Jaycee Wives Fashion Show Sets Committee Chairs
Saco Jaycee Wives fashion show chairmen named for the event on October 13 at the Owen-Davis American Legion post home Beach Street Saco. Roles include Mrs Leroy Waycott hall models Mrs Donald Waterhouse children’s models Mrs Willard Stackpole tickets Mrs L Daniel Dearborn ers and invitations and Mrs C Russell Herrmann and Mrs Roger Elliot decorations and refreshments.
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Saco
House
Willard Stackpole
William Robbins
L. Daniel Dearborn Omers
C. Russell Herrmann
Roger Elliot
Hyde Windlass Co division formed at Bath Iron Works
Bath Iron Works announces the Hyde Windlass Co division effective today. Mrs A Raymond Gannon is named general chairman for the new unit. The winter themed event will feature clothing and a children’s shop from Biddeford as part of the show.
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A. Raymond Gannon
Murphy's and the Chilland
Hyde to streamline structure with new corporate split
Hyde, which produces special machinery and employs 335, announced Monday a corporate split into a separate entity. A spokesman said the change would simplify the corporate structure and provide tax advantages.
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Hyde
Helium Description: An Inert Colorless Gas
A concise note defines helium as an inert gas that is colorless odorless and noncombustible and nearly weightless in nature.
Invasion Of Poland Anniversary Recalled Across Poland
Warsaw and Gdansk rallies mark the 25th anniversary of the 1939 German invasion. Polish leaders attend events while 100,000 gather at Byton Upper Silesia. Edward Gierek cites Soviet backing as part of Poland's security. A roll call at Warsaw tomb honors fallen soldiers. Defense Minister Spychalsky uses Izvestia to note Soviet police role before WWII.
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Warsaw
Poland
Germany
Gdansk
Free
Danzig
Schleswig-Holstein
Westerplatte
Bay
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Byton
Upper Silesia
Edward Gierek
Polish Communist Party
Gierek
Soviet Union
Jozef Dziadura
Marian Spychalsky
Izvestia
Communist Party
Bowdoin Receives Scholarship Grant From Baker Trust
Bowdoin College will establish annual scholarships for three or four students from a $50,000 grant provided by the George F. Baker Trust of New York. The awards begin in 1965 and target students of the highest overall promise.
Goldwater Sets Key Targets In His Campaign
Barry Goldwater maps a nationwide push with California and the Midwest as early focal points. Campaign aides outline a slate of TV spots and a Western Coast swing, with key stops in New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania as he builds toward a September East Coast push and a San Diego kickoff.
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Goldwater
Newport Beach
Calif
Barry Goldwater
California
Arizona
Bck
Sundance
Abe Lincoln
Sayres
Balboa Bay Club
Los Angeles
Johnson
Denison Kitchel
Phoenix
Preslit
Kitchel
Midwest
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
San Diego
West Coast
Vermont Governor criticizes Camp conditions in New York
Governor Hoff said Vermont National Guardsmen spent much of their training time repairing equipment at Camp Dru fm in New York, cutting into expected drills during a two week visit. Maine Governor Reed wrote to the Defense Department last week complaining about buildings and unsanitary eating conditions at the camp.
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Montpelier
Philip H. Hoff
Camp Dru Fm
N.Y
Hoff
Vermont National Guardsmen
Vermont
Maine
John H. Reed
Defense Department
Goosefish Attacks Boy On Beach In Nantasket
Ten year old Bobby O Neill had his hand grabbed and almost swallowed by a 30 pound goosefish while walking with his father in Nantasket Massachusetts. Parked onlookers and wildlife officer Sam Ameen described the goosefish as a large bottom feeder with sharp teeth that can swallow prey larger than its mouth. Bobby freed his arm and escaped with minor scratches. his father faced a medical bill.
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Nantasket
Mass
Bobby O'Neill
Bobby
Robert Sr
Boston
Dorchester
Sam Ameen
Natural Resources Law Enforcement Agency
Ameen
New England States See Population Ranking Shifts
The U S Census Bureau released 1964 population estimates showing Massachusetts dropping to 10th from ninth, Maine slipping to 38th from 36th, while Connecticut rose from 25th to 24th. Readouts include state totals and prior ranks for Massachusetts 5 328 000 Rhode Island 18 000 New Hampshire 46 Vermont 48.
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Washington
New England
U.S. Census Bureau
Massachusetts
Florida
Maine
Connecticut
Bureau
Oe Ioan
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Pan
Vermont
Car backs into parked auto at drive-in restaurant beach
Frank L. Sheppard of Belmont Massachusetts backed a car into a parked vehicle in the yard of a drive-in restaurant on Saco Avenue at OLD ORCHARD BEACH. The damaged car was driven by Jacqueline C. Laveriere age 22 of 24 Atlantic Avenue Biddeford. Police said she was the operator.
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Old Orchard Beach
Frank L. Sheppard
Belmont
Mass
Saco Avenue
Jacqueline C. Laveriere
Atlantic Ave
Biddeford
Study Of Saco River Approved
A $13,000 navigational study of the Saco River was approved as part of a works appropriation bill, with $65,000 for ongoing flood control studies in Maine and New Hampshire. The Army Corps of Engineers will conduct the navigational study to assess hazards and improve sailing conditions, while dredging at the river mouth and use of dredged fill to mitigate erosion at Hills Beach, Ferry Beach and Camp Ellis are among hoped benefits. Congress must approve federal participation and allocate funds.
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Saco River
Maine
New Hampshire
Army Couns Fof Engineers
Donald W. Moore
Hills Beach
Ferry Beach
Camp Ellis
Corps of Engineers
Congress
Rebecca Calder Celebrates Eighth Birthday Party
An eighth birthday for Rebecca Jean Calder was celebrated with a party hosted by her mother Mrs. Vesta Calder at Alfred Street Biddeford. The event featured a social hour, games, and a gift presentation with co hostess Mrs. Cecile Hatch. Attendees included David and Philip Hatch III Gordon and Mary Lonsdale Gerard Gosselin Ivan Tardiff Betty-Ann Guilory Andrea Minninni Patricia Cote Suzanne Lamothe Sharon and Mark Thompson Mrs. Susan Innis and Peter, and Donna and Gerald Robertson.
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Rebecca Jean Calder
Vesta Calder
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Cecile Hatch
Mrs. Calder
David
Philip Hatch III
Gordon
Mary Lonsdale
Gerard Gosselin
Ivan Tardiff
Betty-Ann Guilory
Andrea Minninni
Patricia Cote
Suzanne Lamothe
Sharon
Mark
Wilt Chamberlain Averages 34.7 Points In Playoffs
In 12 NBA playoff games last season, San Francisco's Wilt Chamberlain averaged 34.7 points per game.
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National Basketball Association
San Francisco
Wilt Chamberlain
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Greenville
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Heeny
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Bowdoin
Buster Browns
Rebecca Calder
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York County
Kinmond
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