Deaths Mrs Josephine Turcotte 83 Biddeford native
Mrs. Josephine Turcotte 83 formerly of 18 Wentworth St Biddeford died Saturday after a long illness in a local hospital. Born June 29 1889 in Canada she worked 45 years at Pepperell Manufacturing Co. She is survived by one daughter Reina Samson of Saco a brother Hermene Lizotte of Victoriaville Que three grandchildren five great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Mass of the Resurrection will be at St Joseph Church tomorrow at 8:30 am with interment in St Joseph Cemetery. Calls at Sansoucy Blais Funeral Home today 2–4 pm and 7–9 pm.
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Josephine Turcotte
Wentworth St
Biddeford
Turcotte
Canada
Sue
Celina (Racine) Lizotte
Pepperel Manufacturing Co
St. Joseph Church
Bid
Stone St
Legal Aide Parsons Dies at 87 Former rail exec and banker
William L. Parsons former general counsel for the New York Central Railroad and long time leader at Winchester Trust Co. died at age 87 in Augusta after a career spanning Boston and Bates College. Survived by a daughter and extended family, a memorial service is planned. He was Bates Fellow Emeritus and served on the Lewiston college board of fellows. Burial planned later in Winchester.
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Augusta
William L. Parsons
New York Central Railroad
Winchester Trust Co
Winchester
Mass
Parsons
New Portland
Bates College
Boston College School of Law
Boston & Albany Railroad
New York Central System
Boston
Lewiston, College
Charles Whitten
Obituary for Carise Cote Biddeford resident dies at 79
Carise Cote 79 of 84 Hill St Biddeford died Saturday in a local nursing home after a long illness born in Caribou May 14 1893 son of Francoise and Fleurie Soucy Cote. Survived by widow Annie Berube Cote a son Gilbert four daughters and several siblings. Funeral from St Andre Church Biddeford tomorrow at 9 a.m. with interment at St Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call Emond Funeral Home today.
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Carise Cote
Hill St
Biddeford
Caribou
Francoise
Fleurie (Soucy) Cote
South Portland Naval
Saco- Lowell
St. Andre Church
Chagnon
Union St. Jean Baptiste
Annie
Berube) Cote
Gilbert Cote
Kathleen Bragg
New York City
Philippe
Mildred) Hebert
Andrew
Myrtle) Lefebvre
Car
Jeannette) Graffam
Saco
Fred Cote
Odelie Dube
Ozithe Belanger
Evelyn Lajoie
Salem
Mass
St. Joseph Cemetery
Emond
Ebert L. Philpott 77 dies in Portsmouth hospital
Ebert Lincoln Philpott 77 of 59 Washington St Biddeford former Badger's Island Kittery died Friday in a Portsmouth New Hampshire hospital. Born March 13 1895 in Philadelphia he was a Kittery Naval Shipyard employee and a 34 year inspector retireing in 1960. Survived by Juliette Jacques Philpott two daughters Mrs Harrison Workman Mrs William Shelton a Miami stepdaughter Miss Helen Boudreau a brother Charles Philpott of Bandon Ore three grandchildren six great. Funeral from Franklin G Wilson Funeral Home Kittery tomorrow at 11 a.m. Interment Mount Pleasant Cemetery Eliot.
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Ebert Lincoln Philpott
Washington St
Biddeford
Badger’s Island
Kittery
Portsmouth
N.H
Philadelphia
Charles
Sophie
Berth) Philpott
Kittery Naval Shipyard
Juliette
Jacques) Philpott
Harrison Workman
William Shelton
Helen Boudreau
Miami
Fla
Charles Philpott
Bandon
Ore
Franklin G. Wilson
Rogers Road
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Eliot
McGovern Campaign Tour Touches New England States
Mrs. McGovern continued her duties on a campaign tour with Bob Pennington 19 year old Montgomery College student accompanying his mother. The trip included Biddeford and Portland's Franklin Towers with hosts Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eppstein of South Bristol serving as campaign coordinators for the McGovern Shriv er ticket.
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Pennington
McGovern
Bob Pennington
Montgomery College
Rockville
Maine
New England
Biddeford
Portland
Franklin Towers
Victor Eppstein
South
Bristol
McGovern-Shriver Campaign
Card of Thanks for Medical Care and Support
Sincere thanks to Dr LaFond Dr Anton and Dr Scott and the nurses of Webber Hospital for care and kindness. Gratitude to relatives and friends who helped ease my sorrow after the loss of my loved one. — Mrs. Bertha Van Alstine.
