Local personals note vacation and hospital updates
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Feters of Atlantic avenue vacation in Washington DC. Joseph Arthur Bergeron of Guin ea road is a patient at Webber hospital. Mrs. Leo Cyr of 179 Cleaves street Biddeford has returned home from Notre Dame hospital. Miss Jeannette Lacroix of 3 Tachereau avenue Biddeford is a surgical patient at Webber hospital. Joseph T. Barth of 70 Casco avenue Ocean Park was taken home from Webber hospital by ambulance Sunday. Miss Anne Cochrane of Biddeford and Mrs. Pandora Button with Mrs. Florence Benson of Old Orchard Beach have returned after a visit in Quebec. Atty. and Mrs. David Marshall and family and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Horne and family of Old Orchard Beach were among area residents motoring in the White Mountains Sun. Deborah Love of Saco has been pledged to Chi Omega at Denison University in Granville Ohio, transferring from Bradford Junior College. Mrs. Rose Allard of 69 Graham street and Mrs. Roland Pothier of 42 Acorn street Biddeford attended funeral services for Mrs. Josephine Howe in Brunswick. Mrs. Allard represented Earle N. Howe of Cleveland Tenn who could not attend. Mrs. John Payne, formerly Ruth Flood Tarr, and Mrs. Margaret Nelson of Prince Edward Island have returned after visiting Payne’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Heffernan of Highland street Biddeford. They were joined by Mrs. John Flood, mother of Mrs. Payne, who will winter in Prince Edward Island with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Feters
Atlantic Avenue
Washington, D. C
Joseph Arthur Bergeron
Guinea Road
Webber Hospital
Leo Cyr
Cleaves Street
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
Jeannette Lacroix
Tachereau Avenue
Joseph T. Barth
Casco Avenue
Ocean Park
Anne Cochrane
Pandora Button
Florence Benson
Old Orchard Beach
Quebec
Atty
David Marshall
Harold Horne
White Mountains
Deborah Love
George D. Love
Saco
Chi Omega National Sorority
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Bradford Junior College
Rose Allard
Graham Street
Roland Pothier
Acorn Street
Brunswick
Josephine Howe
Margaret Nelson
Prince Edward Island
Mrs. Rachel Sheriff 79 Dies in Portland Jewish Home
Mrs. Rachel Sheriff 79 wife of Joseph Sheriff of Portland died at the Jewish Home for the Aged after residing there for a year and a half. Born Rachel Polakewich in Lumser Poland she later lived in Biddeford and Portland. She belonged to Etz Chaim Shaarey Tohiloh Mizrachi Women Ha dassah and Portland Hebrew School Sisterhood. She leaves two stepchildren Samuel Sheriff and Mrs Es ther Brenner plus relatives. Funeral Sunday at 1 pm at Congregation Etz Chaim with burial in Mt Sinai Cemetery Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Polakewich Sheriff
Joseph Sheriff
Portland
Jewish Home For the
Saurday
Lumser
Poland
David
Jennie Polakewich
Max Horne
Alfred
Biddeford
Sheriff
Jewish Home For the Aged Auxiliary
Etz, Chaim and Shaarey Tohiloh Synagogue
Mizrachi Women
Hadassah
Portland Hebrew School
Samuel Sheriff
Cambridge
Mass
Esther Brenner
Miami
Fla
Bernard Weinstein
Lewis Polakewich
Saco
Anne Polakewich
Raymona Polakewich
Paul Polakewich
New Jersey
Dora Hartman
Emma _ Polakewich
Haverhill
Congregation Etz Chaim Synagogue
Morris Bekritsky
Mt. Sinai
Local club and council meetings listed for Tuesday and tonight
SS MEAWISS Biddeford V. F. W. post meets at 7 30 tonight in City building. Notre Dame Council Union St Jean Baptiste meets Tuesday at 7 30 at Notre Dame school Beach St Saco. Dames Rochambeau club meets tonight at 7 30 at Main St hall Biddeford. WSCS School Street Methodist Church Saco meets tomorrow night at 7 15 replacing 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford V. F. W. Post
Notre Dame Council
Union St. Jean Baptiste
Notre Dame School
Beach Street
Saco
Dames Rochambeau Club
Main Street
Biddeford
WSCS
School Street Methodist Church
Church notes. multiple meetings in Saco area
The Prayer Fellowship of Lyman Baptist meets Tuesday at 9 30 a m at the parsonage. Home League of Saco Salvation Army meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Catholic Women's club of Most Holy Trinity meets Monday at 8 p m in Notre Dame de Lourdes hall Beach street. Finance committee and Christian Education boards of Saco United Baptist meet Tuesday at 7 p m at the church. First in a series of workshops for the Saco United Baptist Christmas fair Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prayer Fellowship
