Biddeford and Area Residents Treated at Webber Hospital
Local notices list several Biddeford and nearby residents receiving care at Webber hospital. Lionel R. Croteau of 15 Spruce Street is a patient, Mrs. Joseph McKarrell of Old Orchard Beach is observed as a patient, Armand Lavallee has returned home after treatment, Robert Reay is recovering from appendectomy, Diane Gendron underwent a tonsillectomy, and Frederic Deschambeault is seeking care after prior hospital stays in Portland.
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Biddeford
Lionel R. Croteau
Spruce Street
Webber Hospital
Joseph Mckarrell
Miles Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Armand Lavallee
Cutts Street
Robert Reay
Paul Reay
Fairfield Street
Saco
Diane Gendron
Paul Gendron
Bay Street
Frederic Deschambeault
Elm Street
Notre Dame Hospital
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Former Biddeford Councilman Dies at 65
Clifford Gerry Bedell 65 longtime Biddeford resident and former councilman died at his home after a long illness. He was a lobsterman at Biddeford Pool and active in the Fishermen Association and Knights of Pythias. Survived by wife Jeannette Church Bedell, three daughters Lynne Curtis, Joseph Cordeau, and Stephen Halasz, two sons Frank and Ormond, 18 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 1 30 pm from Dennett and Craig funeral home in Saco with calling hours today. Burial Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Gerry Bedell
Fisherman Association
South Street
Biddeford
York County ‘Fishermen's Association
Biddeford Pool
Wilmington
Mass
Winfield G
Gertrude Walker Bedell
Saco Ocean Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Jeznnette ‘Church Bedell
Lynne V.curtis
Joseph Cordeau
Fortunes Rocks
Stephen Halasz
Saco
Frank G. Bedell
Japan
U. S. Air Force
Ormond W. Bedell
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Taxpayers Association Meeting Tonight in Saco
The Saco Taxpayers Protective Association will meet at 7 30 this evening in GAR hall Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Taxpayers Protective Association
Gar Hall
Saco
Holy Thursday Communion Services Across Local Churches
The article lists Maundy Thursday and Easter preparatory services at several churches. Saco School Street Methodist hosts a candlelight silent communion from 7 to 8 p.m. Christ Episcopal Biddeford holds morning communions at 6 and 7 o’clock with Watch at the Altar of Repose from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and a 7:50 p.m. Service of Preparation for Easter Communions. Biddeford Second Congregational receives new adult members during a 7:30 p.m. service with a 7 p.m. deacon welcome. Kennebunk’s St David Episcopal observes a Thursday service at a.m. in the narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco School Street Methodist Church
Biddeford Second Congregational
Christ Episcopal Church
Biddeford
St. David Episcopal Church
Kennebunk
Stock Market Advances in Early Trading Amid Gains
The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon rose .70 to 243.3 with industrials up .90, rails up .10, utilities up .60. American Telephone jumped 2 to an all time high of 119. General Dynamics rose modestly while Boeing and Lockheed cooled. Dow Jones industrial average up 3.20 to 672.78 as volume reached 2.12 million shares in two hours.
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New York
Associated Press
General Dynamics
Boeing
Lockheed
Zenith
American
Anaconda
Kennecott
American Smelting
Phelps Dodge
Trio Held on Bail After Bradbury Street Breaks
A trio arrested after a Tuesday morning spree near Bradbury Street Store faced charges in a default bail case. Langlois and the Jeanette brothers were captured near Elm Street after a police chase. Bail set at 1000 each, with overnight detention in lieu of bail. Two other youths questioned and released. Additional cases include Roland Gagne fined 10 for towing an unregistered trailer. Dennis Tinsman’s reckless driving case continued. personal recognizance set at 200.
