Deaths Charles Peverill Ocean Park
Charles Peverill 68 of 70 Casco Ave Ocean Park died at home suddenly He was born May 5 1899 in Lowell Mass son of George H and Agnes Brown Peverill He worked at Squantum Shipyard and in Lowell before retiring and moving to this community in 1964 Survived by widow Lillian Bell Peverill three sons Charles E and Robert D and George H two daughters Mello Pappas and Mrs John H Clark two sisters Mrs John Dix and Mrs William Nebis one brother Joseph E 18 grandchildren four great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral services 1 p m Monday at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home 365 Main St Saco Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco Friends may call tomorrow night 7 9 p m
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Ocean Park
Charles Peverill
Casco Ave
Lowell
Mass
George, H
Agnes Brown Peverill
Lowell Commercial College
Squantum
North Quincy
Lillian Bell Peverill
Charles E
Robert D
North Billerica
George H
Baltimore
Mello Pappas
Dracul
John H. Clark
This Community
John Dix
North Chelmsford
William Nebis
Chelmsford
Joseph E
Towsen
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Saco
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Norman Clark of Clarks Mills Dies After Illness
Norman Clark 52 of Clarks Mills died yesterday in a Boston hospital after a long illness. Born July 11 1915 in town he was son of Lucien and Edith Locke Clark and attended Thornton Academy Hebron Academy and Boston University. He worked with the family lumber business and later at Grossman Lumber Co. in Braintree. Surviving are a daughter Mrs David Stanton Hartford Conn a sister Mrs S Webster Eldridge Kennebunkport three brothers Harvey A Harpswell Lauren Canterbury N H and Richard L North Conway N H and several nephews. Funeral services are at 3 p m tomorrow from Home 365 Main St Saco with Rev John McKerron Hollis Center officiating. Interment Highland Cemetery.
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Dayton
Norman Clark
Clarks Mills
Boston
Lucien and
Edith Locke Clark
Thornton Academy
Saco
Hebron Academy
Boston University
Grossman Lumber Co
Braintree
Mass
David Stanton
Hartford
Conn
Dr Alfred Kany Dies In New York City At 73
Dr Alfred W Kany 73 of New York City died yesterday after a short illness. Born April 17 1894 in Dolgeville he studied at Michigan and earned a 1915 dental science degree. A World War I veteran he led a local dental practice for over five decades and served 20 years as chief of staff of the dental section at New York Hospital. Surviving: two sons Fred W Jr of Saco Maine and Robert H of Princeton NJ two brothers Charles of Berkeley CA and Rudolph of Dolgeville six grandchildren and one niece. Services set for 2 pm Tuesday at Home 365 Main St Saco with interment Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco. Viewing Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.
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New York City
Alfred W. Kany
Dolgeville
Julius
Josephine Kany
University of Michigan
New York Hospital
Kany
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Alfred W. Jr
Saco
Maine
Robert H
Princeton
N. J
Charles
Berkeley
Calif
Rudolph
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Arundell burial for William Fountain aged 64
William Fountain ARUNDELL William Joseph Hall Fountain 64 of Old Biddeford Road died Friday evening in a Portland hospital after a long illness He was born in Sherbrooke Quebec November 4 1902 son of Fredrick Fountain a Christ Church member He is survived by wife Elsie four daughters and several other relatives Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p m at Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunk with Rev Fred Holmberg officiating Interment in Arundel Cemetery Kennebunkport Also listed is a note on Haiti’s Jean Jacques Dessalines and a remark on rocks as decorations and a wealthy man paying up to 4000 for an interestingly shaped rock.
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Arundell
William Joseph Hall Fountain
Biddeford Road
Portland
Sherbrooke
Que
Fredrick Fountain
Christ Church
Elsie Fountain
Anita Noonan
Arundel
Myrtle Cousens
West Kennebunk
Phyllis Welch
Kennebunk
Two Juveniles Apprehended In Buggy Caper
Saco youths skipped school and were spotted pushing a baby buggy near Shaw's Market. The carriage, taken from a barn on North Street, contained two batteries reported stolen from Leighton's Garage Pepperell Square. Officers turned the youths over to parents and juvenile citations were planned.
