Chinese Walkout At Moscow Viet Nam Aid Ceremony
In Red Square, Communist Chinese diplomats walked out as Soviet defense minister Malinovsky accused China of obstructing bloc aid to North Viet Nam. It was the second walkout in 24 hours, following a Chinese diplomat’s earlier protest at a Kremlin event.
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Moscow
Red Square
Peking
Viet Nam
Marshal Rodion Y. Malinovsky
United States
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Malinovsky
China
Hanoi
Kremlin
Arvid Y. Pershe
Malinovsky Calls US Leader of Imperialist Camp
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Malinovsky denounced the United States as the head of an imperialist bloc whose criminal actions in Vietnam and other parts of Asia heightened the risk of a new world war.
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Malinovsky
United States
Viet Nam
Asia
Visit To Togus Is Planned By Hart Council
During yesterday's Luke E. Hart Council Fourth Degree meeting in Biddeford plans were set for Operation Wheel chair to visit Togus on Sunday. Members meet 6:30 a.m. at the hall on Washington Street and expect to arrive about 8:30 a.m. Wives invited. Faithful Navigator Roland Millette read letters of appreciation for the Fourth Degree's joint installation with the Third Degree and Auxiliary on Sept. 24. An exemplification is planned in Biddeford on Oct. 8, 1967, with a commemorative service at Old Orchard Beach on Nov. 13 for deceased members Rene Cote, Romeo Gregoire, Lawrence Larrabee, Adelard Letarte and Louis Perreault. A purser, Roland Boucher, presented a financial report.
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Luke E. Hart
Biddeford
Knights of Columbus
Old Orchard Beach
Rene Cote
Romeo Gregoire
Lawrence Larrabee
Adelard Letarte
Louis Perreault
Roland Boucher
Purser
Le Foyer Whist Party Weekend Winners and High Scores
Whist parties at Le Foyer Biddeford corner Foss and Pool Streets directed by a committee listed. Winners of special prizes included Oliva Perreault Belin Aryette Medley Beaulieu Flora Lambert Corey Tapley Ilva Jones Alma Caron. High scorers were Arthur Boulduc and Aurore Soucy with consolation to Antoinette Chretien. Other prizes went to Claudette Couture Edward Caron Alphonsine Bolduc Joseph Toronian and more. Saturday winners were Edward Caron James Beaulieu Claudette Warner Delia Normand Alma Beaudoin Elizabeth Dube with high scorer James Beau.
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le Foyer
Foss
Pool Streets
Biddeford
Bernice Beaulieu
Antoinette Chretien
Elizabeth Dube
Rolande Villeneuve
Medley Beaulieu
Lucienne Chouinard
Claudia Beaudoin
Joseph Chouinard
Wilfred Morin
Oliva Perreault
Mabel Aryette
Flora Lambert
Corey Tapley
Ilva Jones
Division One AOH elects officers in Biddeford meeting
Division One Ancient Order of Hibernians elected officers at St. John’s Hall Biddeford. Elected were Cornelius Hector president Clarence Kennedy vice president Thomas Breen financial secretary William A Doran recording secretary John Cleary sentinel James Hector sergeant at arms Joseph Kerry treasurer Edward Lane standing committee chair. Installation set for December 4 with sports nights planned after the 1966 67 basketball season.
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Ancient
Order of Hibernians
St. John’s Hall
Fire destroys L P Fisher Memorial School in Woodstock
In Woodstock New Brunswick a fire caused by electrical faults gutted the L P Fisher Memorial School with losses estimated at 350000. Fire Chief Michael Corbett said the blaze began in the basement and the building was a total loss. Keu and Antoinette Chretien won the consolation prize, while Jora Lambert Lina Bald Delia Normand and Agnes Caron received other awards. The organizing committee announced another event to be held this weekend at the hall with Le Foyer hosting its annual whist party on Saturday.
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Woodstock
N.B
L.P. Fisher Memorial School
Michael Corbett
Kennebunk Voting Opens as Ambulance Reaches Patient
The Kennebunk polls open at 9 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. Friday updates note an ambulance took Mrs. Ray Gordon of Brown Street to Webber Hospital in Biddeford. Various local residents and visitors, including the Leech and Smith families, were involved in trips, visits, and a hunting party at Lake Cheesuncook.
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Kennebunk Fire Department
Ray Gordon
Brown Street
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
A. Wesley Leech
Kennebunk, and Sons
Robert Leech
Richard Leech
Wells
Paul Shoemaker
Michael Dioko
Vernon Pritchet
Bangor
Elwyn
Vernon Whitcher
Fletcher Street
Charles Whitcher
Emma Eliot
Ida ‘Sargent
Nellie Stowell
Maude Whitcher
Plymouth
N.H
James Whitcher
Webber Hostel
Whitcher
Henry Smith
Crescent Surf
Maine Receives Grant For Mill Odor Study
The University of Maine has been awarded over 27000 by HEW to study mill odors. Professor Erwin Douglass and four graduate students will lead the project examining odors from Kraft cooking processes involved in pulp production.
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CRONO
University of Maine
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Erwin Douglass
Cess
Tough Talk Works On Two Robbers
In SOUTH PORTLAND AP a 73 year old man defending a variety store used firm words when two would be robbers confronted him. He warned them they would be brain injured and they fled without stealing anything. Police reported the trio then parted with the criminals gone and the store safe.
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South Portland
Josiah Spiller
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Nassan College
Springvale
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Putnam, Conn
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