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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1963
Page
8
Professor Nason argues memory alone misleads learners from elementary grades onward guiding them away from understanding words and concepts. He advises parents to test comprehension, vary arithmetic methods, and require verbal explanation to ensure memory supports knowledge and critical thinking.
Jackson Ohio AP reports Mrs W E Peters has left the choir at Jackson Methodist Church after a 62 year span beginning at age 13. She sang under nine directors and eight organists, marking almost the century’s first absence from the choir.
Dr William C Kvaraceus an expert on youth problems will speak at the Maine Teachers Association convention in Lewiston on October 4 He directs Youth Studies at the Lincoln Filene Center and is a Tufts Education professor He argues adults often glamorize youth misdeeds via movies books and media and that delinquency issues are driven by adults not youths. the get tough stance harms communities The convention includes sessions at Bates College Chapel with Dr Kvaraceus and Dr D Robert Frisina from Gallaudet College as afternoon speaker.
The article traces Emma Jean Kosher’s rise from name changes to her Broadway and TV fame in Your Show of Shows and Imogene Coca. It notes Imogene Coca as a pioneer and introduces Dr Richard Kimble in The Fugitive with David Janssen, plus a shift toward medical characters on TV.
North Lebanon Rev and Mrs John Godgrey of Greene with James and Jane stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs David Gale Wednesday night. They planned a few days in New Jersey and St David Pennsylvania where James will enter Baptist College. Mrs Lydia Myers of Greene visited her daughter Mrs David Gale. Several local families hosted to weekend gatherings including Mr and Mrs Irving Pillsbury and children from Acton and Mrs Mabel Clark and daughters. Dr and Mrs Russell Webber left for Montreal where he teaches chemistry at Sir George Williams College.
Kay Losee of New Brunswick, a senior research chemist, recalls the early barriers for women in chemistry. She advises focused study and curiosity, noting a bachelor’s degree can beat a PhD for landing steady work. Losee began as a chemical secretary in 1939, helped traffic in tuberculosis and mental illness drug research, and believes cancer may be halted by a future drug. Also mentioned: Bill Landgraf, an Army swimming captain from Cleveland Heights, Ohio, with West Point and 500-yard freestyle records.
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