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Page One
Bradbury Street
Langlois
Jeannette Brothers
Elm Street
Spill
Edgar Sevigny
Gerald C. Nason
Roland Gagne
Taylor Street
Biddeford
Dennis UL. Tinsman
Cape Elizabeth
Girl Dies in Fall From 9-Foot Doll House
Donna Marie Meister eight years old died after a fall while climbing a nine foot doll house in her yard in Chili New York. The accident occurred Tuesday and authorities are investigating the incident as a death from a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chili
N. Y.P
Donna Marie Meister
Funeral Services for David J. Twomey at St Mary Church
Funeral services for David J. Twomey were held at 9 this morning at St Mary church with Rev Coleman ny Toole presiding. William Cleary sang, Miss Louise Welch played, and pallbearers included Robert Twomey, James Owens, Brendan Twomey, William Pomerleau, Drostan Twomey, and Gerard Twomey. Entombment followed at Greenwood cemetery, with burial planned later in spring in the family lot at St Mary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Twomey
St. Mary Church
Colemanny Toole
William Cleary
Louise Welch
Robert Twomey
James Owens
Brendan Twomey
William Pomerleau
Drostan Twomey
Gerard Twomey
Greenwood Cemetery
St. Mary Cemetery
Patrols Quell Student Trouble At Bowling Green
Bowling Green State University quieted after more than 50 Ohio patrolmen moved across campus to force dormitory returns. President Ralph W. McDonald declared a state of emergency as student protests over regulations drew crowds of up to 2,000 in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Ohio
Bowling Green State University
University
Ralph W. McDonald
McDonald’s
Roy Charged With Church Box Theft
A 15 year old was lectured and released in Saco Juvenile court this morning after being accused of taking $2 from the collection boxes at Notre Dame le Lourdes church in Saco. In Saco municipal court Murry F. Roberts, 32, of Portland was fined $10 for speeding 55 mph in a 45 mph zone. State police were complainants. The case against Carl J. Nueslein Jr., 20, of Portland for illegal liquor possession was continued for sentence by Judge Hilary Mahaney. Saco police were complainants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Juvenile Court
Notre Dame le Lourdes
Saco
Murry F. Roberts
Portland
Carl J. Nueslein, Jr
Hilary Mahaney
Sace
Federal funds approved for York Harbor project
Governor Reed and the Executive Council accepted a federal project to improve York Harbor and signed a declaration ensuring the state holds the federal government harmless from claims. Federal funds will cover the work. The Highway Department was authorized to buy new trucks and equipment for 42950 dollars from unspent bid-price savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta P
Reed
York Harbor
Highway Department
President pushes broader bill after Monroney defeat
The President remains against dollar volume criteria and signals more effort on the issue. Previously Kennedy was among those opposing a similar amendment when it failed 50-48, suggesting continued campaign to rally support and shape the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroney
Kennedy
Canadian National withdraws petition to abandon Island Falls to Portland rail service
The Canadian National Railway pulled a petition to abandon summertime passenger service from Island Falls Vermont to Portland. A spokesman told the Public Utilities Commission the railroad will make one further effort to see what can be done to eliminate a loss in operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Canadian National Railway
Island Falls
Portland
The
Public Utilities Commission
Weather look Portland forecasts easterly breeze
The Portland forecast calls for this afternoon to clear gradually with breezy, seasonable temperatures and northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Tonight remains fair and colder with west to northwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Thursday should be generally fair though with midday cloudiness and a chance of brief showers or snow flurries. Zone 1 temps mid 40s, some cities reach mid 20s at night.
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Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Halifax
Montreal
March Tides High Low Times in A.M P.M
Tide table snippet lists high and low tide times for two days in March. Times include 9:18 and 9:46 A M with 3:07 and 3:31 P M, plus subsequent 9:57 10:19 and 3:47 4:07, and 10:34 10:52 with 4:23 4:42.
