Death notices: Mrs. Sarah W. Talbot of Kennebunk
Mrs. Sarah W. Talbot 83 of Kennebunk died at home after a long illness. Born April 12 1889 in East Machias she taught in the Kennebunk school system and was a member of the Retired Teachers Association. Survived by her husband J Harold, three sons a daughter a brother four sisters ten grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Private services will be held tomorrow at Bibber Memorial Chapel with interment in Hope Cemetery Kennebunk.
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Bibber
Weather Sketch for Portland Tonight and Tuesday
The forecast shows light snow likely in the north and rain to the south tonight with lows ranging from the upper 20s in the north to the mid 30s in the south. Tuesday brings snow in the north and rain in the south with highs in the 30s to 40s.
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Portland
Mass of the Resurrection for Miss Alice Pothier at St Andre
Miss Alice M Pothier 77 of 24 Bacon St Biddeford died suddenly Saturday. Born July 31 1895 in Cambridge MA she was the daughter of Octave and Sarah Leclerc Pothier. A Webber Hospital retiree she was a St Andre Church communicant. Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery Biddeford. Emond Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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St Andre Church
Biddeford
Alice M. Pothier
Bacon St
Miss Pothier
Cambridge
Mass
Octave
Sarah (Leclerc) Pothier
Webber Hospital
Operettist Rudolf Frim died at age 92 in Hollywood
Rudolf Frim, Prague born operetta composer and pianist famed for Rose Marie and The Vagabond King, died after a long illness at Presbyterian Hospital. He entered Oct 5 for undisclosed illness, had prior internal bleeding in February, and was 92. He is remembered as a major figure alongside Herbert and Romberg with 33 operettas and many other works.
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Hollywood
Rudolf Frim
If ‘Rose Marie
Presbyterian Hospital
Victor Herbert
Sigmund Romberg
Frim
Saco Man Cited for HUD Incentive Award
Norman Denton of 51 Promenade Ave Saco received HUD Region 1 special achievement award for exemplary performance among 63 New England employees honored for incentive awards.
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Saco
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
New England
Norman Denton
Promenade Ave
Funeral Directors in Saco Maine Listings
Funeral homes in Saco Maine are listed with addresses and phone numbers for Shumway and Gross at 35 Spring Street, Dennett and Craig at 365 Main Street, Emond's Funeral Home with 284 5511, and Frank X. Emond with J P Conroy. The contact details include 284 5611 and 282 0562.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Saco
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Maine
Tel
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P Conroy
St. Saco
Young Burns Fairfield Music Boosters Meet Tonight
Members plan a 7 30 p m business meeting at Burns Junior High School Saco for the Young Burns Fairfield Music Boosters. A coffee hour for Webber Hospital Auxiliary volunteers follows at10 a m Saturday hosted by Mrs DeMalne Goose Rocks Beach.
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Young-Burns- Fairfield Music Boosters
Burns Junior High School
Saco
Webber Hospital
William DeMalne
Goose Rocks Beach
E. J. Rowell
Goldwater Jet Proves Swift Aid For Shooting Victim
Senator Barry Goldwater diverted his private jet from Wichita to Arizona home to transport 14 year old Tommy Essman of Gladstone Missouri to Kansas City for emergency eye surgery after a hunting accident near Goodland Kansas. Essman remained in fair condition after surgery.
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Kansas City
Barry Goldwater
Iivate
Wichita
Arizona
Hays
Kan
Tommy Essman
Gladstone
Earl Dearinger
Goodland
Federal Aviation Administration
Goldwater
Anthony Kan
Jerry Morgan
Russell
Morgan
Municipal Air Terminal
Arizona Republican
Senator Goldwater
Dearinger
Selectmen Postpone Meeting in Kennebunk
Kennebunk officials delay the regular Tuesday Board of Selectmen meeting to November 21 due to a conflict with the 159th Annual Dinner Meeting of the Kennebunk Fire Society scheduled for the same evening.
