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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1963
Page
5
A well baby clinic will be held Wednesday December 18 at 1 p m in the nursing office of Biddeford City Building. Inoculations for diphtheria whooping cough tetanus and polio will be given with a physician in attendance.
Sparrows and small birds typically fly 15 to 25 miles per hour while ducks reach up to 60 mph. Certain falcons are faster and eagles have been observed at about 125 mph.
Gov. Reed's special session moves forward with six bills and 58 other measures approved ahead of the Jan. 6 start. The package aims to reapportion the House, adjust county alignments, and fund welfare and unemployment changes, with major bills expanding loan guarantees for Aroostook sugar refiners and easing non profit medical insurance sales.
A reader asks for the easy recipe from a prior column. The answer recaps two quick dishes: baked French bread with frankfurts, mustard, relish, onion, and cheese, served hot with sides. and a one dish spaghetti casserole with ground beef, canned tomatoes, and parmesan, both adaptable for a teen gathering and make ahead.
Mr and Mrs Reginald Martel of York Street Kennebunk entertained at a pre Christmas dinner at their home to honor their son Reginald Tim Martel who left to report to Great Lakes Naval Training Center for 12 weeks of Class A Machinist school A social evening followed Guests included Miss Beverly McPhail of Kennebunkport and Mr and Mrs Harold O'Brien
Nee Nah Council of Pocahontas at Old Orchard Beach held its meeting with a covered dish supper. Officers elected include Prophetess Mrs Rose Fournier and Pocahontas Mrs Mary LaBranche, Wenonah Mrs Shirley Croteau, collector of wampum Mrs Frances Johnson, keeper of wampum Mrs Priscilla Bibber, keeper of records Mrs Evelyn Lunder, Powhatan Emery Bibber, and trustee for three years Mrs Dorothea Haskel. Installation set for Jan 20. donations and social activities noted.
James Marlow notes President Johnson faces a hostile Congress after Kennedy’s assassination as Congress slashes foreign aid to 2.8 billion dollars, challenging Johnson to either soften or toughen his approach. House action compounds the pressure with a wheat-credit amendment, testing his leadership in his first big test.
Bernard Goldfine once a magnate of textiles and real estate in Boston region, now insolvent after owes millions in back taxes. His rise ended with federal tax evasion convictions, prison terms, and forced sale of mills and properties following aid to prominent figures Donald Eisenhower ally Sherman Adams. He now lives on $123 monthly Social Security and faces continued receivership over assets.
Ray Sterling of Lincoln Road Saco received a ten year Certificate of Service from the U S Army Reserve Center in Saco. Maj Carl Gottardi presented the award. 871st Ordnance Co. personnel and Capt Earl Pratt led ceremonies with local reserve officers and enlisted members in attendance.
In Washington President Johnson said he was deeply gratified by the release of the和平和平.
Teachers heard Miss Mary Baldwin speak on modern mathematics at Cousens School. Weekend visits linked the Greenloughs and True family in Alewive and Scituate. Arundel Grange hosts a Christmas party with gift notes. Independent Service Club plans Christmas baskets and social hour. OES and York Lodge set Christmas and Masonic events with refreshments. Confessions at St. Monica's Saturday afternoon. Kent's Cleaners will close Wednesday night for annual vacation. laundromat stays open.
A wartime speaker praised four American men serving the country for bearing long distress with great courage, underscoring their resilience and dedication to duty.
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