Survivor recounts ambush near Korean DMZ
Pfc. David E. Bibee, 17, of Ringold Virginia, is the sole survivor of a patrol ambush 15 miles west of Seoul. He describes the surprise attack at 3 15 am during President Johnson visit, the death of seven comrades, and his desperate efforts after being knocked down by a grenade. He reports hearing the attackers speak and notes they wore American style uniforms with earflaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Korea
Seoul
Bibee
Bazaar plans by Biddeford Scout Auxiliary
The Auxil iary to Biddeford Boy Scout ie 308 of St. Joseph's Parish in Biddeford met to organize a children's bazaar set for December 1 2 and 3 in the Scout rooms at St. Joseph's Parish hall. Candy sales and games are planned with another meeting on November 30 for troop committee members. President Mrs Juliette Lessard led the session with several officers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Boy Scout Ie
St. Joseph's Parish
St. Joseph’s Parish
Juliette Lessard
Blanche Poisson
Lucille Croteau
Rita Lamb
Noella Joncas
Marguerite Simard
Therese Mininni
Fernand Gagnon
Gilberte Normand
Ogunquit Woman's Club hosts decorating ideas program
Interior Decorating served as the Ogunquit Woman's Club program theme at the Ogunquit Baptist Church vestry. Guest speaker G C Carpenter of Rye New Hampshire Home Center Decorating Shop demonstrated ideas. About 90 attended including neighboring clubs. Tea hosts were Mrs Jules Voignier and others. next meeting November 16 features 18th Century Food and its Preparation by Mrs Burleigh Ricker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogunquit
Jules Voignier
Malcolm L. Merrill
Helen Graham
William G. Biehler
Tristram Eaton
Henry A. Bissonnette
George Mathews
Martin T. Mace
Ogunquit Methodist Church
Biddeford Registers New Voters By Ward in 1920 List
New voters registered in Biddeford total 9 in ward 1, 21 in ward 2, 30 in ward 3, 25 in ward 4, 31 in ward 5, 28 in ward 6, and 5 in ward 7 per Anne Dutremble chair of the Board of Registration. The article then enumerates names by ward with street addresses for dozens of residents newly registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mew
Biddeford
Board of Registration
Anne Dutremble
Richard Belisle
West St
Arline Chevalier
Hills Beach
Arthur L. Chevalier
Charlotte J. Daigle
Robert Daigle
Edwina W. Gagnon
Evanthia Drive
Helen E. MacDonald
Charles Y. Shaner
Pauline T. Shaner
Thomas S. Arrowsmith
Sullivan St
Aurel Biron
Pool St
Gary D. Boyd
Gove St
Carol J. Desmarais
Clifford St
Paul R. Desmarais
Priscille L. Gagne
Pool St. Hervet Guay
Lafayette St
Robert A. Guignard
Richard A. Hebert
White’s Wharf
Pauline M. Hurley
Cross St
Raynald D. Thibodeau
Anita P. Toussaint
Cleaves St
Andre J. Vigneault
Pike St
Reynold Beaulieu
Free St
Raymond J. Benson
Summer St
Aime C. Blais
Bernard Ave
Angeline Blais
Barbara Jean Boudreau
Foss St
Patricia N Bouthot
Fall St
Alfred O. Gobeil
Hill St
Charles Goudreau
Lucille A. Goudreau
Gilbert P. Heroux
Robert A. Janelle Jr
Shirley A. Janelle
Albert Lefebvre
Norman G., Poirier
Granite St
Albert A. Petrin
Marion E. Reed
Patricia Thibodeau
Ralph P. Thibodeau
Raymond R. Thibodeau
Jeanne T Thompson
Lawrence G. Wiggin Jr
Leon St
Leon St. Ward
David F. Burley
Alfred St
Cecelia F. Cadorette
Andre P. Couture
Belmont St
Ray R. Emerson
Rose E. Faucher
Jefferson St
Steven L. Fleurant
Jean Paul E. Fontaine
Prospect St
Richard F. Fontaine
Harison Ave
Ann S. Fournier
Theodore A. Fournier
Roger W. Hanson
Mt. Vernon St
Carl Pauer Hevey
Myrtle St
Ruth G. Huff
Eugene R. Lacroix
Taschereau
Ralph Lefebvre
Donald M. Masse
Harrison Ave
Gloria B. Masse
Joan M. Nicholas
Annabelle C. Pendleton
Arlene C. Roy
Dupont Ave
Robert G. Roy
John Adams Tilton
Welcome W. Tilton
Mae P. Toussaint
Richard L. Archambault
Jack J. Baker
Elm
Delia M. L. LeBrun
Green St
Marguerite J. Maddox
Priscille Marin
Wentworth St
Albert E. Masse
Linda M. Masse
Clara L. Mercier
Washington St
Roland J. Mercier
Louis P. Nadeau
Adams St
George A. Paul Sr
Main St
Joanne P. Dube
Harvey St
Shirley M. Dubois
West Cutts St
Emelda Fluett
Elm St
Norman J. Gagne
Claudette I. Gauvin
Raymond C. Gauvin
Caroline A. Grattelo
James A. Gr
Hart Council Unit Accents Two Members
Two new members Claire Lizzotte and Joan Paquet were introduced at a Hart Council Unit meeting in Biddeford. Officers presided, reports given, and committees named for the Nov 16 social and the Dec 17 Christmas Party with several members listed for each panel.
