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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1967
Page
5
The crowd, led by Temple officials, shouts for crucifixion as Pilate questions Jesus and relents to the crowd. The passage notes Roman and Jewish factions, crowd pressure, and the broader theme of human frailty and power in condemning Jesus.
HAL BOYLE notes jokes about dieting and weight loss from readers in New York. The piece strings together quips about calories willpower and exotic diets while recalling the Roman crucifixion and a derisive placard The King of the Jews as a sardonic aside.
CBS announces it will produce feature films for theaters, a move that could reshape the industry. John A. Schneider says the strategy aims to ensure a steady feature supply for networks, potentially prompting NBC and ABC to follow. The plan may spur antitrust scrutiny while theater owners welcome more new product, with an initial output of about ten CBS features annually.
Atlantic Motors Route 1 Saco salesmen Harold P. Slipp and Howard A. Giles will be honored at a Framingham banquet for joining Ford's 300-500 Club in the Boston district. The award recognizes exceptional retail automobile sales performance across about 560 regional dealers. A. C. Dencker, Ford district manager, notes the club, started in 1950, highlights professional selling's value to economy and community.
A newspaper memo advises husbands on simple acts to please their wives. Practical tips include helping with chores, surprising gifts, slowing down while driving, calling from work, complimenting her, sharing work life, and planning occasional dates for her enjoyment. The guidance emphasizes thoughtful effort and appreciation to strengthen family life.
Easter observance in Old Orchard Beach includes a 11 a.m. morning service and 7 p.m. evening service at 91 Union Ave. Sunday School starts 9 45 a.m. Capt and Mrs Donald Klemanski lead with Brig and Mrs Fred Jackson as special guests. Brig Jackson serves as divisional commander for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont.
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