Area Dentist Dr Parady Dies After Brief Illness
Dr Thomas E Paraday 71 a longtime Biddeford Saco dentist died at home after a brief illness. Born March 10 1901 in Biddeford he studied at Thornton Academy and Tufts Dental 1925. He served in many local groups and helped start the Saco school dental clinic. Funeral Friday 9:30 from Most Holy Trinity Church with burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery.
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Thomas E. Paraday
Clark St
Saco
Biddeford
Thomas E. and
Mary (Armstrong) Paraday
Thornton Academy
Tufts University School of Dental Medicine
Boston
Paraday
York County Dental Society
Maine Dental Association
American Dental Association
Webber Hospital Medical Staff
Biddeford-Saco
Most Holy Trinity Church
Louise
Megan) Paraday
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Cote Funeral Home
James St
Gedeon Talbot dies after long illness in Biddeford
Gedeon Talbot age 85 of 333 Bank St Fall River died in a local hospital after a long illness. He was born July 21 1886 in Maine and moved to Biddeford area in 1937. He owned a variety store and served as president of the former Canadian National Club in Biddeford. Survivors include multiple siblings and nieces and nephews. Funeral services and visiting hours are arranged in Biddeford with details at Emond Funeral Home.
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Fall River
Mass
Gedeon Talbot
Bank St
Biddeford
Maine
Gedeon
Armoizine (Bruneau) Talbot
Talbot
Canadian National Club
Wilfrid
Williamsett
Louis
Henri
New Hampshire
Paul
Boston
Marcel
Yvette Dakota
Laurette Perreault
Old Orchard Beach
Helen Boisvert
St. Joseph Church
St. Joseph Cemetery
Emond Funeral Home
Hill St
Knights of Columbus to Honor Mrs Gisele Sylvain in Biddeford
Members of the Lake E Hart Council will meet at 7 tonight at the Bolduc Funeral Home in Biddeford to pay respects to Mrs Gisele Sylvain wife of a member. In Alaska signals from a missing plane carrying House Democratic Leader Hale Boggs and three others have been detected by aircraft searching rugged Southeast terrain.
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Lake E. Hart Council
Knights of Columbus of
Biddeford
Bolduc
Alfred St
Gisele Sylvain
Juneau
Alaska
Hale Boggs
Funeral services for Dr Oscar W Perrault
Dr Oscar W Perrault of 30 South Street Biddeford will have funeral services at St Josephs Church on Thursday at 9 30 a m Visiting hours are today at Emond Funeral Home 72 Hill Street Biddeford from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m
Portland Weather Promises Cloudy Skies and Snow Risk
Increasing cloudiness tonight with a chance of snow by morning in southwest sections and lows in the 20s. Mostly cloudy Thursday with a chance of rain or snow along the southern coast and snow elsewhere, highs in the 30s to low 40s in southern coastal areas.
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Portland
Death of Leo G. Carroll Ends A Storied Acting Career
British actor Leo G. Carroll dies at 80 in New York after a career spanning London stage begins in 1911, films like Spellbound and Suspicion, Broadway in The Late George Apley and Angel Street, and TV fame as Cosmo Topper and Mr Waverly in The Man from U N C L E. Survived by widow Edith, a son and three granddaughters. Funeral services pending.
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Hollywood
Leo G. Carroll
London
Carroll
Presbyterian Hospital
Wuthering Heights
92Nd Street
George Apley
Mr. Waverly
U.N.C.L.E
Edith
Biddeford Man Edward Custeau 71 Dies After Illness
Edward Custeau, 71, of 48 Plymouth Drive Biddeford, died last night in a local hospital after a long illness. Born July 12, 1901 in Lawrence Massachusetts, he moved to Biddeford in youth and worked for Pepperell Mfg Co. before retiring ten years ago. Survived by a niece Theresa Caouette and a nephew Paul Custeau, both of Biddeford. Funeral from St. Joseph Church Friday at 8:30 a.m. with burial in St. Joseph Cemetery. Sansoucy-Blais Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Edward Custeau
Plymouth Drive
Biddeford
Lawrence
Mass
August
Adele
Larose) Custeau
Custeau
Pepperell Mfg. Co
St. Joseph Church
Theresa Caouette
Paul Custeau
St. Joseph Cemetery
Sansoucy-Blais Funeral Home
Stone St
Navy trainee from Old Orchard Beach at Great Lakes school
Robert C. Green son of Mr and Mrs Robert V Green Temple Avenue Old Orchard Beach has completed seven weeks of training and is now at Hospitalman A School Seaman apprentice program in Great Lakes TU In Chile patrols arrested many tardy pedestrians and motorists after President Allende ordered a nightly curfew amid strikes protests and violence.
