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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1969
Page
2
Lawrence Daily Journal World announces pricing for subscriptions postal rates and delivery across Lawrence and adjoining counties. It lists contact details and service availability with an April 28 1969 newspaper date.
The resignation of Charles de Gaulle at age 78 is viewed by some as sour grapes from a tired veteran. He shaped postwar France and the free world, and his departure raises concerns about France's future strength and influence on Western security.
The writer laments erratic rainfall patterns with bursts of three inches or drought, urging gentler, steady half inch rains overnight followed by sun. They suggest shifting the weather focus away from the Kansas Relays and back to practical forecasts for farmers and fields.
A seven year study of 30 000 students argues that college quality or school choice has little effect on learning. Astin and Panos say success stems from pre college abilities and motivation, not the institution. They doubt prestige admissions improve academic performance.
The essay argues that public Kansas universities accept graduates from any accredited state high school with selective measures oriented toward out of state applicants. It contends that once admitted, students must meet requirements to stay, and that state schools like KU and others provide education rivaling Ivy League prestige, easing parental anxieties over admissions.
NEW YORK AP report shows Gramco Ltd., led by Keith Barish and Rafael Navarro, controlling over 250 million in U.S. real estate with a 1 billion target by next year. The foreign funded effort spans 71 properties across 25 metros in 20 states and Puerto Rico.
In 1959 Dr. E Thayer Gaston KU Music Education chair received the Presidential Citation from the National Federation of Music Clubs at the San Diego session. Prof Harry Truman addressed his first Columbia University class in what was noted as a historic moment for the era.
A devotional note reflects on Romans 5 3 to 4 about suffering building endurance and character and hope. A short prayer asks God to reveal his plan through hardship and to empower faithful work.
The piece questions Nixon proposals aiming for fairness through a uniform 20 percent rate with limited deductions. It critiques eliminating the investment tax credit, notes possible harms to jobs and consumer prices, and argues fairness is elusive but impartiality may be achieved. It urges genuine long term reform.
A reader recounts an accident at 19th and Ousdahl and contrasts U S sidewalk availability with a South American visitor's remark. He urges funding for safer paths and commends Hillcrest Shopping Center for sidewalk installation along Iowa Street.
Hollywood interview with Godfrey Cambridge notes the rising demand for Black actors across roles. He explains his rejuvenated image after shedding 150 pounds and discusses upcoming projects including Cotton Comes to Harlem with Raymond St. Jacques, Ossie Davis directing, and a Columbia film.
Bayard Rustin, key organizer of the 1963 March on Washington, told reporters in New York that educators should stop capitulating to what he calls the stupid demands of Negro students. He urged real-world skills in math and writing, and warned that capitulation to dorm and study-program demands undermines integration and risks a two-generation delay.
A confidential SBA report details chaos in the New York area office under Charles Kriger and Sol Ferriger. It cites poor loan servicing, rising delinquencies, disorganized files, low ghetto loan activity, and low morale amid suspensions and political pressures from Rep. Rooney and others.
Dear Dr Thosteson explains tachycardia causes and management. Anxiety, stimulants, tobacco and caffeine affect attacks while exams and metabolism tests rule out heart disease or thyroid issues. Simple sedatives or tranquilizers often help, with stronger meds in persistent cases.
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