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Saco
Arthur Tardif
Richard Nason
Spring Street
Thornton Academy
Shaw’s Market
Jean Leach
North St
Leighton
Pepperell Square
Temperatures To Drop Below Seasonal Norms In October
The Weather Bureau 30 day outlook for October shows temperatures averaging below normals across the Gulf and Atlantic coast states. Above normal in the west of the Continental Divide and in the Northern Central Plains and Upper Great Lakes. Precipitation expected above normal in the Southern Plains Far Northwest New England and Florida. Subnormal totals from the Northern Plains to the Appalachians.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Gulf and Atlantic Coast States
Continental Divide
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Upper
Great Lakes Region
Southern Plains
Far Northwest
New England
Florida
Northern Plains
Appalachians
Biddeford Traffic Accident Reported
Mrs. Leona Lacroix a 61 year old of 26 Bradbury Street Biddeford was examined for injuries at Webber Hospital and released after her car collided at Elm and Main Streets. Lawrence W Crowell 25 of Unity was identified as the other driver. No damages were estimated.
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Leona Lacroix
Bradbury St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Elm Street
Main Street
Lawrence W. Crowell
Unity
Judge Denies Man Petition in Habeas Case
Portland AP Supreme Court Justice Walter M. Tapley Jr denied Byron C. Smith's petition for release from state prison. Smith 31 Auburn pleaded guilty to a 1965 $130 theft at Royal McBee Corp in Portland, serving up to two years plus parole Violation time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Supreme Court
Walter M. Tapley Jr
Byron C. Smith
Auburn
Smith
Tapley
Royal McBee Corp
Reed Extends Committee in Maine
TOPSHAM AP By executive decree Gov Curtis extends the Governor s Committee on Children and Youth despite the legislature not granting official sanction or funding. The order signed Friday states the panel should finish its assignment to report to the 1969 Maine legislature on the needs and services for children and youth.
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Topsham
Gov
Curtis
Maine
Tarantulas of tropical Americas described as largest spiders
The tarantulas of tropical American jungles constitute the largest species of spiders known, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Death rate gap widens for Indian babies in U S
A study shows infant mortality among Native American children in the United States is about four times higher than that of white babies, highlighting racial disparities in early child health and access to care.
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United States
Biddeford Patients Listed At Two Hospitals
Mrs. Albertine Boucher of 9 School Street Biddeford is a patient at Webber Hospital. Rickie Cyr of 14 Raymond Street Biddeford is a patient at Notre Dame Hospital.
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Albertine Boucher
School St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Rickie Cyr
Raymond St
Notre Dame Hospital
Kennebunkport and area youth groups schedule meetings
Local churches from Kennebunk to Biddeford list multiple youth and religious education activities. Sessions include Sunday evenings for junior and senior youth, Monday afternoon religion classes for grades 1–12, and midweek groups at St. Martha's Kennebunkport Wells Beach parishes, Ogunquit, and Saco venues.
Pope Launches Peace Appeal At Synod Session
Pope Paul VI affirmed his primacy in the Catholic Church while telling 200 bishops that they have great authority. He decried the Vietnam war and urged negotiations, criticized Communist Poland, and announced a future visit by Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Paul VI
Worldwide Bishops’ Synod
Vietnam
Poland
Trepontiff
Athenagoras
Rome
St. Peter's Basilica
Grouse Population Declines Slightly in Upstate Region
The Fish and Game Department reports a modest drop in ruffed grouse numbers but notes the decline will not curb the island game bird season. Biologists say partridge numbers exceed those of 1964, though some areas show variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Fish & Game Department
Portland Forecast Tonight Through Sunday
Portland weather calls for cloudy skies with scattered showers in the north and partly cloudy conditions in the south. It will be cooler with overnight lows in the 40s and a mainly dry Sunday.
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Portland
Tides and Times From September to October
OCR fragment shows tidal times and am pm markings for September and October with sequences of high and low tides and multiple clock times. The readable items include dates and tide indicators but lack coherent events or names.
Johnson Offers Vietnam Bombing Pause for Talks
President Johnson proposes halting bombing in North Vietnam if productive discussions follow. U S planes attack near Hanoi as bombers hit gun positions. Hanoi and Congress react with mixed comments. Protests surge in South Vietnam amid military rule. Pope Paul seeks UN role in peace efforts. Rio Grande floods threaten Brownsville and Matamoros. California Democrats plan peace delegation to the 1968 convention. Grand juries probe crime in Louisiana including a $1 million Hoffa trial bid.