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High Low
A. M.P
Courthouse Library Seeks Funds Increase in Augusta
In Augusta, Cumberland County Courthouse library officials ask lawmakers to raise the library appropriation from 2000 to 3000 dollars. Former Attorney General Clement F. Robinson says the library has met costs by selling duplicate law books from a former U. S. District Court branch. Last year the funds ran dry, leaving a 2400 dollar deficit covered by bequests from deceased lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Cumberland County
Clement F. Robinson
Robinson
The
County Bar Association
U. S
Dog License Sales Lag in Saco Ahead of Deadline
City Clerk Clifford A. Purvis reports only 113 dog licenses sold in Saco as the April 1 deadline nears. Last year 980 dogs were licensed. Fees run 1.40 for male and spayed dogs and 5.40 for unaltered females.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford A. Purvis
Purvis
Saco
Judy Strout Hosts 16th Birthday Roller Party
Judy Strout daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Strout of 98 Roe Buck Avenue Saco was guest of honor at a roller skating party last night at the Palace Roller Skating rink Old Orchard Beach in observance of her sixteenth birthday Refreshments were served by the Strouts Attending were Jeannette Gregoire Richard Smith Richard Beal Judy Strout Louise Bertrand William Carvell Larry Villanry Joanne Mullet William Osborne Carol Ivey Jerry Pimpare Roger Poitras Norman Poitras Ray Bennett Don Anderson Tom Harris Evey Osborne James Harris Debe Osborne Charlene Bubier Francis Stone Alan Mullet Priscilla Miles Pamela Miles and Gloria Gregoire
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Strout
Harold Strout
Roebuck Avenue
Saco
Palace Roller Skating Rink
Old Orchard Beach
Strout
Jeannette Gregoire
Richard Smith
Richard Beal
Louise Bertrand
William Carvell
Larry Villandry
Joanne Mullet
William Osborne
Carol Ivey
Jerry Pimpare
Roger Poitras
Norman Poitras
Ray Bennett
Don Anderson
Tom Harris
Evey Osborne
James Harris
Debe Osborne
Charlene Bubier
Francis Stone
Alan Mullett
Priscilla Miles
Pamela Miles
Gloria Gregore
Ban On Nike Zeus Batteries Delayed To 1966
The decision delays deployment of Nike Zeus batteries four years after initial approval of long lead production. Analysts say a defense against Soviet missiles won’t be ready until at least 1966, extending the waiting period for strategic deterrence.
Lawmaker warns bill harms labor and industry
The Republican Labor Council warned the bill would spark labor management unrest, weaken collective bargaining, lower wages and purchasing power, and deter industry. Franklin L. Dagostino of Portland, 33, caused two disturbances at a tense hearing, was jailed after removal from the State House, and pleaded guilty to an intoxication charge with a $20 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Council
Franklin L. Dagostino
Portland
Augusta
State House
U.S. Assures African Leaders of Aid and Help
The source notes a Tuesday meeting where a son met with African delegation leaders, pledging substantial U.S. support and technical assistance for a broad aid plan if the Africans initiate the program. The Soviet Union is expected to respond with moves to counter the offer as debate over the Congo crisis continues in the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
U.S
Soviet Union
Assembly
Congo
Long line of succession bill sent to Senate
A two year thon chapter enacted and sent to the Senate would extend the governor's line of succession and provide emergency succession for other executive and judicial officers. The act would activate only if enemy attack rendered regular office holders unable to serve. JOURNAL WANT ADS ARE WORKERS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Unity Lodge Marks 84th Anniversary Celebration
Unity Lodge and Pine Cone Temple Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters held a public baked bean supper to mark Unity Lodge 84th anniversary. Grand Lodge of Maine grand chancellor Raymond F. Bonney attended. Edward Tibbetts won a special prize. Mrs. Annie Phillips chaired supper arrangements at Saco K of P hall.
