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Newspaper

Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1965

Page

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1965 Top News Events From Portland and Augusta Bureau

The year’s second spot goes to a Maine boxing claim as the only world title bout. Cassius Clay knocked out Sonny Liston in Lewiston on May 25, in the fastest heavyweight KO on record.

Maine Cassius Clay Sonny Liston Lewiston Associated Press Portland Augusta

Dickey Project Tops Maine News 1965

The 1965 Maine year featured the Dickey hydroelectric project on the upper St. John River winning approval amid House opposition and a token survey fund, with ongoing hurdles before construction at Dickey and Lincoln School. Other noted items include the September kidnap case of Mrs. Lynn P. McGinn and the Mott brothers’ deaths on Mount Katahdin.

Dickey Maine Associated Press House Upper St. John River Congress Lincoln School Lynn P. McGinn Orrington Roger R. Haller Mott Brothers Mount Katahdin Robbie Timmie

Maine Highlights Record Fatalities and Political Milestones

Highway deaths peaked at 226 breaking 217 from 1935 as John H. Reed chaired the National Governors Conference guiding nine colleagues to Japan and Vietnam. Lewiston Rep Louis C. Jalbert appeals a suspended sentence for conspiracy and cheating. Fred H. Wahlsing builds a sugar beet refinery in Easton. UMaine gains 31.8 million in appropriations and names Dr Edwin Young president amid a vast legislative bonanza. The 12 000 acre Centerville Marshfield forest fire becomes the largest on record.

John H. Reed Maine National Governors Conference Japan Viet Nam Louis C. Jalbert Lewiston Democrat Fred H. Wahlsing Easton Colorado University of Maine Edwin Young Centerville- Marshfield

Maine 1947 Echoes Ring Through Major Year in Brief

The Bath Iron Works landed its first commercial shipbuilding contract in two decades with three fast cargo liners valued near 39 million dollars. Former Congressman Frank M. Coffin was named Maine’s first U S Circuit Court judge in 25 years. A dairy farmer named Gerard Castonguay robbed a Wilton bank for over 63 thousand dollars.

Maine Bath Iron Works Frank M. Coffin U.S Gerard Castonguay Wilton

Fourteen year old Cyrus Everetts death investigated

Federal sentence served, now facing state charges. Fort Fairfield saw the death of Cyrus Everetts at age fourteen. Officials found no accident evidence, but locals hired a private investigator who claimed the boy was slain. Bangor attorney Wendell R. Atherton killed by husband of a divorce client.

Cyrus Everett Fort Fairfield Bangor Wendell R. Atherton

White House Pawns New Peace Mission To Canada

The White House announced a new presidential peace mission to Canada with McGeorge Bundy flying to Ottawa to meet Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson while Johnson plans a phone briefing. Moyers said this fits a broader effort to press peaceful aims in Viet Nam with further missions anticipated.

Canada Poland India International Control Commission Viet Nam White House Moyers U.N Arthur J. Goldberg Pope Paul VI W. Averell Harriman Warsaw Belgrade Yugoslavia

Emmons Ends Long Career As Saco Fire Chief Saturday

Saco Fire Chief Arthur H. Emmons closes a 34 year fire service career this Saturday at 5 PM after nearly 24 years as chief. He recalls old horse drawn rigs, notes modern aerials, and recounts major blazes including the 1963 Diamond National fire and the Graf ton blaze. He plans future activity despite compulsory retirement age of 70.

Emmons Saco Peggy Welch Arthur H. Emmons Eugene Ricker Ricker Saco- Lowell State Department of Education Camp Ellis North Saco Thornton Avenue Water Street Stackpole Hazel Milliken Biddeford Grafton Company Boothby Park Bernier Kennebunkport Police and Fire Commission Biddeford Barracks York County Fire Chiefs Association Maine State Fire Chiefs

Today's Chuckle Present Around This Time of the Year

A light feature from TM WRR Gen Fea Corp notes a seasonal quip or joke collection tied to year end. The item emphasizes humor as a beneficial break amid periodic year themed duties and reflections.

WRR Gen Fea, Corp

Marcos Takes Oath As Philippines Head

Ferdinand E. Marcos was sworn in as the sixth president of the Philippines in Manila with Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey attending. He pledged austerity at home and closer ties with free nations of Asia, warning that hard decisions may include military action in Vietnam and vowing fiscal restraint to curb smuggling and corrupt officials.

Manila Ferdinand E. Marcos Philippines Asia Hubert H. Humphrey United States Luneta Park Manila Bay Marcos Viet Nam Diosdado Macapagal Macapagal

Peace talks push as Harriman and Goldberg visit Warsaw and Vatican

President Johnson's peace bid advances with W. Averell Harriman and Arthur Goldberg making surprise visits to Warsaw and the Vatican. Goldberg met Pope Paul VI in Rome and discussed moving the conflict to bargaining, while Harriman briefed Warsaw on U.S. views.

Washington Johnson U.S W. Averell Harriman Arthur J.goldberg Warsaw Vatican America Goldberg United Nations Pope Paul VI Gildberg Rome Aldo Moro Harriman Adam Rapacki Communist Party Wladyslaw Gomulka

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