Red Tactics In Laos Key Ang Parley On Viet Nam
Washington weighs limits of talks with the Communists as Laos leaders push a hard line. U S officials insist no Viet Nam settlement while Hanoi and Peking press for more gains. Taylor sees eventual victory through a political military economic mix. Debate continues among leaders in Paris and U S lawmakers on neutralization and withdrawal options.
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Laos
Viet Nam
Washington
U.S
Peking Hanoi
Maxwell Taylor
Taylor
South Viet Nam
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Saigon
Dean Rusk
Paris
Asia
Southeast Asia
State Department
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Charles de Gaulle
Geneva
Indochina
Johnson
de Gaulle
United States
South Asia
Card party winners crowned at Old Orchard Beach session
Mrs Jean LaPointe won the women high score prize and Mrs Marion Leach the low score at the third C. Fayette Staples Post and Auxiliary card party at American Legion Hall in Old Orchard Beach. Men’s high was Robert Pettengill with Albert Pettegill as low. Queen of Hearts went to Mrs Jan Simpson. Another card party is planned next Thursday at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Jean LaPointe
Marion Leach
American Legion Hall
C. Fayette Staples Post
Auxilary
Robert Pettengill
Albert Pettegill
Jan Simpson
Avis Riggs
Old Orchard Beach Pilgrimage Visit Details
Mr and Mrs Richard Doe attended the Stanley Home Products pilgrimage at Westfield Mass over four days. They stayed at Schine Inn and visited Stanley Park in Westgate and the Stanley factory in Easthampton. Miss Ethel Wight hosted by Mrs Hodsdon in Portland. Journal misread Past Presidents Parley banquet as Past Presidents Parley of C Fay lette Staples Auxiliary American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Doe
Stanley Home Products
Westfield
Mass
Schine Inn
Stanley Park
Westgate
Stanley Factory
Easthampton
Ethel Wight
Fort Hill Avenue
Herbert Hodsdon
Portland
Jnicht
C. Faylette Staples
American ‘Legion
Four wives pack outfits to influence campaign image
NEW YORK AP Four feminine wardrobes are being packed as campaign tours begin. Mrs. Hubert H. Humphrey sewed hers in Minnesota, Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson bought hers in New York, Mrs. Barry Goldwater shopped in Phoenix, and Mrs. William E. Miller picked pieces in Washington. A style expert notes campaigners should look polished yet not extravagant. Mrs. Johnson favors yellows and bright reds with sheath and A line dresses, while Muriel Humphrey stitches her label Into each garment. Peggy Goldwater has strong fashion interest, with natural waists and soft skirts. Stephanie Miller avoids hats to maintain her short pageboy hairstyle.
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New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Phoenix
William E. Miller
Washington
Muriel
Auxiliary Plans Evening Dance With Husbands
The Camp Ellis Volunteer Firemen's Auxiliary held a meeting at the fire station planning an evening dance for members husbands and invited guests. President Mrs. Christine Peterson led prayers and a flag salute while reports from secretary Mrs. Lillian Morris treasurer Mrs. Greta Greenier and Sunshine Chairman Mrs. Ruth Stackpole were presented. Margaret Pendleton won the mystery award as July and August birthdays were noted and refreshments for next week were assigned to Mrs. Stackpole and Mrs. Morris. Lunch was provided by Mrs. Carole St. Ours and Mrs. Betty Worthing with several attendees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Ellis
Christine Peterson
Lillian Morris
Greta Greenier
Sunshine
Ruth Stackpole
Margaret Pendleton l
Stackpole
Morris
Carole St. Ours
Betty Worthing
Judith Gagne
Lillian Gagnon
Susan Gagnon
Spear Details Skilled Labor Shortage and Tech Change
David Spear, vice-president and GM of Maremont Corp New England Division, warned at an American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers meeting that rapid technical development makes current skills obsolete. He urged professionals and societies to push for better education and training while noting a surplus of jobs for competent workers. The gathering toured Saco Lowell facilities and saw M60 gun parts being produced amid industry student involvement. next meeting is in Portland with IBM reps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Spear
New England
Maremont Corp
Saco Lowell
American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers
Wonderbar
Spear
Steel Magazine