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Kennebunk
Board of Selectmen
Kennebunk Fire Society
Selectmen
Colson Defends First Amendment at New England Editors Meeting
Charles Colson special counsel to President Nixon criticized Ben Bradlee of the Washington Post and CBS for linking the White House to Watergate. He called Post journalism irresponsible and McCarthy like, while praising most reporting as objective guardians of truth. Colson argued reforms will improve the federal government and noted Nixon did not win the 1972 election.
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Charles W. Colson
M. Nixon
Bill Ryan
The
Hartford Times
New England Society of Newspaper Editors
Shawmut Inn
Colson
Phoo
Cecil Munson
Charles Colson
Richard Nixon
Washington
Ben Bradlee
Washington Post
Nixon
Brabee
Post
CBS
White House
Joseph McCarthy
Robbery at Genesi's Variety Store in Biddeford
Police report two armed men robbed Genesi's Variety Store on Elm Street Biddeford Saturday obtaining between 150 and 200 dollars. The assailants were described as young and high on pot. Lt Joseph Beal said investigators continue examining the case.
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Genesi’s
Elm Street
Biddeford
Joseph Beal
Fall Kills Seaman At Brunswick Base
A Navy enlisted man William Jeter 21 of Union South Carolina died after falling into a 25 foot drainage ditch at the Brunswick Naval Air Station Annex Topsham police said he landed on a tree stump and was injured Sunday night after being rushed to hospital and later transferred to Chelsea Naval Hospital in Massachusetts.
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Opsham
Maine
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Topsham
William Jeter
Union
S.C
Jeter
Brunswick Regional Memorial Hospital
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Massachusetts
Nixon Sojourns To Maryland Retreat
President Nixon flew to his Camp David retreat to spend over a week shaping his second term reforms of the executive branch. Accompanying him were White House chief of staff H R Halleman domestic adviser John Ehrlichman and assistants Tod Hullen and Lawrence Higby.
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Washington
Nixon
Camp David
White House
H. R. Halleman
John Ehrlichman
Tod Hullen
Lawrence Higby
Journal Want Ads Want You To Read Want Ads
Classified readers are invited to explore the journal’s want ads section for buying selling and personal notices. Scattered listings cover jobs goods services and announcements across multiple sections.
Two Car Accidents Reported in Saco This Weekend
Police reported two minor accidents in Saco on Saturday. Thomas H. Ranaghan drove a Portland man into a tree on Seaside Avenue causing 450 dollars in damage. At 6 30 p m a collision on North Street involved David Knight of Georgetown and Stephen Ange of Saco with damages of 200 and 75 dollars respectively.
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Saco
Thomas H. Ranaghan
Portland
Seaside Avenue
David Knight
Georgetown
Mass
Stephen Ange
Fairfield St
North Street
Knight
Ange
Biddeford Mattress Blaze Quelled By Firefighters
Biddeford firefighters quelled a mattress fire in a field owned by Napoleon Caouette on Guinea Road. A booster line was used to extinguish the blaze Saturday. officials did not cite a cause for the mattress fire.
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Biddeford
Napoleon Caouette
Guinea Road
Mekong Delta battles escalate amid raids and Viet Cong plans
In three adjoining provinces of the southwestern Mekong Delta the Sai Gon command reported 14 government and 18 enemy troops killed and 36 Saigon soldiers wounded. Viet Cong vows intensified attacks to pressure Nixon to sign the Paris cease-fire accord. In Laos, 51 rockets hit Luang Prabang airfield wounding two Laotian airmen and damaging five planes.
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Mekong
Saigon
Viet Cong
Nixon
Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Laos
Luang Prabang
Vientiane
Adult Education and Community Services Unite in Biddeford
Biddeford Adult Education Department launches a program blending adult education with community services. Senior Citizens will receive nurse visits at LeFoyer, health program discussions, first aid guidance, and diabetes testing at no charge. Contact LeFoyer for details.
