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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1962
Page
8
Chief Boatswain's Mate Don Yankey announces that all new Navy recruits enlisting from December 18 through 31 will receive 14 days advance leave before reporting for active duty to spend the holidays at home. The policy does not preclude granting regular leave after recruit training.
Political ad urging voters to support Mr. Jones for Saco leadership. Endorses Jones as a proven, capable choice and asks readers to vote for him and persuade friends.
New York AP reports actor Jack Gilford directs Die Fledermaus at the Metropolitan Opera after playing the jailed figure in the Viennese diversion, stepping from A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum to stage management.
Berlin AP reports Anneliese Kirks, 30, spent about a third of her life in East German jails for opposing communism. After years of solitary and punishment, she was released to West Berlin, then deported, and later returned to Bernauer Strasse to run a photo exhibit about life under the regime. Her ordeal highlights political imprisonment and the Berlin wall’s impact on residents.
In Zanesville Ohio AP a judge dismissed the disturbing the peace charge against James A. McIntire after ruling the law covers horns bells radios and other devices but not parrots Polly the parrot allegedly disturbed neighbors by whistling and shouting reportedly prompting arraignment but the case was thrown out for lacking a qualifying disturbance cause.
Arlington writer MOSelle Caldwell recalls how field trips became Scouts den mothers secret weapon for managing lively Cubs. She recounts trips to a Washington tunnel, a Court House during Get Out the Vote Week, a Virginia farm with hens, and a farmer hostess handing out eggs and tomato plants as keepsakes.
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