Death of Hopalong Cassidy star William Boyd at 77
Hollywood AP reports actor William Boyd died Tuesday night at a California hospital from Parkinsons disease complications and congestive heart failure. He was 77 and known for Hopalong Cassidy film and TV roles. Funeral services were private as tributes noted his charity to children and strict code of conduct.
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Hollywood
Hopalong Cassidy
William Boyd
Boyd
Hoppy
Laguna Beach
Calif
Hoppy’s Troopers
Hopalong
Grace
Hendrysburg
Ohio
California
Paramount
Mrs Bertha Keigher 77 Scarborough native died at home
Mrs Bertha Keigher 77 longtime Biddeford resident died this morning at her Scarborough home Born in Cheshire England on September 23 1894 she arrived in Biddeford in 1915 and worked as a weaver for Pepperell Mfg Co and York Mills retiring in 1946 She was active in St Mary Church Biddeford and held several Auxiliary and club posts Surviving are two sisters a niece and a nephew Funeral services will be Saturday at 10 am from St Mary Church with burial in St Mary Cemetery Cosgrove Funeral Home in Biddeford is handling arrangements
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Bertha Howcraft Keigher
Scarborough
Biddeford
Cheshire
England
Henry and
Mary (Grundy) Howcraft
Pepperell Mfg. Co
York Mills
John W. Keigher
Keigher
St. Mary Church
The
Assumption Sodality
Women's Club
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley
American Legion Auxiliary
Ancient Order of Hibernian
St. Andre's Home Auxiliary
Notre Dame Unit
Bid
Tool Box Stolen From Truck at Biddeford Street
Biddeford police report a toolbox stolen from a parked truck at 11 Foss St. owned by Michel Beaulieu of Biddeford. Officers are investigating the theft. Russia's White Sea is named for the year round ice covering its waters.
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Foss St
Biddeford
Michel Beaulieu
Russia
White Sea
Card of Thanks to Dr Houle and Webber Hospital Staff
The Loranger and Simard families thank Dr. Houle the Webber Hospital staff priests nurses relatives friends and neighbors for their care kindness and expressions of sympathy during a deeply appreciated time.
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Houle
Webber Hospital
Joseph Loranger
George L. Simard
Emond's Funeral Home Notice
Frank X. Emond and J P Conroy listed in the funeral home notice with contact 284 5511 for arrangements and services.
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Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Death of Robert Carson 91 in Saco Maine
Robert Carson 91 resident of 226 North Street Saco died after a brief illness at a local hospital Born in Glasgow Scotland December 11 1880 he was a son of Hugh and Mrs Carson He worked 25 years as a carpenter for York Mills Saco and over 20 years for Saco Lowell Shop He attended United Methodist Church of Saco and was a member of Saco Lodge of Masons and Knights of Pythias He is survived by daughter Miss Mary E Carson and son Hugh Carson both of Saco Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. from Shumway Gross Funeral Home with interment in Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco The funeral home was open tomorrow night from 7 to 9.
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Robert Carson
North St
Saco
Glasgow
Scotland
Hugh Carson
York Mills
Saco Lowell
United Methodist Church of
Sister Madeleine Salois dies at 45 in Biddeford home
Sister Madeleine Salois SCIM born October 5 1926 Holyoke Mass died last night at St Andre's Home Biddeford after a lifelong teaching and library career. Surviving siblings include Richard and Robert Salois and Pauline McNee. Services set at Sister's Residence Bay View Saco with interment at St Joseph Cemetery Biddeford. Arrangements by Emond Funeral Home Biddeford.
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Madeleine Salois
SCIM
Marie Paula
St. Andre’s
Biddeford
Holyoke
Mass
Euclid and
Anne Marie (St. Germaine) Salois
Order of the Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Rivier College
Nashua
N.H
St. Joseph School
St.Ann_ School
Lawrence
Holy Rosery School
Donelson
Teen
Villanova University
Sacred Heart High School
van Buren
St. Joseph House of Study
Brookline
More Surgery For Regenerated Arm
Gloucester fisherman Joseph Brancaleone, 23, whose severed right arm was rejoined four months ago, will return to Massachusetts General Hospital next month for further surgery. The hospital said Brancaleone will undergo surgery Oct.
