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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1968
Page
4
The Temple City public school system departs from equal pay for all teachers by classifying staff into three levels based on ability and tenure. The piece argues merit pay incentivizes excellence, noting that students, parents, and principals can identify better teachers, and that top performers deserve higher compensation than the average staff.
Imaginative bid by Inez Yetta Bronstein for the presidency as an independent on a mother centered platform. She jokes about 1964 campaigns, dismisses primaries, and appeals to voters with humor, family values, and a call to support mothers in government.
At Geneva, the 20th World Health Assembly warned that within three decades about 80 percent of the world’s popu lation in poorer nations will live in cities. Over 400 doctors from 128 nations discussed health problems from crowded urban life and noted many cities have doubled their populations in a decade.
Washington column discusses Sen. Tom Dodd and the Powell case as signals in race relations and federal oversight. It notes grand jury probes, alleged kickbacks, and criticism of FBI and DOJ actions amid congressional pressure for reform and open hearings.
Washington columnist items a tongue in cheek critique of federal spending on research and the arts. He ridicules NSF grants for blackbird studies and Endowment for the Arts funding for Broadway, noting other odd allocations and asking where money should go. He also mentions Bokhara dialect study and Ampere, with light satire on military and tech topics.
NEA Washington Correspondent Ray Cromley reports on a civics and citizenship drive inspired by Korea’s anti corruption shift. Officials believe pride in American heritage helps cut juvenile crime, urging balanced critique of U S policy while highlighting high ideals behind the nation’s history and leadership.
Russell Kirk profiles a 15 year old Hungarian refugee who becomes a famed mercenary. Arpad fights across Africa for pay, from the Congo to Biafra, with Col Peters and Col Denard, seeing no ideology beyond money and survival while maintaining charm and restraint.
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