Kennebunkport Man Sent To Men's Reformatory
Linwood Wakefield, 23, of Kennebunkport, was found guilty of second offense operating while impaired and sent to the Men's Reformatory at South Windham after a trial in the 10th District Court in Saco. Other defendants faced traffic infractions, with fines set for squealing tires, passing a stop sign, and inadequate exhaust, among various offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Wakefield
Kennebunkport
South Windham
10Th District
Saco
Dennis Lacroix
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Douglas A. Brown
Woburn
Mass
James E. McCann
Bristol
Conn
Roy J. Woodside
South Portland
Paul Paris
Pleasant St
Jerome M. Bshara
Sanford
Superior Court
John A. Banta
Delray Beach
Fla
George G. Eastwood
Lincoln
R.I
Harry V. West
Cape Elizabeth
Joseph Gilibson
Yarmouth
Oy Ae
Jay N. Carter
Nashua
N. H
Ailure
Barbara H. Goldman
Kennebunk
Kennebunk Residents Move and Visit Elsewhere
Kennebunk residents update as Norman W Nadeau and family relocate to Depot Street. Francis G Shannon returns from Norwood MA after a week with Joseph Forest on Parsons Street and attends a 25th wedding anniversary at the Steer House South Portland. Agnes Hoepfner returns from New Jersey to Fletcher Street. Mrs Lloyd Jewett remains hospitalized at Mercy Hospital Portland for surgery and Mrs Elliot Freeman is mentioned.
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Silver Lake
Shapleigh
Marion Guptil
West Kennebunk
Paul Morin
Dover
N.H
William Taylor
Brown Street
Worcester
Mass
Ernest Dupras
Kennebunk-Kennebunkport & Wells Water District
T Pine Point Manor
Scarborough
Maine Osteopathic Hospital
Portland
Norman W. Nadeau
Sea Road
C. Kenneth Hutchins
Depot Street
Francis G. Shannon
Norwood
Joseph Forest
Parsons Street
Joe
Gerald Barker
Steer
Steer House In South Portland. Mrs. Agnes Hoepfner
Kennebunk
New Jersey
Fletcher Street
Lloyd Jewett
Ross Road
Mercy Hospital
Elliot Freeman
New National Housing Partnership named by Johnson
President Johnson appoints Arger Kaiser to lead a new partnership aimed at spurring low and moderate income housing. The group will involve industry and labor to build about 620,000 units annually for ten years, leveraging private investment and mortgage money. Incorporators include David Rockefeller and George Meany. senate confirmation required. Johnson also cites price stability as the nation's top priority.
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Associated Press
Washington
Edgar Kaiser
Presiden Johnson
New National Housing Partnership
Johnson
Kaiser
David Rockefeller
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Comsat
Satellite Communications Corporation
Senate
Ernest Arbuckle
Wells Fargo Bank
Edward Etherington
Wesleyan University
Edward Daley
World Airways
John Loeb
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades and Co
Everett Matson
Lomas and Nettleton West, Inc
Houston
Tex
John Wheeler
Mechanics and Farmers Bank
Durham
N.C
James Ling
Ling-Temco Vought
Dallas
Legion meeting in Ogunquit at 8 tonight
A meeting of Elbridge and Leroy Hanson Post American Legion is scheduled for tonight at 8 o clock in the firemen x2019 s hall on School Street Ogunquit.
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Elbridge
Leroy Hanson Post
American Legion
Firemen’s Hall
School Street
Ogunquit
Wells Grange Meeting Set for Tomorrow at Eight
Wells Grange plans a meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the oi hall on Sanford Road Wells. Attendees will discuss planned activities and community matters.
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Wells Grange
Sanford Road
Ells
Chaplain's Night Planned by Priscilla Chapter
The Priscilla Chapter Order of the Eastern Star observes Chaplain's Night at the first fall meeting on Friday September 13 at 8 p.m. in Highpine Masonic Hall Wells Sanford Road. Chaplains from neighboring chapters will attend as special guests. Refreshments will follow under Mrs. Priscilla McIntire.
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Priscilla Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Highpine Masonic Hall
Sanford Road
Wells
Priscilla McIntire
Johnson urges wage restraint to curb inflation risk
President Johnson told labor and management advisers at a meeting that a little inflation should not be accepted. He warned that steady inflation would become expected if people grow accustomed to it, speaking to the Committee on Price stability and the Advisory Committee on Labor-Management Policy.