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Boston
Joseph Brancaleone
Gloucester
Massachusetts General Hospital
Brancaleone
Portland Weather Summary Tonight and Friday
Tonight fair west with clearing elsewhere and lows in the 40s to low 50s. Friday will bring considerable sunshine with highs ranging from the 60s in the north to the 70s in the south. Marine forecast shows eastport to merrimack river winds five to 15 knots becoming northwesterly tonight and northwest around 10 knots Friday. Visibility improves to over five miles tonight and Friday.
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Portland
Eastport
Merrimack River
Choir Rehearsals Scheduled Across Local Churches
Members of the Senior Choir of the Saco United Baptist Church will rehearse tomorrow night at 7 30 in the choir room. The Youth Fellowship at Ogunguit Baptist Church on Shore Road meets every Thursday at 7 30 for Junior and Senior High youth. The Bid geford Foss Street United Methodist Church holds choir rehearsals tomorrow with the junior choir at 6 30 and the senior choir at 7 30 p m.
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Saco United Baptist ‘Church
Ogunguit Baptist Church
Shore Road
Bidgeford Foss Street United Methodist Church
Adah Chapter Eastern Star Holds Friends Night
A regular Adah Chapter Order of Eastern Star meeting is set for tomorrow at 7 30 in Odd Fellows Hall Alfred Street Biddeford Friends Night will be observed.
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Adah Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Odd Fellows Hall
Alfred Street
Biddeford
York County Democrats Plan Fall Events in Alfred and Berwick
Alfred meeting featured John Rendon of Maine campaign staff as guest organizer. York County committee appointed Beverley Holden publicity chair and Hank Fairlie voter registrar. Sheriff Field Day near Acton Fairgrounds will host major candidates including Muskie and Hathaway. Berwick rally and parade set for Sept 29 with convertible candidates. York County Women’s Club hosts Oct 7 ball at Biddeford High School. Saco Young Democrats attended as guests.
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Alfred — John Rendon
McGovern
Maine
York County
Democratic Committee
Joseph Hoyt Sr
York
Beverley Holden
Sanford
Hank Fairlie
Acton Fairgrounds
Edmund Muskie
Ranieii Cirtis
Saco Young Democrats
Brancaleone Faces Nerve Repair After Cape Cod Fall
Brancaleone, injured May 9 when he fell across a fast moving cable aboard a family fishing boat, undergoes a severed nerve repair to restore arm sensation and movement. Doctors say two years may pass to gauge arm usage while he and fiancée Kathy McCormick plan a June wedding.
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Brancaleone
Cape Cod
Kathy McCormick
Gloucester
Two Memorial Rituals Observed At Attica Jail
Relatives and friends marked the first anniversary of the Attica Prison uprising in which 43 people died. A wooden monument honoring 32 convicts was unveiled in a 45 minute ceremony, followed by a separate dusk tribute where 100 guards and staff laid wreaths at a state monument for 11 killed officers. The day also included an official medical examiner statement attributing all hostage deaths to gunfire, changing the prior view of cause. Inside, inmates attended a morning service led by a chaplain and guard, with access limited to those within the facility.
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Attica
N.Y
America
Attica State Prison
Clarence Jones
Amsterdam News
John Edlan
Rochester
Welfare rolls rise in May with 20,000 added
The HEW monthly report shows federal welfare recipients up 40,000 to 14.1 million while nonfederal general assistance falls by 20,000 to 908,000. Expenditures total 1.6 billion, with 1.4 million less cash payments and 20.6 million less Medicaid. AFDC recipients rise 20,000 to 10.9 million. New York and California lead AFDC payment declines.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Virgin Islands
HEW
New York
California
Hearings On Maine Yankee Begin In Maine Coast Town
The Atomic Safety and Licensing Board opened environmental hearings in an elementary school gym in Wiscasset about Maine Yankee Atomic Power plant. The proceeding, slated to run to Friday, involves opposition from state officials and Citizens for Safe Power. The AEC must weigh environmental impacts before licensing, with Maine Yankee authorized to operate at 75 percent capacity at Bailey Point for 18 months.
