burnham of Topsfield, Mass. had marijuana charges dismissed after prosecutors said a fifth man carried the drugs. In Washington, six New England senators backed a bill to remove the 25 percent gold cover from currency, with several others opposing or not voting.
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Boston
United States Lines
New England
Frsday
New York
Castle Island
Portland, Maine
Aganst
Vance S. Burnham
Topsfield
Mass
Burnham
Washington
Senate
Dodd and Ribicoff
Conn
Mc.Intyre
N.H
Muskie
Maine
Pell
R.I
Brooke
Aiken
Cotton
Smith
Passa
Democrats of
Pastore
Winston Prouty
R-Vt
Disbelief Spurs Rush On Gold in AP Analysis
AP notes a credibility gap between the United States and gold markets, driven by inflation fears and doubts about whether the U.S. will reduce its payments deficit. The piece explains how confidence in the dollar and gold price at 35 dollars an ounce sustains a fragile international monetary system amid speculation and austerity doubts.
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New York
United States
Europe
U.S
International Monetary System
Washington
Williams College honors Phi Beta Kappa member David M. Allen
Williamstown Mass. David M Allen son of Donald P Allen of Fortunes Rocks Me has been elected to Phi Beta Kappa He achieved a B plus average and top seven percent of his class while at Williams he was in the marching band named to the Dean's List for seven consecutive semesters Last Fall he received the Kenneth L Brown 1947 Award for excellence in American Studies Allen is an honors major in that field
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Mass
David M. Allen
Atty
Donald P. Allen
Fortunes Rocks
Maine
Allen
Williams College
Williams
Kenneth L. Brown
Cornell Meets North Dakota In Semifinal Scrap
Denver University prepares to watch Cornell and North Dakota clash in the NCAA hockey semifinal in Duluth. Cornell, 26-1 with All-American goalie Ken Dryden, faces 19-9-3 North Dakota after Denver topped Boston College 4-1 in the other semifinal. The championship game is set for Saturday at 8 p.m. local time.
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Denver University
Cornell University
North Dakota
Pioneers
Boston College
Cornell
Big Red
Keny Dryden
Michigan Tech
Houghton
Mich
Denver
George McPhee
Eagles
Pioneer
Gerry Powers
McPhee
Jim Shires
Tom Miller
Peneers
Tom Gilmore
Keith Magnuson
Boston
Mike Flynn
Shires
Beth Brickell chases acting fame over football dreams
HAL BOYLE profiles Beth Brickell an Arkansas born actress star of Gentle Ben. She recalls ambitions from football to diplomacy while detailing her rise from secretary to television star and the influence of the three bears on set. Brickell discusses her Scotland tour studies and decision to pursue acting in New York and Hollywood. Meanwhile Boston coverage notes a Suffolk Superior Court verdict against Michael A. Nazzaro on seven indictments tied to a credit card racket.
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Florida Everglades
Dennis Weaver
Beth
Bruno
Grace Kelly
Camden
Ark
University of Arkansas
U.S. ‘Foreign Service
Scotland
Soviet Union
Rome
New York
Actors Studio
Hollywood
Boston
Suffolk
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