Death of Anna Stocker Reuther Mother of Walter Reuther
Anna Stocker Reuther died at 90 in Wakefield Massachusetts Sunday at a nursing home. She was born in Schornhausen Germany and moved to Wheeling West Virginia at 18 where she married Valentine Reuther a union activist. Her sons included Walter P Reuther Roy Theodore C and Victor G. Services will be held Thursday in Wheeling with her daughter Mrs Christine Richey.
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Wakefield
Mass
Anna Stocker Reuther
Walter P
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Victor G
Theodore C
Wheeling Steel Corp
Reuther
Christine Richey
Wheeling
Katherine P. Doyle Funeral Rites Held in Biddeford
Funeral services for Katherine P. Doyle age 87 formerly of 90 Alfred Street Biddeford were held at St Mary Church Biddeford. Interment followed in St Mary Cemetery Biddeford. She died Saturday in a local nursing home after a long illness born November 2 1884 in Biddeford daughter of John and Isabelle Doyle survived by two sisters Dr Theresa Lafountain and Mrs Agnes Corriveau plus several nieces and nephews arrangements by Cosgrove Funeral Home Biddeford.
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Katherine P. Doyle
Alfred St
Biddeford
St. Mary Church
St. Mary
Miss Doyle
John
Isabelle (Hasewell) Doyle
Children of Mary Sodality
St. Mary Parish
Theresa LaFountain
Agnes Corriveau
Portland
Cosgrove Funeral Home
Elm St
John E. Gillis Jr. of Old Orchard Beach Dies at 57
John Edward Gillis Jr. 57 of 54 Fern Ave Old Orchard Beach died yesterday after a lengthy illness. Born October 1 1915 in Bangor he was a World War II Navy veteran. Survived by his mother his widow Rachel I Gillis sons Robert and Daniel daughters Marguerite Donna Nancy Linda and more. Funeral Thursday at St Margaret Church with burial at St Marys family lot. Visitation tonight and tomorrow.
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Old Orchard Beach
John Edward Gillis Jr
Fern Ave
Bangor
John FE
Marguerite A. (Boudreau) Gillis
John Bapst High School
U.S. Navy
Reliable Furniture Store
Biddeford
St. Margaret Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Disabled American Veterans Post
Rachel I. (Tanguay) Gillis
Robert F
North Sebago
Daniel E
Oscar
Marguerite) Cloutier
North Conway
N.H
Lawrence
Donna) Goudreau
Raymond
Nancy) Carey
North Reading
Mass
Linda Gillis
Roslindale
Charles
Vincent
Old Town
Donald Gillis
St. Mary Cemetery
Portland Ave
Funeral services for Frederick VanAlstine
Frederick VanAlstine aged 67 of Beach Plum Drive died Sunday in a Biddeford hospital after a brief illness. Born Watertown April 5 1905 he worked 43 years for Goodrich Co Watertown retiring in 1969 and moving to Old Orchard Beach. Survived by mother Mabel VanAlstine widow Bertha Lyons a sister Ruth and three brothers Percy Howard and Raymond. Committal at First Parish Cemetery Needham Mass. Funeral held from Cosgrove Funeral Home Biddeford.
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Old Orchard Beach
Frederick VanAlstine
Beach Plum Drive
Cosgrove
Elm St
Biddeford
First Parish
Needham
Mass
Watertown
Mabel
Northcross) VanAlstine
Henry VanAlstine
Goodrich Co
Framingham
Bertha (Lyons) VanAlstine
Ruth VanAlstine
Percy
Howard VanAlstine
Raymond van Alstine
Lexington
Johnston infant Keith Alan Johnston laid to rest
Graveside services for Keith Alan Johnston infant son of Bruce V and Joan Johnston were held this morning at Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco. He was born in Biddeford on October 21 1972. Interment followed at Laurel Hill Cemetery in Saco.
Selectmen at Kennebunk to Discuss School Tonight
Kennebunk Board of Selectmen meet at 7 30 p m at Lower Town Hall to discuss a proposed new school. The School Building Committee and a delegation of students are expected to attend.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunk Board of Selectmen
Kennebunks
Lower Town Hall
Sloop Baccus Runs Aground In Kennebunk River
In Kennebunkport on Sunday afternoon the Alberg 35 sloop Baccus from Rockport Massachusetts bound for Boothbay ran aground in the Kennebunk River at mean low tide. The current pushed it to the river bank and it was freed by Warren Brooks and Robert Shuffleburg. A rail was reported smashed but the vessel suffered no major damage. The names of the three aboard were not available.