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Robert C. Green
Robert V. Green
Temple Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Great Lakes
Green
Navy
Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Unwanted Items May Be Wanted By Someone Else
A brief notice notes that items considered unwanted by one party may attract interest from others. The announcement encourages owners to review listings and consider selling or donating items that are no longer needed.
Senate Rebuffs Nixon On Two Fronts In 1972 Clash
The Senate rebuffed Nixon on two fronts denying unlimited spending cuts and overriding his veto of a water-pollution bill. A 52 to 12 vote overrode the veto as House leaders planned to seek a two thirds margin to enact it. The vote also struck the $250 billion spending ceiling from a debt-limit bill. The Congress moved toward final passage of a Social Security welfare bill and renewed foreign aid funding through Feb 28, 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Nixon
House
Congress
Muskie
Senate House
Local social and meeting notices from Biddeford and Saco
Knights of Columbus Auxiliary hosts a social at 7 30 tonight at the K of C hall Pool Street Biddeford hot lunch and a dish cloth for attendees. Prayer meetings cancelled this week at Biddeford United Baptist Church resume Oct 25. Rochambeau Drum and Bugle Corps meets tonight at 7 30 on South Street Biddeford. Educational and Industrial Union of Saco holds fall meeting at Sarah Fairfield Hamilton Hall Beach Street Saco with luncheon. Fremont Club to meet tomorrow at 8 and Eight and Forty Salon 257 to meet at Mrs Gertrude Rankin Cross Street Saco. Saco Republican Ward 4 Committee to meet tomorrow at 8 at 117 Ferry Road Saco.
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Luke E. Hart Council
Knights of Columbus Auxiliary
K of C
Pool Street
Biddeford
Biddeford United
South Street
Educational and Industrial Union of
Saco
Sarah Fairfield Hamilton
Beach Street
Robert Kind
Robert Peplaw
Fremont Club
Alfred Street
York County
Gertrude Rankin
Cross Street
Republican Ward 4
Fred Clark
Ferry Road
Mrs Hazel Foucault Listed As Webber Hospital Patient
Mrs. Hazel Foucault of 38 St. Mary Street Biddeford is identified as a medical patient at Webber Hospital.
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Hazel Foucault
St. Mary St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Church Groups Schedule Friday Evening Activities
Church notes list events for Friday including Royal Rangers and Missionettes for ages 12 to 18 at Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle in Old Orchard Beach, evangelistic service at Biddeford, Pioneer Girls in Goodwins Mills, and Ladies Prayer meeting at Lyman Baptist Church. Ministry School and Development Class sessions occur at Kingdom Hall in Saco.
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Royal Rangers and Missionettes
Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle
Assembly of God
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Old Orchard Beach
Pioneer Girls
Ly‘man Baptist Church
Goodswins Mills
Lyman ‘Paptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Main St
Saco
Ministry
Deaths In The News Prince Karadjordjevic Belgrade
Prince Djordje Karadjordjevic aged 85 died Tuesday in Belgrade AP reports he was the elder son of King Peter I of Serbia but did not inherit the throne. His brother Alexander became king after World War I and sidelined him from public life. After World War II Tito granted him a general’s pension. Billy Williams Chicago AP reports singer Billy Williams 56 who rose to fame in the 1950s died last week with his career fading due to health issues and a failing voice.
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Prince Karadjordjevic
Belgrade
Djordje Karadjordjevic
Peter I
Serbia
Alexander
Tito
Billy Williams
Chicago
Notable Oregon Publisher Robert Chessman Dies at 51
Robert B. Chessman, formerly a publisher and editor on Oregon and Washington papers, dies at age 51 in Portland after a career in journalism. Walter Turk Broda, famed Toronto Maple Leafs goalie, dies at 58 in Toronto after a heart attack with a Hall of Fame career and 16 NHL seasons noted.
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Robert B. Chessman
Portland, Ore
Oregon
Washington
Walter “Turk
Broda
Toronto
Walter ‘Turk’ Broda
Toronto Maple Leafs
National Hockey League
Hockey Hall of Fame
Welfare costs rise to 18.2 billion as growth slows
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare reports national welfare costs reached a record 18.2 billion dollars in the last fiscal year with a 17.4 percent rise, the slowest since 1967. Caseload tops 15 million, AFDC up 6.8 percent to 10.9 million, while old age assistance falls 1.6 percent to just over two million recipients.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Vietnam Peace Hopes Lift Stock Prices on Exchange Trade
Stock prices rose on major exchanges as optimism grew about a Vietnam peace settlement. The Dow Jones industrial average climbed to 935.81 at 11 a.m., helped by Henry Kissinger’s quick return to Paris for talks with the North Vietnamese and a later trip to Saigon to meet South Vietnam’s Nguyen Van Thieu.
