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Newspaper

Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1964

Page

7

Bowling records and totals from local standings

Bowling roundup lists Doran's Pharmacy and Crystal Bottling in the Nut shell league with team totals at Archie's Variety and Caran's Market. J Gillis leads with high single 151 and high series 490 across four strings, scoring 58 pins on the Metro Body on 200s.

Doran's Pharmacy Seal Rock Archie Caran J. Gillis 20Th Century Lanes Crystal Bottling Metro Body Shop Facies Panthers Archie Bears Caron's Packers Hich J Gillis Fagles Lfaguf I Archie's Variety Caron’s Mkt Lady Pues Q Phil's Taxi Oy Doran's Pharmacy Alley Cats Nutshell Sal Rock Crystal ‘Bottling Rat Finks fon _s Five Jacks Lady Bugs the Beatles Limbos Eagles D. Lachance B. Avalione Bertrand

Mets Slugger Powers Grand Slam in 42 Victory Over Pirates

The Mets beat the Pirates 42 in a grand slam sixth inning lifting New York to a fourth straight win, matching their longest streak of the season. Bob Parker pitched as Cincinnati topped San Francisco 7-1 while the Giants trailed Philadelphia by six games in the NL standings.

Associated Press Jim Hickman Mets New York Mets Pittsburgh Bob Parker Reds San Francisco Giants Philadelphia

First Americans Used Verbena Tea as Tranquilizers

The Pawnee Indians brewed verbena flower tea they called pleasant-dream drink to calm nerves and induce sleep, possibly making them early users of tranquilizers.

Army Awards Contract For Study Of Birds

The Army funds a research program on training birds for field surveillance at Aberdeen Proving Ground. A $174,472 contract with General Aeronautics Corp initiates a second phase after a favorable feasibility study showing birds can be taught to recognize a person and signal with a characteristic response. The project, classified, builds on earlier work on birds learning abilities.

Washington Army Aberdeen General Atronics Ne

Nevada Range Fires Subdued

Elko Nevada AP reports firefighters, exhausted crews, returning home after quelling Nevada worst range fires. More than 350000 acres charred, grazing land loss feared for northeastern stockmen. Cattle losses unknown, fences and ranch buildings damaged. A 111-man crew remained on the largest Boulder Flat Maggie Creek fire spanning 75 miles west and northwest of Elko.

Elko Nev Nevada Maggie Creek

Fire crews quell multiple blazes after assault team sweep

On Wednesday an assault team of 1,000 firefighters controlled a blaze while skeleton crews mopped up five other fires. The total firefighter count reached 2,300 as the operation proceeded.

Band Of Cold Heads Far East

A band of cold air moved east behind thunderstorms as temperatures were expected to plunge. Much of the nation showed fall like conditions with storms traversing the Dakotas and a sharp temperature drop from the 100s in Bismarck to the 50s this morning. Montana saw 40s with cold rain and hail up to 1 inch near McCook in south central Nebraska.

Associated Press Dakotas Yee Bismarck N.D Montana Nebraska New Mexico McCook

Red China Pushes Message To Asian African Powers

The article portrays a Soviet critique accusing Communist influenced factions of trying to bypass delegations at a conference. It claims Red China North Korea North Viet Nam Japanese Communists and others pressured Moscow and suggests the Soviet Union would refuse if invited. The piece asserts Moscow has lost the maneuver and faces isolation.

Pege Soviet Union National Liberation Movement Red China North Korea North Viet Nam Moscow

Cambist Describes Foreign Money Dealer Term

A cambist is a dealer in foreign moneys. The term identifies a professional who handles exchange and valuation of international currencies.

Berlin's Lady Cobbler Still Works At 78

Agathe Haemmerling, 75, Berlin's oldest female shoemaker, continues repairing shoes in her Schoeneberg shop. She recalls two East Berlin helpers lost to the wall and plans to keep working, saying work keeps you young and she may retire never.

Berlin Agathe Haemmerling Berlin Wall Frau Haemmerling East Berlin Reds Haemmerlings Regensburger Strasse Schoeneberg West Berlin

Airliner crash lands on desert lake near Tonopah

A twin engine DC3 airliner carrying 35 on a Burbank to Hawthorne route crash landed on a dry lake 10 miles southeast of Tonopah Nevada. FAA reports 20 of 32 passengers and three crew injured, two seriously. Pilot Capt Harold Hopkins is in critical condition.

