State C Of C Honors Two Maine Companies
A Maine State Chamber of Commerce banquet at Pepperell hall Biddeford honored Pepperell Manufacturing and S. D. Warren for over a century of service with plaques. Bernard F. Brady of Pepperell and George Olmsted Jr. of S. D. Warren received the awards as the 72nd annual meeting concluded. The group announced a program to keep Maine taxpayers aware of economic conditions and freedoms amid a 74 percent federal tax claim and widespread tolls on income as part of a broader resolution on fiscal policy.
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Maine
Maine State Chamber of Commerce
Pepperell Hall
Biddeford
Chambers
Bernard F. Brady
Pepperell Manufacturing Company
Lewiston
George Olmsted, Jr
S. D. Warren Company
Cumberland Mills
Ardiner
United Stas
Chamber
Stanley J
Industry Bond Vote Approved in Maine Referendum
The official canvass of the October 10 referendum shows Maine voters approved by a 720 vote margin a controversial amendment to allow cities and towns to borrow money for industrial development.
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Augusta
Maine
Algerian Rioters Clash With Police in Paris
Twenty thousand Algerians rioted through rain in anticurfew protests in Paris. Gunfire and clashes left two dead and 64 seriously injured among police and demonstrators. Over 11,500 rioters were arrested as curb on Algerian crowds prompted identity checks and deportations.
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Paris
FLN
National Liberation Front
Algeria
U S Berlin Garrison In War Games Are Named
Nearly half of West Berlin's 6,500 man U S garrison took part in a three day readiness test with tanks and armored carriers moving from barracks to the Grunewald Forest in the American sector. Berliners waved as the troops passed and social events and church notices follow in the paragraph.
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Berlin
West Berlin
U.S
Grunewald Forest
Army
Chuckle on Life Liberty and Green Stamps
A humorous note claims every American is entitled to life liberty and the pursuit of green stamps, credited to Copt. Gen. Fea Corp.
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Fea Corp
Potter’s Furniture Hires Top Delivery Man
Potters Furniture seeks a capable delivery man for year round salary and fringe benefits. Ambitious courteous applicants who can handle furniture should contact Mr. Potter at once. Interviews confidential for a permanent position.
Deschambault Seeks Fifth Term as Reelect Bid
Old Orchard Beach High School was emptied after a call to threaten a bomb. Police, fire crews, and state inspector searched the building for two hours with no device found. The incident interrupted classes for 293 students and forced lunch shifts at nearby schools. Mayor Clement Deschambault announced his bid for a fifth term in Biddeford, stressing ongoing projects including Biddeford High School, the airport, and industrial park, and endorsing the 701 planning survey.
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Old Orchard Beach High School
Doris Ellingwood
Herbert Bean
Frank Lawler
Old Orchard Beach
Lawler
John Clark
Louis Wharff
Lawrence Dolby
Federal School
Jameson School
Clement H. Deschambault
Biddeford
Deschambault
James W. Sewall Company
Old Town
Whitman and Howard Engineering
Albert C
Bedard Appeals Drunk Driving Conviction in High Court
Rep. Camille Bedard of Saco, 69, appealed his drunken driving conviction in Old Orchard Beach to York County Superior Court. He waived a hearing, with attorney David K. Marshall, entering a not guilty plea for the January term. The warrant was signed by an official not fully listed in the readable text.
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Camille Bedard
Saco
Old Orchard Trial Justice Court
York County
Superior Court
Bedard
David K. Marshall
Old Orchard Beach
Khrushchev predicts imperialism doomed to fall to socialism
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev declared at the 22nd Soviet Communist party congress that imperialism will collapse and socialism will triumph globally by 1980. He told over 4,000 delegates at the Kremlin Palace that capitalism is being replaced as the socialist system proves its superiority, noting industrial wages and peasant incomes have risen while unemployment is eliminated. Continued on Page Two.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Kremlin
Kremlin Palace of Congresses
Hold
Soviet Union
Biddeford Man To Head Kennebunk Liquor Store
J Arthur Boissonneault of Biddeford has been named manager of the new Kennebunk state liquor store at 66 Main Street. He will start Saturday with a formal opening ceremony attended by the commissioner and guests. Boissonneault, a 483 Pool Road resident, previously worked two years at the Biddeford store and served as assistant manager for over five years. He studied at St Andre grammar school Biddeford and Victoriaville Commercial College in Canada.
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J. Arthur Boissonneault
Biddeford
Kennebunk
Main Street
State Liquor Commission
Pool Road
Boissonneault
St.Andre Grammar School
Victoriaville Commercial College
Canada
Maine schools hinder industrial growth in Maine says official
University of Maine development director Donald Taverner told the Governor's Educational Television Cost Committee that Maine's mediocre education deters Boston businessmen from relocating or expanding here. He noted executives prefer Chestnut Hill Newton and Wellesley schools for their children.
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Augusta
University of Maine
Maine
Donald Taverner
Educational Television Cost Committee
Boston
Chestnut Hill
Newton
Wellesley
Taverner
Troop 308 Organizes Auxiliary at St Joseph Parish Hall
A new group named Troop 308 auxiliary was organized last night at St Joseph parish hall. Officers were elected with Mrs Ruby Charland as president, Mrs Paulette Millette as vice president, Mrs Jeannette Caya as treasurer, Mrs Rita Lamb as secretary, Mrs Marguerite Simard as dues collector, and Mrs Lucille as a listed officer.
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Leonard Emmons
Daughters of Ruth
First Universalist Church
Biddeford
Ethel Roberts
Guy Burnham
Paul McIntyre
Harry Smith
Wilbur Dewey
Ben Wood
Miss Roberts
Walter Hutchins
Trinity Episcopal Church Parish House
Guild
DAR
Universalist Church
Harry Gowen
McIntyre
Hutchins
John Dickerson
Sigma Delta
Emmons
Troop 308
St. Joseph Parish Hall
Ruby Charland
Paulette Millette
Jeannette Caya
Rita Lamb
Marguerite Simard
Lucille
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State C. of C
U.S. Berlin
Maine Carpet Co
Alfred Street
Ens
Mary Alphonse
St. Joseph High School
Albert L. Pearce
McArthur Library
Elaine Dubois
Aline Lebel
Jeannine Labbe
Vivian Lambert
Rachel Theroux
Pearce
Gloria Masse
Jean Lefarque
Saco First Parish Congregational Church
Women's Fellowship Group
Urbain Rohberge, Jr
Gilbert Harrison, Jr
Lloyd An
Derson
J. Allen Jasper
Walter McKenney
Robert Hunt
Anthony Aufiero
New York
Harry Aufiero
Kennebunk Liquor Store
Sukalas
Alice Welch Barney
Portland Sea Hawks
THE
Murphy Club
New Bedford
Mass
St. Louis
Dutremble
Murphy’s Music
Liggett’s
Doran
Archie
Variety
Laco
Percy
Scammon
Biddeford-Saco Lions Club
Sneider's
Alfred St
Best Brands
Sneider
Sneider’s
Simard’s
Central Theatre
Sasasasaf
SASAS
West Street
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