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New York
Vietnam
Henry
Kissinger
Boggs Plane Search Notes Rugged Alaska Terrain
Breed described the Juneau search area as extremely rugged, spanning sea level to over 15 000 feet with harsh weather. A Coast Guard officer said a capable pilot could ditch and survive, and a full day with no finds is not unusual. In Nevada City California Chief Moon said Alaska State Police asked him to verify ham radio reports linked to Boggs.
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Breed
Juneau
Coast Guard
Nevada City
Calif
James Moon
Alaska State Police
Boggs
Citizens Band
Moon
Senate Veto Vote Framing Tax Clash and Possible Nixon Veto
Ehrlichman and Weinberger briefed reporters on veto implications. They warned defeating the spending ceiling could prompt further presidential vetoes, including a $30.5 billion social programs bill. The clean water bill would direct nearly $9.7 to $9.95 billion in 1973 74 and 75 into pollution control with $18 billion for municipal waste plants.
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Page One
Nixon
John Ehirlichman
Casipar W. Weinberger
Office of Management and Budget
Ehrlichman
Koala Name Means Animal That Does Not Drink
A commonly cited meaning for koala in Australian usage is that the word describes the animal which does not drink. This interpretation appears in various cultural and linguistic references, though accuracy varies by source.
Schoenthaler Rejected Again as Maine Manpower Chief
In Augusta the all Republican Executive Council voted 5 to 1 to reject former chairman James C. Schoenthaler for a third nomination as Maine’s manpower affairs commissioner after a 55 minute public hearing called by Democratic Gov. Kenneth M. Curtis.
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Joseph E.A. Cote
James J. George
Schoenthaler
Richard W. Logan
York
Bennett D. Katz
Augusta
Rep
Rodney E
Ross Jr
R-Bath
Curtis
Louis Jalbert
Lewiston
Commission
Ross
Waterville
Counseil
Kennedy accuses Nixon of doctored FBI crime reports in Boston
Senator Edward M. Kennedy charged the Nixon administration with doctoring FBI crime reports to hide weak anti crime results. He cited President Nixon's crime speech and questioned standstill claims while crime hits record levels, alleging misused Safe Streets funds and misallocated federal crime money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
FBI
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
Middlesex
Richard Nixon
Kenney
Congress
Washington
Jerris Leonard
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Egyptian Emissary Back From Russia After Brief Talks
Egyptian Premier Aziz Sidky returned from Moscow after seven hours of discussions with Kremlin leaders. He did not meet Leonid Brezhnev, and Cairo papers termed the talks on the Arab Israeli conflict and Soviet Egyptian ties as successful but left unresolved the fallout from President Sadat’s ouster of Soviet advisers last July.
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Moscow
Aziz Sidky
Egypt
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Cairo
al Ahram
Sidky
Anwar Sadat
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Alexei N. Kosygin
Brezh
Iceland Gunboat Rams British Vessel in Fishing Limit Dispute
A British trawler Aldershot was rammed by an Icelandic gunboat inside Iceland's disputed 50 mile limit. The impact holed the stern and left a four foot gash. no casualties. Icelandic claims differ, and Britain plans a protest over gunboat attacks amid the ongoing dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Iceland
Ministry of Agriculture
Aldershot
Icelandic Coast Guard
Aegir
Britain
Soviet Egypt Summit Talk Fails to Clear During Sidky Visit
Arab expectations for a Damascus summit between the Soviet Union and Egypt were not fulfilled during Prime Minister Sidky's brief stay. No decision on a year end meeting was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Sidky
Second Car Shop Ad Picks Up In Section I
A second car shop places want ad notices in Section I, seeking buyers and showcasing available used vehicles. The brief notice highlights inventory levels and contact details for prospective customers.
Government Employees Challenge Hatch Act
Federal workers face limits during campaign season with few violations. George Koutras of the Civil Service Commission notes some openly defy rules while others are unaware of prohibited acts. A California challenge to the Hatch Act and a recent court ruling are examined as the law's reach extends to state and local workers with federal funding.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
George Koutras
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Koutras
California
George McGovern
Supreme Court
Civil Service Commission
Lost and found glasses at Biddeford High School
A boy’s gold rim glasses are missing from Biddeford High School. Call 284 5503 if found.
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Biddeford High School
Classified Want Ads Are For All The People
A local classified section highlights the value of want ads for buyers and sellers. Readers are urged to use listings to find jobs, housing, services, and personal notices efficiently.
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Parady
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Tel
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Pot
Os Timon
Backe
Ts A.M. P.M
Edmund S. Muskie
Saco United Baptist Church
Full Gospel Assembly
American Legion Hall
Elm St
Ruel Ricker
Young, Burns and Fairfield School
Albert Worden
Art Nadeau
Russia
Belfast
Victor
Giant
Saco Avenue
Vanity Shop
York County Savings Bank
F.d.lc
Frederick-Willys
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