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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1968
Page
4
The piece argues that disruptive pupils undermine learning and deny decent students a fair education. It urges firm discipline and teacher authority, condemns anarchic behavior and nuisance parents, and calls for barring unruly youths from school during hours to preserve order.
For a hundred years church and public education intertwined but post prayer ban private Christian schools are growing rapidly. California’s Christian school movement led by CACS expands as parents seek smaller classes, safer environments, and better values while public schools face overcrowding and crime concerns.
A devotional reflection urging readers to discover and fulfill their personal mission in life. Quoting Newman and St. Paul, it stresses that God assigns definite service to each person, linking faith to daily action and purpose.
Daily paper published in Biddeford Maine at 11 Adams Street with W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Sagalls as managing editor. Subscription rates in advance list one month two dollars sixty, six months fifteen fifty, and one year thirty one dollars. The paper notes Associated Press use of local news, second class postage paid.
Washington notes survey on unusual political parties like Know Nothings and Anti Masons. Also reports on currency value drops, Vietnam costs, Peace Corps volunteers in India, and Hunger study responses from 256 counties. Includes quips about Halleck and Poage and a White House soccer gift.
Washington expert analyzes Maoist bargaining methods from past talks with Chiang Kai-shek and other Asian leaders. It highlights nine tactics such as delaying proposals, seizing propaganda, using cease fires for underground work, and striking during lulls to intensify pressure, urging hard realism in negotiations.
The piece portrays Gov. Nelson Rockefeller lagging behind Richard Nixon in Republican primaries and conventions. It weighs Rockefeller's weak grass roots support, alt alliances with Reagan or Tower, and the odds of a Nixon-dominated ticket at Miami. It likens the situation to a nautical standoff with Rockefeller stuck in dry dock.
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