Considine Succumbs to Stroke at 68 in New York
Robert Bernard Bob Considine Hearst columnist and prize winning correspondent dies of a stroke at 68 after being found on the floor of his Manhattan apartment He covered World War II and the Korean War and conducted a famous 1957 Khrushchev interview with Frank Coniff He authored biographies radio scripts and an autobiography Surviving are his wife Millie and four children Funeral arrangements are incomplete
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NEW York
Robert Bernard
Bob’’ Considine
Hearst
Considine
New York Medical Center University Hospital
Manhattan
William Randolph Hearst Sr
King Features Syndicate
On the Line
Nikita Kruschev
Frank Coniff
MacArthur the Magnificent
Tokyo
General Wainwright
Jack Dempsey
Babe Ruth
Toots Shor
Hollywood
Coniff
Overseas Press Club
Khrushchev
Pope Pius XII
Catholic Writers Guild
Catholic Institute of the Press
American Jewish Congress
Millie
Michael
Barry
Dennis
Deborah
Madisses Plan Rummage Sale at First Parish Church
The Madisses of the First Parish Congregational Church plan a rummage sale on Oct. 18. A workshop is scheduled for Oct. 7 at Mrs. Lois Currier’s home. Rev. James Fletcher noted a Portland conference on Oct. 12 and a Portland Symphony Orchestra concert on Oct. 22 at Linnell Gymnasium in Saco.
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Thelma Kallock
Lois Currier
Main Street
Saco
James Fletcher
Uest
Conference of Congregational Churches
Portland
Portland Symphony Orchestra
Linnell Gymnasium
Capers Seek Talent For Follies Production
The Capers follies kickoff at Trudeau's in Saco on Sept 30 8 p.m. offering signups for parts in Capers 75 with a goal to raise 35000 for a heart monitor. Rehearsals begin Oct 18 at City Hall Theater with signups also at the opener.
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Webber Hospital
Trudeau
City Hall Theater
Spo
Patty Festino
Longley Names Energy Director for Maine
Gov. James B. Longley nominated Abbie C. Page 32 of Poland Spring to head the Maine Office of Energy Resources. Page, a Planning Office planner with chemistry and biology degrees, would earn about $18,000 annually and must be confirmed by the Executive Council.
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Augusta
Maine
Executive Council
Page
Brown Univer
Hearst Transcript Casts Patty as Revolutionary Feminist Seeker of Bail
A San Mateo jailhouse tape quotes Patricia Hearst discussing freedom and bail while calling for a revolutionary feminist stance. The excerpts released amid ongoing charges include her remark about not wanting to be “a prisoner in my parents' home” and note police are checking weapons from her arrest for possible link to a double murder.
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Patricia Tobin
Patty
Catherine
Miss Hearst
Wilbert
Popeye” Jackson
Vallejo
Redwood City
Carter
Miss Tobin
Card of Thanks for Samuel J. Taylor
The family of the late Samuel J. Taylor extends heartfelt appreciation to all who expressed sympathy in their time of sorrow.
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Samuel J. Taylor
K of C Chapter Installs Officers in Biddeford Ceremony
Luke E Hart Council Knights of Columbus installed officers during a Saturday night ceremony at the Hall on Pool Street Biddeford. Installations included John Letourneau as grand knight and David Donovan as deputy grand knight with a Mass, dinner and dance to follow.
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Luke E. Hart
Raymond Dubois
Jean Lavigne
Paul Hebert
Donald Gendron
Charles Beaudoin
Old Orchard Beach
George Riddle
Sanford
Ronald Melancon
Anthony Eramo
Richard St. Cyr
John Letourneau
Christopher Fraternal Association
Masse
Emile LeBlond
Lionel Hevey
Weather Forecast for Maine Regions Sees Rain Through Saturday
The forecast covers Maine regions including Northern Interior Northeast Northwest and Western Mountains. Expect occasional rain possibly heavy at times with temperatures in the 50s. Light easterly winds tonight with a 90 percent rain chance tonight and 80 percent Saturday.
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Maine
Interior
Mountains
Weekend Sunshine Returns After Rainy Northeast
The National Weather Service reports rain from the tail end of Hurricane Eloise will taper to scattered showers tonight with gradual clearing by Saturday and possible sun Sunday. Some Connecticut rivers have risen above four inches in three days and flood warnings may be withdrawn as conditions moderate.
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New England
National Weather Service
Eloise
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Housatonic
Sherman
Farmington River
Simsbury
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