1966 Council for Financial Aid to Education Ad "What's lacking"

Description: 1966 COUNCIL FOR FINANCIAL AID TO EDUCATION vintage magazine advertisement "What's lacking"

~ What's lacking in this wealthy boy's education? - Money! - With plenty of it in the family, didn't his dad pay the full college tuition? - Of course he did. Every penny. But what he paid didn't cover what it cost the college to educate his son. Because tuition fees, on the average, cover only a third of educational costs. - Higher education has to depend on more than tuition, or the colleges would go out of business. - College-educated leaders are important because they help hold America's place, they plan wise use of our resources, they help create job opportunities and improve living standards. Education is everybody's business. Give to the college of your choice. - COLLEGE IS AMERICAS BEST FRIEND - Advertising Council Public Service - COUNCIL FOR FINANCIAL AID TO EDUCATION ~

Size: The dimensions of the half-page advertisement are approximately 5.25 inches x 13.5 inches (13.25 cm x 34.25 cm).

Condition: This original vintage half-page advertisement is in excellent condition unless otherwise noted (minor edge tanning).