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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1967
Page
8
The article advises that a satisfying hobby should be enjoyable, relaxing, skill building, and affordable, ideally begun before retirement. It promotes varied activities from games and collections to creative work and service to others, plus practical tips for scissors care and a recipe for Apple Juice Cake.
AP analyst James Marlow describes how 36 Republican senators formed a policy committee to study Vietnam. The plan aimed to unify GOP stance before the 1964 election, but the group faced a hurdle as members had not yet reviewed the study.
Madonna Chapter OES held a meeting at York Temple West Kennebunk with Barbara Wheeler as Worthy Matron and Richard Russell as Associate Patron in William Wests absence. Invitations accepted from Beacon Light Chapter North Berwick and Beulah Chapter Cumberland Mills for degrees installs and attend York Assembly. Plans for the 60th birthday, a Comanchery breakfast, and Grand Session in Bangor were set with committees named.
Sen. Birch Bayh says an AID program study on Vietnam was so critical the agency suppressed it. The private report, funded by AID and done by a California firm, was allegedly classified, with Bayh pressing for a copy. He also criticized President Johnson’s nomination of Rutherford Poats as deputy administrator and said the report would be shown at House hearings.
The United Churchwomen plan a May Fellowship Day program and luncheon at the Church on the Cape. A 11 a.m. program features speaker Mrs. H. Allen Hartford from the Maine Health and Welfare Department. Luncheon follows at noon with business after. Mrs. Frank Craig chairs church events and Mrs. Phillip Hussey Sr. is general chairman.
AP TV critic notes the 1966 67 season ended with strong performance by veteran shows. 34 new series started. by midseason 12 canceled. Top ten dominated by established programs like Bonanza Red Skelton Lucy and Beverly Hillbillies. New hits included Family Affair Rat Patrol The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour and Dragnet.
A Biddeford Pack 309 Cub Scouts Den Three toured Cole Farm Dairy on Hollis Road yesterday. Robert Cole guided the visit and hosted refreshments for scouts Peter Boilard David Provencher Leo Lambert Ronald Lebel Rene Bastarache Ronald Gagnon David Lowell Richard Bergeron Daniel Bastarache Richard Lamirande Ronald Boissonneault Den Chief Roger Bastarache and others Mrs Norma Provencher and Mrs Therese Bastarache were present.
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