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LaFond
Anton
Scott
Webber Hospital
Bertha van Alstine
Funeral homes listed for service notices in Saco Maine
Funeral service notices reference SHUMWAY AND GROSS at 35 Spring St Saco and DENNETT CRAIG at 365 Main St Saco with Emond's Funeral Home contact 284 5511 plus references to Frank X Emond and J P Conroy for arrangements.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Saco
Dennett & Craig
Maine
Emond
Frank X, Emond
J. P. Conroy
Ansco Realty & Appraisal CO
Main St
Deaths In The News William J Plunkert
William J. Plunkert 72 founder and ex executive director of the National Council of Alcoholism New York City Affiliate died Saturday. Katherine Oppenheimer 62 widow of J Robert Oppenheimer died Friday in Panama where she was taken ill on board her yacht Oct 17. Thomas H Goodman 66 one of the U S judges at the Nuremberg war crimes trials died Saturday.
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William J. Plunkert
New York
National Council of Alcoholism
New See City
Katherine Oppenheimer
Panama
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Thomas H. Goodman
Knoxville, Tenn
U.S
Nuernberg
Germany
Sidney I. Cole Dies at 65 in Chicago
Sidney I. Cole 65, board chairman of the American Hebrew Congregations, the central Reform Judaism group in the United States and Canada, died Saturday in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney I. Cole
Chicago
American Hebrew Congregations
Central Organization For Reform Judaism
United States
Canada
Tire Company Robbed Over The Weekend
Noyes Tire at 15 Elm St Biddeford reported a weekend robbery with 2300 dollars stolen. Police Lt Beal said a side window entry cracked the safe and the workman found the break Sunday morning. Investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyes Tire
Elm St
Biddeford
Joseph Bea
Beal
DAR event highlights in Waterville luncheon meeting
Mrs. John Tarbox regent of the Rebecca Emery Chapter Saco and Mrs. Stanley Hurd state constitution week chair attended the Maine State Organization DAR luncheon and board meeting held in Waterville. Mrs. Paul Roberge of Biddeford is listed as a medical patient at Webber Hospital.
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John Tarbox
Rebecca Emery
DAR
Saco
Stanley Hurd
Kennebunkport
Constitution Week
Maine
Daughters of American Revolution
Waterville
Paul Roberge
South St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
School Around Us to Hold Italian Supper
The School Around Us of Arundel will host a public Italian Supper on Friday from 5 30 to 7 30 p m at the Unitarian Church Route One Kennebunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arundel
Unitarian Church
Route One
Kennebunk
Police respond to disturbance at Cherokee Tee Pee Restaurant
Local and state police were called to the Cherokee Tee Pee Restaurant on Main Street to handle a disturbance. A representative of the State Liquor Commission has been asked to investigate the situation.
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Kennebunk
Cherokee Tee Pee
Main Street
State Liquor Commission
Portland Weather Outlook Tonight Through Tuesday
Tonight in Portland is clear with temperatures dipping into the teens in the north and into the 20s in the south. Tuesday will bring increasing cloudiness with highs ranging from the upper 40s to the low 50s.
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Portland
Hobbins Backs Budget Review for State Spending
Democratic candidate Barry Hobbins of Saco calls for planning programming budgeting to fix waste and lack of direction in state finance. He argues citizens deserve open budgeting with long term planning and annual program review to ensure government responsiveness.
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Maine
Barry Hobbins
Hobbins
Saco
Libyan plane escapes with Munich suspects and freed hostages
Hijackers ordered the jet to Zagreb after releasing three prisoners, then allowed refueling and flew to Libya with the freed captives. Libyan radio hailed the operation, while Germany confirmed Black September ties and Israel urged against releasing the terrorists to avoid replication of Munich.
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Zagreb
Libya
Munich
Black September Organization
Global Vietnam War Updates From Saigon and Beyond
Reports state U.S. forces halved naval operations against North Vietnam and pulled ships back below the 20th parallel in de escalation. In Miami, a jet hijacking left one dead and one wounded. two hijackers linked to a former commerce official and his son. Agnew said a peace pact may not be signed by Tuesday but is possible later. South Vietnam sought North Vietnamese troop withdrawal and clarity on a National Council role. McGovern praised Nixon and Kissinger for seeking a settlement amid telethon remarks. Israel condemned West Germany for releasing Munich Olympic terrorists to Arab groups. Viet Cong pledged to continue the war unless Thieu is removed or forced to accept the U.S. cease-fire plan. Mrs. Binh cited Nixon admin bad faith in renegotiations.
