Senate Housing Bill Squelched by House Rules
The House Rules Committee killed the $10.5 billion omnibus housing bill by a 9-5 vote, blocking it from floor consideration. The measure would fund HUD programs for two years and provide $400 million to subsidize city transit operations, drawing fire from civil rights and conservative critics. The panel, aiming to adjourn by Oct, may pursue a stopgap to maintain current housing funding.
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House Rules Committee
House
Congress
Department of Housing and Urban Development
House Banking Committee
Sabri
Fishermen Hear Lobster Industry Plight Tonight
In Kennebunk at 7 30 p m a hearing is set for Fishermen and residents from Kittery to Scarborough. Cyrus Hamlin, appointed to the Maine Sea and Shore Fisheries Interim Study Committee, invites all to discuss the lobster industry's problems for fact finding and possible legislative action.
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Kennebunk
Cyrus Hamlin
Maine Sea and
Kennebunk Town Hall
Kittery
Scarborough
Biddeford Apartments Change Hands in Local Sale
The three apartment building at 31 St. Mary's St Biddeford owned by Anthony Simononok of 50 Oak St Saco sold to Mr and Mrs Fernand Fecteau of 14 Jellison's Court Biddeford. The Fecteaus plan to occupy the first floor. Gilberte Real Estate Agency handled the negotiation with offices at 292 Main St Saco and 305 Main St Biddeford and Donald J Roy acted as selling broker.
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St. Mary’s St
Biddeford
Anthony Simononok
Oak St
Saco
Fernand Fecteau
Jellison
Council Chagnon Elects Officers at Biddeford Hall
Council Chagnon of Union St. Jean Baptiste met at Adams Street hall and elected officers led by Gerard Parent as president Leo Chretien as vice president Richard Scharbonneau as secretary Bernard Chretien as treasurer Norman Laverriere honorary president Eugene Bertrand Idean Raoul Roy as assistant secretary Richard Martel master of ceremonies Richard Paradis inside guard Ralph Petit director of juvenile division Norman Laflamme assistant director of juvenile division Installations will occur November 19 at Adams Street hall Henry Piette reported the treasurer's report Retiring president Norman Naverriere and retiring treasurer Henry Piette were thanked for service A port pie supper followed the meeting
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Council Chagnon
Union St. Jean Baptist
Adams Street
Biddeford
Gerard Parent
Leo Chretien
Richard Scharbonneau
Bernard Chretien
Norman Laverriere
Eugene Bertrand
Idean
Raoul Roy
Richard Martel
Richard Paradis
Ralph Petit
Norman Laflamme
Henry Piette
Norman Naverriere
Richard Charbonneau
Richard Palardis
Methodist Women Officers Installed in Biddeford Church
United Methodist Women of the Biddeford church installed officers led by Rev. Robert Rand at the Foss Street vestry. Sylvia Searles became president with Louise Merryman as vice president and Dorothy Bunting as secretary. Several program and committee posts were announced and life memberships given. A lobster supper for 27 members and two guests followed. The Southern District meet was announced for Sanford on Oct 16 and rummage sale for Oct 13.
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United Methodist Women
United Methodist Church
Foss Street
Biddeford
Robert Rand
Sylvia Searles
Louise Merryman
Dorothy Bunting
June Poirier
Ida Michie
Gladys Goodwin
Missionary Education
Cathleen Pate
Ada Howard
Christian Social Concern
Anne Spencer
Sunshine
Esther Marr
Beatrice Kaleel
Catherine Curtis
Searles
United Methodist
Sanford
Maude Moore
Gladys Schwartz
Spencer
Schwartz
Bernice Wiggin
Marion Hutchin
Churchill Funeral Draws Record TV Viewers Worldwide
An estimated 350 million people watched the funeral of Sir Winston Churchill in London on January 30 1965, the event attracting the largest TV audience to date.
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Sir Winston Churchill
London
Murphy Addresses PTA Reception at Fairfield School
The Saco Parent Teacher Association held its annual reception at Fairfield School with guest speaker John Murphy from Hingham Massachusetts stressing home and school cooperation to build positive self images in children and urging more oral work in class.
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Saco
Parent ‘Teacher's Association
Fairfield School
John Murphy
Hingham, Mass
PTA
Bradley Leach
Burns School
William Ingalls
Demos Committeewoman to Speak at County Meeting
Nancy Chandler Democratic National Committeewoman will headline a countywide Volunteers for McGovern gathering. Frank Wood, York County McGovern coordinator, says workshops on canvassing fundraising and voter registration will follow. The meeting starts at 7 30 in the courthouse building.
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Alfred
Nancy Chandler
McGovern
Frank Wood
Sanford
York County
Firemen Respond To Burner In Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach firemen were called to 40 Eleventh Street last night for a flooded oil burner. Richard Sevigny lived in the structure owned by John St Michael, a fire department spokesman said.
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Old Orchard Beach
Eleventh St
Fire Department
Richard Sevigny
John St. Michael
Car Bike Collision at Saco Crossing
Saco police report a morning crash at Elm Street and Thornton Avenue involving a car driven by Lee K. Roberts 20 of Drews Mills Road Arundel and a bicycle driven by Robert Ouellette 20 of 41 Wildwood Drive Saco. Ouellette was treated and released at Webber Hospital.
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Saco
Elm Street
Thornton Avenue
Lee K. Roberts
Drews Mills Road
Arundel
Robert Ouellette
Wildwood Drive
Ouellette
Webber Hospital
Tel Aviv Bomb Threat Caller Detained Near Embassy
Police in Tel Aviv detained a 23 year old Jaffa man after a bomb threat call to the American Embassy. The caller claimed affiliation with the Black September guerrilla group and indicated a bomb in the building. Officials traced the call and arrested him at a public telephone booth.
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Tel Aviv
Black September
Ants Found Worldwide Except Poles
Ants are the most numerous insects and inhabit almost every region worldwide except areas near the North and South Poles. These resilient colonies adapt to varied habitats from deserts to rainforests and urban settings.
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World
Poles
Moving may worsen mood for many American women
U S. women report stress from relocation and misattribute mood problems to finances or marital issues. Yale researchers note moving compounds stress for mid level professionals and their spouses as about 40 million Americans move annually.
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New Haven
Dr. Weissman
Yale Alumni Magazine
U.S
America
Kennebunk Rotary backs transport for three Waban students
Murray Cott briefed Kennebunk Rotary on three exceptional children at Waban Vocational School lacking transport. Parents cover part of the cost. Rotary boards to fund the remainder through year end after noting a larger federal grant expected after January 1.
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Kennebunk
Waban Vocational
Kennebunk Rotary Club
Murray Cott
Saco Republicans plan Braley Gagnon candidacies
Bryce Milne chaired the first Saco Republican City Committee meeting after Harold Applin’s resignation. The group backed Burton Braley for State Representative and Thomas Gagnon for State Senator. Mayor Braley stated he remains mayor if elected and urged absentee ballot needs, with Ernest Whitten coordinating. A rummage sale is slated Oct. 14 at Republican Headquarters on Main Street.
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Bryce Milne
Saco
Ernest Whitten
Boom Road
Braley
Main
Chiang Kai-shek Indisposed. Not Attending Teachers' Day Luncheon
President Chiang Kai-shek is recuperating from a slight indisposition and will not officiate the Nationalist Teachers' Day luncheon. His wife read a message of regards to 870 model teachers at the event in Taipei. Officials said he is recovering from a cold at his Shih-Lin residence ahead of his 85th birthday on October 31.
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Chiang Kai-shek
China
Confucius
Veterans General Hospital
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