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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1969
Page
3
Washington AP reports 220000 students await federal loan support as Congress weighs raising insured loan interest from 7 to up to 10 percent. Banks respond to President Nixon’s appeal while a House vote faces anti-demonstrator opposition amid campus unrest concerns.
In St Louis the YAF convention saw about 15 minutes of shouting as California delegate Fat Dowd, removed from the national board after an internal dispute, was denied a seat at the dais. Buckley delivered the keynote, criticizing faculty who back campus demonstrators and warning of outside intervention if students do not act.
New York State Education Commissioner Nyquist ruled that teacher John Collins may not be disciplined for facial hair or long hair. Collins had been suspended for supposed violations of personal appearance while teaching retarded children south of Albany.
Californians oppose sex education in grades one to four by more than two to one, a California Poll shows. Thirty one percent favor grade four and below, sixty four percent oppose, five percent undecided. For grades five to eight, forty eight percent disapprove to forty four percent approve. Sixty two percent favor sex education in grades nine through twelve, 26 percent oppose, 12 percent undecided. Mother's Day service noted in 1908 in Grafton West Virginia.
The New York Times announced in its edition that from January all cigarette advertisements must include a warning that smoking may be hazardous to health. It also opposed banning television cigarette ads, noting networks face pressure to end such advertising.
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