Wells Community Notices Of March Activities And Visits
About 60 Wells Junior High teams and chaperones traveled by bus to Boston to watch Celtics game and Harlem Globetrotters appearance in Boston. Weekly church classes for youth start Tuesdays at 2 45 PM at Wells Congregational Church parish house. Ladies Benevolent Society holds all day meeting Wednesday in vestry. Couples Club hosts March 23 event with Angell and Ducharme. Junior High Youth Fellowship meets March 24 at 7 PM. bring birthday money. Local residents Ernest Kimball hospitalized in Portland Mercy Hospital. Betsy Berrow hosts Betsy Perrow visit. Betsy Berrow guest. Clayton Cox family hosted weekend at Maling home. Mothers Club all day meeting Wednesday at Old Fire Hall Lower Village with dinner chair Natalie Zaleski and assistants. Mr and Mrs Homer Chapell return from Florida after seven weeks with relatives. trip included Sara Sota and Naples visits and stop in Frankfort New York. Wooden sword offender sentenced to 14 months. appeal planned.
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Boston
Mass
Harlem Globetrotters
Washington
Wells Congregational Church
W. Vinton Murphy
Ladies Benevolent Society
Wells Couples Club
David Angell
Francis Ducharme
Ernest Kimball
Mousam Road
Mercy
Glen Gary
Mothers’ Club
Old Fire Hall
Lower Village
Natalie Zaleski
Marie Higgins
Olga LaVopa
Averill Goulden
Homer Chapell
Lincoln Street
Floria
Napalm use in Vietnam tops Air Force figures rise
Air Force data show napalm tonnage in Vietnam soaring from 2181 tons in 1963 to 54620 tons in 1966 with total dropped since 1953 over 100090 tons. Pentagon says napalm targets military sites only and is effective against tunnels and bunkers amid antiwar protests. Charles Mathews named head of NASA manned space flight programs, succeeding Edgar Cor. Nagoya incident report notes retirements and honors. Belarusian?
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Associated Press
Washington
Air Force
Vietnam
Navy
Army
Pentagon
Kennebunk Rehearsals Ahead of Vice President Visit
Olive Rebekah Lodge schedules two rehearsals for the Vice President's April 1 visit. Sessions set for March 25 and March 31 at 7 p.m. in the I.O.O.F. hall. B.O.V. Class of Kennebunk Baptist Church meets Thursday evening in the church dining room with hostesses Alma Tomlinson and Ruth Wills. Minnie Robbins to lead devotions. Myrtle Benson and Frances Burleigh participate.
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Olive Rebekah Lodge
C.F
B.O.V
Kennebunk Baptist Church
Alma Tomlinson
Ruth Wills
Minnie Robbins
Myrtle Benson
Frances Burleigh
Castro government nationalizes 4300 private Cuban businesses in Havana
Cuba’s Communist regime says it has nationalized 4300 private enterprises in the Havana area as part of a drive to abolish private business. Interior Commerce Minister Manuel Luzardo spoke on Radio Havana about planned retirements for older merchants and new tasks for younger entrepreneurs. Prime Minister Fidel Castro had warned last week of eliminating private business without a deadline.Meanwhile Havana clubs relax with some bars reopening to walk-in patrons. A separate report from Nagoya, Japan notes a right wing extremist attacked Soviet Deputy Premier Nikolai Baibakov.
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Associated Press
Havana
Cuba
Manuel Luzardo
Radio
Luzardo
Fidel Castro
Capital Footnotes The FTC Reports Sharpest Increase in Mergers
The Federal Trade Commission records the sharpest rise in corporate mergers, highlighting a surge in deal activity across industries. Regulators note increased consolidation as market dynamics shift and firms seek scale, with scrutiny focused on antitrust implications and potential impacts on competition.
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Federal Trade Commission
Austerity remark by Mills on Johnson call
Chairman Wilbur D. Mills D Arkansas of the House Appropriations Committee comments on President Johnson urging Americans to join a program of national austerity. The remark highlights congressional reception to the austerity plan and its impact on policy discussions.
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D-Ark
House Appropriations Committee
President Johnson
Hope Circle Meets At Dickson Home
Hope Circle met at the home of president Mrs. Jeanette Dickson on Cascade Road. They voted to assist in the Blood Bank project led by town nurse Mrs. Helen Curry. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Dickson and Mrs. Gail Kennett. new member Mrs. Elizabeth Knight joined.
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Old Orchard Beach
Hope Circle
Jeanette Dickson
Cascade Road
Blood Bank
Helen Curry
R.N
Dickson
Gail Kennett
Lillian Cleaves
Gertrude Thompson
Loyola Celley
Avice Dumaine
Frances Dickson
Shirley Mullen
Priscilla Skilling
Harriet Andrews
Elizabeth Knight
Pauline Peabcock
Walden Avenue
Weekly Meeting At Saco Center Offers Card Games
The Saco Adult Center will host a Wednesday meeting from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at AMVETS Hall Spring Street Saco with card games group singing and a noon box lunch. Co chairs for hospitality are Miss Elvira Lord and Mrs Hester Hooper assisted by Leola Berry Mrs Margaret Stevens and Mrs Catherine Lennox.
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Amvets Hall
Spring Street
Elvira
Lord
Hester Hooper
Leola Berry
Margaret Stevens
Catherine Lennox
York County Council On Aging
City of
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