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Johnson
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Hanoi
Congress
International
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Pope Paul
U Thant
United Nations
Rio Grande
Rio Grande Valley
Brownsville
Matamoros
Mexico
California Democratic Council
Louisiana
James A. Hoffa
Kennebunk residents engage in clubs and events across town
Kenneth Berdeen returns from a four day trip to Kansas City where he attended the Association of Diesel Specialists meeting. Webhannet Woman's Club hosts a Monday luncheon at Fletcher Street club house. Olive Rebekah Lodge officers to be installed at 7 45 p m in L O C F hall. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ackley spend last week in Franconia Notch New Hampshire. Richard Ackley a Gorham State College freshman and Kennebunk High School class of 1967 graduate. Kennebunk fire department responds to flooded oil burner at Ronald Graffam home. Past Matrons Association meets at Howard Johnson Restaurant in Wells then at Mrs Vivien Tranci's home. Yankee Belle Chapter Sweet Adelines holds guest night October 5 at Christ Church vestry. Thunderstorms occur globally at about 1800 per minute per Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Kenneth Berdeen
Kansas City
Association of Diesel Specialists
Berdeen
W.qj. Connell Co
Portland
Webhannet Woman's Club
Fletcher Street
Carl Russell
Roland Dutch
Franconia Notch
New Hampshire
Richard Ackley
Kenneth Ackley
Parsons Street
Gorham State College
Kennebunk High School
Kennebunk Fire Department
Ronald Graffam
Swan and
Hovey Street
Madonna Chapter
O.F. S
Howard Johnson
Wells
Vivien Tranci
Sea Road
Albany
N. Y
Open season on upland birds and small game begins Monday
The open season starts Monday for upland bird and small game and ends November 15.
Junior High Cheerleaders Are Selected In Old Orchard Beach
In Old Orchard Beach eighth graders Cap tain Michelle Leroux Co cap tain Cindy Crosby Judith Croteau Mildred Biggerstaff Jacqueline Anderson Helen Shevenell Barbara Cullinan and Shelly Galarneau were chosen to represent the school after a tryout by the Old Orchard Beach High School varsity team led by Co captains Susan L Heureux and Patricia McSweeney along with Dawn Cronin Rosanna Gifun Patricia Michaud and Karen Horne.
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Old Orchard Beach
Michelle Leroux
Cindy Crosby
Judith Croteau
Mildred Biggerstaff
Jacqueline Anderson
Helen Shevenell
Barbara Cullinan
Shelly Galarneau
Old Orchard Beach High School
Susan L'Heureux
Patricia McSweeney
Dawn Cronin
Rosanna Gifun
Patricia Michaud
Karen Horne
Saco Teenager Charged With Serious Offense
A Saco youth Selime Corbeil Jr. 16 was charged with operating under the influence after a Friday night crash on a private Lincoln Street road owned by Central Maine Power Co. His car skidded 72 feet through a fence at 124 Lincoln St. and struck a tree. Damages were listed at 125 dollars.
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Saco
Selime Corbeil Jr
Elm St
Lincoln Street
Central Maine Power Company
John Allie
Lincoln St
Paul A. Hooper
Elmwood Drive
Thomas W. Sheehan Jr
Maynard
Mass
Main Street
Hooper Auto
Sheehan
Stolen Beer Recovered After Nutshell Restaurant Break-In
Biddeford police investigated two overnight break-ins at the Nutshell Restaurant on Franklin Street. Four cases of beer were recovered near the rear door. Owner Lionel St Outs reported the theft at 4 a.m. Officers Raymond Langevin and Benoit Martin found a side window entry. Earlier, a patrolman suffered head injuries intercepting a suspect in an alley behind the restaurant.
