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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1967

Page

3

New Saco Police Station Open House Friday

Saco prepares to unveil its new police station dedicated by Mayor Donald C. Doyle and the city council. Construction began in September, covering 95 by 28 feet with seven rooms and a one car garage including an identification room and a four-cell block. The old 125 year old station was torn down last August after serving as jail and quarters in earlier days.

Saco Donald C. Doyle York County

Airman Lamirande Completes Basic Training at Lackland

Airman Gerald R. Lamirande son of Eloi and Mrs Lamirande of Biddeford Maine completes basic training at Lackland AFB Texas He is assigned as a statistical data specialist with a Strategic Air Command unit at Fairchild AFB Washington Lamirande is a St Louis High School graduate and earned a BA from the University of Maine in 1967.

Lackland Afb Texas Gerald R. Lamirande Eloi R. Lamirande Wilson St Biddeford Strategic Air Command Fairchild Afb Wash Lamirande St. Louis High School University of Maine

Physican shoots armed attacker in drug store incident

Dr Paul H Goodley, 25, a Wilmington physician and reserve deputy, confronted an armed man in a drug store. He fired five times wounding the assailant, an accomplice was also hit then arrested. Goodley commented he would seek a larger caliber after the incident.

Wilmington Calif Paul H. Goodley

Yorktown Becomes Floating TV Station For Crew

Beverly Hills sponsors the Navy League to outfit the carrier Yorktown with broadcasting gear to relay TV programs to about 4 500 sailors aboard and on nearby destroyers. It becomes the first Navy ship to broadcast news and entertainment at sea using cameras transmitters and a videotape system.

Beverly. Hills Calif U.S Yorktown Navy League of the United League Council

Bolivian President Barrientos Seeks Medical Aid Abroad

President Rene Barrientos of Bolivia flies to Berne for medical treatment with the illness undisclosed. He will be absent about ten days, and Vice President Luis Adolfo Siles Salinas assumed the presidency in a palace ceremony. Barrientos will stop briefly in Lima and New York with his wife and aides.

LA Paz Bolivia Rene Barrientos Berne Barrientos Luis Adolfo Siles Salinas Lima New York

US Guardfish Faces Minor Repairs

Pearl Harbor Hawaii AP says the US nuclear submarine Guardfish ran aground off the Pearl Harbor entrance during high tide Sunday night. Minor repairs are planned after attempts to dislodge it at high tide Monday failed. No crew injuries or radiation hazard. Navy investigators appointed to determine why it ran aground during a propulsion systems test run.

Pearl Harbor, Hawaii U.S Pearl Harbor Navy

Allen Likes Occasional Visit With Vast TV Audience

New York AP Woody Allen says he prefers occasional TV appearances and will guest on NBC Music Hall to review 1967 with Liza Minnelli Buckley Jr. and others. NBC plans an extra Monday movie night next season as networks expand two hour feature film blocks. Jonathan Winters Show premieres on CBS with Red Skelton and Barbara Eden.

New York Woody Allen Johnny Carson Allen Twiggy Bonnie and Clyde Liza Minnelli William F. Buckley Jr Vietnam NBC Jonathan Winters CBS Dundee the Culhane Red Skelton Barbara Eden

Famed Dave Brubeck Quartet Splits After Long Career

Pittsburgh AP reports the Dave Brubeck Quartet ended its run after a 11 year collaboration marked by unorthodox rhythms. Brubeck announced the split to pursue composing, with plans to debut his oratorio The Light in the Wilderness at UNC and in Cincinnati.

Pittsburgh Dave Brubeck Pittsburgh Hilton Brubeck Paul Desmond San Francisco Joe Morello Gene Wright Bach University of North Carolina Cincinnati

IRS Sets Form Return Deadlines for New Filers

New filers should receive their forms by Jan. 5, IRS says. The tax return filing deadline is April 15.

IRS

Raleigh bus terminal receipts found in city dump

A Raleigh city dump search recovered a bag with 3200 from a newsstand at the bus terminal. The three days of receipts had been discarded by mistake, ending the disposal mystery.

Raleigh, N.C Raleigh

Egypt agrees to clear Suez southern lane release trapped ships

Cairo reports Al Ahram says Nasser's government would clear the southern half of the Suez Canal and free 15 foreign ships. Fourteen blocked at Great Bitter Lake and one at Lake Tim sah include the American freighter African Glen and vessels from Britain France West Germany Poland Bulgaria Sweden and Czechoslovakia. Skeleton crews remain aboard while others return home.

Cairo Egypt Suez Canal al Ahram Gamal Abdel Nasser Nasser Poland France Britain India East Great Bitter Lake Lake Timsah Glenn U.S. Defense Department West Germany Bulgaria Sweden Czechoslovakia

Thieves Break Into Three Shops In One Wilton Block

Thieves hit Sampson's Super Market, a Shell service station and a state liquor store on Main Street within one block Tuesday night. The liquor store safe was stolen while losses remain undetermined as state and local officials investigate.

U.S Troops Lose London Cost of Living Allowance

In Britain the London cost of living and housing allowances for U S troops are cut to predevaluation levels, affecting about 27 800 personnel and shifting about eight dollars extra per week per serviceman. The change follows devaluation and prompts concern over rising living costs.

Associated Press London U.S Britain London 3Rd Air Force

Milwaukee man fined after near collision at Mitchell Field runway

Edward J. Jacobson 34 was fined $50 and costs after his auto narrowly collided with a C119 flying boxcar on a Gen Mitchell Field runway on Christmas Eve. The plane’s pilot spotted the car, swerved to avoid a crash, and both avoided impact.

Milwaukee Wis Edward J. Jacobson Gen. Mitchell Field

Pound Devaluation Not A Cure-All

Babson Park opinion piece argues Britain's 14.3 percent pound devaluation signals longer testing times ahead. It warns the dollar faces pressure, fiscal restraint is needed, and U S over spending, including the Vietnam War, threatens dollar stability and global prosperity.

Babson Park Mass Great Britain England Britain Ingland U.S

Governors weap strong yet lag in field influence

GOP governors claim 302 electoral votes 760 convention delegates and 58 percent of U S population but struggle to unite behind a single presidential candidate. They seek platform leverage and local authority over fundraising while facing opposition from party leaders and Washington centrists.

Washington GOP Republican Governors Association U.S Miami Beach Fla National Committee Pennsylvania Raymond P. Shafer Cochairman Senate Everett M. Dirksen Platform Committee Dirksen Ray C. Blissi American Conservative Union Vietnam White House

Jacobson Admits Wrong Turn Aimed at Freeway

Jacobson told the judge he intended to merge onto a freeway but said he took a wrong turn.

Jacobson

Peace Corps Withdraws From Gabon At Government Request

After four years the Peace Corps will pull its volunteers from Gabon following a request by the Gabonese government. A corps spokesman said no reason was given for the request but that the government expressed sincere thanks for the corps work. The withdrawal follows the host government invitation principle.

Washington Peace Corps Gabon

Two Oil Paintings Stolen From Socorro Library

In Socorro New Mexico two small oils by Gladys Newsome vanished from the Socorro Public Library display prompting Art League members to seek the missing works and jokes about theft no longer fitting the scene.

Socorro N.M Art League League Gladys Newsome Socorro Public Library

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