Lyman Baptist Church
The
Saco Salvation Army
Catholic Women's Club
Most Holy Trinity Church
Saco
Notre Dame de Lourdes School Hall
Beach Street
Finance Committee
Boards of Christian Education
Saco United Baptist Church
Bangor Man Killed in Virginia Plane Crash
Victor J. Voutour 23 formerly of Bangor Maine died in a light plane crash near South Norfolk Virginia after takeoff. His companion Richard J. Rutkowski 22 also perished. Voutour was owner and pilot and served as Coast Guard engine man aboard the cutter Cherokee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Norfolk
Victor J. Voutour
Maine
Richard J. Rutkowski
Voutour
Coast Guard
Italian shoemaker Antonio Benevento dies at 69 in Saco
Antonio Benevento 69 a native of Italy died suddenly at his home 39 Pleasant street Saco after 20 years in the community He was a shoemaker employed by local concerns a communicant of Most Holy Trinity church Surviving John of Portland Felix and William Benevento Lynn Mass a brother Michael Benevento Lynn Mass 12 grandchildren and one nephew Services Thursday at Caggiano funeral home Lynn burial Swampscott Preliminary arrangements by Shumway funeral home Saco
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Benevento
Pleasant Street
Saco
Italy
Most Holy Trinity Church of
John of Portland
Felix
William
Benevento
Lynn
Mass
Michael Benevento
Caggiano
Washington Street
Swampscott
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring Street
Funeral services held for Mrs. Robert Bergeron
Funeral services for Mrs. Robert Bergeron of 143 Pool Street were held this morning at St. Andre's Church. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Aime Giguere celebrated a solemn high Mass of requiem assisted by Rev. Robert T. Martel and Rev. Gerard J. Parent. Music by St. Andre's male quartet and organist Mrs. Laura Lauzen Proulx accompanied by Ste. Anne Sodality ribbon bearers and bearers. Interment in St. Joseph Cemetery with committal prayers by Rev. Gerard J. Parent. Out of town relatives included Henri Desmarais of Dover New Hampshire and Mr. and Mrs. Renal Couture, Mrs. Frederick Sperry, and Richard Cote of Hartford Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bergeron
Pool Street
St. Andre’s Church
Aime Giguere
Robert T. Martel
Gerard J. Parent
St. Andre's Church
Laura Lauzen Proulx
Ste. Anne Sodality
Lucien Doyon
Dover
N. H
Renal’ Couture
Frederick Sperry
Richard Cote
Hartford
Conn
Funeral Services for Leo TN Le doux of Goodwins Mills
Funeral services held at St. Joseph church for Leo TN Le doux of Goodwins Mills. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Elie Hevey celebrated a solemn high mass of requiem. Bearers named. burial followed with committal prayers. Out-of-town relatives listed from Goodwins Mills, Rochester NH, New York City, and Kennebunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo TN. Ledoux
Goodwins Mills
St. Joseph Church
Elie Hevey
Marc Franck
Norman Carrier
Paul Ruel
Leo Millard
Raymond Binette
Roger Ledoux
Paul Desjardins
Richard Ledoux
St. Joseph Cemetery
Sylvio Levesque
Sylvio Ledoux
Lorraine Ledoux
George Tibbetts
Rochester
N. H
Yvonne Krause
Beatrice Baer
New York City
Zoe Morrissette
Kennebunk
Funeral services for Paul H Emery in Greeley Colorado
Funeral services for Paul H Emery of Greeley Colorado set for tomorrow at 10 am at Buxton Lower Corner Cemetery. Rev H Lewis Cutler of Second Congregational Biddeford will officiate at the committal rites. Emery a Biddeford native and brother of the late Judge George L Emery of Saco. Dennett and Craig funeral home in Saco directs arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H Emery
Greeley
Colo
Buxton Lower Corner
H. Lewis Cutler
Second Congregational Church
Biddeford
George L. Emery
Saco
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Eisenhower Becomes Oldest U S President At Oath
President Eisenhower is reported as the oldest person to take the U S presidency. The Library of Congress cannot confirm the precise moment, but it occurs in the early afternoon as he succeeds John F. Jackson, with his 70th birthday upcoming on October 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Library of Congress
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
