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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1968
Page
10
In Pittsburgh Kansas a Kansas State University campus scene shows a protest over symbolic “God Is Dead” signs at the main parking lot entrance. A student death is noted in reporting on the nationwide surge of such displays and parking space shortages.
100 percent cotton turtle neck jerseys offered in white black green gold burgundy teal sizes S M L XL.
Maine medical updates report Milton Smith at Maine Medical Center Portland for a broken jaw. Kennebunk Beach resident Col Robert Marx back home after ten days as a Webber Hospital Biddeford surgical patient. Miss Jane Clark returns home after nine days surgical care at Webber Hospital Biddeford. Mrs Ronald Goulet undergoes surgery at Webber Hospital Biddeford. Mrs Dorothy Davis medical patient at Webber Hospital Biddeford. Albert Meserve suffers fall from roof, hospital stay at Webber Hospital Biddeford. Circle 1 Woman's Fellowship Christ Church meets at Mrs Roger Gonneville home with plans for Men's Club supper and Feb 1 meeting refreshments. Attendees listed. Next meeting Feb 12 at Mrs J Fred Pierce home. Christ Church annual meeting tonight at 8 with dessert. Rotary Club meeting at Glenmor Restaurant. Merrow discusses house rentals and rental problems. Bibber on ambulance service and medicare. Rev Robert Peterson to discuss Boys Port at Jan 18 meeting. Boys Port aids troubled boys in Limerick.
The Federal Reserve reports that U.S. industrial output rose sharply to a record high in December while overall growth was tempered by a steep decline in home-building activity.
The World Almanac notes that 70,642,000 of 113,931,000 voting age Americans cast ballots. Utah led with 76.9 percent and Minnesota 76.8 percent. Mississippi 32.9 percent and Alabama 36.0 percent had the lowest turnout.
An experimental $18,100 Ford research car features a gold plated steering wheel and medical monitor chair to study driver performance and how heartbeats breathing rate and fatigue affect driving. Officials say the wheel conducts electricity from impulses through the hands to tape recorders, aiding licensing and safety research.
President Johnson sent a message of sympathy to Sicily quake victims and pledged to stay in touch with Italian authorities to determine how the United States can assist. U.S. government experts have predicted Communist China is expected to...
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