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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1969
Page
11
A Los Angeles College column argues students should share paying for college costs through a state loan plan. It weighs rising prices, limited liquid assets, and a proposed Collier Bill requiring repayment after earnings, with exemptions for some groups and housing costs included.
In a satirical scene the Mor ton Throck & Son offices discuss the publishing fate tied to Kennedy titles and Jackie onassis, with the son proposing a scandalous Kennedy era counterbook while the father bats the idea down as public reverence for fallen heroes. Gossip fuels plans as the firm eyes best sellers.
The piece argues against compulsory retirement at 65, urging individualized tests to gauge ability. It cites Kant Tintoretto Verdi Lamarck Holmes Titian Goethe and others to show creative achievement at advanced ages, and contends that capable workers should decide whether to continue, not a blanket age rule.
A collection of unrelated lines mentions Senator Soaper, astronaut Frank Borman in Russia, an Office Wolf reaction to a steamy novel, a hypothetical FBI files tape subscription, moon temperatures and a vague travel remark by Tilly. No coherent single event or source-backed facts emerge.
Translated by Richard Switzer from University of Kentucky Press. Francois Rene de Chateaubriand, famed French writer and diplomat, sought the Northwest Passage but toured the young United States. Noted for his vivid descriptions of Indigenous peoples, customs, and government. -N.
About 200 teens and hippies gathered at Recreation Park for a love-in while twice that many attended an ice cream social at the Lakewood YMCA. Police remained mostly passive as balloons, music, and social tensions defined a sunlit afternoon, with no arrests or fights reported.
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