Jackson
California to Overtake New York as Largest State in 1970
The U.S. Bureau of the Census projects California will surpass New York to become the most populous state in 1970. The estimate highlights ongoing population shifts and demographic trends affecting regional rankings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bureau of the Census
California
New York
The Weather Fair in Portland and Maine towns
This afternoon shows sunny and mild conditions with westerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Tonight and Tuesday will be fair and cool with northwest winds 5 to 15 mph and temperatures ranging from near 70 in Zone 1 to near 40 in cooler locations including Caribou 42 and Portland 48, Mt. Wash 30, Halifax 49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Halifax
Brown Grant Nuptials Held At Wells Church
Judith Louise Grant and Donald Charles Brown wed at Wells Second Congregational Church with Rev. Lewis A. Chase officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Virginia Grant and Francis L. Grant, wore white silk organza and lace. maid of honor wore pale blue. Best man was Robert E. Brown. reception followed at the groom’s parents’ home. They will reside on Sanford Road, Wells, after a White Mountains honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Second Congregational Church
Judith Louise Grant
Donald Charles Brown
Lewis A. Chase
Chase
Virginia Grant
Moody
Wells
Francis L. Grant
Pompano Beach
Fla
William A. Brown
Sanford Road
Geraldine Brock
South Berwick
Robert E. Brown
Ogunquit
Donnell Lord
Dennis Sayward
Judith Matthews
Mary Clarrage
White Mountains
Brown
Wells High School
Community Trust Company
Limestone Declared Largest Town in Aroostook County
Robert W. Burgess, VA 5 Census Bureau director in Washington, reports Limestone’s revised preliminary population at 13 053. The count includes Loring Air Force Base personnel previously counted with Caswell Plantation, making Limestone the largest town in Aroostook County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limestone
Robert W. Burgess
Washington
Limestones
Bernard M.cameron
Burgess
Loring Air Force Base
Caswell
Aroostook County
Kennedy Nixon Vote Survey Highlights Tossup States
A page one analysis splits 178 pivotal votes among six large states New York California Pennsylvania Ohio Texas Michigan with Kennedy showing possible edge in Ohio and Texas. Religious factors hurt Kennedy especially in the South and parts of California while aiding in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
California
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Texas
Michi Fa
Kennedy
Nixon
South
Illinois
Arizona
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Picket Row Over Tank Plant Labor Dispute Continues
The 56 protesting workers claim they were fired for hiring unskilled labor when New England Tank began operations. Ryan's union covers 23 men. others belong to the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers of America. Gov. Reed calls it a federal matter and actions will be at that level. Minor incidents include eggs and tomatoes thrown at vehicles and blockages near Searsport. two pickets say they were struck by a car outside the gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Ryan
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers of America
Reed
Searsport
Joanne Angis Weds Theodore Atwood In Beach Ceremony
Miss Joanne M Angis daughter of Scarborough reads vows with Theodore P Atwood of Portland at St Margaret church Old Orchard Beach A reception followed at AMVETS hall They plan to reside at 38 Casco Street Portland Both are Scarborough High graduates Miss Angis employed by New England Telephone and Telegraph Company Her husband served in the U S Air Force and works for Central Maine Power Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret Church
Old Orchard Beach
Joanne M. Angis
Joseph P. Angis
Scarborough
Theodore P. Atwood
Portland
John D. Atwood
Easley
D. C
Edward F. Walsh
St. Margaret Quartet
Antonio Boisvert
Jean Caputi
Haverhill
Mass
Kathryn Angis
New York City
Casco Street
Scarborough High School
