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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1971
Page
16
Dear Ann Landers argues that tax free gifts up to 6000 dollars a year to each child can ease financial burden and support education while warning against overgenerous inheritances. A reader counters that unearned money may dull achievement and urges parents to set guidelines and responsibility.
AP reports Tailor and Cutter lists Chairman Mao Tse-tung among the world’s 100 best dressed men. The magazine calls him the only statesman since Churchill to spark a fashion trend, while noting Nehru influences in his jackets. Names on the list include Mayor John V. Lindsay, the Duke of Windsor, Rudolf Nureyev, Jean Paul Belmondo, and Mick Jagger.
New Zealand Prime Minister Sir Keith Holyoake says he will visit Washington next month to meet President Nixon. He will stop en route to London for Anglo-Ma laysian defense talks and SEATO council meetings.
Plans advance for the fourth annual international luncheon to be held Friday April 2 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Fellowship Hall First Presbyterian Church. Tickets at the door or from members. proceeds fund English instruction and community service programs for immigrant women and their children.
New York AP says 70 year old Louis Armstrong, already treated for a heart condition, developed a pulmonary infection after admission. He underwent a tracheotomy to ease breathing at Beth Israel Hospital. A spokesman said he was breathing more comfortably after the surgery on Wednesday. He entered the hospital March 15 for treatment.
A New Yorker will receive a free trip to the Rose Parade and Rose Bowl game next New Year’s Day for suggesting the Tournament of Roses theme The Joy of Music. Mrs. Bert Hall’s entry won over 2,500 submissions as officials of the 83rd annual tournament announced Tuesday.
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