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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1964
Page
5
A call to convene a large combined meeting of city and state Democratic groups to nominate and draft many candidates, then select two to run in the primary. The speaker argues unity guarantees victory, saying divided we lose, together we will win, by The Untouchable.
Editor of the Journal praises Marion Gordon Banks of Saco for well written patriotic letters and condemns the anonymous Reader. The writer defends Goldwater, attacks socialism, criticizes labor strikes, cites Coolidge, Truman, and Eisenhower era figures, and urges readers to judge by written knowledge.
Biddeford Saco students at the University of Maine arrived for the opening of the College of Life Sciences and Agriculture Two Year Technical Program. About 80 new students are enrolled in the dairy farming course with 34 returning second year students. The day featured welcome, registration and a faculty sponsored picnic by the Twaggie Club.
The piece notes aging plants and new tools like computer typesetting and high speed wire transmission while citing a 30 percent rise in newspaper employment since World War II. It highlights publishing and printing as a sector likely to gain jobs through 1970 and shows newsprint consumption doubling from 1945 to 1963.
The 1 story dwelling and land at 67 69 Water St Biddeford owned by Mrs Amanda Lagrange has been sold to Mr and Mrs Adrian Bertrand of Biddeford. They purchased for their future residence. Sale conducted by Felix T Sheltoa Son Real Estate Agency Biddeford Court and Chief Justice Raymond S Wilkins of Massachusetts. Principal speaker Associate Justice Tom C Clark of United States Supreme Court. Dedicating the school's new facilities Chief Justice Earl Warren.
Boston Boston University Law School Alumni Association hosts a reception dinner on October 29 at the Sheraton Plaza Hotel. Maine Attorney General Frank E. Hancock of Ogunquit serves on the reception committee. Also attending are 88th ABA President Lewis F. Powell Jr. of Richmond and NH Supreme Court Chief Justice Frank R. Kenison.
The first American law school traces its origin to Litchfield Connecticut in 1784, marking a milestone in U S legal education and the development of professional training for lawyers in the new nation.
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