Stolen Cash and WWI Rifle Reported in Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach police investigate two break ins on Atlantic Avenue. A register loot of 50 to 60 dollars and a World War I Remington rifle taken from the VFW parade rack. The VFW offers a 50 dollar reward for rifle return. The rifle’s vintage makes it dangerous with modern shells. Rifle supplied by Federal government. theft is federal offense, FBI jurisdiction. Both cases under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach Country Club
VFW
Atlantic Avenue
FBI
Lachance to Campaign With Warner Allies in Biddeford Race
Lachance a Biddeford native and union leader presses support from Fred Warner and allied candidates. A World War II Marine and Purple Heart recipient, he rose through Local 406 to vice president roles and chairs on the Biddeford Saco Joint Board. He cites labor leadership as key to Biddeford’s future and endorses Warner slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Warner
Lachance
Biddeford
St. Joseph Church
Rachelle Desnoyers
St. Joseph School
Lachances
Fogg Avenue
Biddeford-Saco Joint Board
Saco- Lowell
Peppere] Manufacturing Company
Delorge Baking Company
Maine State Federated Labor Council
Portland
Catholic patriotism under attack prompts Supreme Court justice warning
Associate Justice F. Harold Dubord of the Maine Supreme Court told a Bangor banquet after the Red Mass that attacks on Catholic patriotism are rampant across the country. He noted Catholics have held nearly every government post without subverting the Constitution during his remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
F. Harold Dubord
Maine Supreme Court
Cars Run Off Road In Two Saco Accidents
Two accidents reported to Saco police Saturday night involved cars leaving the roadway. On Ross road Eugene F. Moody Jr. and three passengers escaped injury after his car hit a tree. damage about 300 dollars. On Ferry road James J. Damato lost control, broke a guard rail, and landed on a lawn. damage about 150 dollars. Damato and passenger David Houser escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Ross Road
Ferry Road
Eugene F. Moody, Jr
Moody
James Moody
Dale Stone
Gerry Marston
James J. Damato
Wrentham
Mass
Lloyd Anderson
Damato
David Houser
Arlington
Bus Charters For Recital In Portland Performance
The Charles Way Shannon music club students of Miss Ruth Olive Roberts, Saco, chartered a bus to attend Lorin Hollander’s piano recital at Portland City Hall Wednesday night, sponsored by St. Joseph college music department. Hollander, a 16 year old virtuoso, has appeared with the New York Philharmonic and on major broadcasts. Proceeds fund a grand piano for St Joseph college music hall in North Windham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Way Shannon Music Club
Ruth Olive Roberts
Saco
Lorin Hollander
Portland City Hall
St. Joseph College Music Department
Miss Roberts
Hollander
van Cliburn
San Antonio
Tex
Perry Como
Caregie Hall
New York Philharmonic
New York
Lewisohn Stadium
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Denver
Spokane
Birmingham
Toledo
Corpus Christi
Leon Barzin
National Orchestral Association
Portland
Bach
Beethoven
Schumann
Chopin
Ravel
Prokofieff
Priscilla Morneault
Congress Square
St Joseph College
North Windham
College Music Hall
Trinity Guild Hosts Coffee at Craig Home in Saco
An informal coffee hour sponsored by the Trinity guild of Trinity Episcopal Church was held at 72 Summer street in Saco. Attendees included Mrs. Henry Begley, Mrs. Urbain Roberge Jr., Mrs. Robert Moody, Miss Gertrude Atkinson, Miss Violet Atkinson, Miss Beatrice Atkinson, and many others along with Rev. T. S. Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kk. Craig
Summer Street
Saco
Trinity Guild of
Trinity Episcopal Church
Henry Begley
Urbain Roberge, Jr
Robert Moody
James S. Ward, Jr
Joseph W. Cummings, Jr
Gertrude Atkinson
Violet Atkinson
Beatrice Atkinson
Gerald van Fleet
Gilbert Anderson
Joseph Hannaford
Carl Dennett
Kaye Schaffer
Helen Johnson
Ella Barth
Harry Tabor
Russell Smart
Benjamin Westgate
R. L. Kendall
Ethel Berwick
Helen Mahoney
Albion M. Benton
J. Ralph Larochelle
T. S. Knox
Grocers re-elect Poland Spring leader as president
The Maine State Grocers Association re-elected William M. Lambert of Lewiston as president. Elected officers include Gardner Morrill Harrison and W. M. Wiley of Bangor as vice presidents, Fred W. Richardson of South Portland as treasurer, and Arthur H. Charles of Portland as executive director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grocers
Maine State Grocers Association
William M. Lambert
Lewiston
