'69 grads religious, patriotic
Kansas high school graduates, 1969, are patriotic and religious, but liberal in temperament.
These are the findings of a random survey made by Raymond King, Eighty-ninth District representative in the Kansas House, among 240 youths from his district,
Eight-two per cent considered themselves patriotic and most of them thought democracy was the best political ideology.
Ninety-three per cent consider themselves religious.
Most—87 per cent—were willing to give-up at least a year for military service. They didn't think their activist or militant classmates were anything special, certainly not "among the higher intellect" and a majority expressed displeasure with what they felt was a lack of respect for local, state and federal officials nationwide.
Yet, many of the 1969 graduates—71 per cent—thought non-violent demonstrations were legitimate and effective channels for "winning important concessions." Moreover, half of them questioned whether "government by the people is a reality in America today."
They approved of inter-racial marriage and rejected the idea that "legislation should provide protection from the type of person who will be your neighbor," indicating that they were not necessarily law-and-order enthusiasts or segregationists with respect to housing.
Over half believed liquor by the drink would economically improve the "proper development of our state," only 10 per cent admitted that they drank; 7 per cent said they smoked. The smokers and drinkers said their parents were well aware of their habits.
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Walter J. Hickel, U.S. Secretary of the Interior, arrived at Haskell Institute Saturday by Air Force helicopter.
Hickel, accompanied by his wife, his brother, U.S. Senator Bob Dole and Congressman Larry Winn Jr., gave a short informal talk on the steps of the Stidham Union at Haskell Institute.
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Hickel told the students, "I think you, as well as all the people of Kansas, can be proud of this institution."
"When I went to school," he said, "It was a good school if it had nice young girls."
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Hickel left Haskell to attend the KU-K-State football game.
where he said he would be rooting for K-State.
After a private reception at the Ramada Inn, Hickel left for Forbes Air Force Base in Topeka, where he was scheduled to return to Washington Sunday morning.
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