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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1964
Page
3
Stephen C. Jurgie wich, 22, of 135 Lewis Ave, pleaded innocent to operating after license suspension in Municipal Court. He was found guilty and fined $100, waived hearing, and will appeal to Superior Court in Alfred. Bail set at $500.
A quick glaze idea using confectioners sugar and a dash of instant coffee. This simple mix creates a coffee scented frosting suitable for eclairs and desserts.
Washington AP The Area Redevelopment Administration allegedly spent money in counties deemed not meeting the low income area requirement. A GAO report cites New Hampshire Vermont Delaware and Hawaii allocations totaling about 7.4 million with urged revisions to rules and possible cancellation of ineligible projects.
Leroy Kalex, 25, of 453 Main St Biddeford, had his probation revoked in Biddeford Municipal Court by Associate Judge Gerald C. Nason. A probation officer testified Kalex violated probation by failing to report, failing to notify address changes, and failing to support dependents.
Senate candidate Barry Goldwater favored pressuring Red China to cut supplies to communists in Vietnam via a diplomatic message once the South Vietnamese military improves. If China balks, a show of U S strength would be staged. Goldwater wore red pants and a white polo as he planned vacation fishing days.
President Johnson, aged 56, received a four-doctor verdict of no symptoms and normal blood pressure after a recent physical exam. He announced plans to campaign lightly while staying mostly at the White House, and predicted a Democratic victory in November with polls showing a wide lead over Goldwater.
Working a portable ham radio set the senator prepares his keynote speech for a formal launch at Prescott Arizona on September 3. He and his wife will remain aboard the yacht Sundance until August 31.
Seven building permits are on file with the Biddeford Building Inspector in the Assessor's office. They include Julien and Gabriel Petit of 26 Mason St to repair a porch at an estimated cost of 250 dollars. Romeo Couture of 247 Elm St to repair enlarge and repair a porch. Biddeford Saco Gas Co of 95 Main St Saco to tear down an old steel gas holder on Water Street. Marie Anna Boisvert of 41 Middle St to put siding on her house and repair the porch at 2,500 dollars. Leroy M DeLorien of 7 Orchard St to repair house siding at 1,200 dollars. Ralph Dubuc of 633 Elm St to repair and rebuild roof and room, add an 18 by 24 foot foundation, new floor, replace stairs and two windows at 2,500 dollars. Maurice Crepenu of 402 Main St to repair the garage and move doorway and refinish walls.
Carter, editor emeritus of the Delta Democrat Times, says Mississippi would have been better off with nobody at the Democratic National Convention. He criticizes both the all white Mississippi delegation and the Freedom Democratic party as not representing the party’s organizational intent. He calls the Freedom Democrats squatters and notes they lacked legal status while white Democrats have failed to stay true to the party.
Kennebunk town officials voted to authorize the town manager as agent to grant road opening permits at his discretion. Peerless Welding Co. was selected to replace 12 feet of the Kesslen S Co. stack top section at a cost of 745 dollars. Municipal offices will close Saturday, Sept. 5 for Labor Day weekend.
Portland Maine attorneys urged to end immunity from lawsuits for charitable institutions and government. Atty Jacob D Fuchsberg of New York told the Maine Bar Association that allowing suits against government employees will raise responsibility and public service standards. He cited democracy depends on how it treats victims of misfortune. The meeting winds up today.
Norman E. Bowie addressed the Biddeford Saco Rotary Club on race strife seen in St. Augustine amid Bates College program exposure to a Negro university. The talk cited inadequate facilities and police protection for Black students, urging improved relations and understanding. a separate testimonial dinner honored W Henry Smith for his role as chief standards engineer at Saco Lowell Edwards plant and promotion to chief industrial engineer at Saco Lowell Easley plant.
A car driven by Percy Belanger 62 of Saco Avenue struck a vehicle driven by Talmadge Allen 43 of 14 Murphy Ave. at the Saco and Center Avenue intersection. Damage to Allen’s car estimated at 123 dollars, police said yesterday.
Albert the four year old squirrel monkey escaped from his cage in Hartford for 24 hours. He climbed an old oak, banged his head to break free, and moved into nearby trees while residents pleaded for help from authorities. The tree was cut down and Albert returned to captivity by night following a banana sighting.
Gov Reed addressed the Maine Three-Quarter Century Club meeting in Augusta telling 75 plus members they are valuable assets and vital to society. He praised elders for charting industrial growth and home building and noted state efforts to support aging citizens coordinated by the Maine Committee on Aging, with Lions Clubs co-sponsoring and providing transport.
Firemen answered a call at 108 West Grand Ave and found a defective chimney caused smoke to fill the house. No equipment was used.
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