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Unity Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Saco K
P. Hall
Pine Cone Temple
Pythian Sisters
Raymond F. Bonney
Gray
Grand Lodge of Maine
Edward Tibbetts
Annie Phillips
Pine Coney Temple
Rebel Flight Engineers Drop Threat of Wildcat Airline Strike
Washington AP a rebel band from the Flight Engineers Coordinating Assembly temporarily halted plans for a wildcat strike against major airlines. The group, representing 2700 of 3500 FEIA members, demanded Western Airlines rehire 124 engineers fired during February’s six day stoppage and urged faster talks with other carriers. Leader AI Kiburis claimed no promise of AFL CIO help and pledged to avoid disrupting work while the presidential peace panel worked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Western Air Lines
Flight Engineers Coordinating Assembly
Births at Webber Hospital Reach Across the Area
List of newborns from March 20 to March 26 at Webber Hospital and surrounding towns. Debra Lee Hubert, Larry Norman MacLeod, Sandra Lynn Fortier, Mary Margaret Nuttal, Michelle Ann Boisvert, Philip Gregory Martel, Robert Anthony EF, Christopher Peter O Neil Jr, Diane Lynn St Ours, Guy Reed Berthiaume, Thomas Alan Welch, Denise Danielle Lacourse, Diane Marie Thurston, Jennifer Colleen Rogers. Also notes that Mrs Rogers is Marlene Fantelli of Saco and family details for maternal grandmother and paternal grandparents.
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Webber Hospital
Roger R. Hubert
Washington Avenue
Saco
Debra Lee
John K. MacLeod
Moody
Larry Norman
Paul R. Fortier
Winter Street
Biddeford
Sandra Lynn
George Nuttal
Cookman Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Mary Margaret
Armand Boisvert
Alfred Street
Michelle Ann
Larry EF
Hanson
Cutts Street
Robert Anthony
Frederick L. O'Neil,jr
Biddeford Pool
Christopher Peter
Ernest St. Ours
Washington Street
Diane Lynn
Roland Berthiaume
South Street
Guy Reed
James Welch
Old Port Road
Kennedbunkport
Thomas Alan
Leo Lacourse
Lyman
Denise Danielle
Germaine Trakas
Eulalie Roy
Finn Fantelli
Somerville, Mass
Lloyd Rogers
Cynthiana
Hollis Man Dies From Accidental CO Poisoning
Arthur F. Bickford 42 of Hollis a machinist at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard was found dead in his car after carbon monoxide poisoning was ruled accidental by a medical examiner. Police say he died about 12 hours earlier as fumes likely seeped through a leaky tailpipe. A Brunswick notice follows about Barbara Ann St Pierre 33 wife of a Brunswick High School baseball coach.
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Hollis
Scarborough
Arthur F. Bickford
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Willis O. Pride
Bickford
Brunswick
Barbara Ann St. Pierre
Brunswick High School
Press Women Prepare For Maine Meeting At Colby College
The annual spring meeting of the Maine Press Radio and TV Women will be held April 15 at Colby College with Miss Ilene McAdoo of Biddeford as president and official hostess at coffee hour after 10 a.m. Registration runs 9 to 10 a.m. A program includes Wilma Rollins and Jeannette Pomeroy, plus Esther Shaw and a Ireland travelogue by Helen Caldwell Cushman. Luncheon follows with reports, a nominating slate, and local members Grace Fitzpatrick and Madeliene Davenport signing up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Maine Press, Radio and Teleview Women's Association
Colby College
Ilene McAdoo
Somerset County Group
Margaret Mitchell
Edith Thayer
Charlotte Michaud
Marion Whooley
Lewiston-Auburn Press Radio TV Group
Roberts Union
Wilma Rollins
Sanfordeachet
Frances Hapgood
Will Take Year To Pick State Postmasters
