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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1968
Page
4
In Our Opinion editors argue that computer assisted education will not end schools or eliminate teachers. Computers may speed basic subjects, but human guidance, judgment, social skills, and inquiry remain essential. The piece envisions a future where computers replace routine teaching while teachers guide small groups, yielding a new golden age of education.
Paul Harvey notes imperfect education across campuses disrupted by student restiveness and radical agitation. He urges mature dialogue, warns against attacking the establishment, and stresses that no system is perfect while advocating peaceful, lawful protest and responsible citizenship.
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports insiders allege George Wallace S alcohol politics funded campaigns via huge liquor kickbacks. ABC Board purchases total $100 million annually with Millsap and others accused of funneling payments to Wallace operatives. Brewer denies involvement as probe Looms. column promises further coverage.
WASHINGTON As Nixon, elected president, faces early scrutiny, columnist Don Maclean argues his promise to include Democrats in his administration will provoke pressure from the party. Rep. Henry Reuss urges a Democrat controlled Congress to shape programs, risking impasse if Nixon vetoes congressional plans. The piece notes a mandate for change despite Nixon winning the presidency.
Washington observers say President elect Nixon will rely on a tight inner circle of advisers to steer policy after January 20. They expect this group to extend beyond Adams era controls, forming a modern small core that may even decide matters in Nixon's name.
Polly Bradley argues modern humility before nature, warning that humanity’s power to poison air, water, and land risks unmaking the planet. She notes Pilgrim gratitude versus present terrors, questions whether ethic wisdom can curb destruction and calls for faith, hope, and love to guide action toward protecting nature.
A short editorial exploring modern orphans of the living. It notes longer adult lifespans reduce true orphans while foster care rises from neglect and abuse. Calls for renewed commitment from social workers teachers clergy and others to provide parental love and support, citing a biblical call to care for children.
The piece argues for student and teacher respect for picket lines and condemns college as a source of world and self-critique. It notes freshmen rioting learning to ask for money, and fans boycotting classes to feel educated as their parents, recalling past student activists in sports and glee clubs.
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