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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1967
Page
3
In a chatty column HAL BOYLE notes paradoxes of modern civility from fashion to beggars and wages. He observes overweight wives, miniskirts credited to Phyllis Diller, wigs as status among career women, and signs of marital strain in affluent examples. He concludes democracy thrives while most people prefer peanut brittle to caviar.
A well-baby clinic is scheduled for Wednesday at Biddeford City Building nursing office at 1 p.m. Diphtheria whooping cough and tetanus vaccines will be administered with a physician present. The notice lists numerous newborns born to Biddeford Saco families at local hospitals with dates from February to March and includes out of town births in Syracuse and Napa California.
CBS News explored CIA underwriting of organizations from student groups to Radio Free Europe. The program showed how funds moved through dummy foundations to legitimate ones and referenced festivals in Vienna 1950 and Helsinki 1962. Commentators debated morality and disclosure impacts, with figures like Gloria Steinem and Allan Dulles weighing in.
Bangor AP reports a 13-year-old boy remains on the danger list after an incident. Authorities provided limited details as the case continued to develop.
The American Newspaper Guild says it cut ties with five foundations that funded its international program with money alleged to originate from the CIA. The union has no proof the funds came from the agency. CBS refuses ads for Radio Free Europe citing CIA involvement. NBC continues.
A boy remained on the danger list at Eastern Maine General Hospital today with burns from a fire at the Rocket Lanes in Dover-Foxcroft. Rickey Meisner was among five injured when flames swept through the bowling alley and a laundry in the same building. The brick and steel structure was destroyed with losses estimated at 200000. Fire officials said a gas explosion apparently triggered the blaze.
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