Saco-Lowell
Detroit
A. J. Polackwich
Portland
IBM Corp
Portland High School
Ivan Kimball
Grandma Gatewood completes trek after 2000 mile Appalachian Trail
Millinocket AP reports 76 year old Emma Gatewood known as Grandma has hiked the final 25 percent of the Georgia to Maine Appalachian Trail reaching Millinocket Lake by seaplane. She has twice completed the full Appalachian Trail and also traversed the Oregon Trail. She began July 29 at Sherburne Pass Vermont, losing 15 pounds on the 10 mile per day trek. She travels light with a 14-17 pound pack, no sleeping bag, and carries essentials in a denim bag. Grandmother has 11 children, 28 grandchildren, and 18 great grandchildren. A reception will honor her and the Beeville Texas Eversole family, who recently completed a family hike over the trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millinocket
Maine
Emma
Gatewood
Independence
New England
Candidate's Wife To Be Saco Speaker
A meeting of the Women’s Fellowship at First Parish Congregational Church in Saco will include a 6:30 PM covered dish supper and a business meeting led by Mrs. Gilbert Harrison. The program features Mrs. William Bruce, wife of former Maine state senator candidate William Bruce, speaking on Civil Rights.
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Women's Fellowship
First Parish Congregational Church
Saco
Gilbert Harrison
Raymond Mailman
Charles Gilpatrick
Donald Fogg
Clyde Mailman
William Bruce
Bruce
Maine
National Affairs Commission
Washington, D. c
John F. Kennedy
Washing- Lancerss
Biddeford PTA meeting reports plans and student programs
The Biddeford Parent-Teacher Association met in the Biddeford Junior High cafeteria with Robert Hodge presiding. Reports from secretary Pauline Thibault and treasurer Carlton Brock outlined plans for the coming year including a teachers reception at the next meeting at the Senior High. Two Girls' and Boys' State delegates, Paula Barnes and Cary Sneider, reported on their experiences. Sneider was elected to Boys' National State in Washington. Raymond Kenneally discussed overcrowding, presented a progress report, and showed early sketches of a new school building. Hostesses included Mrs. Raymond Kelleher and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Robert Hodge
William McKenney
Pauline Thibault
Carlton Brock
Hodge
Paula Barnes
iCary Sneider
Boys’ State
Sneider
Washington, D. C
Raymond Kenneally
Raymond Kelleher
Area Residents Enter Maine Central Institute for 1964 65
Three Biddeford and Saco students are enrolled at Maine Central Institute for the 1964 65 academic year. Registered in the fifth year class are Bruce D. Wilson Theodore J Caouette Jr and Keith O Sanborn. Wilson is son of Bruce L Wilson Wadlin Road Caouette son Theodore J Caouette Sr 13 Summit St Biddeford and Sanborn son Owen O Sanborn 231 North St Saco.
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Pittsfield
Biddeford
Saco
Maine Central Institute
Edward R. Stanley
Bruce D. Wilson
Theodore J. Caouette Jr
Keith O. Sanborn
Wilson
Bruce L. Wilson
Wadlin Road
Caouette
Theodore J. Caouette Sr
Summit St
Sanborn
Owen
North St
Marshall Attends New York Meeting
Hugh Marshall attends a Maine Department for Economic Development meeting in New York invited by Governor John H. Reed. Include Commissioner Stanley Backman and other business leaders as Maine officials present. A DED presentation will showcase Maine assets and industrial potential to attract manufacturers and industry to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Marshall
Maine Department For Economic Development
Newark
Biddeford
Economic Development Commission
John H. Reed
Stanley Backman
D.E.D
Department of Economic Development
Maine
Marshall
Metropolitan Life reps to attend Boston veterans meeting
Eight representatives from Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Biddeford district office at 250 Elm St. will attend the Manchester chapter Veterans Association annual meeting and luncheon at the Sheraton Plaza Hotel in Boston on Wednesday. More than 35 members from Maine New Hampshire Vermont and part of Massachusetts are expected. A. Evariste Desjardins Augusta district manager and chapter president will preside. Joseph Dooley of Newton and Rudolph Michaud regional manager of Manchester will speak. Invited Biddeford office personnel include Assistant Manager Lionel Hebert Portland Road Saco, Raoul J. Nadeau, Paul J. Shevenell, Roy S. Jackson, L. Russell Jellison, Charles E. Gallant, Gabrielle Ste. Marie, Blanche ra 211 Alfred St., Biddeford.
