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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1965
Page
5
A USC education professor counsels a junior who struggles to remember learned material. Advice focuses on active thinking while reading, translating to mental pictures, and deliberate, repeated study steps to improve memory and comprehension.
Kathryn Curtis daughter of Earle and Mrs Curtis of Saco married Raymond Goulet son of Mr and Mrs Goulet at St Margaret's Church with Msgr O Leary officiating. Attendants included Mrs Dan Conley and Sheila Burgess. best man Alan Goulet. reception for 75 at Fremont Club. The Goulets plan to live in Plymouth Massachusetts after a Provincetown honeymoon.
Mrs Marjorie Fogg marked her 80th birthday with 75 relatives and friends at her home 23 Mechanic Street Saco. Guests from multiple Maine towns arrived bearing cards gifts and yellow rose corsage. Attendees included extended Fogg family and neighbors from Saco Gorham Standish South Portland and Dan mark.
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson and daughter Lynda Bird made an unannounced overnight visit to New York to see the off Broadway musical The Fantasticks. The First Lady’s press secretary said privacy was requested and no advance word was given.
Three Maine Maritime Academy students, freshmen Richard Bergeron and Thomas Donald from Saco, and senior David Ahearn of Old Orchard Beach, form a local trio on the Maritime football squad preparing for the season’s first game against Quonset Naval Air Station in Rhode Island.
Readable menus show weekly offerings across multiple schools in Biddeford Saco and Kennebunk. Each day lists meals with fruit milk bread and vegetables, highlighting entrees like fried fish sticks roast beef chop suey and spaghetti.
Homes cling to steep cliffs along the Amalfi coast in Italy, stacked in terraces that resemble Pueblo dwellings. The scene shows multi story houses built in close alignment, offering dramatic coastal views and unique architectural charm.
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