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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1967
Page
8
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle shares affectionate points on why women are wiser than men. He lists traits from instinct and homemaking to resilience, intuition, and graceful forgiveness, concluding with appreciation for a loving partner at home.
In Bolivia’s Nancha huaz u district two young men Guido and Roberto Peredo bought land for a pig farm and led a growing guerrilla movement tied to Cuba. They and Cuban, Argentine, Brazilian and Peruvian fighters are blamed for an armed clash that killed seven soldiers on March 23 as army patrols pursue the rebels.
Lynda Bird Johnson meets Queen Elizabeth II at an invitation-only Buckingham Palace garden party for 8 000. Johnson, escorted by American Secret Service, chats with the Queen during a three week private London visit with David and Mrs Bruce.
Hollywood star Bob Crane reveals his lifelong passion for drumming and music. He explains how drums and a hi fidelity setup fill his dressing room, how World War II shaped his path, and how Lucy Ball and Gary Morton often dropped by for musical requests.
In Fairfield California Navy men train in Suisun Slough to police the Mekong River delta. Lt. Roy Boehm notes they endure 104 hours of drills with ambushes and mines while learning to read the enemy and operate river patrol boats. After graduation they head to the Philippines for jungle training then Vietnam. More than 1,000 sailors have trained, many now in Vietnam cleaning river routes used by Viet Cong.
Hai ti s ambassador Jules Pierra Audain resigns citing the sepulcher peace in his country. He remains friends with Francois Duvalier, plans memoirs in Mexico, and to continue as a civil engineer.
The Saco Centennial Committee placed auto antenna pennants marking the city’s anniversary on sale at Saco City Hall. Each pennant is priced at 50 cents.
Romania shows one of the fastest growing economies with accelerating expansion driven by domestic demand and investment. Analysts highlight a rising output, supportive policy measures, and improving employment outlook despite global headwinds.
Local classified listings highlight quick options to buy sell rent and hire for daily needs. Readers can locate vehicles appliances jobs and services through accessible ads across categories.
A doctor may prescribe sodium dextrothyroxine, brand Choloxin, for reducing blood cholesterol. Tomorrow's focus shifts to high blood pressure.
AP writer Bob Thomas surveys major studios amid widespread turnover from MGM to Paramount and Disney. New bosses include Clark Ramsay at MGM and Kenneth Hyman at Warner Seven Arts, with Evans at Paramount and Zanuck returning at Fox. Europe’s edge and a rising quality gap loom as productions diversify globally.
The article discusses how post Revolutionary War cession fed American interest in the Mississippi River source near Lake of the Woods. It describes Minnesota’s boundary as forming a triangular rise into Canadian territory based on these historical claims.
French President Charles de Gaulle sails toward Quebec aboard the French cruiser Colbert for a five day visit including Quebec City, Montreal and Ottawa. He promises aid to St Pierre Miquelon and offshore islands while discussing economic development and freez ing facilities for fishing fleets on Grand Banks.
The phrase attributes to Columbus calling the Domini can Republic the fairest land under Heaven. The remark frames early colonial views of America as a bountiful and supreme realm acknowledged by explorers.
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