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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1965
Page
5
In Tucson Arizona a city judge presides as police radio interference disrupts a courtroom. Voice recognition and electronics experts struggle to identify causes and restore stable audio during proceedings.
CBS premieres an evening soap in Chicago featuring Lisa Hughes new hospital setting and a troubled teen patient. NBC plans color upgrades for most prime time, while ABC shifts about a third of programs to color and CBS expands color lineup with eight regular shows including Laslie My Favorite Martian and Hogan's Heroes.
Thornton Academy announces its fourth annual summer school with classes running June 30 to August 10 from 8 to 10 am and 10:15 am to 12:15 pm Monday through Friday. Instructors include Huntress Staples Robinson Curtis Parks Ruth Allen and others. U S History instructor not yet chosen. Enrollment is open to grades eight through 12, drawing students from nearby states and Canada.
Rebels and government forces clash as the OAS peace commission winds down. The United States weighs troop reductions while pledging relief, food distribution, and radio broadcasts to win public backing for intervention amid calls for Caamano to be provisional president.
Old Orchard Beach Kiwanis Club honored area high school students at its annual High School Achievement night held at Jameson School with a joint meeting of the Key Club. Principal Jerome LePelletier and Key Club adviser James Murphy spoke. Brigadier Ted Russell gave the invocation. Alphonse Monier played piano. names read include Beatrice Andrews, Constance Babeau, Ruth Barker, Norman Boisse, Francine Boucher, Kathi Daly, Geraldine Durant, George Durfee, Frank Fowler, Marc Gagne, Roland Gagne, Martha Johnston, Patricia Ladakakos, and others.
Dianne Cote a Thorn ton Academy senior received the State Future Homemakers of America degree at Hall-Dale High School Hallowell. Pamela Henderson state second vice president presented the degree based on goals and projects for home school and community.
Lou Holland led the Big Ten in scoring last fall with nine touchdowns totaling 54 points for Wisconsin, establishing him as the conference's top point producer.
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