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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1964
Page
8
A teen asks about marrying a man pursuing an Air Force career and potential life moves. The reply stresses love depth and adaptability, plus whether a settled home or adventure fits. A second letter asks about a boyfriend pressuring to break parental rules, with guidance to break up and protect safety and reputation.
Toilers by the Sea met at Mrs. Genevieve Webb's Goose Fare home. Secretary Elva Frizzle reported on the prior meeting while treasurer Rachel Scott's report was omitted due to her absence in Falls Church, Virginia. Shirley Doe spoke for the Fellowship Committee.
In Arkansas, Winthrop Rockefeller weighs a gubernatorial run as a Republican while Nelson Rockefeller’s backing drags in Goldwater loyalists. The intraparty rift could shape the state’s political future, with Rockefeller courting anti Faubus Democrats and national votes for Nelson.
Ruby Brown reported the White Cross quota is filled and submitted. Rev John C Bruce was the speaker on Civil Rights with attendees including Verna Wiggin Dorothy Johnston Ruby Brown Adam Cole Helene Storr Marion Hanscom Muriel Gooch Marion White Hilma Barrett Helen Johnson Ethel Stuart Elizabeth Thomas Ruth Nickerson Mildred Soule Ruth Severance Georgia Severance Isabella McIver Shirley Doe Mildred Moody Flo Gordonier Lillian Jakeman Helen Smith Loella Ballard Laura Thomas Lois Skillin Eva Frizzle Genevieve Webb.
Old Orchard Beach town meeting approves requests totaling 744 433.78 and predicts a four mill tax increase raising the rate to 76 mills for 1964. Votes on street, sewer and park projects, police car, radios, lighting, and zoning planning. Budget includes fuel for patrols, meter enforcement, and various infrastructure works.
The Women’s Variety Club approved a plan for a daily craft project to begin on Tuesday. The meeting last night at Mrs. Joan’s home set the arrangement, with Biddeford present and Leopold Bellerose to meet an ICC member at Togus in March.
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