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Claire Lizotte
Joan Paquet
Lake E Hart Council
Knights of Columbus
Washington Street
Biddeford
Dorothy Millette
Muriel Duprey
Blanche Chretien
Coleman O'Toole
Paulette Loranger
Yvonne Leblond
Aline Leblond
Jeannette Letourneau
Pauline Neault
Paulette Cantara
Martha Neault
Rita Lamarre
Clarina Gosselin
Reina Roy
Jeannette Roy
Doris Dusseault
Helen Dusseault
Madeline Neault
Rita Reily
Lorraine Lebelle
Madeline Perreault
Annette Ross
Simonne Lapointe
Geraldine Souliere
Aurise Carrier
Henrietta Meserve
Constance Fleurent
Jeannette Guillette
Theresa Drapeau
Claire Carrier
Cecile Gadbois
Gloria St. Piere
Christmas Fair Plans Outlined
St Andre's Home and Hospital Auxiliary held its second meeting outlining the annual tea and Christmas fair on Dec 4 from 2 to 5 pm at the Pool Road home. The event features hand made articles candy and home made pastries with chairmen and committees announced later.
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St. Andre’s
Pool Road
Biddeford
Jean Paul Boucher
George L. Simard
Bernard Walker
Yvonne Bibeau
Wilfred Fortier
Maurice Hebert
George Paradis
Armand E. Reay
Raymond O. Audie
Marc E. Simard
Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awarded to Mulliken
STOCKHOLM Sweden AP The 1966 Nobel Prize in chemistry goes to Prof Robert S Mulliken University of Chicago for his fundamental work on chemical bonds and the electronic structure of molecules by the molecular orbital method He is noted as a former student and professor with ties to Harvard New York University and Chicago and directs the Laboratory of Molecular Structure and Spectra at Chicago The Nobel Physics Prize for 1966 goes to Prof Alfred Kastler of Paris for optical methods to study Hertzian resonances in atoms.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Robert S. Mulliken
University of Chicago
Mulliken
Massachusetts
Swedish Academy of Science
Harvard
New York University
Alfred Kastler
Paris
Royal Swedish Academy of Science
Kastler
Cambodian premier resigns during loyalty pledge at palace
In Phnom Penh Gen Lon Nol announced the government’s resignation at a palace gathering after leaders urged loyalty to Prince Norodom Sihanouk. The move, read at the ceremony, did not disrupt Sihanouk’s control, as he remains the country’s ruler.
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Associated Press
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Lon Nol
Sihanouk
Induction At Biddeford Saco Rotary Meeting
Several new members were inducted at the Biddeford Saco Rotary Club meeting at the Wonderbar Steak House on Washington Street. Atty Daniel Crowley led the ceremony presenting lapel pins a Rotary parchment and an explanatory book. President William Smith conducted the gathering with announcements of an upcoming attendance contest and a visiting Rotarian song fest led by Lendall Smith.
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Biddeford - Saco
Wonderbar
Washington Street
Atty
Daniel Crowley
Rotary Arms
Rotary
William Smith
Albert Deshaies
Lendall Smith
Kennebunk Club
Deshaies
Viet Nam
Veterans Council Finalizes Plans for Parade in Saco
Boucouvalas Dupuis AMVETS Post members finalize Veterans Day Parade plans in Saco. Chairman Robert Libby presides as reviewing stand is to be opposite Biddeford City Building and ceremonies follow at City Theater after the parade.
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Boucouvalas- Dupuis Amvets Post
Spring Street
Saco
Robert Libby
Biddeford City Building
Rosenthal Named Assistant Dean of Men at Colby College
Jonas C. Rosenthal, assistant professor of sociology, is named assistant dean of men at Colby College. He is on leave to finish a doctorate and will begin in the second semester.
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Waterville
Jonas C. Rosenthal
Colby College
Rosenthal
Pope Expected To Request Holiday Truce
Vatican circles anticipate Pope Paul VI will appeal for a Christmas truce in Viet Nam again this year. U S Ambassador Harriman, after a 40 minute meeting, did not rule out a papal call or a permanent cease-fire. The Pope was glad a temporary pause occurred, though not lasting. Harriman is briefing leaders after the Manila summit on Viet Nam.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Paul VI
Viet Nam
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Manila
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Landry
Dept. Delicatessen
Beachway Market
Beach Street
Woman’s Club
ZEIFI
Hart Council
United States Department of Agriculture
Warsaw
Poland
Krakow
London
Sanford Butcher Shop
Ralph Chasse & Son
Rochester Road
Sanford
Armstrong
F.E.T
Size
Briggs
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Rotary Club
Veterans Council
Smitty
Bedell
Frank Handlen
Biddeford Pool
Oxford
Nate
Biddeford Shopping Center
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