Gardner Morrill
Harrison
W. M. Wiley
Bangor
Fred W. Richardson
South Portland
Arthur H. Charles
Portland
Bath man mauled by lion at Simpson Farm
John Brown a 51 year old Bath resident and part time farm worker was severely clawed on the right arm by a lion at Simpson Animal Farm Sunday. Police say he patted the animal before it suddenly attacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
John Brown
Bath
Simpson Animal Farm
Brown
Perfect Record Lights Up Monmouth Handicap Field
Oceanport New Jersey Eddie Arcaro guided First Landing to victory in the $112 000 Monmouth Handicap his fourth straight win in the event Arcaro previously rode Nashua Dedicate and Bold Ruler to success with Sword Dane the 1959 winner under Willie Shoemaker joins the notable string.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanport
N. J
Eddie Arcaro
Monmouth
Joc
Arccaro
Nashua
Dedicate
Bold Ruler
Sword Dane
Willie Shoemaker
Iwon
Beach K of C Planned Events Near Old Orchard Beach
Six-Point program committee of Rev. James J. Mullen council Knights of Columbus met at St. Margaret parish hall in Old Orchard Beach to outline monthly events. October includes a Columbus Day radio broadcast with Biddeford and Saco councils and a recognition night. November features Ladies Night, memorial Mass, and a Thanksgiving basket donation. December plans Christmas cribs and flowers. January hosts New Year’s Eve party, whist, and a family Communion Sunday. February presents a St. Valentine’s dance, Catholic press demonstration, and baked bean supper. March plans a Founders’ Night supper and Past Grand Knights’ Recognition night. Attendees include Alcide Bolduc, Emile Belanger, Lewis Fowler, Louis DeAngelis, Lucien Huot, Robert Limbert, Brenden Crosby, and James Foley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Mullen
Knights of Columbus
St. Margaret Parish Hall
Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford
Saco
Grand Knights
Alcide Bolduc
Emile Belanger
Lewis Fowler
Louis DeAngelis
Lucien Huot
Robert Limbert
Brenden Crosby
Crosby
James Foley
Publicily
GE strike halts Lynn Everett Pittsfield plants picket clash
Police used a human wedge to move supervisory staff into Lynn and Everett plants as 25 000 GE workers nationwide walk out in a 12 01 a m EDT Sunday IUE strike. Skirmishes occurred at Lynn with pickets pushing back and two IVE reps knocked down while some workers were paid during the standstill and negotiations continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Everett
Pittsfield
Obert A. Burns
Burns
New England
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Mass
Burlington
International Union of Electric Workers
Lynn Police
Mee
Pai
Big River Works
Main Gate
Worcester
Girl Scout Troop 28 elects officers at Biddeford Scout hall
Biddeford Girl Scout Troop 28 elected officers during a Saturday meeting at the Scout hall on Pool Street. Elected were Lu cavity Neault as first patrol leader and Carolyn Hartley as second patrol leader with Candace Lawrence as assistant and Lavie Car men as troop secretary. Members in the first patrol include Nancy Houle Leslie Lawrence Nancy Perry Christine Pomerleau Lucette Neault Carolyn Hartley and Suzanne Baiguy. Second patrol includes Susan Boucher Patricia Grenier Louise Letellier Ethel Tousignant Candace Lawrence Colette Lapierre Claudette Boisvert Nancy Demeule Elaine Frechette and Claire Landry. The troop will enter a decorated float in the Community Chest parade and held musical chairs during activity hour. Attendees included Mrs Calixte Gauvin leader Mrs Joseph Hartley assistant leader Carolyn Hartley Christine Pomerleau Lucelle Neault Suzanne Baiguy Susan Boucher Nancy Perry Nancy Houle Claudette Boisvert Nancy Demeule Elaine Frechette Col lette Lapierre Candace and Leslie Lawrence Patricia Grenier Ethel Tousignant Louise Letellier and Carmen Lavoie. Elaine Landry was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Pool Street
Lucette Neaule
Carolyn Hartley
Susan Boucher
Candace Lawrence
Carmen Lavie
Nancy Houle
Leslie Lawrence
Nancy Perry
Christine Pomerleau
Lucette Neault
Suzanne Baiguy
Candace
Patricia Grenier
Ethel Tousignant
Louise Letellier
Carmen Lavoie
Elaine Landry
Youthful Hunter Fined For Rushing The Season