Tonopah Nev Burbank Calif Hawthorne Desert Federal Aviation Agency Harold Hopkins Hawthorne-Nevada Airlines el Capitan FAA Beatty Las Vedas Hopkins

Mary Lou Clough Honored At Shower

Miss Mary Lou Clough was guest of honor at a bridal shower in Kennebunkport hosted by her sister and Mrs Mary Philbrick. She will wed Donald Bernier of West Kennebunk on Aug 22. Attendees and participating friends are listed, with blue and yellow decorations and a bridal cake by Mrs Mary Philbrick.

Kennebunkport Mary Lou Clough Ann Cluff Mary Philbrick First Congregational Church Miss Clough Palmer Clough North Street Donald Bernier West Kennebunk Barbara Stone Carrie Camire Gloria Bernier Marie Hutchins Glennis Brooks Billie Clough Kim and Mike Jean Camire Norma Little Mildred Clough Bonnie Gibson Mildred Cluff Mary Philbrick Sr Dorothy Cluff Florence Inniss Evelyn Court Shirley Walker Lillian Matthews Lora Barrett Linda Court Sandra Cutten Pauline Bernier Dorothy Leach Lerry Hutchins Claire Bernier Charlotte Cluff Shirley Davis Carol Bernier Elsie Bernier Margaret Pearson Keene Miller Francis Pendexter Lois Johnson Margaret MacLeod Darlene Cluff Alecia Gomez Janice Burgess Eleanor Bernier Gertrude Jakins Susie Jakins Mary Philbrick Jr Janet Pilon Jean Perry Boncie Garrett

Owen-Davis Unit Elects York County Delegate

Miss Charlene Farnham was elected a delegate to the York County Council by the Owen-Davis Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary in Saco. Irene Turnage was elected to replace Farnham, with Lavoie predecessor Mrs. Gilbert Lavoie not present. Next council meeting set for Sept. 11 at Biddeford post. Proceeds from a social supported the delegate’s convention expenses.

Charlene Farnham York County Council Owen-Davis American Legion Auxiliary Florence Lewis Lawn Avenue Saco Miss Farnham Gilbert Lavoie Irene Turnage Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley Biddeford Irene Parker Gertrude Rankin Sunshine David Whelan Togas Veteran's Hospital Department Lewis Frances White

Maine Maritime Academy braces for 500 freshmen the fall

Castine Maine Maritime Academy prepares for a 500 student body drawn from 112 Maine communities 17 other states and Panama Canal Zone arriving for the fall and winter program Incoming freshmen will undergo indoctrination before classes begin Sept 7 The semester features a training cruise to the Mediterranean aboard the State of Maine The four year curriculum trains officers for the Merchant Marine and U S Naval Reserve Graduates earn Bachelor of Science degrees Acting superintendent Capt Kelvin L Nutting USN Ret named Commander Davis E Jameson to run the indoctrination with cadet officers listed among the new arrivals

Castine Maine Panama Canal Zone Maine Maritime Academy Mediterranean Sea State of Maine Merchant Marine U. S. Naval Reserve Kelvin L. Nutting USN Davis E. Jameson Richard M. Fillion Ronald P. Berthiaume Ronald A

Early US Elections and Washington's Electoral Victory

The United States has held presidential elections every four years since 1788. George Washington received 69 electoral votes with no opposition. The source notes confusion over his popular vote, stating it is not recorded.

United States George Washinton

1960 Presidential Vote Count in United States

In 1960, 68,838,979 Americans voted for president marking the high turnout for the era. The figure reflects the national participation level and underscores the close contest between leading candidates in the election.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Merchant's Doubles League Sie TWO Man Speed League L Lachance J Lachance Youland Hebrides Scotland Raglan Back Youland’s Dept. Store House of Famous Main Street Kennebunk Band of Far East Red China Oxford Bellissimo Department Stores County Council Maine Maritime York County Roger Goudreau Pool & Alfred Street Beautiful Alexandria Virginia TMC Sheetmetal Workers Room Biddeford, Maine Gerard C. Grenier TMC Power Distribution, Inc Wheeler Avenue Alexandria
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