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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1966
Page
7
Ann Landers answers letters about leaving a job after a boss’s wife accused a secretary of meddling, selecting a loyal stance, and a bride-to-be urged to honor a disabled maid of honor. Advice also covers a teen paying for a mother’s clothing bargains and handling family control over money.
A Manila courier report details life in white ruled South Africa where white housewives hire black servants for as little as a dollar a day. Servants cost about 22.40 and 30.40 monthly plus an old five shilling license, with masters and madams labeling their workers. The piece notes segregated signs, transport, benches, and parks, and discusses how nannies become a second mother for white children, bringing tension with apartheid rules. It mentions white boredom, mixed emotions, and street protests while contrasting white wages with low paid black workers. Eastern Siberia lake depth and area are briefly cited at article end.
Mrs Paul Carlson travels from Torrance California to the Congo to organize medical aid via the Dr Paul Carlson Foundation. She aims to survey suitable projects and continue her late husband’s mission, aided by Dr Dwight Carlson and nurse Judy LeVahn. Carlson hopes the work will honor his memory and witness for Christ.
President Zalman Shazar of Israel offered a heartfelt congratulations in a White House state dinner for Luci Johnson and Patrick Nugent. The couple, 19 and 23, will marry Saturday as 190 guests, including Congress members and artists, applauded a Serkin concert in the East Room.
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