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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1968
Page
5
The piece notes how the sketch overstays its welcome as the Man from God appears in the kitchen amid a wife and husband dispute over stale sandwiches. Barbara Eden appears frequently on variety shows and delivers strong dance and song moments alongside Lewis.
AP amused by CBS News new semimonthly 60 minutes with flexible format linking nightly programs. Features include chemical and biological weapons segment, satirical song about Gov. Maddox, Mike Wallace Nixon interview, and a profile on a race car driver. Pentagon experts pledge no lethal use but defense. Nixon defends career and hints Johnson history. NBC touts Jerry Lewis hour. Lewis stays on cam era throughout, performing with dancers.
The Bondsville six-building complex blaze last Friday could rank in the top 10 industrial fires in U S history, with damage estimates between 10 and 20 million dollars. The Insurance Institute lists several larger losses, including a 1953 Livonia fire and a 1967 Chicago Exhibition Hall blaze. The largest New England industrial loss remains Fall River 1941 at 11 million. The Bondsville area was declared a SBA disaster area Tuesday.
Brunswick High School students claim 1200 invalid signatures on Wallace petition and seek a court order to remove his name from the ballot while the governor and LeMay oppose. In Nashua, 220 to 166 teachers ratify representation by the Nashua Teachers Union. Maine lobstermen resume work amid uncertain recovery, with prices at 55 to 60 cents a pound. Tulsa reports first presidential vote cast under new law by nonresidents voting for president. Marvin Manning of Bristol, Conn., voted for Nixon.
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