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Biddeford
Lionel St. Outs
Franklin Street
Raymond Langevin
Benoit Martin
Everett Bowden Jr
Robert Devon
Biddeford and Saco Paper Co
Elm Street
George Malasnik Jr
Swedes Trade Vacation For Exercise Plan
Swedes Trade Vacation For Exercise Plan reports Hans Yorg of Farmerstown Cheese Co Holmes County Ohio as winner of the Swiss Festival judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugarcreek
Ohio
Hans Yorg
Farmerstown Cheese Co
Holmes County
House Robbery Nets Thieves $100 Cash
Police investigate a home robbery at 46 Oak St where over $100 in cash disappeared. Mrs. Edmund L. Fearon left for shopping at 9 am Friday and found the money missing upon returning around noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sace
Edmund L. Fearon
Oak St
Greek Society appoints publicity chair and planners in Biddeford
The St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church meeting in Biddeford named Mrs Rosella Dragoumanos as publicity chair replacing Mrs Alex Hadiaris. The group announced Feast of St Demetrios on Oct 29 and planned a Holiday Ball for Dec 17 with refreshment duties assigned to multiple members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosella Dragoumanos
Alex Hadiaris
St. Fatini Society
St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church
Adams Street
Biddeford
Alexander Ganthakis
St. Demetrios
Helen Truman
Kanely Throumoulos
Cynthia Mantis
Athena Gregory
Patricia Antonakos
Barbara Stroumbos
Katherine Anagnostis
Ann Mendros
Virginia Ladakakos
Madeline Haciaras
Helen Coronias
Toni Ladakakos
Peta Mendros
Marika Throumoulos
Freda McAllister
Mantis
Antonakos
Shoureas
Georgia Caras
Crepeau
Mendros
Gregory
Vanites
Pota Dalapas
Globe Sweeps Newspaper Competition
The Boston Globe Burlington Free Press and Manchester Evening Herald prize winners as AP News Executives Association honors top writers. Globe takes overall sweep for papers over 40 000 circulation with James Stack Bud Collins Ed Myers and William Coe among winners.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Boston Globe
Burlington
The
Globe
Collins
Roxbury
Boston
Ed Myers
Vermont
William Coe
Manchester
Conn
Evening Herald
Coe
Hartford Area
New England
Wentworth By-The-Sea
Reid MacCluggage
Hartford Courant
Jack Wharton
John O'Neil
Bill Duneliffe
Boston Sunday Advertiser
Elizabeth Brewer
North Adams Transcript
Austin W. Kenefick Jr
Holyoke Daily Transcript
Craig Stolze
Hartford Times
Bill McSweeny
Boston Record American
William Branders
Salem Evening News
John G. Wentworth
New Britain Herald
F. E. Cousins
Guy Gannett Publishing Co
Portland
Maine
Leslie Moore
Worcester Telegram and Gazette
George N. Gill
Fourier-Journal
Louisville
Benny Marshall
Birmingham News
Thursday Club Luncheon Sets 1:30 P.M. at Cascades
The Thursday Club will hold a luncheon at 1:30 p.m. on Oct 5 at Cascades on the Portland Road in Saco. An executive board meeting precedes at 1 p.m. President Dr. Theresa La Fountaine will open the session and Saco resident Raymond Kenneally will sing several selections.
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Cascades
Portland Road
Saco
Theresa LaFountaine
Raymond Kenneally
Teamsters Sign New Contract For Three States
The Teamsters in Maine New Hampshire and Vermont ratified a new three year contract with carriers and management. Maine Local 340 and Maine Carriers Employers Association leaders reported majority approval across three locals though exact totals were not released. Maine drivers gain 58 cents hourly plus $1 extra per hour in benefits with phased raises and added vacation. The pact includes turnout pay overnight trip allowances and a guaranteed eight hour day with higher pension and health contributions tailored to northern New England conditions.
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Portland
Washington, D.C
Maine
Hastings and
Sanborn
New England
Teamsters
Global heat on Vietnam peace moves and Beulah aftermath
United Nations debates on ending the Vietnam war intensify as Pope Paul VI offers new peace initiatives and the Soviet Union expands arms to North Vietnam. Canada calls for a stop to U S bombing and a four step peace plan. Beulah floods devastate 24 Texas counties and parts of Mexico with hundreds of thousands displaced. President Johnson declares a disaster area and offers aid. Mass English language use begins Oct 22 in U S Catholic churches. Author Carson McCullers dies at 50 in Nyack New York. Israel defends Jordan lands settlement plan as security measure. Queen Mary farewells shipboard party marks her final transatlantic crossing.
