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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1964
Page
5
James Marlow reports Republicans are split over Vietnam and civil rights, with Henry Cabot Lodge torn between roles as adviser and campaign figure. Scranton breaks with Goldwater, threatening a unified ticket as tensions rise among Northern and Eastern Republicans and the party debates policy.
Senatorial rhetoric highlights Southern white support and nuisance of civil rights talk. Lodge hints at Eisenhower backing Scranton before July convention. Goldwater seen as controlling the nominating path, possibly splitting the party if Eisenhower joins opposing bloc. Johnson rumored not to travel in July as convention nears amid political maneuvering.
The Franciscan Monastery at Kennebunk Lower Village hosts its annual field day and picnic on Sunday August 2. The event begins with an 11 a.m. High Mass celebrated by Rev Jerome Fern O F M who will give his First Blessing. A plenary indulgence is available for Church visits on the Feast of Mary Queen of Angels. Dinner is served at noon and at 3 30 p m a concert by St Peter's Choir of South Boston directed by Jeronimas Kacinskas with National dances led by Anna Ivaska.
WINTHROP Washington AP report tells of a mistaken identity incident as John Dabritz, missing a deodorized skunk, crawled into a neighbor’s pit to retrieve his pet. He emerged with the wrong animal, ending the brief caper.
Ogunquit Maine resident Leslie L Lafond was named acting director of admissions at the University of New Hampshire. Lafond has served as assistant admissions director since last August and succeeds Harry R Carroll who moved to Colby College in Waterville Maine.
The family has moved back to their Long Island home and owns the property formerly known as the Hersom place.
Westerville Ohio two dozen four year olds will attend Otterbein College next fall to begin a prep school program as part of early education outreach.
Congress approved the federal aid program for commuter mass transit after a five year battle. The Senate passed the bill 47 to 36, with President Johnson backing it. It would authorize 375 million dollars in grants over three years to cities and states to buy land, right of way, parking, buses, rail cars, and related facilities. Washington would fund two thirds of net costs. local entities the remaining third.
They will attend special preschool classes to be offered by the college's education department.
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