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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1967
Page
4
The U S Geological Survey declares the long drought over in the Northeast, noting normal reservoirs streams and groundwater after about five years of dry conditions. Hydrologic lessons include better water inventories and cooperation among authorities, with water issues seen as people problems.
Paul Harvey argues the law harms the poor and breeds resentment, blaming well-to-do Negro leaders and political opportunism for Detroit riots. He warns that rewarding lawbreaking would erode social order and turn citizens into monsters.
A mother of five will see her children through 65 years of school by the time they finish high school. Dorothy Rose suggests practical ways for parents to enrich their kids education and stay engaged themselves. Read join the library and study on your own to keep interest alive.
Washington notes Prince Norodom Sihanouk aided Viet Minh and Viet Cong while denouncing American help. Communists push power in Phnom Penh, forcing two anti communist ministers out and toppling Lon Nol. Neighbors like Nehru and Sukarno faced similar red reinforcements as Asia grows more anti American.
Washington talk turns to summer interns on Vietnam. Mark Green leads a conscience letter against the war, sparking counter pledges and protests. Interns debate learning versus activism as Congress weighs future intern programs and staffing.
A Department of Health, Education and Welfare analysis finds high achieving students more often cite an active religious life and strong parental influence. First-born and only children, smaller families, and higher educated, socioeconomically advantaged homes show better odds. Mothers' approaches to discipline affect boys and girls differently, while overall independence and responsible behavior distinguish higher achievers.
Russell Kirk argues Rep Thaddeus Dulski’s handling of 11000 received at a testimonial dinner fairs worse than Dodd and Powell cases. VanderJagt presses for House standards inquiry as ethics talk grows. many peers back away, fearing fallout.
A rambling satirical piece mocks college life and the idea that education is essential for earning a living. It contrasts personal tradition with rising demands for formal schooling, noting debates over value and access in higher education.
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