Directors Named By Hospital Group
The Webber Hospital Association held its annual meeting in Biddeford electing five directors for four-year terms: Joseph S. Audie, Walter H. Burke, Stuart V. Flavin, Treehie B. Maxwell, and Atty Edwin G. Walker. President John Rogers unable to attend. Adelbert M. Jakeman Sr. presided and read Rogers’s report noting Aug 11 accreditation by the Joint Commission, for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber Hospital Association
Nurses Home
Biddeford
Joseph S. Audie
Walter H. Burke
Stuart V. Flavin
Treehie B. Maxwell
Atty
Edwin G. Walker
John Rogers
Adelbert M. Jakeman Sr
Rogers
Joint Commission of Accreditation
Maxwell
Paul S. Hill Jr
Chhief
Irvin Dorfman
Carleton F. Davis
Jakeman
M. Abbott Pendergast
Gaulin Unveils Four Point Program for Biddeford
Biddeford Democratic mayoral candidate Ed ward F Gaulin announced a four point program to expand scholarship funding, streamline city administration, attract new industry with state and federal help, and adopt flexible zoning and urban renewal. He urged bipartisan support and noted scholarships are urgently needed to help Biddeford’s youth access higher education.
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Biddeford
Atty
Edward F. Gaulin
Gaulin
Biddeford, Io
Joke Caption About Ambition and Marriage
A humorous line that claims most girls aim to make a man a good husband, attributed to TM WRR General Feature Corp. The wry remark reflects midcentury gender roles and social humor rather than a news event.
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Fea. Corp
Explosion at Saigon airport injures 22
A terrorist bomb exploded in a restaurant at Saigon airport wounding 18 Americans and at least four Vietnamese. Among the injured were 11 U.S. airmen, three Army men, three civilians, and one American Air Force officer badly hurt while outside the restaurant. Initial reports suggested a mortar attack.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Air Force
U.S
Air Viet Nam
Bien Hoa
Singapore
Viet Nam
Normand Declares Candidacy for Ward 6 Council Seat
Normand Roger F. Normand of 30 Cutts Street Biddeford announced his bid for Ward 6 councilman on the Willie Pom erleau Republican ticket. A St Louis High School graduate and U S Army veteran, he belongs to Luke E Hart Council Knights of Columbus and the Republican Social Club. He is married to Lucille Montpas and they have three children Susan 6 David 4 and Carol two months. He works as a plant watchman at Pepperell Mfg Co.
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Roger F. Normand
Cutts
Biddeford
Willie Pomerleau
Normand
St Louis
Luke E. Hart Council
Knights of Columbus
Republican Social Club
Lucille Montpas
Su‘san
David
Carol
The
Pepperell Mfg. Co
Union To Seek Voluntary Wage Increase At Pepperell
Washington AP reports unions plan a meeting with Pepperell Manufacturing and Local 305 to request a voluntary five percent wage increase. The action follows two 5 percent raises for southern workers, while the contract runs to April 1966 with a re-opening clause. Leaders highlight subsidies to cotton textiles and wage gaps versus other industries. Representatives from Local 305 and national TWUA Cotton and Lewiston groups will attend.
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Pepperell Mfg. Co
Textile Workers Union of America
AFL — Cio
Michael Schoonjans
Peppere
Pepperell
Schoonjans
U.S
T.W.U.A
Victor Canzano
Lewiston
Dennis Blais
Alexander Anastasoff
Israel Shevenell
Thomas LeBlanc
Ralph Oliver
Donald Nolette
Lionel St. Louis
Rachel Krasko
Bernard F. Brady
Connse
Terrorist bomb at Saigon airport wounds Americans and others
News At A Glance reports a terrorist blast demolishing a restaurant at Saigon airport injuring 18 Americans and at least four Vietnamese. Other items note DPRK and Soviet shakeups, U A R diplomats alleged in a kidnapping box plot, Carlson Americans held, U S appeals, Air Force Pacific tour, Ball rebounding NATO talks, and Johnson celebrating his 30th wedding anniversary with Mrs Johnson.
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Saigon
U.A.R
Cairo
Nikia Khrushchev
United States
Paul Carlson
Washington
Air Force
Pacific
George W. Ball
Europe
Johnson
Cassette Backed For Ward 1 Alderman Nomination
Aldermanic incumbent Gerard Cassette won Republican committee backing for Ward 1 nomination. Saco native, St Louis High School alum, World War II veteran, dairy operator, married to Pauline Metayer with six children seeks a third term.
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Gerard Cassette
Republican Committee
Bassatte
Boom Road
Saco
Cassette
St. Louis High School
Pauline Metayer
Reed certifies Tupper election in Maine's 1st District
Gov. Reed issued a certificate of election to U. S. Rep. Stanley R. Tupper after the secretary of state tabulated results showing Tupper with 95,398 votes to Kenneth Curtis's 95,195. Curtis sought a recount delay, arguing potential errors. Reed stated the certificate does not preclude Curtis's recount request.
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Gov. Reed
Tupper
Maine
Congress
Kenneth M. Curtis
Executive Council
Curtis
Council
Stanley R. Tupper
Reed
Meserve Endorsed In Ward 4 By Republican Committee
Ralph H. Meserve was unanimously endorsed as aldermanic candidate by the Ward 4 Republican Committee in Saco. Meserve, a long-time Ward 4 resident and Central Maine Power Co. coordinator, was joined by endorsements for C. Russell Herrmann as warden and Mrs. Charles Pendleton as ward clerk. The gathering at Twomey’s home also named Raymond Carter ward chairman and elected delegates to the City Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. Meserve
Republican Committee
Saco
Brendan Twomey
Meserve
Ward 4
Central Maine Power Co
Hall Ave
Ruth
Nancy
Thornton Academy
Betty Jean Roberge
Ferry Road
First Parish Congregational Church
Saco Lodge
A.F
A.M
C. Russell Herrmann
Charles Pendleton
Raymond Carter
Twomey
William Cyril
Carter
Raymond Gannon Jr
Harold P. Waight
Dinsmore Worthing
William Kang
Raymond Gannon
Women Clerks Affected By Gas In County Jail Incident
Tear gas used to quiet two prisoners in the Androscoggin County jail Tuesday afternoon seeped out into the main floor of the county building and affected women clerks. The gas did not reach the second floor where the superior court was in session.
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Auburn
Androscoggin County
Superior Court
Reay Nominated For Mayor At Saco Democratic Caucus
Paul Reay was unanimously nominated by Saco Democrats at the caucus for the Dec. 14 municipal election. Reay thanked the party and pledged a down to earth campaign with the slogan In Unity There Is Strength. Seaver was nominated for the school committee and Adam Sangillo was chosen caucus chair.
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Reay
Saco
Democratic Caucus
Paul Reay
Saco Democrats
Democratic City Committee
Donald McCone
City Committee
Democratic Social Club
Reny
Seaver
McCone
Adam Sangillo
Phyllis Deschambeault
Democratic
Fernand Precourt
Gilman E. Seaver
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Webber Hospital Board of Directors
Hospital Association
Webber Nurses Home
Archie
B. Maxwell
Bill’s TV Center
Main Street
Saco Dial
Linoleum CO
Alfred Street
Roger F, Normand
Maine Linoleum Co
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Associated Press
Legion of Honor
High Court of
Chicago
Maine State Court
Donald LaBranche
Lafayette Court
Catholic Order of Foresters
Emery Street
Ernest T. Whitten
Henry J. Smart
Charles Gilpatrice Jr
Joseph T. Curran
Donald Guay
Richard Murray Sr
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