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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1965
Page
5
In Hollywood Seven Arts signed performers for Pau la Prentiss' Pussycat costumes as a $2,000 fund dwindled. Vicki recalls learning strip tease at Crazy Horse after a $100 sketch pay, until Richard Burton suggested they deserve $1,000 and they asked for it.
The AP reports D N Aidit arrives in Moscow for talks with Soviet leaders. In California, Bishop Had en says morale among U S troops in Da Nang is high. Ramon Magsaysay Jr. sides with the Liberal party after leaving the Nacionalista path. In London two anonymous letters threaten Queen Elizabeth II during a Northamptonshire visit.
A 20 year old South Portland mother, Jeri Lee, postpones her plan to become Maine's first female sky diver. High winds near the Portland area forced the delay as the event was slated for near the Maine Airport.
MIT and Harvard run center in Cambridge suffered a massive blast that burned seven workers, with four in critical condition. Safety systems vented about 95 gallons of liquid hydrogen, converting it to gas and releasing it up a smokestack. Officials confirm no radioactivity and a probe by the Atomic Energy Commission may take days.
Senator Thomas J. Dodd assails renewed surplus food shipments to Egypt without halting Gamal Abdel Nasser's anti Jewish propaganda. Johnson lifted the 1962 contract for 37 million dollars in aid to ease domestic shortages. Symington warns China may deploy hydrogen bombs within years after two atomic tests. A separate Public Health Service study links birth region to life expectancy, white Americans favoring the west north central states and nonwhites favoring the Pacific states.
The Burma-America Institute of Language classes will close this weekend at the Burmese government's request. The Foreign Office told embassies to stop Burmese student language courses since a government language school has opened.
ALYCE KING CLARKE reports on The King Family who tour the country as a 38 member group working six days weekly. They share a strong family bond from church raising and traditions, cook and decorate themselves, host large gatherings, and travel together on summer engagements.
Ocean Park hosts the Christmas in July summer fair at the Recreation Building Colby Avenue. Co chairs Mrs Esther Cobb and Miss Mildred Cartwright lead the Extension members who prepared aprons gifts and ran tables for candy food rolls pies and coffee served under Mrs Mae Hurrell.
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