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Johnson
Labor- Management
Labor-Management
Pueblo crew release rumor disproved. new Panmunjom talks planned
The State Department regrets rumors of Pueblo crew release over the weekend and says another Panmunjom meeting with North Korean representatives is planned this week. Secretary Boyd announces highway funding cuts of 200 million dollars to help meet a six billion dollar federal cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
State Department
Panmunjom
Alan S. Boyd
Employment Claims Rise in Biddeford Office
The Biddeford Maine Employment Security Commission reports 303 people filed claims last week, up from 199 a year earlier. Manager Francis Coughlin notes 257 claims were filed the prior week, versus 194 the same week last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Maine Employment Security Commission
Francis Coughlin
Maine ocean sport fishing grows in importance says official
Augusta AP reports the Sea Shore Fisheries Department in Maine notes ocean sport fishing has grown and gained importance each year. Department chairman Ronald W. Green cites rising striped bass fishing popularity as a key factor in the trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Sea Shore Fisheries Department
Ronald W. Green
Hypochondriacs and a vibrating bed misadventure
Joy Stilley recalls a road trip thrill with motels advertising vibrating beds. After chasing the gimmick across stops, the couple finally finds a “magic mattress” and spends the night feeding it coins. A mailed gift arrives as a tiny box, shocking the husband and leaving them shaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Stilley
New York
Brunswick d em dissent pact tips toward Hildreth for Congress
In Brunswick AP report the local dissenting Red gang voted after four hours of debate to back reportedly progressive Republican Horace A. Hildreth Jr. over incumbent Democrat Peter N. Kyros for the 1st District seat while affirming they remain unequivocally Democrats who will push within the party for change.
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Brunswick
Red Gang
Republices
Horace A. Hildreth Jr
Peter N. Kyros
Grou
Democratic Party
Brandeis Receives $19 Million Grant for Center
Brandeis University in Waltham Mass gets a 19 million dollar grant the largest in its 20 year history from the Dorothy H and Lewis S Rosentiel Foundation. The gift announced Monday funds a medical sciences research center. Rosentiel retires as chairman of Schenley Industries in New York.
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Waltham, Mass
Brandeis University
Dorothy H. and
Lewis S. Rosentiel
Roentiel
Schenley Industries
New York
Appeals panel to hear Patriarca case on motions for new trials
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals will hear Wednesday arguments on motions seeking reversal of guilty verdicts and new trials for Raymond L S Patriarca Henry Tameleo and Ronald Cassesso. The trio from Providence Cranston and Somerville were convicted in a murder conspiracy trial earlier this year and each sentenced to five years and a $10000 fine. The defense claims publicity from a car bombing connected to underworld informer Joseph Baron tainted the verdict. prosecutor Harrington denies any influence. Bartlett of Bridgewater died in a hospital Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Raymond L.S. Patriarca
Patriarca
Providence
R.J
Cosa Nostra
New England
Henry Tameleo
Cranston
R.I
Ronald Cassesso
Somerville
Francis J.W. Ford
Underworld
Joseph (Barboza) Baron
U.S
Edward F. Harrington
Bridgewater man charged with murder over teen death
Albert Wiseman, 35, of Bridgewater, was charged with murder in the death of 17-year-old John Bartlett following a fight early last Wednesday. Wiseman appeared in District Court Monday and did not enter a plea as the case proceeded.
Two UM Students Face Marijuana Possession Trial
In Oxford Mississippi the Circuit Court will start Friday with Joel Frank Moore 18 Westbury New Hampshire and Wayne Kurtz 21 Etters Pennsylvania charged with marijuana possession. They were among eight students arrested in a February raid on off campus living quarters. The remaining six cases have not yet been scheduled for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
Joel Frank Moore
Westburrow
N.H
Wayne Kurtz
Etters
Wakefield doctor fined and placed on probation
A 70 year old Wakefield man pleaded guilty to illegally pop medicine and treating human ailments and received a $200 fine and three years probation. Judge Robert Sullivan sentenced Louis C. Billotte in Middlesex Superior Court. his medical license had been revoked in 1951 for presenting false credentials despite an extensive practice near his home.Boston AP three-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield, Mass
Wakefield
Louis C. Billotte
Robert Sullivan
Middlesex Superior Court
Billotte
Hong Kong Frees Two Commuist Leaders From Prison Camp
Hong Kong authorities released two leading Communists from a political prisoners camp on Monday. The same day in Beijing, the Chinese Communist government granted exit visas to four British citizens. Hong Kong officials denied any link. The British Foreign Office named Leonard Appleyard as the mission’s second secretary, his wife, and their two children were among those granted visas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Peking
Foreign Office
Leonard Appleyard
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Common St
Homer M. Illingworth
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Hal Boyle
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