John F Xaphes Announces Candidacy for Mayor
John F Xaphes of 304 Alfred Street announced his bid for mayor as Republican candidate in the December election. A former city treasurer under the 1963 64 administration, he vows a vigorous two party system and is unopposed in the Republican primary. He lists credentials including law practice, numerous court admissions, and active civic roles with Pomerleau & Xaphes and local committees.
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Atty
John F. Xaphes
Alfred St
Xaphes
Willie Pomerleau
Boston University School of Business Administration
Portland University Law School
Maine
Pomerleau
al Technical and’ Vocational Center Committee
Aphes
Republican Party
Reny Heads Ticket At Saco Democratic Caucus
Mayor Paul E. Reny accepted the Democratic nomination for re election at City Hall with Rep. Camille Bedard naming him. The ceremony included school committee candidate Charles Mistos and aldermen wardens and ward clerks for seven wards. Mistos urged prudent budgeting and education access while Reny praised his administration and pledged to use the knowledge gained.
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Saco
Paul E. Reny
City Hall
Alcide Deschambeault
Mostos
Reny
Mi ‘Tos
David Rossignol
Theresa Hamner
Pauline Chretien
Charles Gilpatric
Ernest Chenard
Ethel Cowgill
Joseph Curran
Richard Libby
Lorraine Ketchjum
Donald Guay
Donald McCone
Grace Bouchard
Eisenhower Diagnosed With Mild Angina at Fort Gordon
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower is diagnosed with a mild angina pectoris episode at Fort Gordon Army Hospital. Doctors say he may be well again in about two weeks and note it is not a repeat heart attack. He remains in an oxygen tent, alert and in good spirits, after chest pains during a Augusta vacation.
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FT. Gordon
Ft. Gordon Army Hospital
Thomas Mattingly
Eisenhower
Denver
Harry Harper
Augusta
Ft. Gordon Army _s Hospital
National Golf Club
Thomas W. Mattingly
John Eisenhower
Mattingly
Eisenhowers
Chuckles on the New Superhighways
A light caption noting the new interstates speed travelers to distant cities in five hours whether they wish to go or not. It cites a corporate feature source.
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WRR
Fea, Corp
No Journal On Holiday Observance
The Biddeford Saco Journal will not publish tomorrow in observance of Veterans Day. News will resume on the following publication day.
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Biddeford-Saco
Power Returns as Lights Reignite Across Northeast
After a 10 hour blackout from New York to Canada, power returned in early morning hours. New York subways and commuter trains resumed as officials planned a federal probe while residents faced work disruptions and mixed relief. The outage affected up to 30 million people across eight states and Canada, with hospitals and essential services restoring power amid a wary calm.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Manhattan
Texas White House
Boston
Johnson
Pentagon
Washington-Moscow
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Vermont
Rhode Island
Toronto
Ottawa
Canada
Federal Power Commission
FBI
Oper
Belair and Camire Enter Biddeford City Council Race
Jean Belair of 177 South St and veteran Ward 3 councilor Henry Camire announced bids for December city elections Belair seeks at large seat Camire seeks third ward seat Both Democrats back Leo Lemire for mayor Camire long time community and church volunteer with four children Belair longtime Biddeford resident with four children and prior managerial experience in groceries and retail duties
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Jean Belair
South St
Biddeford
Henry Camire
Belair
Camire
Leo Lemire
Raymond St
St. Andre’s Church
St. Andre’s School
Jeannette Cyr
Reynald
Doris
Richard
Priscilla
St. Andre's Credit Union
St. Andre’s P.F.T.A
Sacred Heart League
Democratic Club
Catholic Order of Foresters
Beaupre’s Gas and Electric Co
Bates Mfg. Co
C.I.C
Robert
Joan
Norman
St. Jean Baptiste Society
Notre Dame Institute
Alfred
St. Joseph's Grammar School
St. Louis High School
Belaire
Hannaford Bros
Warren Furniture Co
Vandals smear Thornton Academy buildings with paint
Saco police warned tonight that anyone found near Thornton Academy without good cause faces trespassing charges and vandals painting the Linnell gymnasium and other school buildings with yellow blue and gold paint could be charged with malicious mischief. Patrolman Thomas Knox reported the discovery at 1 30 a m. The words St Louis will beat T A and were painted on walls doors and windows. The season ending game between Thornton and St Louis is slated for tomorrow at St Louis field.
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Saco
Robert Foran
Thornton Academy
Academy
Thomas Knox
Foran
St. Louis
T. A
Linnell
Locke
Ziddeford
Brother Richard
St. Louis High School
Robert Bowie
Thornton
St. Louis Footeall
St. Louis Field
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C. J. Xaphes
St. Joseph’s E Parochial School
Paul E. Reay
Charles Mistos
Fernand Precourt
Reny Mistos
Ernest Whitten
Richard Murray
Saco Democrat Caucus
Saco Democratic City Committee and Social Club
Lke
Army Public Information Center
Sey Sook
Maine Linoleum CO
Alfred Street
Dial
Faul ST
Ritz Dress Shop Oper
Old Orchard Street
Old Orchard Beach
N. Y
Logan International Airport
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Ator
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Fifth Avenue
Times Square
Massachusetts State Prison
Atkinson
RUG Sale
Saco Grange
Saco Junior Grange
Arthur Littlefield
Susan Smith
Linda Littlefield
Rachel Smith
Drew Scamman
Debbie Gillespie
Susan Stevens
Joan Fortney
Ceres
Saco-Lowell Shops
James Lombard
Shapiro Oil
Bradley Street
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