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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1967
Page
12
A clipped note states Algeria spans 920000 square miles four times smaller than France in area and notes that only a sixth of its land can support livestock despite growing crops.
Worcester interview series shows mixed views on Vietnam policy. Teachers Bernard Goldsmith and Harit Majmudar urge withdrawal or conscientious objection, while clergy and veterans leaders warn against retreat and support continued involvement. Religious and political groups advance coexistence and escalation debates.
Harold Gordon Cudworth of Wareham Massachusetts collector of musical instruments believes a 1769 Hornsteiner violin is haunted. When he plays The Broken Melody strange rumblings and moving pictures occur in or from rooms and walls. He notes he is not superstitious but seeks an explanation.
The piece notes Sisters of Mercy in New Haven tending biology lab frogs and worm colonies, while in Wilton New Hampshire a farmer reports two wolf like animals stalking sheep. He kills them finding one a coyote and the other a coy dog. The report ends by recalling Dartmouth Indians.
The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine held a party and dance at St. Andre's Parish Hall Biddeford in honor of public senior high school students. Rev Bernard Nicknair presented each graduate with a Diocesan CCD diploma to 100 plus attendees. Prizes for perfect attendance went to Ronald Huot and high honors to Ce loset Nadeau and Richard Tourigny. Music by Richard Tourigny and Michael Petrin. Arial
University of Wisconsin scientists joined a Congo expedition to observe gorillas. The apes studied the researchers with similar curiosity, echoing the scientists’ own observations.
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