Portland Maine postmasterships to be filled by temporary appointees may take a year. An aide to Sen Muskie cites Post Office Department criteria changes for delays. Vacancies will be filled after new examinations. several communities listed include Portland Brewer Rumford Freeport Fryeburg Mars Hill Boothbay Harbor Lubec Woodland Jonesport Vassalborough Old Orchard Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
Sen
Muskie
Robert M. Huse
Portland Evening Express
Post Office Department
Huse
Brewer
Rumford
Freeport
Fryeburg
Mars Hill
Boothbay Harbor
Lubec Woodland
Jonesport
Vassalborouch
Old Orchard Beach
State
Brief Spring Weather Ends in Maine Snow and Rain
Maine's first spell of spring weather ended today as rain and snow moved in and cooler temperatures took over after five sunny days. Southwestern Maine saw about a half inch of rain before clearing began, while Augusta and areas north reported up to two inches of snow. Sugarloaf Mountain and Saddleback reported fresh snow, and clearing was expected to spread across the state with cooler temperatures than in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
Augusta
Sugarloaf Mountain
Saddleback
Rangeley
Senate Confirms Dozen Ambassadors
Washington reports the Senate approved 12 Kennedy nominees including nine ambassadors and the U S commissioner of education. Notable picks include Harvard professors J Kenneth Galbraith to India and Edwin O Reischauer to Japan plus Sterling M McMurrin of the University of Utah as education chief and Aaron S Brown to Nicaragua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
U. S
Harvard
J. Kenneth Galbraith
India
Edwin O. Reischauer
Japan
Sterling M. McMurrin
University of Utah
Aaron S. Brown
New Hampshire
Nicaragua
Engineer Arthur Pratt Dies at 68 in Bath Hospital
Arthur L. Pratt, 68, engineer at Hyde Windlass Co and prominent in Bath civic life, died Tuesday in a Bath hospital. Pratt was a former city councilor and a member of the Bath Lions Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Arthur L. Pratt
Hyde Windlass Co
Pratt
Bath Lions Club
Millinocket Native Coach Robert St Pierre Dies in Portland
Robert St Pierre a Millinocket native and amateur golfer of some note died Tuesday at a Portland hospital. He earned local fame for his golfing and coached teams before his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert St. Pierre
Portland
Millinocket
Couple Expecting Triplets Sees Bonus Quad Arrive
HOLYOKE Mass A family of six expands to ten as Mrs Raymond J Feyre 35 delivers quadruplets instead of triplets The father a 38 year old insurance agent was told to sit down before the news The babies weigh 3 pounds 5 ounces to 3 pounds 13 ounces and were due in May all in incubators with the mother described as excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Mass
Raymond J. Feyre
Local youth begins eight weeks of basic training at Fort Dix
Robert A. Jacobs, 18, of Saco, enters eight weeks of basic training with G Company, 4th Training Regiment at Fort Dix under the 1955 Reserve Forces Act. He will receive general military instruction and a two week leave after the initial eight weeks, then six months of active duty training before home-town duty with an Army Reserve or National Guard unit. Jacobs is son of Mr and Mrs Alden Jacobs of Biddeford and husband of Rochelle Lemieux. he attended Biddeford High School.
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G Company
4Th Training Regiment
Fort Dix
N. J
Robert A. Jacobs
Saco
Jacobs
RFA
National Guard
Alden Jacobs
Biddeford
Rochelle Lemieux
Biddeford High School
Four States All Set To Ratify YC Elections
Four states Texas Ohio Kansas and New Hampshire moved to ratify a constitutional amendment granting District of Columbia residents voting rights in presidential elections. Congress approved the amendment last year but Washington D C remains under federal governance. The effort awaits action by state legislatures to reach the 38th state threshold.
