Christmas club payments rise across four banks
A Journal survey shows the four Biddeford Saco area banks will mail $571 084 13 in Christmas club checks on November 12, up from $516 532 53 a year ago. The Pepperell Trust, York County Savings, Saco Biddeford Savings, and Biddeford Savings issue checks to thousands of local accounts with most funds staying in the area as shoppers spend locally.
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Heavy turnout in Biddeford Saco and Old Orchard Beach
Voters in Biddeford Saco and Old Orchard Beach turnout strong in crisp November weather. By 11 a.m. Biddeford Ward 7 reported 600 votes and Ward 5 350, with estimates of over 2,000 votes in Biddeford and more than 10,000 total. Saco totals reached 150 in Wards 1 and 2 by 11 a.m., with six wards heavy. over 6,000 votes anticipated there. Old Orchard Beach near 1,500 predicted, polling hours set to 7 p.m. The state expects Maine’s highest presidential vote, with Nixon and Kennedy race wide.
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School Open House Set For Biddeford
Biddeford St Louis High joins two Education Week events this week with Rev Brother Albert announcing a November 14 evening program. Open house for Biddeford public schools to be observed next week per Supt Paul Larrabee with elementary schedules noted.
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Some Places May Ran Out Of Ballots
Maine election officials worry over possible ballot shortages after printing more than half a million ballots for 466 000 registered voters. Deputy Secretary Pa A MacDonald reports record turnout expectations and says extra ballots were shipped, with towns Fryeburg Phillips Madrid Rangeley listed and more on the way. The Daily Kennebec Journal notes heavy vote yet smooth operation and a liquor referendum ballot absence in Old Town Ward 6.
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Deadlocked jurors in Finch case face third trial
In Los Angeles three jurors dispute key witness Cody’s testimony, keeping Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff in a murder case stalemate after two long trials. Nine jurors urge first degree murder while three favor second degree. Third trial set for Jan. 3 with a new judge and jury.
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Chuckle on Banuts and Pop Made Big Shots
A lighthearted note credits small tricks for fame, saying some kids grew big by a playful pop rather than a banut. Copr Gen. Fea. Corp. caption.
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Nixon Crowds to Final Push as Election Day Nears
Vice President Richard Nixon returns to California after a 7200 mile cross country tour that included Alaska and Illinois, awaiting national results. Nixon delivered a Chicago TV address urging voters to choose the candidate best suited to lead America, alongside running mate Henry Cabot Lodge.
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Kennedy Votes Early with Jacqueline in Boston
Sen. John F. Kennedy and wife Jacqueline votes early at Branca Public Library in Boston as thousands cheer outside. The couple, accompanied by assistants, depart for Logan Airport then to Hyannis Port while crowds praise the presidential hopeful on a cold November morning.
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Prosecutor Hears Name Was Next On Death List
In West Palm Beach a courtroom confession tied Floyd A. Holzapfel to plotting the murder of Circuit Judge Chillingworth and his wife for $2000. Holzapfel accused Joseph A. Peel Jr. of hiring him and George David Lincoln to kill the judge, while Peel denied involvement and faced murder charges linked to the 1955 disappearance.
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