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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1964
Page
5
A teen explains unfair grounding after rescheduling a party outing and a parent’s stern reaction. A wife questions her husband’s sexist putdowns and seeks a sharp reply. Sisters discuss selecting gifts for their brother to give his wife, matching price constraints.
A family gift issue arises after a tapestry purse is deemed homely by the recipient who never expresses thanks. The writer seeks guidance on how to handle future gift selections for the brother’s wife and wonders whether to decline assignments and why.
A Palm Sunday service will be held March 22 at 10 30 a m in the United Church of Christ Biddeford. Rev David E Wigley will deliver a sermon titled Whos This with the choir singing portions of the service.
A life sciences forum titled The Life About You will run April 2 at Deering Hall as part of the 1964 Farm and Home Week. Ten UMaine specialists will present on topics from botany to wildlife, targeting high school juniors. Enrollment is limited. schools may request details from David H. Huntington at Winslow Hall.
In Rowe Massachusetts population 231 sits beside the first U S commercial nuclear plant operated by Yankee Atomic Electric Co The town reports no change in life as global inspectors consider civil reactor safeguards The plant employs 70 locals and supports town services with high tax contributions funding a new school library and equipment The inspector move aims to curb potential nuclear weapon misuse while residents express calm and pride in their rural town.
Johnson described a nuclear plant using a pressurized light water reactor fueled by enriched uranium dioxide pellets. A single loading holds about 3.5 million pellets in 23,000 stainless tubes and weighs 25 tons, lasting roughly 10 months to produce about one billion kilowatt hours. He claimed no radiation danger and broad local acceptance with no dissent from sponsoring utilities.
Two Palm Sunday worship services set for March 22 at Iddeford United Baptist Church. Rev. Jas er M. Beane will preach at 11 AM on The Contrasting Cry and distribute Palm buds. 7:30 PM features hymn singing and a Palm Sunday message.
Thomas E. Hachey of New York City, son of Leo J. and Mrs. Hachey of Lewiston, will join Marquette University as a history instructor. He studied at St Francis College Lewiston with a Knights of Columbus scholarship, earned an MA in European History at Niagara University in 1961, taught at Lewiston High School, and has taught European History at St John's University since 1962 while pursuing a PhD.
Palm Sunday services at Saco United Baptist Church feature palm distributions to children during All Glory Laud and Honor. Rev. Stanley A. Bennett will read the Passion account from St. John without comment, amid hymns and an organ meditation.
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