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The aim of education should be to convert the mind into a living fountain, not a reservoir. John M. Mason.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1959
Page
4
The aim of education should be to convert the mind into a living fountain, not a reservoir. John M. Mason.
The essay argues the core failure of American education is not math or science output but teaching people how to think. It laments vagueness in schools, noting many students lack precise knowledge of numbers, language, history, and geography. It warns that without thinking skills, citizens cannot solve problems or resist tyranny.
The Moscow exhibition draws forty thousand New Yorkers to the coliseum daily as fashion editors from across the U S preview the Russia show while critics note the intermingling of White and Negro models is not representative of the United States. Russians praise housing and medical advances, and Moscow’s exhibit features sputniks, TV sets, and housing programs.
Washington debate centers on aged care and hospitalization hearings. Ways and Means plans five days of testimony as Flemming faces bills and Administration positions. Proposals for broader benefits multiply, citing bipartisan support and evolving views on retirement security and public assistance.
Edward R. Murrow departs CBS headquarters for roamingly varied work on air and TV. He will host Person to Person once a week and continue Small World while pursuing two depth news programs and missile coverage for fall. NBC airs The Ransome of Red Chief August 16 with William Bendix. James Arness forms Gunsmoke producing company with CBS, seeking broader earnings beyond a salaried role.
AP observes the steel union and industry locked in a familiar cycle of wage demands and price hikes. Ike urges restraint while pundits weigh Taft Hartley options and the potential for a neutral fact finding boards to avert further inflationary fallout.
Actress Carolyn Jones and Aaron Spelling moved into a $200,000 Encino home with all white interiors and features like terrazzo floors jade door handles and a sunken tub. Jones argues glamour costs money yet is essential to Hollywood even as younger stars lack funds. The couple hope to invest in their talents by living now as they wish.
A list of visitors and guests from Massachusetts Ohio and Illinois visiting friends in Maine and New England. Names include Mrs Mary Galfoyle Mrs Albert St Cyr Mr and Mrs Primo DiVirgilio Mr Raymond Abbot Miss Mabel Welch Mrs Marguerite Leahan Mr and Mrs Gene Palmer and Betty, Mrs Eugenie Dallaire Roomeo Poulin Mrs Ivy ne Schoen Professor George Howland Mrs Helen Bell Mrs Lilla Lacey Miss Cecile Roberts Mr and Mrs Frank Murphy and more with bids to Old Orchard Beach Wells Beach Biddeford Kennebunkport and Kennebunk Rotary in San Marino Italy. Published Biddeford Maine daily except Sunday.
In Contoocook New Hampshire 71 year old Bill Montgomery blends politics and pottery to combat rising living costs. He serves in the New Hampshire House as the town's first Democratic representative in 30 years while earning income from pottery and a Civil Service pension. Montgomery spends four hours daily shaping mugs and dishes, selling about 300 pieces a year at $1.50 each, mostly through the state crafts league stores. He reinvests earnings into kilns and equipment, which total roughly $500 to $700, and notes pottery income can exceed his political pay. He began pottery after retirement 18 months ago and says keeping busy helps him stay active and young.
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