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Biddeford
John B. Simpson
Simpson
Public Health
LeFoyer
Ellen O'Leary
Jacques Millette
Gaille Heseltine
le Foyer
Senior Citizens Center
Supreme Reached at Cambridge on Trial Interruptions
Ellsberg said the court’s ruling reflected attitudes toward delaying the trial rather than the merits and predicted no resume date. Russo criticized government tactics and Nixon election timing. The defense sought access to wiretap records and a hearing, but Byrne and the San Francisco court ruled the log irrelevant and denied access.
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Cambridge
Mass
Ellsberg
Elisberg
Los Angeles
Russo
Supreme Court
Nixon
Spiro T. Agrew
Pentagon
Byrne
Federal District Court
U.S. Circuit Court
San Francisco
Sopcels
Passengers In Orlando Shootout End Hijack Flight
The DC9 hijacked Friday traversed multiple cities including Jackson, Cleveland, Toronto, and Havana. FBI sharpshooters at McCoy Air Force Base fired four tires ending the escape. Passengers Johnson and Robinson were injured. Captain Haas praised for courage as Johnson received a standing ovation on return.
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Page One
Orlando
Johnson
Miami
FBI
Buchanan
Bill Haas
la Grande
Tenn
Alabama
Jackson
Miss
Cleveland
Ohio
Toronto
Canada
Lexington
Chattanooga
Havana
Key West
Oak Ridge
Nixon
Florida White House
Key Biscayne
Fla
Neal Ball
Haas
Fidel Castro
McCoy Air Force Base
Miami International Airport
Frank Robinson
Tampa
Cuba
Alvin Fortson
Trumann, Ark
Washinton Avenue residents drop charges against inspector
Saco residents withdraw specific charges against Building Inspector Robert Atwood after council officials said evidence must be documented before action. Mayor Berton Braley will review the letter stating the council has enough information to act.
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Michael Spath
Washinton Avenue
Saco
Robert Atwood
Berton Braley
Donald Chretien
Atwood
Braley
Edward Keating
Zoning Board of Appeals
York County Superior Court
Deviopers
Cale linked to two men in Knoxville case
William V Curd said he is Cale s father and Moore s stepfather with the two men described as half brothers using aliases Detroit police note Cale s mother shares an address with Moore in Detroit Cale was convicted in Oliver Springs Tenn in 1970 for stealing 400 from a department store and served time in a Nashville prison before work release The center supervisor recalled Cale s mixed record during supervision period
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Knoxville
Tenn
William V. Curd
Cale
Moore
Detroit
Tennessee
Oliver Springs
State
Nashville
Tennessee State University
Lost white cat with blue and gray eyes in Biddeford
All white cat with one blue eye and one gray eye lost near Granite and High Streets. Reward of $5 offers $284 5358 for return.
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Granite and
High Sts
Biddeford
Biddeford Public Hearing on Liquor and Dance Licenses
Municipal Officers of Biddeford will hold a public hearing in City Council Chambers on November 20 1972 at 7 30 P M to consider applications for club Malt Liquor and Vinous licenses at Biddeford Aerie 804 Fraternal Order of Eagles 57 Birch St Colonial Hut Inc 66 Alfred St and L Union St Jean Baptiste D Amerique 50 Adams St for special amusement for dancing and entertainment and licenses for Club Malt Liquor and vinous at these locations.
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L’union St. Jean Baptiste D’amerique
Adams St
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Sarah W. Talbot
Los Angeles Tees
Operettist
Saco Man
Memoriam
Harold E. Mooers
Evangeline Club
Rebekah Lodge
Lewis Wormwood
Ferry Road
York County Women’s Auxiliary
Maine Medical Association
Kennebunkport
Peg Lavigne
Janet Deschenes
Bunk Selectmen
Fall
Seaman
Brunswick Base
Maryland
Kenduskeag Plaza
Bangor
Grandma Moses
Norwood
Camp Ellis
George Norwood
Robert Pate
N.F.D.A
Dennett
Craig
Legals
AnSco
By Andy Scontras
Ansco Realty & Appraisal CO
Main St
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