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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1968

Page

3

Julie in the Spotlight as Smith Contemplates 1960 Run

The passage follows Julie recalling Christmas visits with her father and recounting conversations about a presidential bid. She notes the emotional impact on family, acknowledges her father’s drive to run, and admits her own mixed feelings while preparing for public life. Julie was young in 1960, yet now she weighs the stakes and supports the campaign path.

Smith New Hampshire Julie David

Preparation H Shrinks Hemorrhoids Quickly

New York Special reports science finds a medication that stops itching relieves pain and reduces inflamed hemorrhoids in many cases. Tests show prompt relief and actual shrinkage with Preparation H available as ointment or suppository.

New York, N.Y

Miami Beach set to host event next August

The article highlights a participant's determination and stamina as key factors in achieving success at the Miami Beach event scheduled for next August.

Tion Miami Beach

Old Orchard Beach Club Meetings This Week

Old Orchard Beach Art Association meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Jameson School with Frank Handlen. Toilers by-the-Sea gathers Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Lillian Jakeman’s Temple Avenue home. Methodist Church Quarterly Conference at 7 p.m. on Washington Avenue, with district superintendent. coffee served and reports presented. Nee Nah Council, Degree of Pocahontas, meets 7:30 p.m. at American Legion Hall on School Street.

Old Orchard Beach Art Association Jameson School Frank Handlen Toilers by-the-Sea Lillian Jakeman Temple Avenue Methodist Church Washington Avenue Methodist Church Nee Nah Council Degree of Pocahontas American Legion Hall School Street

Prize Winners Named At Berch

OLD ORCHARD BEACH Winners at the card party at the Abbott Verville AMVETS Hall Walnut Street last night were Ladies high Mrs Edna Goodale Ladies low Mrs Laura Smith Men's high Ralph Pettengill Men's low Charles Smith The Queens prize was won by Robert Pettengill and special prizes by Mrs Adeline Cote and Mrs Leona Travers A joint AMVETS Post and Auxiliary meeting will be held at 8 tonight A next Sunday 8 p m AMVETS Auxiliary party slated for 8 next Sunday

Old Orchard Beach Abbott - Verville Amvets Walnut Street Ladies Edna Goodale Laura Smith Ralph Pettengill Charles Smith Robert Pettengill Adeline Cote Leona Travers

Airman Hurt In Car Crash On Maine Turnpike

Douglas G. Merriott, 21, of the 42nd Civil Engineering Squadron, Loring Air Force Base, was gravely injured when his car left the Maine Turnpike and struck a support of the Route 9-B overpass. He was treated at Portsmouth Naval Hospital then transferred to Chelsea Naval Hospital. State Trooper Kenneth Smith said he appeared to have fallen asleep.

Gaud orders tighter vigilance over aid misuse reports

Washington AP reports William S. Gaud, head of the Agency for International Development, calls for stricter scrutiny of inspectors and auditors abroad. He says more attention is needed to uncover and cure misused funds and materials, noting cases were presented to Congress last month by the State Department inspector general. The piece also covers demographic trends and other brief items.

Washington William S. Gaud Gaud Agency For International Development Congress State Department

Unions Propose Pay Increases Schedule

A schedule of proposed pay raises from 3 to 9 percent was laid out by unions. The President’s approval will set the increases to take effect in July after union input.

Governor Kerner cites civil disorder report insight

Capital quote from Governor Otto Kerner, chair of the President's Commission on Civil Disorders, argues that treating people as people regardless of skin color could ease anger frustration and hatred without cost, reflecting reaction to the commission's findings.

Ilinois Otto Kerner President’s Commission On Civil Disorders

Pope Paul VI begins Lent retreat at Vatican

Pope Paul VI starts a week of meditation and prayer with no audiences through next Saturday in St. Peter's Square. He will attend Matilda Chapel at the Vatican four times daily with cardinals and other priests present.

Vatican City Paul VI St. Peter’s Square Vatican Matilda Chapel Eg Palace

Malaysia and Indonesia push toward closer ties after peace

Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman began the first visit to Indonesia since Sukarno’s war ended in 1966. Rahman and Acting President Suharto aim to expand economic cultural and military cooperation as British troops leave Singapore in 1971. In London two pirate radio ships Caroline North and Caroline South were towed away after a ban on unlicensed stations. In Hiroshima Hiroko Tomita married an auto mechanic in a quiet ceremony. she was born minutes before the atomic bomb fell on Aug 6 1945.

Associated Press Jakarta Tunku Abdul Rahman Malaysia Indonesia Sukarno Bogor Rahman Suharto Singapore New Association of South Eeast Asian Nations London Britain Carolina North Caroline South England Holland Caroline British Broadcasting Corp Amsterdam Hiroshima Japan Hiroko Tomita U.S

Tokyo crash in fog kills 64 aboard DC8 in 1966

An official inquiry found that a Canadian Pacific DC8 crashed while landing in dense fog at Tokyo on March 4 1966 due to pilot error under difficult weather. Of 72 aboard 64 were killed including pilot Cecil N McNeal and among Hiroshima victims cited as symbol of rehabilitation.

Tokyo Cecil N. McNeal

Sudan to Lift Emergency for Elections on April 18

Khartoum officials announced a cabinet plan to modify the emergency rule imposed last June, lifting it in the north while keeping it in the three southern provinces where mutinous remnants remain, to allow general elections on April 18.

Khartoum Sudan

Accidents Cause Major Damages In Biddeford

A two car crash on South Street Biddeford damaged both vehicles with no injuries. Adrien Couture 35 of Wentworth Lane reported a collision with an approaching car and a ditch. Russell Clifford 692 South Street said his car skidded and hit the Couture vehicle then exited into a ditch. A second crash at Adams Street and Jefferson Street involved Roxanne Clifford 362 Elm Street and Eileen M Ber, with damages exceeding 800 dollars.

South Street Biddeford Yesterda Adrien Couture Wentworth Lane Russell Clifford South St Couture Roxanne Clifford Elm St Jefferson Street Adams Street Eileen M. Ber

Voter Registration Hours Set in Kennebunk

The Town Registrar Donald V. Dulac will be in Town Hall to register voters and correct rolls on Friday March 8 Monday March 11 and Tuesday March 12 from 1 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm Registration closes before the March 18 town meeting voting date The Truman Library at Independence Missouri notes funds donated for a wide range of uses.

Kennebunk Donald V. Dulac

Collision Injures Two Residents in Biddeford Intersection

Police report describes a two vehicle crash at a Biddeford intersection. Nard, 17, of Lindale Avenue, struck Miss Bernard’s car as she pulled into the intersection, pushing the Clifford vehicle into a utility pole. Miss Clifford received arm and shoulder injuries at Webber Hospital and was treated and released.

Nard Lindale Ave Biddeford Bernard Clifford Webber Hospital

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