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Paul VI
U.N
U Thant
North Vietnam
U.N. General Assembly
Canada
U.S
Paul Martin
Vietnam
Martin
Demilitarized Zone
Beulah
Rio Grande
Texas
Mexico
Gulf
Pacific
Johnson
Cunard
Southampton
England
Long Beach
Calif
Quote of the Week on humanity and divine aid
The passage quotes Pope Paul urging belief in God to realize humanitarian ideals of justice liberty and peace. It then notes Lake Baykal covers 12 162 square miles, highlighting geography alongside the quotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Paul
Sberiah
Lake Baykal
Hitchcock Ousted as Braves Manager in Surprise Move
Atlanta Braves fire manager Billy Hitchcock without warning as speculation swirls over his successor. Potential candidates include minor league skipper Lyman Harris and Roy Hartsfield, with GM Paul Richards citing multiple options and possible World Series timing for a formal announcement. Hitchcock criticizes the abrupt handling of his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta Braves
Billy Hitchcock
Lyman Harris
Hitchcock
Braves
Paul Richards
Harris
Richmond
Richards
Atlanta
Buffalo
Chicago
Balltimore
Houston
Roy Hartsfield
Hartsfield
Spokane
Los Angeles Dodgers
Major League Leaders List From The Associated Press
American League batting leader Yastrzemski of Boston tops with .319 after 425 at bats followed by Robinson. Yastrzemski also leads in runs and RBIs and hits with 182. Killebrew tops RBIs and ties in home runs with 43. Campaneris leads in steals with 55. Horlen and Santiago noted for finishes in pitching. Lonborg and McDowell lead strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Yastrzemski
Bost
F. Robinson
Bast
Killebrew
Minn
Tovar
Oliva
Blair
Balt
Buford
Chic
Campaneris
K.C
Santiago
Horlen
Lonborg
McDowell
Cleve
Baseball season leaders in batting pitching and hitting
Batting leaders include Clemente at Pitt .357 and Brock at St. Louis .338 with 206 hits for Clemente and 2110 runs 113 by Aaron. Cepeda and Staub lead in runs batted in with 109 each, while Staub and Aaron top doubles and home runs respectively. Pitching leaders show Briles 13-5 and Hughes 15-6 with Bunning 243 strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemente
Pitt
M.alou
Staub
Howst
Aaron
Atl
Brock
St.l
Cepeda
Houst
Wynn
Morgan
Briles
Hughes
St L
Bunning
Phil
Jenkins
Chic
Casco Bay Ferry Grounds In Fog Near Portland Harbor
The Casco Bay Line ferry Amita ran aground in foggy Portland harbor about midnight Friday. No damage reported and its 12 passengers were taken by launch to Peaks Island. Refloating planned at high tide. The grounding occurred about 200 feet from Little Diamond Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Portland, Maine
Casco Bay Line
Amita
Portland Harbor
Coast Guard
Peak’s Island
Little Diamond Island
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Metropolitan
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Alfred Kany
William Fountain
Haiti
Jean Jacques Dessalines
Shumway Funeral Service
Philip H. Gross Sr
Dennett & Craig
Dial
Emond
Frank X, Emond
J. P. Conroy
Reed
Michael A. Petit
Youth Fellowship of the
Advent Christian Church
Route 35
Unitarian Universalist Church
South Congregational Church
Temple Street
Kennebunkport
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
High School of Religion
St. Martha’s Kennebunkport
St.Monica’s Kennebunk
St.Mary's, Wells Beach
St. Martha’s Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship
School Street Methodist Church
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
St. Mary’s Church
Wells Beach
United Ciuren
United Church of Christ (Congregational
Kennebunk Landing Free Christian Union Society
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the West Kennebunk Methodist Church
Baptist Youth Fellowship of the
Ogunquit
Fellowship of the
Saco United Baptist Church
Youth Fellowship of the United Church of Christ
Congregational
Fellowship Hall
Pope
Edmund Cashen
Los Angeles
Topeka, Kan
George Templar
Philadelphia
Frank L. Rizzo
San Francisco
Haight- Ashbury
Rolling Thunder
Globe Sweeps
John F. Dearden
Detroit
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Carson McCullers
Nyack, N.Y
Israel
Pinson, Cin
Williams
Casco Bay
Metropolitan Life
Carmen A, Cretaro
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