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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1962
Page
5
West Virginia sophomore quarterback Ronald Butch Richardson of Masontown attends college on a scholarship for sons of servicemen killed in action. His father died in World War II at Nancy, France.
Leslie J Nason Ed D, professor of education at the University of Southern California, discusses educational theory and practice, outlining how research informs classroom methods and policy implications for schools and teachers. He emphasizes critical thinking, equity, and evidence based approaches in modern education.
A counselor’s critique reveals the need for individualized help with learning processes. Jane, a Guesser, improves after reading problems and framing a plan, while others like Jerry Elmer and George also benefit from targeted study strategies and handwriting practice. The piece urges schools to assign responsibility for teaching overall learning methods.
Central North Dakota towns under 2,000 gain jobs and steady purchases as a $136.3 million Minuteman missile site nears operation. About 4,500 civilian and military workers, with Boeing spending $250,000 monthly locally, dig 150 silos near Minot Air Force Base. Each silo costs $385,000 with a launch center averaging $670,000. tensions rise over safety but locals expect short-lived fears.
The SATAF led by Col. Thomas S. Jeffrey, a 45 year old veteran who previously commanded the Atlas site near Spokane, is mounting a large public relations push. They stage community meetings and offer an open door for complaints at all hours.
Veterans council hosts annual flag burning at Memorial field Saco in the Owen-Davis post rear. Walter Stebbins leads with William McKenney and Robert Libby assisting as local groups gather flags from graves for disposal under the Flag Code.
Cynthia Lowry reviews NBC's Empire noting the foreman of the Garrets embodies old western tropes with modern touches. Despite clichés like an unjust murder accusation and a lynching scene, the episode resolves with a lecture to the mob. Hoover's NBC Woodrow Wilson special also draws attention for respectful portrayal of the era's ideals.
Sven Hooslef, a Biddeford accountant, spoke to Saco Biddeford Kiwanis members at the Wendarber Steak House about tax problems. He covered partnerships and corporations and stressed the importance of making a will.
President Marcel Viger announced an interclub meeting next Tuesday at 6 30 p m with the Old Orchard Beach club at Robinson Memorial hall The Beach club to hold a public community supper at that time There will be no noon meeting Lester Austin elected to fill a vacancy on the board of directors Francis Cote played the
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