POWs Face Readjustment After Return Home
Four months after 566 American POWs came home, they face life after the homecoming whirlwind. Interv iews with veterans across the country reveal adjustment challenges including family dynamics, marital strain, and reintegration into civilian life, with many choosing to stay in service while others pursue education and coping with losses.
Former OOB Man Earns Doctorate
Clyde MacDonald Jr formerly of Old Orchard Beach was awarded a Doctor's degree by the University of Maine after completing his studies in January. He graduated from Bates College in Lewiston in 1958 after serving three years in the U S Army during the Korean conflict. He taught three years at Hermon High School and won the National Defense Education scholarship to finish graduate work at the University of Maine where he also served as Instructor.
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