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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1965
Page
5
Former Senator Barry Goldwater, 1964 Republican presidential contender, reportedly learned to play Silent Night on the trombone to win a bet and then the family gifted him a tuba for Christmas. A family member notes he also played Silent Night on the tuba.
The discussion explains res ipsa loquitur requires more than the injury itself to prove negligence. It notes common sense limits and offers examples where an injury such as a car tire blowout does not alone prove fault. The text emphasizes other plausible explanations may exist.
Justice James P Archibald will preside at York County Superior Court’s January term opening Jan 4 at 10 a.m. The grand jury meets in closed session with County Atty Lloyd La Fountain and Atty Ralph Ross to review criminal matters. Civil cases, divorces, and motions proceed with pretrial conferences Jan 5–7. traverse jury Jan 10. witnesses must wear jacket and tie.
D Dutremble selects court officers including Fred eric Deschambeault of Biddeford as court messenger, Arthur Mc Ginn of Sanford as court crier, Rich ard Monder of Biddeford and Charles Davis of Berwick as jury officers, Maurice J. Maurice of Sanford and Maynard Abbott of North Berwick as deputies in attendance.
New England items report Stephen Dwelley pleading guilty to armed robbery and assault at a Rochester Ski Lodge, Tracey Turner fatally burned in Rhode Island, a tuition hike at Rhode Island School of Design, W Scott Libbey Jr. death in Lewiston, a New Hampshire court dismissing a rail discontinuance case, a two man tug crew rescued off Eastham, a seven person Enfield home fire, and two New England men pleading not guilty to bank robbery in Philadelphia.
Hugh O Brien reflects on six years as Wyatt Earp and leaving the series while ahead. He cites typecasting, desire for new work, and gratitude for the fame. O Brien now seeks film roles after TV success and a move to NY rehearsing NBCs Telephone Hour.
Two suspects were ordered held in bail of 75 000 and 50 000 after a Tuesday arraignment in federal court. They were arrested in Ridgefield Park New Jersey six hours after last Oct 16 bank robbery. Police recovered 40000 of the loot. from AP Honolulu
The Kennebunk Yankeeland Chorus invites the public to a guest night at 7 30 p m Monday in the Kennebunk Youth Center Park Street to kick off the New Year with a musical program aimed at all ages. Antarctica’s glaciers are noted to move up to 600 yards per year.
Pvt. Douglas L. Knowlton returned to Maine with a medal decorated chest and the claim of being the only private in Viet Nam to have his own secretary. He recorded awards for his unit and flew helicopter combat missions after gaining permission, earning multiple decorations.
In Boston AP reports Leonard Drew and his family watched a Viet Nam documentary featuring Marine Pfc. Joseph L. Drew, 18, as war and home life contrasted. On Monday the family learned he was killed in action, ending their hopes to welcome him home.
U S Ambassador at Large W Averell Harriman arrived in Warsaw on a secret mission while U S Ambassador Grognouski cut short a Poznan visit. Harriman traveled with David Dean and Christopher Squires to the Foreign Ministry as talks with Communist officials continue.
Nason argues for year round schooling using a four quarter system of 12 weeks each. California colleges and Del Campo High School have begun experiments in year-round quarter scheduling, with breaks planned for maintenance and transition to continuous study. Advocates say longer school years boost learning and reduce dropout by linking work experiences with schooling.
Niagara Falls Ontario AP reports Dr. Marvin A. Block of Buffalo says many youths begin drinking by age 14. He notes about 85 percent of suburban children drink at 14 and around 75 percent drink with parental permission, calling legal age statutes a farce. He spoke at the ninth annual Ontario Youth Conference on Alcohol Problems.
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