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U.S
Haiphong Harbor
Paris
United State
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Thi Binh
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Agnew Says Vietnam Peace Pact Not Ready By Tuesday
AP dispatch from Washington reports Vice President Spiro Agnew states the United States will not be ready to sign a Vietnam peace pact by Tuesday but expects an agreement in due time. Saigon signals willingness to sign if North Vietnamese troops withdraw and an interim body oversees ceasefire and elections. Tangled talks also see the U.S. 7th Fleet curtailing operations below the 20th parallel to aid negotiations.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
United States
Vietnam
Agnew
Para
South Vietnam
Tran van Lam
North Vietnam
South
National Council of Reconciliation and Concord
Associated Press
Saigon
Tokyo
U.S
Hanoi Communist Party
Nhan Dan
Vietnam News
Skyjackers Kill Eastern Airlines Employee in Houston Hijacking
Four gunmen hijacked an Eastern Airlines 727 from San Antonio to Syracuse and forced it to Cuba after a fatal shooting of Stan Hubbard, a Humble, Texas agent. Two other individuals were wounded. bonds were set at $1 million for Charles A. Tuller Jr. and Bryce M. Tuller.
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Miami
Fla
Eastern Airlines
Texas
Cuba
FBI
Sky Pirates
Commerce Department
Charles A. Tuller Jr
Bryce M. Tuller
Virginia
William Graham
Havana
Tullers
Graham
Houston
Tex
Eastern
Stan Hubbard
Humble
Wyatt S. Wilkinson Jr
San Antonio
Syracuse
N.Y
Atlanta
H.C. Battaile
Jim Ashlock
William Coffin Lecture on Maine economy at St Francis College
The third in the Developing the Maine Economy series at St. Francis College features William S. Coffin executive director of the Development Credit Corporation of Maine discussing loans to small firms. Archibald Maxwell presides. free lecture includes a discussion period.
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Maine
St. Francis College
William S. Coffin
Development Credit Corporation of Maine
Biddeford-Saco
Chamber of Commerce
Maxwell
Webber Hospital Association
McArthur Library
Biddeford and Saco
Snow Cancels Alaska Search For Hale Boggs
Snow and poor visibility halt the hunt for the missing light plane carrying House Democratic Leader Hale Boggs and three others. A spokesman said 35 planes stood by to resume once weather allows, but forecasts warn of continued conditions keeping most aircraft grounded.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Hale Boggs
Elmendorf Air Force Base
National Weather Service
Coast Guard
Weather hampered search for missing Cessna 310 on Alaska flight
The search began Oct 16 with no Air Force planes aloft on Sunday as light snow fog and a 1000-foot ceiling created the worst conditions since the Cessna 310 disappeared on a flight from Anchorage to Juneau. On board were Boggs 58 Alaska Democratic Congressman Nick Begich 40 Russell L. Brown 37 a Begich aide and pilot Don E. Jonz 38.
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Air Force
Anchorage
Juneau
Boggs
Alaska
Nick Begich
Russell L. Brown
Begich
Don E. Jonz
Scores Perish In Chicago Rail Crash
Two city bound commuter trains collided during the morning rush hour in Chicago. Fifteen people were killed and over one hundred injured as one train rear ended the other near the 27th Street platform on the South Side about 7 40 a.m.
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Chicago
Illinois Central Gulf Railroad
27Th Street
South Cry
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Kennebunk - E’port Police
Lee Angeline Times
New Haven
Tel Aviv
Israel
West Germany
Lufthansa
Robert Porteous
Center
Oscar Gonneville
Old Orchard Beach
Loranger Junior High School
Porteous
Art Nadeau
Indochina
Lee E. Hines
New Orleans
Ernest Raymond
Hines
Congress
William Coffin
R. R. Salvage
Alfred ST
Snow
Paprika
Feminine
Committee
General Account
York County Savings Bank
F.d.1.c
AnSco
By Andy Scontras
Robert Pate
N.F.D.A
Dennett
Craig
St. Saco
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