Deaths Joseph A Cloutier Saco resident dies at 70
Joseph A. Cloutier 70 of Ocean Park Road Saco died this morning after a brief illness at a local hospital. Born February 20 1902 in Canada he worked 35 years at Saco Lowell Shops and Maremont Corp retiring five years ago. Funeral from Notre Dame de Lourdes Saco Monday at 8 am with burial at St Joseph Cemetery Biddeford.
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Joseph A. Cloutier
Ocean Park Road
Saco
Canda
John
Anna (Bernier) Cloutier
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
Saco Lowell
Maremont Corp
Marie Rose (Bouley) Cloutier
Edward
Andrew
Gerard
Paul
Raymond
Biddeford
Juliette Danforth
Marie Bruner
Doris Cloutier
Jeannette Frenette
Alfred
Theodore
Claremont
N.H
Zephirien
Newport
Pulitzer Winner Strickland Found Dead in Boston Apartment
Harvard assistant dean and Pulitzer Prize journalist Joseph Strickland was found dead in his Dorchester apartment. Medical examiner ruled homicide. Investigators found spent shell casings outside the shower stall and an open door with no forced entry. Strickland was 44 and a Savannah Georgia native noted for Detroit riots coverage and a Nieman fellow at Harvard.
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Boston
Joseph Strickland
Harvard University
Dorchester
Joseph Curtis
Strickland
Savannah
Georgia
Detroit
Pulittzer
The
Detroit News
Nieman
Harvard
Arts and Sciences
Meeting Of Volunteers On Thursday In Alfred Courthouse
A countywide meeting of Volunteers for McGovern is set for Thursday night at 7 30 in the Alfred courthouse building. Guest speaker is Mrs Nancy Chandler Maine's national Democratic committeewoman. Afterward volunteers will join workshops on canvassing fundraising and voter registration led by Frank Wood York County McGovern coordinator. Currently 12 of 28 towns and cities in York County have active McGovern organizations.
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McGovern
Alfred
Nancy Chandler
Maine
National Democratic
Post Conducts First Meeting Of Fall Season
OLD ORCHARD BEACH Fayette Staples Post American Legion held its first fall meeting at the legion home on School Street with Cmdr. Alice Castro presiding. There are 55 paid members for 1973. The Service Officer reported veterans John Wright Joseph Girard and Thomas Fitzgerald hospitalized at Togus. Castro noted attendance at the Department Convention in June and an award for work at Togus. Leo Ernest L Heureux and Donald Morrell were elected new members. Monthly meetings set for the third Wednesday. An unrelated note mentions adult sea otters weighing 45 to 100 pounds consuming the daily food equivalent of a fifth or more of their body weight.
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Old Orchard Beach
Fayette
Staples Post
American Legion
Legion
School Street
Cmdr
Alice Castro
Veterans Hospital
Togus
John Wright
Joseph Girard
Thomas Fitzgerald
Castro
Department
Post
Leo Ernest L’heureux
Donald Morrell
Funeral Homes of Saco Maine Listed with Contacts
Directory style notice lists funeral directors Shumway and Gross at 35 Spring St Saco Den nett and Craig 365 Main Saco Maine Emond’s Funeral Home 284 5511 and Frank X Emond J P Conroy provide local services.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Saco
Dennett & Craig
Maine
Emond
Frank X, Emond
J. P. Conroy
Portland Weather Outlook Sunny Through Weekend
Sunny Portland forecast shows highs reaching 50s in the north and 60s in the south today. Clear tonight with patchy frost in the north and lows from 30s to low 40s. Sunday remains mostly sunny with highs in the 60s.
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Portland
Church Youth Groups Meet Across Coastal Maine
The Methodist Youth Fellowship chapters at Saco and Goodwins Mills hold meetings tomorrow evening. Other groups include Bible Club at Ferry Road Saco, Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle Old Orchard Beach young people service, Advent Christian Church Kennebunk, South Congregational Kennebunkport, Lyman Baptist junior choir, St Mary’s Wells Beach catechism, Kennebunk Landing Free Christian Union, West Kennebunk Methodist, Ogunquit Baptist youth, and related Sunday sessions across Wells, Kennebunkport, Old Orchard Beach, and surrounding towns.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship of
The
Goodwins Mills
Bible Club
the Bible Baptist Church
Ferry Road
Saco
Youth Fellowship of the Advent Christian Church
Route $5
Kennebunk
Lyman Baptist Church
Youth Fellowship of the
Advent Christian Church
Kennebunk Landing Free Christian Union Society
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
West Kennebunk Methodist Church
Saco Church Plans Sebago Lake Picnic
First Parish Congregational Church in Saco United Church of Christ opens church school at 10 30 a m tomorrow with nursery care and teen classes. After worship the church holds a full church picnic at Sebago Lake State Park with games and playground equipment, overseen by Mrs Malcolm Pierson.
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First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Saco
Paul K. Weimer
First Parish
Sebago Lake State Park
Emile Tremblay A Surgical Patient At Webber Hospital
Emile Tremblay of 73 Pike Street Biddeford is listed as a surgical patient at Webber Hospital with admission details noted in the community notices.
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Emile Tremblay
Pike St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Saco Ward 2 GOP to Hold Special Meeting Monday
A special meeting of Saco's Ward 2 Republican Committee is set for Monday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Knox on Jenkins Road. A report on the recent Family Field Day will be presented.
