Optimism On Panama Squelched By Spokesman
Washington reports a U S spokesman cooled optimism over a Panamanian resumption of diplomatic ties after rioting in the Canal Zone left 21 dead. Panama’s president’s aide confirmed the pledge to restore relations, while the United States insisted talks on the canal’s future occur only after relations are resumed.
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Washington
USS
Organization of American States
United States
Panama
Roberto Chiari
Panama City
Panama Canal Zone
Juan Plate
Paraguay
OAS
United States of America
Panama Canal
US S
Curtis Quits Maine ARDA Post to Seek Congress Nomination
Kenneth M. Curtis resigns as head of the Area Redevelopment Administration in Maine and is expected to pursue the Democratic nomination for Congress in the 1st district. Curtis, 33, quit on Saturday as associates report petitions are circulating for him.
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Cape Elizabeth
Kenneth M. Curtis
Area Redevelopment Administration
Maine
Congress
Curtis
Raymond Martel Enlists In US Army
A Biddeford Recruiting Station reports 17 year old Raymond Martel of 2 Wood Ave Saco will join the U S Army. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Martel and attended Saco schools. He will be assigned to the Transportation Corps under the branch selection plan. Approximately 400000 tourists visit Puerto Rico each year.
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U. S. Army
Biddeford
Raymond Martel
Wood Ave
Saco
William Martel
Martel
Transportation Corps
Vacation returns and local society notes in Kennebunk
Kennebunk residents including Mrs. Edmund Casnen and Mrs. Helen Laprel return from an eight week stay in Clearwater Florida. Dr. Elfred Leech visits Oneonta New York after time with his mother at Maine Osteopathic Hospital. Mrs. Robert Bryant returns home to Kennebunk Beach from Delray Beach and Fort Lauderdale where she worked with Broward County Audubon Society. Constance Robbins of Bar Harbor visits Olive Rebekah Lodge in Kennebunk tonight with supper at 6:30 led by Mrs. Mildred Thong.
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Helen Laprel
Kennebunk Beach
Olida Garrett
Wells
Clearwater
Fla
Elfred Leech
Oneonta
N. Y
Alfie Leech
Maine Osteopathic Hospital
Portland
Robert Bryant
Delray Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Bryant
Broward County Audubon Society
Corkscrew
Everglades
Rebekah Assembly of Maine
Constance Robbins
Bar Harbor
Olive Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Main Street
Mildred Thong
Warning on Cigarettes Proposed Health Label
The FTC opens hearings on a plan to require health warnings on every cigarette pack and advertisement. Chairman Paul Dixon leads, with tobacco industry reps and health officials testifying over three days. The label would read cautioning that smoking is dangerous to health and may cause death from cancer and other diseases. A ban on ads implying health benefits is also proposed.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commision
FTC
Paul Dixon
Surgeon General
Commission
DeMolay and Community Meetings in Wells
A special Highpine Chapter DeMolay meeting convenes at 7 30 tonight in Highpine Masonic Hall with a degree rehearsal ahead of the March 2 inspection. Tonight's work bee runs 7 to 9 30 at Wells Second Congregational Church. Ladies Aid meets Tuesday at the First Church vestry. The MORE Movement holds a third discussion session at Wells Second Congregational Church parish house Wednesday from 9 30 to 10 30 am and 8 to 9 pm.
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Highpine
Order of DeMolay
Highpine Masonic Hall
Sanford Road
Wells
Wells Second Congregational Church
Ladies Aid Society
Wells Congregational Church
Society Places Building Deposit
A Biddeford meeting of the Rev. Melancon Assumption Society voted a building deposit as plans for forming a corporation and selling shares were outlined. President Desrosiers named sales manager. Paul Neault distributed regulations. A regional meeting is set for April 5 in Danvers, Mass.
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Rev. Melancon Assumption Society
Fremont Club Hall
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Roland Desrosiers
Paul Neault
Danvers
Mass
President Desrosiers
Lucille Neault
Lorraine Neault
Marie Jeanne Bosse
Berthier Beaulieu
Sanford
Landry Barbieau
Westbrook
Constance Dutille
Augusta
Whist Winners Named At Biddeford Party
The weekly whist event at Le Fover Biddeford yielded many prize recipients. Mary Gagne Ronald Ruel Bernice Beaulieu Precille Ruel and Paul Chabot earned special prizes with Rose Lemay claiming high score honors. Multiple players shared other score prizes while Charlies Smith won the consolation. Special outgoing prizes went to Martha Ruel Maurice Marcoux and Ernestine Delage. The paper notes further prize winners Ephrem Tardiff Lester Beaulieu Edward Caron Dora Rochon and many others. Another whist night is planned with a Grand Annual Whist event Sunday.
