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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1965
Page
8
Letters and words are learned for life not just to pass tests. The boy should visualize and write words as he hears them, reviewing each spelling until automatic.
Lucille Boissonneault, 80 Water St Biddeford, was guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Robert La vigne 71 Sullivan St Biddeford. A purse of money was presented to the bride elect who will wed Richard Bineau May 22 at St Andre's Church. A buffet lunch was served with many attendees listed by name.
Ben Schwartzwalder will begin his 16th season as Syracuse University football coach next fall, extending his tenure as the program's longest serving leader.
The article notes Tokyo as the world’s largest city with about 25 million people within 37 miles of its center, 8,310,027 residents in the city in 1960 and 9,683,802 in the urban prefecture. It highlights Tokyo’s rebuilding after fires earthquakes and WWII air raids and its status as a modern metropolis.
Metropolitan Life announces Anita T. Lambert, senior clerk, will become assistant office supervisor in the Berlin New Hampshire district starting Monday. Lambert joined on June 18 1956 as a junior clerk and is daughter of Mr and Mrs Irene Lambert of 56 Forest Biddeford.
The Maine House enacted a bill to abolish straight ballot voting, sending it to the Senate. A 77 to 64 roll call defeated an attempt to kill the measure. If signed by Gov. Reed, voters would mark candidates individually, removing top party squares.
The article discusses honesty in sales emphasizing that factual statements should be accurate, especially where trust exists between buyer and seller. It notes that sellers with expertise owe closer truthfulness and that exaggeration may constitute fraud. It contrasts seller optimism with buyer skepticism and cites moral viewpoints.
The world’s highest cable car operates in the French Alpine resort of Chamonix rising to 12 605 feet in 25 minutes up Mount Blanc.
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