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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1965
Page
5
Havana radio reports the Soviet Union will assist Cuba in producing artificial rain to boost farm output under a mutual scientific aid agreement signed by both nations.
Eight more ships from the Pacific reserve fleet are being prepared for service due to Viet Nam related needs. Six are stationed in Bremerton Washington, one in Olympia and one in Astoria Oregon. The move reflects increased military pressure in Southeast Asia.
The guidance says grate the rind before squeezing juice and apply the same to lemons. Wash and dry the fruit before grating to prevent contamination and ensure clean zest. The instruction emphasizes proper sequence and cleanliness in zesting and juicing.
Kennebunkport hosts the annual Artist's Costume Ball at the River Club from 9 p.m. to midnight with directors Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mayo and Mr. and Mrs Henry Gunzelmann. Local artists display 100 posters and judge best costumes for prizes. Guests encouraged to wear costumes.
The U S Bankruptcy Court listings include John P. LeClair of Biddeford with $5,055 liabilities and $10 assets and Harold J. Jeannette of Biddeford with $964 liabilities and $25 assets. Jeannette claimed $25 exempt.
A four and a half year effort by the Phippsburg Historical Society yields a prize winning town history, a museum, a tour pamphlet, and plans for a second book. The 230 page history, Phippsburg Fair to the Wind, chronicles old shipbuilders, mills, hotels, and local life with wide reader interest and orders from across the United States and beyond.
AP recalls key events on August 19 across history. 1812 Constitution defeats Guerriere boosting the US Navy. 1692 Salem witches hanged. 1870 Bernard Baruch born. 1942 Dieppe raid. 1944 US Third Army advances on Paris. 1955 floods kill 186. Moroccans clash with French. 1965 modern updates include discoveries and audits.
Harrisburg based Capt. Joseph Dussia leads the state police crime lab and is famed as a top safe cracker and lockpicker. He describes training, a system of safe manipulation, and his role in education at Indiana Iowa and Western Reserve universities while noting his home and office collections. Ice cream or berries offered as a joke ending.
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