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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1965
Page
4
The piece presents Ezra Pound's quote on education defining true learning as self motivated inquiry and contrasts it with passive conformity. It frames education as a pursuit by individuals who demand understanding rather than following crowds.
A five year Ohio State Bureau of Unemployment Compensation study shows rising unemployment among men with eight grade education or less and a drop in college degree holders. Gov Rhodes calls high school completion essential as joblessness grows, with college graduates faring best.
The piece questions Viking primacy and suggests the Etruscans may have reached America 24 centuries before Columbus. An Italian scholar sponsors the Discoverer Derby, aiming to boost U S image with a bold historical assertion. The author cautions the claim is unsettled and jokes about other nations’ roles.
After more than three decades in the U S Senate, Harry Flood Byrd of Virginia retires. He urged balanced budgets yet deficit financing grew, leaving a large national debt. Byrd's influence and watchdog role earned broad respect as his son Harry F Byrd Jr is appointed to his seat.
Preliminary estimates lag but patterns show a strong holiday buying surge with shoppers able to spend more. Early appeals to shop now proliferate as stocks may deplete in the final days. analysts forecast a potential 40 billion dollar Christmas.
Washington analysis notes Rhode Island Governor John Chafee argues against basing GOP plea on preserving the two‑party system. Nixon and party leaders push 1966 election as a defense of the system, yet historical patterns show Democrats holding broad majorities and limited cross-party turnover.
Omar Sharif, the Academy Award nominee known for Lawrence of Arabia, tells HAL BOYLE he wants to shed the camel sheik image. The Egyptian actor discusses his Cairo roots, multilingual talents, and the Western pace he finds grueling while stressing the need to sleep and persevere in a fast world.
At 93 William F. Burnham remains Maine’s oldest licensed driver and still loves his 1946 Pontiac Old Betsey. He keeps Betsey in top shape and follows the golden rule while living in Scarborough near Pine Point with his son Everett.
Hollywood column discusses Paul Harvey critique of Washington DC home rule and race dynamics, followed by AP profile of Don Adams star of Get Smart. It covers Adams personal quirks, early life, rise via Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts, and career milestones including The Bill Dana Show.
Dear Mrs Lawrence urges frank talk with a dominant mother in law who fears abandonment. The columnist explains the elder wants safety and trust rather than living with others. Propose a truthful dialogue to reduce anxiety and consider alternatives.
A fragmented note from the Liddeford-Saco Journal discusses surviving around untrustworthy adults and the fear they incite. It reflects on the dominator's behavior and the frightened child, urging readers to reach the terrified child within.
A newspaper column explains the constitutional standard for usefulness in patent law. It notes that a perpetual motion device cannot be patented and that devices aiding fraud or disease cure via vibra tions fail to be useful. The piece questions whether useful for evil can be useful for good and ends with a continuation note.
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