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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1965

Page

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Canadian American Association official visitation in Biddeford

Gerald Robert president general of the association's high court from Manchester New Hampshire visited at Court Decary in the Fremont Club hall Biddeford. He was joined by Paul C Leclair director of agents and production from Manchester along with Rosaire Laliberte secretary treasurer of the local club and Anselm Paquin trustee. The event featured Armand G Grebin conducting the session in the president's absence and plans for the term outlined. lunch followed served by local members and a musical program led by Paul Emile Roberge.

Canada-Amercaine Association Fremont Club Biddeford Gerald Robert Manchester N. H Paul C. Leclair Rosaire Laliberte Biddeford-Saco-Old Orchard Beach Josephat Verrenean A.C.A. Legion of Honor Azilda Paquin Anselm Paquin Armand G. Grebin Joseph Lavoie Napoleon Dupras Robert Verreneau Paquin Aurore Nolette Sr Rojeanne Paquin Corinne Corriveau Stella Roberge Laura Guay Oscar Nolette Paul Emile Roberge

Shelton Silent During Probe Of Klan Monies

Washington AP reports Robert Shelton refused to answer questions on Klan finances during the House Un American Activities Committee hearings. He invoked multiple amendments and declined to identify incorporation papers or turn over subpoenaed records as investigators described 381 Klaverns found nationwide.

Washington Robert Shelton Ku Klux Klan United Klans of America Aecard United States of America Shelton House Committee On UN- American Activities Edwin E. Willis D-La Donald T. Appell Georgia Willis Ivy Joe R. Pool D-Tex Charles L. Weltner D-Ga Pool

Johnson cleared to leave hospital after tonight

President Johnson received medical clearance to quit Bethesda Naval Hospital after tonight with plans to shed light on departure timing later. He signed 22 bills and chaired White House business amid recovery from gall bladder surgery and kidney stone removal on Oct 8.

Washington Johnson Bill D Moyers Bethesda Naval Hosital Moyers Hubert H. Humphrey John Gardiner Massachusetts Connecticut New Jersey Bill D. Moyers White House Texas ABC Bill Lawrence Congress

Underworld Figure Is Slain In Boston

Edward J. McLaughlin a 47 year old linked to Boston gangland warfare was shot seven times while boarding a bus near downtown Boston. Police tie the killing to a 19 month gangland feud that has left 24 victims in Greater Boston.

Underworld Boston Edward J Punchy) McLaughlin McLaughlin George Thomas Sculli Randolph

Two Brunswick youths receive probation for Molotov attacks

Paul Hamilton and Jon Roberts of Brunswick pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after throwing Molotov cocktails at Bowdoin College fraternity houses. The bombs did not detonate and both youths were placed on two years probation.

Brunswick (Ap Paul Hamilton Jon Roberts Brunswick Bowdoin College

Pope Paul VI Makes Washington Archdiocese Autonomous

The Vatican announced that Pope Paul VI has elevated the Archdiocese of Washington D C to the status of an autonomous ecclesiastical province, effective immediately. The move ends its previous subordinate ties and places Washington under its own archbishop and metropolitan structure.

Vatican City Paul VI Washington D. C Vatican

Viet Cong Loses Heavily In Central Highlands Attacks

Viet Cong launched two major night assaults on government troops in the central highlands of South Vietnam. A U.S. Army helicopter was shot down, four Americans died, and roughly 150 to 200 guerrillas were reported killed in the two battles. Rebels fought in the Ba Long valley near the North Viet Nam border, while advisers said 94 Viet Cong bodies were counted after a fierce clash at Plei Me camp, with light Vietnamese casualties. A captured North Vietnamese soldier said he came from the 800th Battalion deployed west of Hue.

Saigon South Viet Nam Viet Cong Plei Me U.S Ba Long Viet Nam Hue North Viet Nam Hanoi

Reaction Against Protests Over Viet Nam Policy Grows

The Associated Press reports a ground swell of American reaction to anti-Viet Nam protests after a weekend crescendo. Eisenhower declined immediate participation but criticized the protests as ignorant and disserving the country. Students and veterans groups plan counteractions including drives, parades, and petitions.

Associated Press U.S Viet Nam Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower National Jaycees Huntsville Ala Veterans For Foreign Wars

Rumors of Overthrow Shake Santo Domingo Amid Fighting

In Santo Domingo the provisional government faced threats of topple as fighting flared in the capital. Three were killed and seven wounded in clashes between rebel snipers and army units. President Garcia Godoy held emergency talks with aides and a former rebel chief as U S Ambassador Bunker aided mediation. The government shut down most radio stations to curb inflammatory broadcasts while troops and armored vehicles guarded key sites and docks across the Ozama river.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Hector Garcia-Godoy Francisco Caamano Deno U.S Ellsworth Bunker Organization of American States Washington Radio National Palace Garcia-Godoy OAS Armed Forces Francisco J. Rivera Caminero Navy

Saco Police and Firemen to battle again for benefit

Saco police and firemen stage a Sunday softball game at 2 p.m. on Oct. 24 at Little League field to aid the Bernier family burned out on Oct. 9. Donations at the gate go to the fund. Team lineups are kept secret until the day before.

Saco Little League Field Bernier Richard Nason Cutts Avenue Donald Guay Police Paul Mercier Paul E. Reay Peter Dann

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