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Biddeford
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Elm St
Manchester
Company
Veterans Association
Sheraton Plaza Hotel
Boston
Metropolitan
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
A. Evariste Desjardins
Augusta
Joseph Dooley
Newton
United States
Canada
Rudolph Michaud
Lionel Hebert
Portland Road
Saco
Raoul J. Nadeau
Metropolitan Insurance
Hill St
Paul J. Shevenell
School St
Roy S. Jackson
Mechanic St
Kennebunk
L. Russell Jellison
Kittery
Charles E. Gallant
North St
Sanford
Gabrielle Ste. Marie
Beach St
Blanche
Alfred St
Biddeord
Royal Greek Royal Wedding Draws World Figures
King Constantine and Anne-Marie wed in Athens in a glittering ceremony with 1,600 guests including Patriarch Alexei of Moscow and various royalties. The procession through the capital ended at the palace with a 101 gun salute as the couple begins their life together amid Cyprus tensions and a guarded privacy for their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Lynda Bird
Bride
Frederik
Denmark
Constantine
Anne-Marie
Mt. Lycabetus
Athens
Paul
Cyprus
Anna-Maria
Crisp radish crunch atop dressed green beans salad
Slice small radishes paper thin and add to cooked green beans marinated in French dressing. Serve on salad greens. Do not marinate the radishes so they stay crisp and add texture.
Paper Company Official Outlines Two-Year Pact
RUMFORD AP An Oxford Paper Co mill official laid out a two-year contract proposal for about 2,300 production and maintenance workers. The plan includes a new layoff procedure and revised seniority language, plus wage and fringe benefits increases as workers vote on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumford
Oxford Paper Co
Charles L. Ferguson
Memorial Rite At Biddeford Saco Elks Lodge
Memorial tablet services honored Past Exalted Ruler M Arthur Costellow at the Biddeford Saco Lodge of Elks on Portland Road Saco. Atty Francis LaFountin at Notre Dame Hospital reported improving. Planning for Oct 8 meeting with Rev Benedict Fink as speaker. Field Day prep announced and Golf Tournament set at Biddeford Saco Country Club Sunday 9 AM. Grand Exalted Ruler visit to Maine tentatively Oct 1 at Poland Spring. Meeting led by Exalted Ruler Ralph Pitt with roast pork supper by Steward Harold Marr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Arthur Costellow
Biddeford-Saco
Pilot Saves Navy by Belly Landing Disabled Jet
Lt. Karl I. Lassey, 29, of North Kingstown, R I, chose a risky wheels up belly landing at Quonset Point Naval Air Station over ejecting at sea after his A4 Skyhawk’s landing gear jammed. The $1 250 000 jet sustained no damage. a brief fire was extinguished by foam. Captain Carpina praised his decision and piloting skill.
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Quonset Point
R. I
Navy
Karl I. Lassey
Mintonvale
Kan
Quonset Point Naval Air Station
Lassey
William J. Carpina
North Kingstown
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Dial
Southgate Motors, Inc
Five Points
Jack Weiss
George Spirounias
Clarence Tarr
Sie Dean
Biddeford & Saco Gas CO
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St. Andre’s High School
Shirley Grover
Nancy Marcotte
Charlene Boucher
Sylvia Lem
Jean Sprain Wilson
Wil Versinwil
Alliam Bruce
House of Representatives
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Beaupre Gas and Electric
Alfred Street
Royal
Greece
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Patriarch Alexei
Moscow
All Russia
Paper Company
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Richard Danforth
Anastasoff Studio
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Saco River
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