Assistant to general manager named at Star-Gazette
Hickey, son of James Hickey of Biddeford Maine, has been named to a newly created assistant to the general manager position at The Star-Gazette and Advertiser. His duties include advertising circulation and promotion with prior experience since joining the paper in February.
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Nager
Star-Gazette and Advertiser
Vertsing
Hickey
James Hickey
Union St
Biddeford
Maine
The
Star-Gazette
Gener
Biography snippet of media executive from Maine to Horseheads
The passage profiles a former University of Maine journalism graduate, class of 1956, who became general manager and vice president of the Greater Philadelphia Publishing Co. He served in the Army, worked as an advertising salesman in Biddeford and Norfolk, Virginia, and lives with his wife Jessie and their four children in Horseheads, New York.
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Ial
Greater Philadelphia Publishing Co
University of Maine
Deford
Norfolk, Va
Jessie
Horseheads, N
Tongue and ham sandwich with cheddar and pickles
A simple sandwich idea: end of cooked smoked tongue or ham joined with cheddar cheese and sweet pickles. Spread with mayonnaise for a creamy, tangy bite.
English Health Service Outlined For Rotarians
Alexander Hardy, the Biddeford-Saco Rotary Club student ambassador in International Living, spoke at the club luncheon at the Hotel Thacher Biddeford yesterday. He detailed England’s National Health Service including coverage, costs, and accessibility while noting doctor shortages and bed limits as disadvantages.
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Alexander Hardy
Biddeford - Saco
Hardy
National Health Service
England
Rev
David Wigley
United States
New York
Joseph G. Grondin
Harry Wooster
Accused Men Given Counsel In York Trooper Killing
In Superior Court two men charged with murder and armed robbery in the July 9 slaying of Trooper Charles C. Black at a South Berwick bank had court-appointed lawyers confirmed. Joseph R. MacDonald and Wayne E. Beckus stood silent as William P. Donahue and Robert G. Pelletier were named as their attorneys, replacing prior counsel.
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Alfred
Superior Court
Joseph R. MacDonald
Rochester
N.H
Wayne E. Beckus
Masontown
Charles C. Black
York
South Berwick
William P. Donahue
Biddeford
York County
MacDonald
Robert G. Pelletier
Sanford
Beckus
Harold Carroll
Women's Clubs Conference Set for Poland Spring
The 55th New England Conference of State Federations of Women's Clubs will convene September 23 to 25 at Poland Spring. Dr. Robert E. I. Strider of Colby College opens the event, with Maine Mosaics, lobster luncheon, and talks by Dexiter Otis Arnold, William Hasebroock, Gov. John Reed, and Dr. Robert Davies on topics from communications to air pollution.
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Poland
Saping
New England
William H. Hasebroock
Federations of Women's Club
John H. Reed
Robert H. Davies
Rutgers University
Ellen Authier
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union, Saco
Missionary Group to Host Speaker at Local Church
The Women's Missionary Society of Biddeford United Baptist Church plans an October 4 talk by Rev. Fred Kendall. Announcement was made at yesterday's meeting held at Mrs. Mabel Emery's Guinea Road home.
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Fred Kendall
Biddeford United Baptist Church
Women’s Missionary Society of the Church
Mabel Emery
Guinea Road
Biddeford
Genevieve McDonald
Grace
Hazel Clay
Eva Bowen
Mary Grace
Miss Bowen
Clay
Emery
Evangelistic Meeting Slated In Biddeford
A prayer meeting at Biddeford United Baptist Church was led by Rev. Jasper M. Beane. Preliminary plans outline an evangelistic meeting with Jack Wyrtzen scheduled for Wednesday October 21 following his summer at Word of Life Camp Gi Lake New York.
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Biddeford United — Baptist ‘Church
Jasper M. Beane
Jack Wyrtzen
Wyrtzen
Words of Life Camp
Gi Lake
McIntire Seeks Senate Bid On Quoddy Action
MACHIAS AP Republican Congressman Clifford G McIntire condemned the Democratic administration and the 88th Congress for letting action on the Quoddy power project slip away. While campaigning for the Senate, he lamented years of work with reports released but no official backing sent to Capitol Hill.
MacLeod Eyes Sugar Beet Fix for Aroostook County
Republican candidate Kenneth P. MacLeod told Mars Hill Rotarians that sugar beet growing problems in Aroostook County will be solved. He cited a University of Maine expert and the adaptability of Northern Maine farmers as reasons for confidence after a recent conference.
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Mars Hill
Kenneth P. MacLeod
Aroostook County
University of Maine
Maine
Conference Sought On Hospital Needs In Maine
POWNAL AP The director of Pineland Hospital and Training Center calls for a statewide conference on hospital needs, saying planning is poorly coordinated. Dr Peter W Bowman notes Portland hospitals plan a multi million dollar expansion and urges the conference before it proceeds. He wrote to the Bingham Associates Fund seeking support.
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Pownal
Pineland Hospital and Training Center
Peter W. Bowman
Portland
Owman
Bingham Associates Fund
Johnson outlines inquiry and tax relief stance
LBJ favors a thorough investigation into possible federal law violations and notes satisfaction that United Auto Workers and Chrysler settled a new contract without inflationary pressure. He defends the earlier tax cut as justified and says he will address Goldwater's proposed five per cent annual cut in his January State of the Union. A panel of distinguished private citizens is formed to advise on international developments, with members including Arthur Dean Eugene Black Dean Acheson John J. McCloy Omar Bradley and Allen Dulles.
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United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Secretary of Defense
Arthur Dean
Eugene Black
Dean Acheson
John J. McCloy
Omar Bradley
Allen Dulles
Reuther comments on Chrysler settlement amid UAW talks
President Johnson welcomed the Chrysler agreement as non infl ationary and broadly beneficial. UAW leaders hailed gains in relief time and working conditions while dropping two 10 minute daily coffee breaks. Ford and GM extended contracts and UAW officials signaled a widening pattern for future bargaining.
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Chrysler
Johnson
Washington
UAW
Ford
Reuther
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