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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1967
Page
3
Ed Savella in Portland keeps expanding his boat size with a 33 foot cabin cruiser as the latest project. Friends helped move the two ton hull, joking that a 40 footer would chase him out of town.
False teeth worry is eased with FASTEETH. Sprinkling on denture plates claimed to hold dentures firmer and reduce denture breath. Advises regular dental visits and availability at drug counters.
AUGUSTA AP The Maine Military Academy has begun the largest cadet class in its 11 year history with 46 junior cadets in a 15 day course at the Maine National Guard training quarters. Maj. Gen. Edwin W. Heywood notes the program builds self discipline and aims toward commissions while 16 seniors also study organization units drill command and rifle marksmanship under Lt. Col. Albert E. Dionne of Skowhegan as commandant.
Agar is a gelatin like substance from sea algae used as a thickener in ice cream toothpaste bread whipped cream sauces and is having cream.
President Michel Micombero was seriously injured when a Jeep swerved off a road in Bujumbura and struck a tree early today. Officials said his life did not appear to be in danger.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Mathieu of Kennebunk announce the engagement of their daughter Cecile Margaret Mathieu to Christopher Owen Shields son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Shields Sr also of Kennebunk. Cecile is a Kennebunk High School and Westbrook Junior College graduate employed by Star Press in Kennebunk. Shields is a Kennebunk High School graduate and a Husson College junior majoring in business administration and a member of Kappa Delta Phi fraternity.
Joseph D. Libby a 19 year old of Kittery won an appeal and had a District Court conviction for a fatal car crash dismissed in York County Superior Court Justice Charles Aom...
Senate leaders indicate approval of a disclosure based truth in lending bill aimed at revealing the true annual interest rate and total financing charges for about 100 billion dollars in annual borrowing. The measure seeks to help consumers compare credit costs without regulating lenders.
A biologist from Maine Inland Fisheries and Game Dept says several thousand fish died last week in the Androscoggin River cove due to low oxygen as warm weather decomposes plant life. Warden Inspector Harry Kearney of Turner observed the die-off last Thursday.
A reader asks how to win friends at school and handle dating pressure. Advice covers listening more than talking, chatting about common interests, and steering conversations toward school or activities. Guidance on weight loss stresses balanced meals and limited snacks.
Secretary Alexander Trowbridge aims to strengthen ties with industry through personal conferences with metals and chemical executives and regular meetings. He envisions private enterprise tackling public problems like pollution and urban redevelopment for mutual profit and policy influence.
About 100 Cuban exiles marched with suitcases and torches in Miami urging rivero to be allowed to stay as U S officials weigh the ouster bid. rivero, jailed since may for belonging to a violence endorsing group, faces possible removal amid links to anti Castro sabotage and a 1961 bay of pigs era capture.
Woodside Drive in Kennebunk hosts a lobster cookout for Judith West and Richard Hubbard on their birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. William West entertained, presenting gifts and birthday cakes to the honored couple.
In Hong Kong, Communist groups escalated terror to disrupt transport, killing two men and torching two street cars and three buses after midnight. Hundreds of bus and streetcar workers stayed home despite government promises of protection as officials declined to disclose security plans.
A social gathering followed a cookout in Kennebunk with attendees including Mr and Mrs Richard Hubbard and their children Donna and Edward, hosting couple Mr and Mrs Thomas Bass, and Mr and Mrs West with their children Richard, Douglas and Beverly.
Biddeford firemen compete in hose and coupling contests at the History Point Fire Department field day scheduled for Saturday. The event also features the Biddeford firefighting drum and bugle corps.
Report notes the vast fleet of freight cars owned by United States railroads, stating they could be strung together to create a train about 15 000 miles long, illustrating the scale of the nation’s railcar assets.
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