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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1967
Page
4
The piece argues that new grammar, like the new math, aims to simplify learning by using pattern formulas and computer research. It notes parents and teachers faced controversy and that California will introduce new grammar in first grade in September 1968 to improve reading and spelling fundamentals.
In this column by INEZ ROBB, the author argues teachers face harsher scrutiny and higher expectations than other workers. She compares public reactions to teacher strikes with wider labor disputes, questions wage norms, and critiques the ideal of teachers as moral civic leaders worth extensive duties without commensurate pay.
A San Diego Chargers psychologist coaches football wives on handling husbands. The piece jokes that behind every star is a woman who calls signals and does most of the kicking. It notes football and marriage share complexity and ups and downs.
Gen Julius Klein, longtime aide to Sen Tom Dodd, seeks to back Rheinmetall a Nazi era arms maker to open a US plant. The plan involves Diehl and a joint venture with possible Curtiss Wright links, despite Rheinmetall’s Nazi past and forced labor record.
In a Washington column, the writer catalogs comical and provocative publication names from various associations and colleges. The piece surveys odd journals from Fatty Abstracts to The Moos, poking fun at niche media while noting the breadth of publishing.
The article argues that after South Vietnamese elections the U S mission faces tough tasks to ensure legitimacy. Rivalry between Thieu and Ky, a wary Senate, Buddhist tensions, and factionalism threaten constitutional adherence. U S advisers must push for military civilians, constitutional obedience, and continued aid conditioned on reforms.
A Milwaukee priest Father James E. Groppi leads nightly civil rights protests in defiance of ordinances and police. Judge Christ T. Seraphim calls him an evil man, urging removal from the rectory to jail. The piece condemns his violence, intimidation, and alleged church complicity.
A 31 year old post office employee loses her purse in down town Manhattan. A young police trainee follows the robbers from the subway entrance to a train and signals a Transit Authority officer. At the next stop the suspects are arrested after surrendering the purse.
Biddeford Maine publishing details list the Daily Except Sunday carrier and office addresses on Adams Street. Rates for subscriptions in advance are shown as 2.60 monthly 15.50 half year and 31.00 yearly. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with AP dispatch rights.
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