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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1962
Page
5
Professor Leslie J. Nason argues that success hinges on how students study. He recounts Henry, a French student who raised grades by a four-step method: visualize sentences, hear them aloud, accelerate to conversational speed, then write the lines. The approach transformed classroom performance.
Special report from Taipei notes Chiang Kai-shek in good health and confident of recovering mainland China in his lifetime. It details his daily routine, family, and political stance, including delegation to Chen Cheng, fewer Kuomintang meetings, and his wariness toward the Chinese Communists as betrayers of the 1911 revolution.
CBS plans guest stars for Perry Mason while Raymond Burr undergoes minor corrective surgery in December. Panatone Productions will feature stars like Bette Davis as substitutes, potentially loosening the long running format. The show recently shifted to Thursdays and remains a strong audience draw despite dropping from the Nielsen top ten. NBC airs a Cuba crisis special tonight, with Perry Como and Terry-Thomas guesting in later segments.
Negroes widen bid for elective office across states in the November ballots. Connecticut nominates a Negro for state treasurer and seeks a first statewide Negro representative in Wilfred X. Johnson. California eyes Hawkins in the 21st district and three Negroes poised to enter the assembly. New York and Massachusetts field Negro candidates for statewide and statewide posts, while Georgia aims for a first Black legislator in decades.
A local column extols a Sanford legislator and two others as tireless servants of the county and state. It urges readers to vote in the November 6 election, praising their drive, experience, and willingness to tackle difficult government problems.
Philip W. Hussey Sr urges readers to vote with him or follow their convictions. He signs the letter from North Berwick.
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