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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1965
Page
3
The North Berwick Industrial Development Corp reports the Small Business Administration approved a $350,000 loan to Stage Door Inc. for buying the former North Berwick Textile Mill and building a one story plant adjacent to the mill. The project aims to employ 350 workers.
The U S government will create a cabinet rank Department of Housing and Urban Development with President Johnson signing the bill. Federal housing agencies will remain distinct within the new department as urban policy angles are expanded and debated amid costs and site disputes.
The Unity Social Club met at Emma Garside's home in Saco last night with Ruth Scammon presiding. The mystery prize was won by Thelma Farley. Attendees included Josephine Meserve Florence Moores Ethel Whitten Irene Townsend and guest Edna Sulis. Next meeting set for Sept 22 at Thelma Farley’s Buxton Road home.
Before 1800 Congress sat in eight cities including Philadelphia Baltimore Lancaster York Prince ton Annapolis Trenton and New York to convene sessions in varied capitals and public buildings.
The Saco Jaycees will establish a Jaycee of the Month award with selection by the chapter Board of Directors starting in October for service to the group in the prior month. The report outlines local fundraising and safety projects and remarks on a proposed area blood bank and radio program.
Enrollment figures from Biddeford parochial schools show St. Louis High School 316 students this fall. St. Louis Junior High 99 pupils. St. Mary’s School about 280. St. Andre’s High School 143 and elementary 865. St. Joseph’s High School about 210 students attending.
U S officials warn that strong Chinese action against India could force major changes in aid policy. In a House vote on the foreign aid bill Republicans led by Rep Bow sought to attach an India Pakistan aid ban. Democrats argued such a move could invite China into the conflict and would tie the President's hands during the crisis.
State Department announces suspension of military aid to the two countries. A Republican effort to revive the funding fails as the $4 billion bill advances to the Senate.
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