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Kennebunkport
Rockport
Mass
Boothbay
Kennebunk River
Kennebunk
Warren Brooks
Robert Shuffleburg
SAD 71 Directors Fill Teaching Posts
SAD 71 Directors filled two teaching posts. Lucille Merrow was hired as fourth grade teacher at Consolidated School after substituting in the post for two weeks. Alexis Muskie will become teacher assistant in the Roving Reader, a 1971 UMaine graduate with one year teaching at Lake Region High School. Muskie is pursuing reading studies at UMaine.
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Kennebunk
SAD
Lucille Merrow
Consolidated School
Muskie
University of Maine
Registration Hours At Beach Open Through Oct 30
OLD ORCHARD BEACH The Board of Registration remains open daily with registrations accepted from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Town Clerk Barbara E. Lord announced the schedule today.
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Old Orchard Beach
Board of Registration
Barbara E. Lord
Saco Auto Stolen Overnight Sunday
A car owned by Stanley Rawson of Ferry Beach Saco was stolen from its parking place overnight. Saco police report the theft is under investigation by authorities today.
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Stanley Rawson
Ferry Beach
Saco
Occasional Showers Forecast for Portland Tonight and Wednesday
Portland area expects showers tonight with lows in the mid 30s north and 40s south. Wednesday brings a chance of rain with highs in the 40s and 50s.
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Portland
Saco residents rally against Washington Avenue multi housing plan
About 60 residents from Washington Park crowded into the Saco District Court building to oppose proposed multifamily housing on Washington Avenue and to fund a legal challenge. Alderman Donald L. Chretien chaired the meeting and announced an appeal of building inspector Robert Atwood to the Zoning Appeals Board, set for Nov 1 at City Hall. A finances committee was formed to raise funds for legal costs and future hearings.
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Washington Park
Saco
Saco District Court
Washington Avenue
Donald L. Chretien
Robert Atwood
Appeals Board
Surgical Patient Donald C. Goodell Named in Personal
Donald C. Goodell of 117 Main St Biddeford is a surgical patient at Maine Medical Center Portland.
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Donald C. Goodell
Main St
Biddeford
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Firemen Douse Junk Car Fire in Saco
A junk car on Boom Road in Saco caught fire from an unknown source yesterday. Firefighters used a booster line to quell the flames in the burning wreck at McKeen Field.
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McKeen Field
Saco
French Teachers Workshop at Gardiner High School
An in service training session by the American Institute for Creative Education titled L en seignant face a la creativite mythe ou realite will run at Gardiner Area High School Gardiner on Fri Nov 3 7 9 30 pm Sat Nov 4 9 12 noon and 11 4 pm with a follow up Sat Dec 9 9 12 noon and 1 4 pm The course is for all elementary and secondary French teachers and is conducted entirely in French It is approved by the Maine Department of Education for three recertification credits and is acceptable for recertification in New Hampshire and Vermont.
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Gardiner
American Institute For Creative Education
L’enseignant
Gardiner Area
Maine State Department of Education
New Hampshire
Vermont
Governor Curtis to Dedicate Piscataqua River Bridge
Governor Kenneth M. Curtis will attend the dedication of the Piscataqua River Bridge linking Kittery Maine and Portsmouth New Hampshire. The ceremony is set for 1 30 p m on November 1 and is sponsored by the Maine Department of Transportation and the New Hampshire Department of Public Works and Highways.
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Augusta
Kenneth M. Curtis
Kittery
Piscataqua River
Maine
Portsmouth
N.H
Maine Department of Transportation
New Hampshire Department of Public Works and Highways
Kerry Cronin Race Draws National Attention in Massachusetts
Lawrence Massachusetts AP reports the 5th District race between John Kerry and Paul Cronin drawing White House and Cabinet level interest. Kennedy campaigns for Kerry while Richardson and Volpe stump for Cronin as Morse's UN role leaves the seat open since April.
