Meditation and Prayer by Pearl Robinson
A religious meditation stresses that heaven is not earned by habit or church, but by heart and foundation in Jesus Christ. The piece urges readers to build a true foundation for eternal life and ends with a prayer. Also notes a contrast to biblical Palestine and reports black lines of frozen grasshoppers on Grasshopper Glacier in Cooke City, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Robinson
Heaven
God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
United Press International
Cooke City
Mont
Canada
Wolfson Foundation
Pentagon
CLA
America
Senator McCarthy
All-Purpose 1969 Graduation Address Parodied
The spoof address targets a 1969 University commencement, spoofing remarks by a faculty member amid campus unrest. It riffs on hospital stays, bombings, riots, and helmeted students, with punchlines about mortar boards and lighting a torch without burning the library. It lampoons classes, guards, and demonstrators, ending with a quip about safeguarding the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick West Washingon
UPI
Dow Jones weekly averages and historic Boston fire relic
The week ended June 6 1969 saw the Dow Jones Industrial average off 12.79 points with industrials at 934.07 to 924.77. Rails and utilities also fell while stocks closed lower. Also noted is the restoration of Boston's Faneuil Hall, known as the Cradle of Liberty, funded by lottery proceeds after a 1761 fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Jones
Inds
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Strother Martin: A Master of Unlucky Old West Rogues
Hollywood profile on Strother Martin, detailing his desert rat persona and standout roles in True Grit The Ballad of Cable Hogue The Wild Bunch and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid He is noted for playing sly crooks who fail in the end and for memorable turns in Gunsmoke and Cool Hand Luke. His University of Michigan diving career and reputation for making crews laugh undercuts tense takes. He says he loves playing dirty old men and that the public enjoys seeing comical downfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strother Martin
Cable Hogue
True Grit
Luke
Martin
University of Michigan
Barbs on Edges of Modern Life and Transportation Quotes
A collage of aphorisms critiques accuracy skepticism and fashion, links old age to LSD meaning, and laments rail movement options. Quotes include David J. Goldberg on transportation and a Britannica note on ancient electoral systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Goldberg
New Jersey
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Daily Kirkland Social Notes and Miscellany
Residents and visitors listed among Dale Driver home guests include families from Canyon Canadian New Mexico Lubbock Eldorado Okla Mesquite Hollis Perryton Childress Paducah Plano and Swearengin. Editor notes reflect social chatter plus quotes on obedience decision making and Clay industry history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Clements
Dale Driver
Weldon Walser
Canyon
Loyce Ethridge
Canadian
David Dockray
New Mexico
Ralph Webb
Lubbock
O. E. Webb
Kenneth Springers
Eldorado
Okla
G. C
Beverly
Perryton
Leonard Myers
A. L. Myers
Grover Wilson
Naoma
Myrtle Fish
Ernest Holly
Swearengin
Sonja West
Plano
W. P. Fowler
Mable Hare
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Palestine
Vogue Cleaners
Ave. C, Nw
Mayor Daley
Tommy Smothers
Tiny Tim
Hollywood
Vernon Scott
Hollywood Correspondent
Zasu Pitts
C. Aubrey Smith
Allen Jenkins
Barton MacLane
Edna Mae Oliver
Frank McHugh
Henry Stephenson
Eugene Pallette
Jean Lockhart
Toni Amber
Cannes
France
Woodrow Wilson
U.S
United Kingdom
Northern Ireland
Great Britain
BY Phil Pastoret
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Kirkland News
Eugene E. Jennings
Graduate School of Business Administration
Michigan State University
James Manon
Ace
Gemini
WTA
West Texas Utilities
OULD
Equal Opportunity iEmployer
State Farm Life
Farl Harwell
State Farm
State Farm Life Insurance Company
Bloomington
Illinois
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