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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1965
Page
8
The University of Maine will host a discussion on the Viet Nam conflict on November 18. The university announced the event on Sunday.
About 2 500 students and faculty signed a petition backing the government's current handling of the Southeast Asia question. The petition was sent to President Johnson with a statement regretting the military presence but arguing no other choice is possible to preserve government integrity and meet commitments to the Vietnamese people.
The article highlights wool yarn colors in yellow wine red lilac pink brown and mossy green. It suggests borders for stoles purses pillows or curtains with each kit doing one yard of border. To obtain Needlework Kit 86A send a coupon and a $2.00 payment to the Needlework Kit Service at the given address.
Report cards were distributed Sunday at St. Josephs Grammar School with first and second honors announced for grades 4 through 8. Honorees include Suzanne Caron Priscilla Gendron Jeanne Valliere Odette Guerin Claire Gosselin Constance Cyr and more.
The Census Bureau reports that by April 1964 about 12.9 million people lived on farms, down 17 percent from April 1960. A peace treaty with Japan was signed in San Francisco on September 8, 1951.
The advertisement invites visitors to Cole Farm Dairy to see refrigeration pasteurization homogenization and quality control in action. It highlights services between the cow and the table and promises many wonderful improvements in dairy products.
James Marlow argues that opposing minority rule in Rhodesia is akin to opposing the Viet Cong in Vietnam. He notes Britain’s stance, African unity responses, and U S intervention to prevent communist control, warning critics against double standards on outside help to resolve such autocratic seizures.
Five area youths including Donald R. Jalbert of Biddeford Roger Paradis of Biddeford Wayne E Gilbert of Biddeford Adrien C Picard of Saco and Lee Picard of Biddeford enlisted in the U S Army for basic training at Fort Dix New Jersey Jalbert Paradis Gilbert and Picard are graduates of local high schools and all will begin basic training at Fort Dix with trained specialty assignments once completed.
In Newport Miss Carol Barksdale, Birch Society member and North Kingstown Young Republicans chair, is dropped from the state club slate and loses a floor nomination 31 to 21. Susan Geary, Pembroke College, advances. Michael Becker and Gregory Ericson, both 18 of Holyoke, face charges for breaking and entering in Northampton. A Providence report notes a statewide emergency services study funded by a U S Public Health Service grant will begin soon.
Charles prince of Wales marked his 17th birthday at Gurdonstown School in Scotland as flags flew for Remembrance Sunday, honoring World War I Armistice and the dead of two world wars. Judy Garland wed actor Mark Herron in a Chinese ceremony amid divorce filings and denials, while Bob Hope received an inaugural SAG award from Charlton Heston in Hollywood.
Military officials in Bangkok said the entertainer will tour next month to entertain U S troops in the region during Christmas. The visit follows an award ceremony for the acting profession, presenting an onyx and bronze Grecian mask symbolizing comedy and tragedy.
Eyelids shield the eye from bright light like window shades while eyelashes block dust and dirt, aiding eye protection.
Kennebunk announces the appointment of Roy C Gordon of Penwood Drive to the town planning board and board of appeals to fill the unexpired term of Joseph Ruest ending in 1968. Gordon, a chemical engineer and Sanford Division manager for American Dynamics, holds Colorado degree and studied nuclear science. He and Mrs Gordon have three children in local schools.
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