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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1969
Page
5
Boyle argues middle age brings steady pleasures and fewer pressures. He notes calmer temper, improved judgment, practical attire, and wiser finances as benefits while acknowledging fading youthful ecstasies. Those who chase youth risk unhappiness. contentment comes from accepting calmer storms and wiser living.
A reader questions how to earn quarters of coverage while disabled and retain eligibility for benefits. Officials warn that earning credits requires real work and proper wages, with verification from employers. Other letters address Medicare home health limits, address sharing in court, and spousal benefit eligibility upon reaching age 62.
On this date Aug 22 events span 1776 British troops land on Long Island during the Revolution. 1911 theft of the Mona Lisa at the Louvre, recovered in 1913. 1941 Nazi troops reach outskirts of Leningrad. 1944 US raids on Yap Island begin. 1956 GOP nomination in San Francisco. Earlier, a warehouse fire in Rio killed ten firefighters. Five Americans found safe after Congo wander. Pope Paul VI visit to Bogota drew cheers.
Realty News reports the five room trailer at 8 Beachplum Drive Old Orchard Beach owned by Mr and Mrs Norman Mullins sold to Mr and Mrs Albert Caron of Saco for residential use. The sale was negotiated by the N P Scontral Agency Realtors Main Street Saco.
Betty Canary recounts a sister’s chaotic family vacation with three children. The trip spanned historic Boston mountains and Maine coast, leaving Aunt Ruth exhausted and mum about intra family dynamics while the children eagerly recall sights and mishaps.
Hollywood AP interview with George Schlatter and Ed Friendly shows optimism for a third Laugh-In season despite past failures. Schlatter recalls early doubts and describes the show as a once in a lifetime success while noting the chaotic but creative operation and past disaster Turn-On.
The article notes Chief Justice Marshall described the Marbury case as the most important Supreme Court ruling, establishing the court's power to strike down unconstitutional acts of Congress, a foundational assertion of judicial review.
Kathryn A Nutial and James D Michaud announce their September 2 wedding. Miss Nutial, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Nutial of 19 Cookman Ave Old Orchard Beach, is a University of Maine education graduate employed by the New Hampshire Insurance Group Portland. Michaud, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Michaud of Michaud Avenue, Old Orchard Beach, is a Braniff International employee at JFK Airport New York. He is a U S Army veteran who served three years in Germany. Photo by Anastasoff.
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