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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1968

Page

3

Biddeford council negotiates CATV franchise bids

Biddeford City Council continued hearings on condemned properties and rejected all CATV bids, authorizing the finance and CVTA committees to negotiate with bidders Casco Cable Television Corp. and Coastal Cable and Antenna Co. for a city franchise.

Biddeford CATV CVTA Richard Marquis John Ray Robert York Granite Street Clifford Park Marcel Viger Yorks Board of Zoning Appeals Ooombriant Jean Belair Board of Appeals Biddeford Air Henry Camire Woodlawn Cemetery Maine Line Fence Co Casco Cable Television Corp Coastal Cable and Antenna Co Leo R Lemire Elm St Raymond Lepage Bernadette Courtois Manuel Rosenbaum Wentworth St Simon Spill James E. Quinn Quinn Charles J. Gilpatrick Ivan and Marie Menard Linwood Thomas Richard and Sheila Larkin

St Louis High Band Officers Plan for New Year

A meeting of St Louis High School band officers was held at band director Marcel Drapeau's home. Plans for registration and first rehearsal were set, with notes for uniform return and football players to contact Drapeau. Attendees included Nelson Beaulieu, Michael Remillard, Norman Morin, Jo-Ann Roy, and Drapeau.

St. Louis Marcel Drapeau Drapeau Nelson Beaulieu Michael Remillard Norman Morin Jo-Ann Roy

Eisenhower in hospital through heart attack episode update

The bulletin reports no major change in President Eisenhower's condition after his 10th fluttering episode. Doctors have used electric paddles and drugs to restore heart rhythm while he remains unconscious at the hospital, and he continues resting and taking meals after his April 29 heart attack in Palm Springs, California.

Eisenhower Palm Springs Calif

First U.S. Coin Authorized Fugio Cent of 1787

The Fugio cent of 1787 was the first coin authorized for issuance in the United States. It marks the initial federal attempt to establish a national tender distinct from colonial issues and colonial coinage.

States

Desegregation Debate Focuses on School Zoning versus Freedom of Choice

The article notes a major 1960s desegregation battleground as states move away from freedom of choice plans toward geographic zoning. It cites the 5th Circuit ruling in New Orleans that court findings of fact are needed in each case and lists HEW data on Negro pupil integration rates by state, with Mississippi and Louisiana showing the lowest percentages.

U.S. Supreme Court 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals New Orleans Louisiana Mississippi Georgia Texas Justice Department Circuit Minor Wisdom Virginia Tennessee Florida Arkansas North Carolina South Carolina Alabama

Miss Nora Marshall Visits Yonkers Grandmother

Old Orchard Beach resident Miss Nora Jean Marshall daughter of Rev Arthur S Marshall and Mrs Marshall has returned home after a five week visit with her grandmother Mrs Paul Edwards at 57 Seaview Avenue in Yonkers New York.

Old Orchard Beach Nora Jean Marshall Arthur S. Marshall Yonkers N.Y Paul Edwards Seaview Ave

Maine Briefs in Early 1960s AP Dispatch

A Maine border report says Air Force sergeant Charles C. Lindsey 21 died in a one car crash on Highway 17 near the border. In Augusta a DDT ban for Dutch elm disease is likely after a public hearing with no opposition. In Kittery Republican Horace A. Hildreth Jr. says Portsmouth Naval Shipyard shutdown would be impractical. In Strong Everett L. Searles 48 died when logs fell on him during crane handling at a logging site.

Associated Press Leonard N.B Air Force Highway 17 Maine Charles C. Lindsey Lindsey Augusta State Kittery Horace A. Hildreth Jr Portsmouth Naval Hildreth Pentagon Strong Here Everett L. Searles Searles

Bangor Airport hosts high level tour of new services

More than 75 officials from private airlines and the federal government will visit Bangor International Airport on September 10 to learn about new services at the former Dow Air Force Base. A $2.4 million terminal is in the design phase. Bangor Punta Corp. to acquire Crosman Arms for about $19 million, subject to Crosman shareholders and IRS approval, including Crosman’s Canadian subsidiary.