A 19 year old Kennebunkport youth was fined 45 dollars by Judge Hilary Mahaney in Saco Municipal Court for hunting violations including migratory birds with an automatic loading shotgun. Gary McLean pleaded guilty to closed season and shotgun charges, receiving 25 and 20 dollar fines respectively. Other local court actions included fines for unregistered vehicles, driving without inspections, and licenses, with several cases continued or bail set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport
Hilary Mahaney
Saco
Gary McLean
Mahaney
McLean
Robert Louis Lapointe
Jeanette Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Daniel L. Howard
Spring Street
Oliver A. Plante, Jr
Grove Avenue
Dorothy Tsiokas
Wesley Boulevard
John F. Robinson
Simpson Road
Helen Turo
Limerick
Turo
Marriage Intentions Filed in Biddeford and Nearby
Marriage intentions on file at the Biddeford city clerk’s office include Noel Cyr of Biddeford and Lauriette street, and Annette I. Laflamme of 29 Fall Street Biddeford. William E. Staples of Bath and Laur ette B. Mailhot of 14 Raymond, Fernand L. Laflamme of 12 West Myrtle Biddeford, and Beverly J. Demers of Sanford. Gustave A. Gagne of 15 King Street and Reinette C. Gagne of 150 Granite Street, both of Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Noel Cyr
Laurier Street
Annette I. Laflamme
Fall Street
William E. Staples
Cumming Street
Bath
Laurette B. Mailhot
Raymond Street
Fernand L. Laflamme
Myrtle Street
Beverly J. Demers
Sanford
Gustave A. Gagne
King Street
Reinette C. Gagne
Granite Street
Reed Defends Maine Campaign as Misunderstandings Cited
Governor Reed absolves Mapes and campaign group over Maine Press Association controversy about a late news conference. He pins the friction on miscommunications between Chick Evans and Sid Cullen and notes favorable Nixon reception in Bangor. Reed also says Lodge may visit Maine, but he cannot confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapes
Maine Press Association
MPA
Reed
Rangeley
Bethel
Sidney R. Cullen
Rockland
Chick Evans
Sid Cullen
Evans
Blaine Evans
Cullen
Nixon
Bangor
Maine
Khrushchev calls for willingness to reach disarmament agreement
The Khrushchev attack coincides with the UN General Assembly waiting for new efforts to unite Khrushchev and Eisenhower. The President signaled Sunday night he is not ready to meet while Soviet behavior continues. Khrushchev said a meeting should occur only if the President shows a genuine desire to agree. He warned against naive expectations of confinement until an accord is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
General Assembly
Eisenhower
U.S
Maine political talks mix telecasts and forests
Governor discusses arranging live telecasts while Reed notes scheduling uncertainties for conferences. Coffin wires readiness to coordinate a statewide program with WMTW TV and the Forest Product Council to boost forestry, reforestation, and private public cooperation. Miss Lucia Cormier, candidate for U S Senate, cites security concerns as top voter issue. Opponent accuses James C. Oliver of lacking water pollution experience while Peter Garland questions Oliver’s 1958 59 anti pollution funding claims under a Democratic governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Coffin
MPA
MPA Sunday, That He Will Be Glad To Work Out Details For the Program, Whic
Wmtw-Tv
Jack+ man
Maine
Forest Product Council
Portland
Lucia M. Cormier
U.S. Senate
James C. Oliver
Olve
Peter A. Garlan
Oliver
Maine Ha
Garland
Hound Dog drill tests civil defense units Sunday
About 800 civil defense members from counties joined in Operation Hound Dog exercises at Auburn Municipal Airport Denmark and Norway. The drill included mass feeding, rescue, hospital work, and a 10 minute shelter drill in Lewiston and Auburn while mock evacuations covered Brunswick Durham and Lisbon. The Swedish tradition referenced a Pope's election as a joke in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Brunswick
Durham
Lisbon
Lewiston
CD Uni
Aburn
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Mrs
Rachel Sheriff
SS Meawiss
James P. Murphy Co., Inc
Lewiston, Maine
Rep
Roland Collette
Charles Murphy
Mfg
Vermont Monumental Works
Elm ST
Atlantic
W. J. Provost
West Scarboro
Dial
L. R. Joncas
Old Orcard
Wellington
Leo R. Ledoux
Paul H. Emery
Lke
Brown-Grant
Joanne Angis
Trinity Guild
Craig
Beach K. of C
Girl Scout Troop
Hunter
Henry Cabot Lodge
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
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