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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1967
Page
10
A reader seeks advice on a cheating marriage involving a lieutenant who stayed with the family and the wife, while another writes about an invitation at one’s own expense. Also included is a fear of dentistry and a suggestion to try therapeutic hypnosis through a dentist.
A widening debate over a 10 percent tax on corporate and personal incomes emerges as opinions grey and mixed. Business leaders express caution about timing, while calls to cut nondefense spending grow. The Chamber of Commerce weighs in as Congress reshelves the issue amid inflation, deficits, and a pending auto strike impact.
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A group of Adams businessmen quickly financed a 1.8 million sale to save the Bancroft Arnold Finishing Division plant, preventing job losses for about 700 workers and protecting Northern Berkshire County's economy. They secured 500000 from locals, another 500000 loan guarantee, and federal aid via the EDA after fast planning and county economic updates.
The $800,000 EDA check was delivered September 1 in Senator Edward Kennedy's Boston office. Four days later the new management assumed control of the plant, and on September 8 the ownership transfer was formally signed, safeguarding one of Western Massachusetts' largest work forces.
Edward Hirsch Levi, 56, appointed eighth president of the University of Chicago. Levi has long ties to the university, serving as provost since 1962, and will succeed George Wells Beadle when Beadle retires in 1968.
Brazil becomes the first South American nation to sign a tax treaty with the United States, bringing the total bilateral tax agreements to 22. The pact aims to prevent double taxation by defining taxing rights based on income source, nationality, and residence.
Patricia A Ballard seeks a Maine divorce from Charles Ballard alleging cruel non support and abandonment after a 1964 marriage in Biddeford. One child Timothy Craig Ballard born 1964 is named. Ballard requests custody alimony and maintenance. Attorney Donald P Allen represents the plaintiff.
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