Augusta Bangor International Airport Gov. Curtis’ Office Dow Air Force Base Bangor Bangor Punta Corp New York Crosman Arms Crosman Internal Revenue Service

Display planned at Eastern States Exposition

A display at the Eastern States Exposition in West Springfield Massachusetts is planned for September 13.

West Springfield Mass

Foley brothers injured as car crash kills kin en route to wedding

In Pittsfield Massachusetts Lee Foley 70 remains in critical condition after a highway crash that killed his brother Lambert Foley 79 while five Foley family members were riding to Canada for a wedding. No other injuries were reported. In Augusta Massachusetts Donald M Trask seeks a 1968 breaking and entering conviction pardon to serve in Vietnam with a hearing set October 3 by Gov Curtis and the Executive Council.

Pittsfield Massachusetts Lee Foley East Bridgewater Here Lambert Foley Foley Canada Augusta Richmond Donald M. Trask Vietnam Curtis Executive Council Trask Gardiner

Maine ski area operators to exhibit at three winter shows

Maine ski area operators will show at winter sports events in Boston Hartford and New York. Clarence F McKay department promotion director said the New York show runs October 18 to 20 Boston November 15 to 17 and Hartford November 25 to 27.

Augusta Maine Boston Hartford New York Department of Economic Development Clarence F. McKay McKay

Kennebunk Couple Feted On Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Percy J. Dutch celebrated their 62nd wedding anniversary with a family dinner at the home of their son C. Roland Dutch in Kennebunk. Guests included granddaughters Miss Maybelle Dutch and Miss Amy Vanewalker, relatives from Averill Park New York and Kennebunkport, plus family friends. The gathering also honored the 45th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Jamieson of Waterboro. A surprise call from Alice Barkey of Idlewild California was received during the afternoon.

Kennebunk Percy J. Dutch C. Roland Dutch Cole Road Maybelle Dutch Portland Gordon van Dewalker Averill Park N.Y Amy Vanewalker Roland Dutch Aldo Crown Kennebunkport Mas Rodney Lindsey Russell Staples Darrell Jamieson Waterboro Frances Jamieson Kansas

Pole Temperature Gap Stuns Researchers

Scientists note a dramatic temperature contrast with the South Pole about 35 degrees cooler than the North Pole in recent measurements, highlighting extreme regional weather differences and potential climate implications.

South Pole North Pole

Diner Customer Leaves $2000 Card Tip at Bloomingdale Eatery

Doris Lapierre recalls a hurried noon customer on August 16 who left a $2000 instant winner card as a tip at her diner. The card yields a check from a major oil company, to be collected today, and the benefactor was described as having a sandwich and macaroni salad.

Bloomingdale N.Y Doris Lapierre

Landslides from Tropical Storm Trix Hit Central Japan

Heavy rains from tropical storm Trix killed one person and injured two others in central Japan. Seven houses were destroyed and 2,700 more flooded across seven prefectures. Train service was disrupted as tracks were blocked.

Tokyo Japan

How Plants and Animals Gather Food

The text contrasts feeding methods of plants and animals. Animals consume plants or other animals while most plants synthesize their own food from substances in the air and soil.

Cinderella Plaid Dresses With Fortres 50 Cotton

A display features Cinderella inspired dresses in plaid patterns for girls sizes 4-6x and 7-14. The big sister wears a gold red high-belted fit and flare, while the little sister shows a brown grey plaid with pleated front. Both items use exclusive fabrics and cost $7.00 and $8.00 respectively.

Big Sister Little Sister

Levi's Sta-Prest Jeans Offer in Wide Fabric Range

A classic Ivy styling Levi's fit with a tremendous selection of contemporary fabrics and colors. Never needs ironing because they are Sta-Prest. Levi's available for $7.50.

Levi's

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