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Mass
Massachusetts
John F. Kerry
Washington
Kerry
Paul W. Cronin
F. Bradford Morse
Morse
Congress
The
United Nations
Edward M. Kennedy
Cronin
Health, Education and Welfare
Elliott L. Richardson
Transportation
John A. Volpe
White House
Boston Globe
Lowell
Lawrence Cronin
U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Roger Durkin
Durkin
Caroline Kennedy
Concord
Boston
U.N
George S. McGovern
Groton
Navy
Man Arrested Who Threatened Nixon in Stamford
John D. Williamson aged 25 of Southfield Michigan was arrested at the Roger Smith Hotel Stamford on a warrant from the U S district court for threatening the life of President Nixon. Williamson was arrested without a struggle by Secret Service agents in Stamford early today.
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Stamford
Conn
Roger Smith
Stam
John D. Williamson
Ford
Southfield
Mich
U. S
South
New York
Nixon
Secret Service
Williamson
Girl Perishes After Entering Burning Home
Derby fire officials say five year old Stephanie Harmon wandered back into a burning house while her parents thought she was safe outside. She was found dead in her upstairs bedroom. the cause of the blaze remains undetermined.
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Derby
Stephanie J. Harmon
Harmon
Winston Harmon
Stephanie
John Sherburne
Milo
Barbara E. Lord Elected by Main City Clerks Association
Barbara E. Lord was elected second vice president of the Main City and Town Clerks Association at the annual meeting in Portland. She was also reelected to the Legislative Committee of the association, as reported by the Clerk's office.
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Old Orchard Beach
Barbara E. Lord
Portland
Biddeford Firemen Quell Couch Blaze
A couch fire in Paula Saxton's third floor Biddeford apartment at 842 Williams Court yesterday was fought by firemen using 150 feet of hose. No cause listed on the fire report.
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Paula Saxton
Williams Court
Biddeford
Saxton
Hurricane Bebe Strikes Fiji Main Island Viti Levu
A powerful hurricane named Bebe hits Fiji's Viti Levu with 180 mph winds causing at least one death and widespread damage. Communications blackouts and seawater rains complicate rescue as Funafuti reports six missing and two fishing boats vanish with crews.
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Nandi
Fiji Islands
Fiji
Viti Levu
Kautoka
Pago Pago
American Samoa
Federal Aviation Administration
Gilbert and Ellice Islands
Funafuti
Boston priests hear message on growth amid suffering
Archbishop Humberto S Medeiros told a New England priests gathering that spiritual growth involves some suffering but keeps believers connected to their people. He presided at the sixth annual Conference of Priests Senate opening Sunday in Augusta.
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Augusta
New England
Boston
Humberto S. Medeiros
Conference of Priests Senate
SAD 71 Directors Grant Payment To Contractor
SAD 71 directors met at the Consolidated School and approved paying the third installment about $18,000 to Pete D Ascanio the Kennebunk High School all purpose room contractor. Libby challenged a bid, others noted minor items to finish by carpet timing.
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Cecil B. Munson
Kennebunkport
Consolidated School
Pete D’ascanio
Kennebunk High Schooe
Wilbur Ingalls
Portland
D’ascanio
Jack Libby
D'Ascanio
Libby
Grace Howard
Elmont Tyndale
Kennebunkport Consolidated School
Daniel Calderwood
Kissinger Thieu talks stall on coalition demand
The Saigon government rejects a coalition with the Viet Cong despite heated talks with Henry Kissinger. Officials in Washington still seek a statement of principles before the November 7 election as cease-fire plans and U.S. withdrawal rumors swirl. North Vietnamese premier Pham Van Dong was quoted on possible Kissinger progress.
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Ger
Thieu
Dong
Paris
Nguyen Thanh le
Nixon
Moscow
Tass
Kissinger
Viet Cong
Tin Song
Vietnam
U.S
Saigon
Washington
United States
Pham van Dong
Michael MacClear
Kissin
Arab Guerrilla Attacks Against Europe Feared
Tel Aviv reports Israeli security officials received information that Arab guerrilla groups plan new attacks in Europe following the Olympic Games killings. The Daily Maariv said European security services foiled plans by Black September to murder a prominent European personality, though no military confirmation was available.
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Tel Aviv
Europe
Maariv
Black September
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