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le Fover
Foss
Pool Streets
Biddeford
Mary Gagne
Ronald Ruel
Bernice Beaulieu
Precille Ruel
Paul Chabot
Rose Lemay
Mary Lemay
Annette Paquin
Anna Tardif
Alma Beaudoin
Gerard Beaudoin
Arthur Bolduc
Richard Gobeil
Claudia Beaudoin
Alfred
Germaine Beaulieu
Armand Turgeon
Donald Chaloult
Medley Beaulieu
Celina Querat
Ephrem Tardiff
Lester Beaulieu
Edward Caron
Dora Rochon
Alma Sylvestre
Malvina Gaudette
Joseph Plourde
Shirley Janelle
Mariette Jariz
Yvonne Dutremble
Donat Barabhe
Lina Baiders
Henri Laucier
John Berthiaume
Eugene Neault
Delia Normand
Wilfred Cote
Germaine Mercier
Andy Geroy
Saide Hill
Reinette ‘Turgeon
Luciana Lemay
Alice Morin
Rosalre Chouinard
Rolande Villeneuve
Alfred Bald
Wilfred Morin
Good Companions: Juice Over Ice With Sparkling Twist
A simple serving idea pairs apple and cranberry juices poured over ice. Add sparkling water or ginger ale to introduce a light fizz and refreshing lift.
Budget Increase Voted At Dayton
Budget appropriations totaling 54487 were approved at the Dayton annual town meeting held Saturday at Consolidated School. Public schools received 36480, with a 5078 increase over last year. others saw small raises in dump maintenance, street lighting, and blinker lights. Several budget reductions totaling 3030 were approved, and appointments for planning and secondary education discussions were postponed. Incumbents were re-elected to multiple offices despite contests.
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Dayton
Goodwins Mills Fire Department
Goodwins Mills Fire Department, Inc
Maine Publicity Bureau
Robert W. Cole Sr
E. Alfred Grantham
David W. Smith
Joseph E. Mullett
Robert W. Taylor
Helen J. Meserve
Howard E. Procter Jr
Calvin W. Tozier
Ethel D. Mullett
Jean O. Goodwin
Coyle B. Smith
Barbara A. Tozier
Smith
Richard G. Tozier
Arthur E. Grantham
Ruth M. Grantham
Ruth T. Harris
Johnson recalls JFK assassination days and Mrs Kennedy
President Johnson reflects on the Kennedy assassination era noting Mrs Kennedy’s grace and leadership. He admits the job is tougher from within than expected, but says he is enjoying the work and intends to be a good president as long as he serves.
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Pace One
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Method
New york special report announces Bio-Dyne, a new healing substance, shrinking hemorrhoids and stopping itch without surgery. Case after case shows reduction while relieving pain. Available as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Wells Resident Is Accused of Four Breaks
Biddeford police obtained warrants for Donald R. Perkins a 37 year old Wells resident held at the county jail in Alfred on charges of several alleged breaks in the Kennebunk area. Perkins was arraigned in Kennebunk Municipal Court and held on $2 500 bail for Superior Court. He is charged with three breaks at the Airport Garage on January 29 when 17 was taken February 7 when 8 was missing and March 2 when 6 was taken and a March 5 break at the McArthur Library when 7 was taken. All warrants allege breaking entering and larceny at night.
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Biddeford
Donald R. Perkins
Wells
Alfred
Kennebunk
Perkins
Superior Court
McArthur
Hoffa Appeals Court Bid After Denied New Trial
Hoffa seeks appeal to the U S Court of Appeals in the 6th Circuit after Judge Frank Wilson denied his request for a new trial on a jury fixing conviction. The Teamsters president faces 8 years imprisonment and a $10000 fine for attempting to influence the Nashville conspiracy trial jury in 1962.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
James R. Hoffa
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Dist
Frank Wilson
Hoffa
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Supreme Court
Nashville
Mormon Meeting Is Held In Portland
About 400 people attended the Southern Maine District quarterly conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Frye Hall Portland. The session, led by Raymond Lane, divided the Saco Branch with Sanford area members joining. J Maurice Dupuis named president of the new Sanford Branch. Harry Ridley released, Roger V. Marden named president at Saco. David H. Atwater ordained as Elder.
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Saco
Southern Maine
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mormon
Frye Hall
Portland
Raymond Lane
Litchfield
Sanford
J. Maurice Dupuis
Biddeford Youth Bruised After Street Collision
Andre Pepin a 15 year old Biddeford cyclist collided with an auto driven by Richard Marion 18 of 417 Main St Biddeford as he turned into Central Theater parking lot on Alfred Street The youth sustained bruises to his left shoulder and leg but refused medical aid.
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Biddeford
Central Theater
Alfred Street
Richard Marion
Main St
Andre Pepin
Water St
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