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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1967
Page
7
HAL BOYLE surveys everyday quirks from butchers to weddings and editors to the idle habits of office workers. He notes rising candor about scales and funds, shifts in social behavior, media egos, and housewives' news engagement.
The Saco Business Men's Association officers and directors will meet tonight at 7 30 at Canal National Bank Main Street Saco office. Jason A Raamsdell newly elected president said the group will discuss plans for the year and assign committees.
In 1964 California recorded 1 269 452 ores across fruit trees nuts and grapes reflecting agricultural commodity counts and orchard outputs across the state.
AP analysis notes a record high 14,896,373 shares sold short as traders bet on declines. The piece explains how short selling works and argues many analysts deem the high short interest still bullish, citing a potential cushion against a sharp market drop.
The Richard Ault family of Wooster Ohio departs for a year on Tau Island in the South Pacific. They travel by car to San Francisco then fly to Hawaii, carrying a year's food supply birth control pills a dog a monkey a guitar and a shortwave radio. Lois and Tracy join Richard on the expedition with plans for isolation and exploration.
A customer signed a charge slip at Pete Smith's service station last summer and took a ballpoint pen. The pen was returned recently with a note or possible apology. Local authorities have not issued charges as of now.
A time bomb exploded in the Cuban Exile Representation office in Miami's Little Havana, tearing the building apart and scattering glass. No injuries were reported as police and FBI investigators, bomb squads, and fire crews responded. Rivero’s detention and a looming deportation hearing spurred the day’s exile strike plans, though some leaders disavowed the action.
Junior Girl Scout Troop 95 met at Scout Hall Biddeford to plan a Juliette Low ceremony set for Saturday 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Opening by The Monkees patrol Jeannine Cantara Janice Deshaies Judy Perreault April Roy. Closing by The Shamrocks patrol Nancy Patterson Mary Boucher Beverly Sparkowich Susan Bertrand.
The American Football League aims to add Cincinnati as a 10th team for 1968 and target January 14 for the Super Bowl in Miami. merger terms place an $8 million franchise payment into theNFL coffers while Jim Taylor’s free agency remains unresolved.
Jenkin Lloyd Jones of The Tulsa Tribune writes of a single pen that traveled from Hawaii to Japan Taiwan the Philippines Vietnam and other places including Australia New Zealand Tahiti and Haiphong. Ambassadors and a prime minister reportedly used it before it returns to Kentucky.
Tom Phoebus of Baltimore allowed only two singles through seven innings as the Orioles defeated the New York Yankees 7-0. Ed Charles of the Mets had four straight singles driving in a run and sparking a two run insurance rally in a 5-2 Mets win over the Dodgers.
In Brasilia 1500 members of the Japanese community greeted Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko as they arrived from Argentina during a Latin American tour. President da Costa e Silva and most of the Cabinet met the royal couple. The scene occurred in the inland capital.
Fishing experts experiment with sinking old streetcars and automobiles to create artificial reefs and enhance habitat for fish.
KENNEBUNK The United Church of Christ Men's Club in Biddeford held its annual Ladies Night dinner at Glen-Mor Restaurant. Guest speaker William M. Clark, a columnist for Guy Gannett Publishing Corp., spoke on his career and upcoming book due June 20. Attendees included church leaders and club officers among many others.
The list includes bee enthusiasts and numerous couples such as Mr and Mrs Robert Les lie Eugene H Smith David Leslie Mr and Mrs John Moec kel Mr and Mrs Robert L Noble Sr Mr and Mrs Donald Pierce Mr and Mrs Edmund C Taylor Mr and Mrs Alfred Wilcox Mr and Mrs Harry G Worden Mr and Mrs Albert Worden Mr and Mrs Winfield E Worcester and Michael Pierce.
Kennebunkport Memorial Post American Legion and Auxiliary schedule a May 30 Memorial Day parade under Commander Frank Morris. Groups assemble at 9 30 a m at the Post Office with a 10 a m lineup and Lt Col Wallace E Reid serves as parade marshal.
Officers of the Merton Ira Staples Post AMVETS in Biddeford have been installed. New leaders include Roland N. Huot as commander Paul Potvin as first vice president Andrew Cymbrak as second vice president and Rene Huot as adjutant.
Ivy Temple Pythian Sisters meet at 8 p.m. at Knights of Pythias Hall with Mrs. Millie Coyle and Mrs. Roberta Martin as hostesses and a pound sale after the meeting. Kennebunk Memorial Post W F W Auxili ary meets Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Post on Fletcher Street with refreshments served under Commander Ernest Powers.
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