Deaths and Funerals Mrs Curtis of Tuttonboro
Mrs Aarquelin Lassell Curtis 4 wife of Capt Kenneth G Curtis of Tiftonboro died at Chelsea Naval Hospital Thursday. A former Portsmouth resident born in Lee September 8 1914 she was survived by two sons Richard of New London Connecticut and William Curtis of Tuttonboro a daughter Miss Mary K Curtis a brother Francis M Lassell and a sister Mrs Reginald B Juneau Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Tuttonboro.
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Aarquelin Lassell Curtis
Kenneth G. Curtis
Tiftonboro
Chelgee Naval Hospital
Portsmouth
Custis
Lee
Fenwis M
Mary Basson
Lassell
Bard T
Richard
New London
Conn
William, Curtis
Tuttonboro
Mary K. Curtis
Francis M. Lassell
Reginald B. Juneau
Plane crash in MATTHIAS. three escape unharmed
A private plane owned by Atlantic Aviation Co. of Worcester, Mars crashed in a wooded area on a weekday. The pilot Pertti Siuttilainen and passengers Jane Doyle and Richard Andrews, all from Worcester, escaped without injuries.
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Atantic Aviation Co
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Pertti Siuttilainen
Janes Doyle
Richard Andrews
Final Drawing at Buckingham Park Sets Sweepstakes Time
The New Hampshire Sweepstakes Commission announced the final drawing at Buckingham Park will begin at 9 am on September 5. Final drums drawing may pause at 4 pm and resume at 1 pm until completion.
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Salem
New Hampshire
Buckingham Park
Camp Drum Officials Refute Maine Governor Charges
Camp Drum officials deny Gov. John H. Reed of Maine accusing the northern New York base of dilapidated buildings and unsafe conditions. A public information office statement says the center has always met its mission and will continue to support National Guard units despite reported facility issues.
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Possible Case Of Encephalitis Reported In New Hampshire
Hanover AP reports Irene Baxter 25 Scot native and Sunapee nursemaid sick with acute brain disease possibly encephalitis. Dr Hunter not convinced. condition improving. NH disease control chief says no encephalitis cases in state. Baxter employed by Roswell Farnham Sunapee. family says she may return to Scotland. Farnham's daughter to be with her father. Yonston Houston epidemic blamed for deaths. 216 cases in 30 days.
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Public Service Revenue Up in New Hampshire 1964
The Public Service Co. of New Hampshire reports that gross revenues and earnings will exceed 1963 records despite rate cuts and fuel savings. Projected 1964 operating revenues exceed $40.25 million with a profit near $6.18 million or $1.55 a share. For seven months ending July 30, earnings were $3.51 million or 91 cents a share versus $3.45 million or 96 cents last year.
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Public Service Co
New Hampshire
Turkish Soldiers Join Rioting Crowd In Ankara
Turkish soldiers and officers joined students in a two hour riot through Ankara shouting anti American slogans and damaging the Greek Embassy. The crowd estimated at 10 000 moved toward the U S Embassy leaving American banners and Turkish flags while some Americans took photos. The protest followed Greece asking Turkey to delay Cyprus landings amid tensions over the Cypriot rotation agreement. Gen Selami Pekan appealed for calm and the mob dispersed after his address though Greek Cypriot leaders resisted rotation.
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Turkey
Grek
U.S
Cyprus
Antonis Poumbouras
Feridun Cemal Erkin
Polie
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Anuvara
Makaciay
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Officials Probe Camp Blaze
Fire inspectors investigated a Thursday night blaze at Camp Maranacook on the lake shore that damaged a diving hall kitchen and rottage. Loss and cause remained undetermined as authorities worked at the scene.
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Wages Rise for British Male Manual Workers
London AP reports the Ministry of Labor states that the average weekly wage for male manual workers in Britain reached 40.44 in April, up 2.43 over six months. The figure reflects ongoing wage growth in the industrial sector during this period.
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London
Ministry of Labor
Britain
North Korea and UAR sign 19 percent trade pact
In Tokyo, Communist North Korea and the United Arab Republic seal a trade agreement worth 19 percent. Each side will exchange 2.8 million dollars of goods, signaling a formal economic collaboration between the two states.
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Tokyo
North Korea
United Arab Republic
Man sentenced for Maine break in Harpswell home
Leslie J. Brolon, 20, of Lisbon Falls was sentenced to 1 to 2 years in prison after pleading guilty in Superior Court to breaking and entering the Harpswell home of Miriam Thomas with intent to commit a felony, rape. The sentence was handed down Thursday.
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Leslie J. Brolon
Lisbon Falls
Harpswell
Miriam
Thomas
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