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Newspaper

Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1967

Page

3

Goldberg Sees Little Chance For Early Peace

Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg returned from the Far East and urged persistence in seeking a negotiated end to the Vietnam war. He warned that peace remains rocky and difficult, stressing mutual de escalation and a willingness to negotiate with Hanoi. He said the United States would take the first step if Hanoi signals a readiness to discuss.

New York Arthur J. Goldberg Far East Vietnam U.S United Nations Kennedy Airport Washington Johnson Goldberg United States Hanoi U.N U Thant Burma Thant North Vietnam

Soviet Fishing Captain Fined In US Court

A Soviet fishing captain, Nicolai G. Zernov, was fined 5000 in U.S. District Court for fishing in U.S. territorial waters. Judge Van Der Heydt gave 14 days to pay. Alaska Governor Hickel urged a stiffer penalty and said the state will pursue its own action against foreign intrusions.

Anchorage Alaska U.S James A. van der Heydt Nicolai G. Zernov Zernov Coast Guard Vasiliy Guzenko Kodiak Storis Alaska Peninsula Walter J. Hickel

Bankruptcy petition filed in Portland court

Jean H. Grand a Biddeford housewife filed for bankruptcy in U S District Court Portland listing liabilities of 6803 dollars and assets of 2 dollars.

Portland U.S. District Court Jean H. Grand Biddeford

Scout Hike To Dayton Slated By Biddeford Troop 308

At a Biddeford local meeting of Scout Troop 308 committee members sponsored by St. Joseph's Parish plans were approved for Sunday's hike to the Scout land in Dayton with departure from Biddeford at 11 a.m. Several tests were listed for scouts including journalism and printing signaling map reading hike precautions poisonous plants and merit badges. Attendees included Scoutmaster Leon Lamb Roland Charland Eugene Guerin Gerard Collard John Joneas and Oscar Normand.

Biddeford St. Joseph’s Parish Dayton Roger Normand Brian Arbour Roland Trottier Raymond Charland Raymond Mercier Guy Laflamme Conrad Labelle Leon Lamb Roland Charland Eugene Guerin Gerard Collard John Joneas Oscar Normand

Doctor and Dentist Visit Averages in the United States

Statistics show the average American makes 4.5 visits to the doctor and 1.6 visits to the dentist each year.

U S Surgeon Practices In Malaysia

American Dr. Roy Selby, a neurosurgeon from Little Rock Arkansas, arrived in 1963 and built Malaysia s first American trained neurosurgical unit in Kuala Lumpur. He plans a 256 bed hospital wing, trains nine Malaysian physicians and ten nurses in the U S and Canada, and seeks 1500000 from foundations as the 1969 Kuala Lumpur General Hospital expansion proceeds.

Roy Selby Arkansas Malaysia Selby Little Rock Ark Dallas Kampongs Kuala Lumpur General Hospital U.S Canada Penang Johore Ipoh Donna Johnson Marlionette Wis Diana [Emerson Danbury, Conn Mary Pat Wilhelm Pittsbburgh Gisela Hof Toni Maloney Peace Corps Kuala Lumpur Marilyn Pogo Davis Courtland Davis Winston Salem N.C Ministry of Health U. S

DAR Good Citizen Tea Guests At Rebecca Emery Chapter

DAR Good Citizen candidates and their mothers will attend a tea after a business session of the Rebecca Emery Chapter in Saco. The event will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at 435 Main St. hosted by Mrs. John Tarbox. The guest speaker will be

DAR Good Citizen Rebecca Emery Daughters of the American Revolution John Tarbox Main St Saco

Humphrey urges independence for young minds at science fair

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told top students at the Westinghouse science talent search awards banquet that governments companies and laboratories do not have ideas and warned that pollution famine and nuclear threats show the older generation has failed. He urged young people to think independently. In Washington AP reports also note Senate defense chair John Stennis promising early hearings into rifle purchase and disposal policies and a probe into the sale of 20 300 rifles to Singapore.

Associated Press Washington Hubert H. Humphrey United States Westinghouse Science Defense Department John Stennis D-Miss Senate Singapore Stennis

DOJ Admits Another Unauthorized Wiretap Case

The Justice Department disclosed an Internal Revenue Service notification that Bernard G. McGarry's conversations were inadvertently overheard in 1963 during a separate tap. McGarry faced a tax evasion trial in Boston as his case opened, with prosecutors seeking a court ruling that all evidence is untainted by the wiretap.

Washington Justice Department Department Internal Revenue Service Bernard G. McGarry Boston McGarry

Beavogui to Visit Washington in bid to heal rift

Guinea's foreign minister Louis-Lansana Beavogui will meet Secretary of State Dean Rusk in Washington next week to patch past differences. The discussions include a proposed new Commerce and Labor department to advise the President. Senator McClellan urges effective anticrime laws while Rep. Aspinall aims to speed a nationwide trails system. William Foster will travel to Bonn Paris The Hague Brussels to address concerns on the nuclear nonproliferation treaty.

Guinea Louis-Lansana Beavogui Washington Dean Rusk Department of Commerce and Labor Ehads John L. McClellan Congress Wayne Aspinall R-Colo House Interior Committee William C. Foster U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Bonn Paris The Hague Brussels

Hospital costs threaten GDP as growth lags earnings

A commentator notes hospital costs rising seven percent while the economy grows at three percent, warning that persistent excess could eventually absorb the entire gross national product.

Maine Trooper Holman Sets Talk on Highway Safety

State Trooper William Holman will discuss Highway safety. Hostesses include Mrs Tarbox Mrs Betty Ashley Miss Nancy Tarbox Mrs Gertrude Pease Mrs Dorothy Grant Mrs Anna Leblanc and Miss Edith Scammon.

Maine William Holman Tarbox Betty Ashley Nancy Tarbox Gertrude Pease Dorothy Grant Anna Leblanc Edith Scammon

Walter J. McNerney Testifies on Social Security Legislation

Blue Cross Association president Walter J. McNerney testifies on a Social Security bill. He addresses implications for health care funding and industry impact during the congressional hearing.

Walter J. McNerney Blue Cross Association

Partly Blind Wife Still Loves Blind Husband

Beverly Henke says she still loves her husband Gerald Henke who vanished a year ago and was later found alive in New York working as a piano tuner. Police traced him to Winter & Co. in the Bronx after a trade publication story. The couple from Southfield, Michigan, met at the Michigan School for the Blind and married seven years ago.

Southfield, Mich Gerald Henke Henke New York Beverly Richard Overmyer Southfield Henkes Michigan School For the Blind Detroit Winter & Co Bronx

Salvador elected Sanchez Hernandez president with mandate

Col Fidel Sanchez Hernandez of El Salvador's National Conciliation party won the presidency with a clear majority over Abraham Gonzalez Fabio Castillo and Alvaro Martinez. He will serve a five year term starting July 1 and pledge to continue current policies and U S economic ties. Sothebys cancels sale of 23 biblical manuscripts after vendor instruction and Armenian Church threats. remaining volumes missing. Soviet Union buys first British TV program for 420 dollars. Archbishop Ramsey announces more symbolism in Church of England baptism with candles and cross signs.

Associated Press SAN Salvador, el Salvador Col Fidel Sanchez Hernandes el Salvador Sanchez Abraham Gonzalez Christian Democratic Party Fabio Castillo Party of Renovating Action Alvaro Martinez Popular Salvadorean Party National Conciliation Party Julio Rivera United States London Sotheby’s Auction House Jerusalem Peter Wilson Sotheby’s St. James Cathedral

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