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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1965
Page
4
Editorial debates whether student anger signals a new campus rebellion or a passing phase. Dr. William Graham Cole of Lake Forest College advocates granting room to rebel within the curriculum to channel energy into study and ideas, while warning some may seek publicity or action beyond academics.
The government plans continued supersonic transport development after paying 12 854 dollars to 229 damage claimants from Oklahoma City tests. FAA chief Najeeb Halaby says the SST remains on track with details to limit sonic booms by routing, altitude, and ocean use, hoping to win public acceptance.
A San Francisco young woman named Ann Ayleen Foley aims to live a full month on a credit card without cash. Sponsored by a major bank issuing her card she seeks to use it in vending machines meters and public phones to prove the idea possible.
A Penn State professor studies report cards from across the country noting varied sizes and colors. The trend aims to delight parents with attractive formats while some parents prefer clear indicators of a student’s real performance beyond simple satisfactory or could do better marks.
Washington critics face scrutiny as Bruce Biossat argues intellectuals have relied on error and rhetoric. He notes the need for factual, well reasoned debate on bombing and policy, citing John P. Roche and frequent campus teach-ins as evidence of persuasive but flawed rhetoric.
Kim Chi, a 39 year old Viet Nam jewelry merchant, tests gemstones with a blowtorch to prove they are real. He runs three stores, aids GIs with money, laundry, and shoes, and dreams of expanding to the United States to study American business methods.
The Treasury faces a boiling debate over silver in coins as vending machines drive a push for substitutes. Industry groups say 83 million daily transactions total 3.5 billion yearly, while producers and users argue over silver supply and demand. A nickel copper sandwich emerges as a probable option, but mass production challenges loom. The Treasury has delayed a decision, with a final announcement due in about two weeks. Sam Dawson is ill.
Ruth Millett notes a British columnist underestimated American wives role in shaping husbands. Wives guide education interests social skill and practical work, often transforming husbands into better partners and hosts. The piece credits wives for making many American men more considerate and capable.
The article outlines Medicare provisions expected after Senate passage by June 1, detailing eligibility automatic for all 65 plus with hospital insurance, voluntary supplemental insurance costs rising from $3 to $3.60 monthly over three years, proof of age rules for nonbeneficiaries, and service limits for nursing home and visiting nurse care.
The Biddeford Lace Journal lists publisher W Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls. It details subscription prices in advance: one month 1.85, six months 10.50, one year 21.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and entered at the Biddeford post office.
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