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Washington
District of Columsia
Texas
Ohio
Kansas
New Hampshire
Texas House
Texas Senate
Ohio Senate
Senate
D. C
Congress
Corbett Jury Debating Murder Verdict in Coors Case
The Corbett murder trial jury resumes deliberations after ten hours without a verdict. The case centers on Joseph Corbett Jr. accused of abducting and killing Adolph Coors in February 1960, with a potential verdict of acquittal or first-degree murder carrying life in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden
Colo
Joseph Corbett Jr
Corbett
Adolph
Jefferson County
California
Chino
Calif
Air Force
Biddeford youth begins eight weeks at Fort Dix
Philippe W. Vire Jr., 20, son of Mr and Mrs Philippe W. Vire Sr of Biddeford, starts eight weeks of basic training at Fort Dix New Jersey with A company 2nd Training Regiment Infantry. After initial instruction he gets two weeks leave then eight weeks advanced training or transfer to another post or specialist schools. Before enlistment he graduated from St Louis High School and worked at Bagley s Red and White in Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dix
N. J
Philippe W. Vire, Jr
Philippe W. Vire
Summer Street
Biddeford
U. S. Army Training Center
Infantry
Army Wire
St. Louis
Museum pieces show homemade weapons by WWII airmen
Dayton Ohio AP reports at Wright Patterson Air Force Museum a display of knives from bed slats hand carved guns wire cutters from ice skate blades and other improvised tools created by American airmen held in German POW camps during World War II. Royal Dr Frey, the museum’s reference and research chief and a former WWII pilot, leads the exhibit interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, Ohio
Air Force Museum
Wright-Patterson Base
Royal Dr. Frey
Kennedy plans long term urban renewal and housing loan program
Kennedy proposes a major housing and urban renewal package with 3.19 billion dollars in new spending authority, including 2.5 billion for urban renewal commitments over four years with projected 10 year actual spending. The plan also envisions 40 year loans for moderate income families, expanding access beyond displaced residents to those ineligible for public housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter Homes
Kennedy
Weaver
Congress
Fire destroys rural farmstand in Dedham
A Tuesday night blaze caused by barn wiring destroyed a rural farmstand in Dedham, leaving three people homeless. Mr. and Mrs. Charles FE Johnson and Mrs. Johnson's 90 year old mother, Mrs. Mary York, lost most of their possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Charles FE. Johnson
Johnson
Mary_York
Titan Missile Nears Combat Readiness After Test Flight
Cape Canaveral report shows a 5000 mile test flight of a Titan missile prototype moving toward combat readiness. The 90 foot rocket hit a Atlantic target after 30 minutes and 17000 mph. All objectives were met. Earlier, a Face-B guided missile lost power and exploded during an 800 mile launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Flame
Atlantic
Air Force
Donation Voted By Evangeline Rebekah Lodge
Evangeline Rebekah lodge at Odd Fellows hall Biddeford voted a donation to the United Cerebral Palsy fund last night. The meeting accepted an invitation from Olive Rebekah lodge Kennebunk to host Mrs Ruby Packard chaplain Mrs Beatrice Kabel soloist and Mrs Helen Daly musician for conferring of degrees at Guest Officers night on April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Cerebral Palsy Fund
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Olive Rebekah Lodge
Kennebunk
Ruby Packard
Beatrice Kabel
Helen Daly
Ethel Benson
Sanford
Avis Briggs
Old Orchard Beach
Evangeline Lodge
Evelyn Gammon
Assembly
Nellie Wallace
Noble Grand
Noble
Saco Rebekah Lodge
Wallace
Elizabeth Smart
Mary Jones
Nuclear Attack Warning Issued in Northeast
A federal official, Edward F. Phelps Jr. of the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization, said a nuclear attack would trigger emergency rationing of a radical kind. A national self triggering plan for economic controls is ready, with focus on undamaged areas in the northeast as the initial action after an all-out attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Edward F. Phelps, Jr
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Phelps
Rioting Dents Fort Lauderdale Beach After Campus Dance
Thousands of college students filled the oceanfront and beach strip while police cleared the area. About 150 people were arrested for public drinking or disorderly conduct as two municipal court sessions prepared to handle a backlog from the weekend. Sheriff Michel and Mayor Johns commented on the night’s order, and officers used nightsticks and loudspeakers to keep crowds moving.
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Fort Lauderdale
Alan Michel
Johns
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Roy
Journal
Jean Edward Martel
Flag Pond Road
Philip Gregory
Philip Lovell
Ellsworth
Philip R. Lovell
Hale and Hamlin
Lovell
Union Trust Co
Maine Coast Memorial Hospital
Maine Seacoast Missionary Society
City Civil Defense Organization
Dedham Home
Bolduc
Alfred St
Dial
Titan
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