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Wiscasset
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Maine Yankee Atomic Power Plant
Maine Yankee
State
Citizens For Safe Power
Atomic Energy Commission
Bailey Point
Here
College of the Atlantic opens with 32 students in Bar Harbor
BAR HARBOR AP The College of the Atlantic begins classes with its first 32 students after years of planning. The four year program offers human ecology degrees and operates in the former Oblate Seminary on Mount Desert Island. Four full time and five part time faculty teach as accreditation visits are planned for this fall.
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Bar Harbor
College of the Atlantic
Mount Desert Island
Oblate Seminary
Edward G. Kaelber
Greenland Capital Godthaab Founded in 1721
Godthaab, Greenland’s capital, traces its founding to a Danish missionary in 1721 and grew as a key administrative hub in the Danish realm.
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Godthaab
Greenland
Owen-Davis Post Plans Fall Season in Saco
Owen-Davis American Legion Post Auxiliary in Saco plans a baked bean supper with date to be announced. Mrs. Florence Lewis read a thanks letter from Queenie Daye who joined the Special Olympics in California and the group helped cover trip costs. Members will attend the Togus hospital carnival on Oct 16 and the charter was draped in memory of Miss Lillian DeLaite after services.
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Owen- Davis American Legion Post
Saco
Post
Beach Street
Florence Lewis
Queenie Daye
California
Veterans Hospital
Togus
Lillian DeLaite
Restaurant Booked For Chess Play In New Hampshire
The New Hampshire Liquor Commission suspended The Stable of Moultonboro for 10 days after a chess tournament was held on the premises in violation of licensing rules. The owner did not seek permission to operate the restaurant as anything other than a dining spot.
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Concord
N.H
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
New Hampshire Liquor Commission
Moultonboro
Commission
Plane crash near Boundary Pond spares four aboard
A small private single engine plane piloted by Ernest F. Foss of Berwick crashed after takeoff from Boundary Pond. Four men aboard escaped, with Leo R. Neil of Jackman noting no serious injuries and praising the pilot for guiding the craft into a tree to cushion the impact.
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Jackman
State Fish & Games Department
Ernest F. Foss
Berwick
Boundary Pond
Leo R. Neil
Neil
Mitchell Sees Full Party Backing for McGovern in Maine
Maine Democratic Party chairman George Mitchell predicts full party support for the McGovern-Shriver ticket despite Muskie’s withdrawal. He cites Muskie’s strong statements and loyalty, adds straight-party voting change will not erase the Democratic ticket, and notes Muskie’s Senate stature remains intact. Hathway filled in as substitute speaker for Hathaway who returned to Washington for a Consumer Protection vote.
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Mitchell
McGovern
Maryline White
Kennebunk
George Mitchell
Democratic Party
Muskie
Maine
McGovern-Shriver
Washington
Senate
William Hathaway
York County
Democratic Women’s Club
Sea Spray
Cong
Hathaway
FBI Fires on Four Gambling Rings in New England Sweep
FBI raided 22 communities from Cape Cod to Nashua arresting 83 in a major crackdown on organized gambling tied to Boston area figures. Eight secret indictments named 90, with Donarumo facing 17 counts of perjury. Bail set varies. investigators say the rings grossed several million annually.
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Boston
Cape Cod
Nashua
N.H
FBI
John
Johnny Dunn) Donarumo
Chelsea
Wil
James L. Handley
Donarumo
Gennaro J. Angiulo
Nathan Duffy Dubin
Angiulo
U.S. Senate Subcommittee
New England
Fendant
Ron Stander
Joe Frazier
Terry Downes
Great Britain
Tom McNeeley
Joe DeNucci
U.S
Albert F. Cullen
Justice Department
Revere
N.H. Cullen
Canada Holds About Fifteen Percent of Global Fresh Water
Canada is estimated to possess about 15 percent of the world’s fresh water by surface area. This figure highlights the country’s vast lakes and rivers, underscoring its significant role in global water resources.
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Canada
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