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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1965

Page

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Massive Washington County fire nears peat bog in Maine

The Weather Bureau warned no relief from sultry winds as a grass and forest blaze in Washington County swelled past 10,000 acres. The fire, sparked Wednesday in a peat bog, crossed Route 192 and Machias River while bulldozers cut fire lines and officials sought air and water support from Maine and neighboring states to contain the flames.

Whitneyville Weather Bureau Portland Washington County Machias River Route 192 Centerville Maine Bar Harbor Austin Wilkins Augusta Quebec Wilkins Massachusetts Connecticut New York

Plane crash near Lakewood leaves nine dead

A Beechcraft C47H crash near a Lakewood housing development spewed bodies against houses and fences. Deputy Erwin Moller described mass confusion and a wall of fire as parts injured nearby, with power lines down and the area sealed to residents only.

Lakewood Calif Erwin Moller Lakewood Sheriff's Station Los Angeles Moller James C. Thomas III Pasadena Sue Janzen Mrs. Janzen

Viet Cong Step Up Mortar Attacks In Mekong Delta

Vietnamese government outposts in the Mekong Delta faced a steady mortar barrage from Viet Cong forces early today. Casualties were described as light in some attacks, with reports of no casualties in others. A Viet Cong medical facility was uncovered southwest of Saigon with 14 wards, medicine, and arms seized. Air strikes in North Vietnam killed numerous guerrillas, and U.S. pilots reported heavy damage to several targets. The crash of a U S Air Force bomber near Nha Trang left 14 Vietnamese dead and 67 injured.

Saigon South Viet Nam Mekong U.S Jale Aigon Duc Co Pleiku Air Force Viet Nam Independence Hanoi Nha ‘Trang Canberra South China Sea Lawrence Horacek Ludington Mich Robert Johnson Osawatomie Kan Johnson United States

Ghana envoy delivers Nkrumah letter as peace talks stall

Washington reports no direct message from North Vietnam to President Johnson via Ghana’s Foreign Minister Alex Quaison-Lackey. The Ghana president’s letter offered no clear path to peace, while Hanoi warned against a presidential visit. Johnson stressed ceasefire as path to peace and promised forthcoming correspondence details. Kwesi Armah carried Ho Chi Minh’s reply to Accra, with Nkrumah showing willingness to visit Hanoi.

Washington Johnson Alex Quaison Lackey Ghana Kwame Nkrumah Quaison-Lackey White House Nkrumah Ho Chi Minh North Viet Nam U.N. General Assembly United States Hanoi U.S Bill D. Moyers Quaison- Lackey Moyers Commonwealth London Conference of Commonwealth Nations Viet Nam Kwesi Armah Accra Belgrade Alex Quaison-Lackey Dean Rusk Arthur J. Goldberg United Nations New York Malaysia Jordan Netherlands Uruguay Bolivia Ivory Coast Constantine Greece George Papandre

Denmark doctors urge licensing to curb tattoo firms

Two Danish plastic surgeons urged new laws to regulate tattoo artists arguing body art can hurt social prospects. The report cites 5 percent of Danish men with tattoos including 800 of 17,000 examined for military and 70 to 80 percent of 2,000 inmates. they advocate licensing and banning under 18 tattoos and closing shops early to reduce intoxicated clients.

Copenhagen Denmark Michael Pers Torben von Herbst Frederik IX Pers von Herbst Broke E

North Vietnam nerves map Cold War tensions in Indochina

AP analysis suggests Hanoi fears Red China may increase influence in Vietnam and seeks to portray the Viet Cong as capable of fighting alone. It notes messages urging rural resistance and turning guns on Americans, while Moscow and Peking clash over peace aims and influence.

William L. Ryan Viet Nam Viet Cong Hanoi Saigon Red China Moscow Pekling

Spencer Nominated To Superior Court

Lincoln Spencer of Kennebunkport was named to the Maine Superior Court. The 56 year old Republican practices law in Biddeford and is a World War II navy veteran.

Lewiston Lincoln Spencer Kennebunkport Lessard Dufresne Spencer Abraham M. Rudman Bangor Supreme Court Augusta Maine Superior Court Biddeford Executive Council University of Maine Peabody Law School Portland

Saco Youth Corps cited for city improvements this summer

Mayor Paul Reny praised the Neighborhood Youth Corps in Saco for cleaning streets beaches and drains, installing benches and tables, painting buildings, and aiding various city departments. The program, extended into fall, cleaned Brook waterways and aided traffic control while planning more drainage and landscaping projects.

Saco Paul Reny Bay View Lincoln and Spring Streets Cor Woodbury Sawyer Street Therrien Avenue Park Street Franklin Street Bear Brook Main Street Main Lincoln Pleasant Fairfield Young School

Negro Voting Rights Bill Signed by Johnson in Capitol

The Associated Press reports President Lyndon B Johnson signed the Negro voting rights bill in the Capitol, promising to strike down poll taxes and literacy tests. He urged Black citizens to register and vote, while government lawyers prepare immediate court actions challenging Mississippi Texas Alabama and Virginia poll taxes. The event coincides with diplomacy and turmoil abroad and leadership changes in Greece.

Associated Press Abraham Lincoln Capitol Joint Chiefs of Staff Martin Luther King Jr Johnson Confederacy Mississippi Texas Alabama Virginia Federal Register Justice Department

Justice Department to Enforce Voting Rights Act Nationwide

The Justice Department moves to enforce the new voting rights law, filing poll tax challenges in Mississippi and Texas and deploying federal registrars in southern counties. Attorney General Katzenbach and President Johnson urge registration and voting, while civil rights leader Dr. King cites expected large increases in registered Black voters.

Washington Department of Justice Department Jackson Miss Atty Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach South Martin Luther King Jr

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