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Saco
Ward 2
Republican Committee
Robert Knox
Jenkins Road
Hitch Develops In U S Soviet Talks Over Lend Lease
Washington sources report a hitch in starting Soviet U S Lend Lease talks over Russia's treatment of Jews. The dispute centers on rights and trade favors linked to Jewish emigration to Israel and education costs, delaying the talks despite Kissinger noting the Soviet delegation would soon arrive.
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Washington
House
Russia
Henry A. Kissinger
State Department
Charles Bray
Bray
United States
Sovie
Israel
U.S
Watergate issue labeled peripheral by MacGregor in Boston
Clark MacGregor campaign director called the Watergate bugging affair a peripheral issue of little consequence and accused Democrats of a sideshow. He predicted a Massachusetts campaign push by Spiro Agnew or Richard Nixon, and noted Nixon’s reelect committee shifting to aid Republican House and Senate candidates including Kerry Cronin and Studds Weeks races.
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Boston
Clark MacGregor
MacGregor
National Federation of Republican Women
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate Judiciary Committee
Spiro Agnew
Massachusetts
Nixon
House
Senate
Edward W. Brooke
Rmass
Nixon Committee
John F. Kerry
Paul W. Cronin
Gerry Studds
William D. Weeks
Adult Basic Education classes begin Monday in Biddeford
Biddeford offers free Adult Basic Education starting Monday at multiple sites including Biddeford Junior High Saint Andre's St Joseph's and Le Foyer with evening sessions 7 to 9 and morning blocks 9 to 11. Program aims to combat illiteracy and help adults earn an eighth grade or high school diploma with home management and citizenship components.
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Biddeford
John B. Simpson
Saint Andre's School
St. Joseph’s School
le Foyer
Poo
Foss Streets
Joseph Plamondon
Simpson
Biddeford City
Andrew C. Frechette
Arts And Crafts Courses Start Week Of Oct. 2
The Work shop of The Brick Store Museum in Kennebunk begins eight week arts and crafts courses the week of October 2 with sessions in drawing oil painting pottery braiding collage weaving and more. Instructors include Carolyn Wilson Stacy Wentworth Kate Mahoney and Barbara Lockhart among others. The workshop is non profit and open to all interested. information available at 4 Dane St. hours Sept 25 9 to 4 and Sept 28 to 28 mornings and evenings.
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Kennebunk
Carolyn ‘Wilson
Springvale
Stacy Wentworth
Arundel
Kennebunkport
Wentworth
Janet Welch
Bob Grant
Debby Tewksbury
Dane St
Muskie Backs McGovern After Campaign Departure
In Detroit and Camden Muskie campaigned with George McGovern to demonstrate party unity. He said his objective shifted from defeating Nixon to aiding McGovern and later Humphrey, recalling his own failed bid and noting polls he once led.
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Detroit
Edmund S. Muskie
George McGovern
Richard Nixon
Muskie
White House
Sen
McGovern
Sen. McGovern
Democratic Party
Ed Muskie
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
Camden
N.J
Humphrey
Maine Eligible For SBA Disaster Relief Over Red Tide
The SBA declares Maine eligible for products disaster relief after Red Tide contamination of clam flats. Gov Curtis thanks the agency while urging a White House natural disaster declaration to aid displaced clam diggers and other workers harmed by coastwide closures. The relief also covers Massachusetts and New Hampshire and funds working capital and stock destruction reimbursements.
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Augusta
Small Business Administration
Maine
SBA
Kenneth M. Curtis
Nixon
Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
White House
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Biddeford Seeks Dismissal of CATV Franchise Suit
Biddeford asks York County Superior Court to dismiss a $1 million lawsuit by LVO Cable Inc. of Tulsa claiming breach of a 1969 CATV contract. LVO seeks injunction or damages, contending FCC rules and readiness to serve were in place while bids for a new franchise were considered.
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Biddeford
CATV
York County Superior Court
LVO Cable Inc
Tulsa
Ohlo
LVO
Augusta
FCC
Casco Cable Television
York Communications Cablevision
York Cable Corp
Continental Cablevision
Dover
N.H
Bruce W. Berger
Fischer Welcomed To New York City
Bobby Fischer arrives at City Hall for a ceremonial welcome in New York with flags and a crowd. Mayor Lindsay presents a gold medal as Fischer signs autographs for fans and chess sets. He hints at possible future plans but remains undecided and stays with friend Paul Marshall.
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Fischer
New York City
New York
Bobby Fischer
City Hall
Bobby
Buttons
U.S. Coast Guard
Iceland
Boris Spassky
Brooklyn
Lindsay
Anthony Saidy
Paul Marshall
Marshall
Pope Paul VI Likely to Delay Retirement Says Brother Buttimer
Very Rev. Brother Charles Henry Buttimer of the Christian Brothers predicts Pope Paul VI will not retire at 75 due to potential church confusion and disrupted reforms. He cites a bishops poll would oppose retirement and notes retirement could embarrass a successor. Buttimer spoke during a U.S. tour of the order's schools.
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Troy
N.Y
Paul VI
Charles Henry Buttimer
The
Christian Brothers
Buttimer
United States
Brother Buttimer
Vatican
Butti‘mer
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Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle
Assembly For God
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Christ’s Ambassadors
South Congregational Church
Temple Street
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
St. Mary’s Church
Wells Beach
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Ogunquit
Saco Church
Sebago Lake
Hitch
Watergate
Ralph Powers
Tories
Tun
R. GC
Wakefield
Elm Street
Main Street
Virginia
New Jersey
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