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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1963
Page
7
The text argues that despite potential losses in technology, humans would still read others’ actions and intentions. It traces shifts in psychology from dismissing common sense to recognizing a rational, studyable background to impressions, motives, and social influence, including judging others’ attitudes and possible ulterior aims.
A dense page of classified ads lists for rent a six room house with electric ground for garden and a near bus stop, plus Furnished two room apartment options. Numerous sale items include furniture, tools, vehicles, and livestock. Job postings include maintenance workers and sales roles with contact details and local exchange phrases.
The article discusses how people infer intentions from actions and prefer balanced social patterns. It cites Alfred Baldwin's experiments on judgment of intention and explores how people categorize positives and negatives, often shaping impressions to fit a perceived harmony regardless of the initial attitude.
Ten Lawrence seniors in KU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences are among 82 students nominated nationwide for Woodrow Wilson fellowships in 1964 64. Recipients receive a one year graduate study stipend and tuition. KU has led Big Eight in prior fellowships with 95 alumni since 1945.
Lawrence and several Kansas cities will select unemployed farm hands for a free 20 week course starting December 2 in Dodge City under the Manpower Development and Training Act. Sixty graduates will enter three classes with allowances up to 37 weekly, plus subsistence and limited transportation.
Charlton Hinman distinguished professor of English at Kansas University has been invited to present one of five principal papers at the 11th International Shakespeare Conference in Stratford upon Avon England next summer. His book The Printing and Proof Reading of the First Folio of Shakespeare has been acclaimed as a major contribution to Shakespeare scholarship. He will be the second KU English faculty member in a year to receive such an invitation following Harold Orel who spoke on Byron at the 1st International Congress on the Enlightenment in Geneva last summer.
The AP grid report lists standings and Sunday results in the NFL style Eastern and Western divisions. Notable scores include Baltimore 37 Minnesota 34 and Chicago 26 Green Bay 7 with multiple games on the Sunday slate across cities like Los Angeles Pittsburgh Dallas Cleveland Detroit Milwaukee and New York.
An East Central League Vocal Clinic will be held Tuesday at Lecompton High School with Paxico Auburn Harveyville Dover Maple Hill and Lecompton represented. The event runs all day and a 7 p.m. program in the high school gym features guest director William C. Rice of Baker University.
Public sale on Tuesday November 19 1963 begins at 11 a.m. at a farm one mile west from Oska loosa on 92 highway. Livestock include bred heifers cows calves and a bull. machinery list covers a 1960 Case 600 tractor John Deere B model 490 John Deere and more. milking equipment hay silage feed and miscellaneous farm items. household goods and firearms also offered. Terms are cash. Len Ropp owner. Stighwire and Zimmerman auctioneers Gill Patrick clerk. Lunch served.
Ten year old one level home north of the university listed for $12,000 with monthly payment details. Features include mahogany paneling in the living room and dining area, nice decorating, and carpeted floors. Shown by Glenn Kappelmann or Bill Thompson of Traylor and Calvin, Realtors, 1026 Mass. Contact VI 3-2772 or after hours VI 34-9300. Also rentals and hay advertisement in the column.
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