Deepening the urge to give in love relations
A meditation on fulfillment arising from giving in a love relationship rather than receiving. The fragment also notes a future topic: Booze and You slated for tomorrow.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1964
Page
8
A meditation on fulfillment arising from giving in a love relationship rather than receiving. The fragment also notes a future topic: Booze and You slated for tomorrow.
Ann Landers argues teen troubles stem from choices not fate. She urges self discipline, careful dating, and self care, endorses curfews and chaperoned gatherings, promotes sexuality acceptance, and notes masturbation is a normal but minority issue, guiding readers toward constructive outlets and responsible conduct.
Wheat and corn prices move in narrow ranges with soybeans steady. Eggs and poultry show mixed shifts in Kansas City, with wholesale egg prices mainly at 39 to 42 for Large A and 37 to 40 for mediums. Butter grades hold around 67 to 68 per pound while hogs and cattle trade steady to mixed.
KC livestock market shows cattle 1 600 with calves 100, hogs 3 500 including barrows and gilts 15 25 lower, sows 11 13 50, and sheep 300 steady. Slaughter lambs good to choice 17 50 to 19 50, culls 4 50 to 6 50.
Wheat futures edged higher with various grain grades listed in Kansas City market quotes. In New York, the stock market moved irregularly higher late in the afternoon with volume around 6.2 million shares, led by gains in Du Pont and American Smelting while American Motors slid on planned plant closures and cuts.
The Commerce Department authorized the first sale of rice worth 7.5 million to Russia since policy liberalization. It issued licenses for 13 million in wheat to Russia and 2.5 million in wheat to Czechoslovakia, with total wheat sales to Russia and satellites near 315 million.
University of Maryland students used cafeteria trays as sleds during a snowstorm causing 40 to 50 injuries and the disappearance of 4,000 trays. Executive Dean B James Borreson ordered removal of all trays, sparking a large trayless demonstration with about 1,000 students and campus police called to restore order.
A court roster lists individuals with traffic offenses and fines including reckless driving totaling 25 to 50 dollars for Carl D. Porter and Jimmy Lee Beers with missing addresses, speeding penalties for John T. Koehler and multiple others, and stop sign violations for Clarence Pobjoy. Names include Bak er, Porter, Koehler, Pobjoy, Starky, Beers, Thursby, Sullivan Jr, Morphew, Landreth, Gordon, Lueke, and others across Sunflower Topeka Merriam Mission Prairie Village and Kansas City areas.
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