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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1966
Page
2
The article contrasts Washingtons classic park decor with Lawrence style benches painted in loud turquoise pinks blues and other bright colors. It argues the Lawrence approach degrades the open spaces and questions garden clubs involvement in city beautification.
The Atomic Energy Commission narrows to six sites Brookhaven New York South Barrington Illinois Ann Arbor Michigan Madison Wisconsin Denver Colorado and Sacramento California for the accelerator. Political races across New York Illinois Michigan Wisconsin and California loom as observers demand merit over pork while critics warn the project may face challenges to funding and location.
Scientists call the present project an intermediate step toward a larger machine. Physicists aim to eventually accelerate protons to 600 to 1,000 billion electron volts but fear Congress may reject a $375 million 200-BEV lab. An expert notes practical justification and economic returns are hard to prove, as new questions arise with each advancement while hometown supporters push for local high energy science jobs.
AP reporter Sam Dawson notes the spring quarter starting with optimism for business and workers as the economy continues its 62 month upswing. Despite risks like inflation and potential overexpansion, higher government and consumer spending boost output and profits while brakes such as higher taxes and rates begin to bite slowly.
In Douglas County the new Warren Shaw for Governor Club elected Dr. R. L. Dunlap Bob Ellsworth and Mrs. Kathryn Stevens as officers. The item lists notable Jayhawk trackmen and theatre awards from the 1956 era with names of Nieder Bitner and Oerter and awards for Julie Harris and Paul Muni.
The text presents a Bible verse Galatians 4 4 about God sending his son at the fullness of time and a prayer invoking God's goodness mercy salvation and strength in a sick person seeking healing and life.
A family tale about a 3 year old who forms a strong bond with an earthworm while planting a tree. She clings to the worm, cries for it, and the parents use a cookie as leverage to win her back indoors. They fear the worm may be lost once cookies run out.
The doctor explains pressure on nerves may come from thinning discs or a cervical rib and that arm pain can stem from neck or shoulder issues. Thickened joint edges may also pinch nerves, with tests on the neck or shoulder and neurologist consultation advised.
In the crucifixion narrative Jesus cries I thirst and a soldier offers vinegar with gall via a sponge on a spear. John states after the mouthful Jesus says It is finished and dies, bowing his head and giving up the ghost.
A regional conference in Albuquerque devolved into a Mexican American protest as about 40 leaders walked out criticizing the Roosevelt Commission. They accuse Washington of neglecting Mexican Americans in Great Society programs and fear political retaliation if ignored in the 1966 elections.
Abram Chasins recalls Humphrey's Viet Nam visit where a Viet Nam observer cries during the anthem and confesses he is a musician. David Ben-Gurion invites Konrad Adenauer to Israel for a visit after both left office. Jacqueline Susann bets with Billy Rose over Valley of the Dolls with Time magazine listing.
In a New York AP feature Hal Boyle notes Truman Capote and Cornelius Ryan as rivals in sales for wartime and peacetime dramas. Capote’s In Cold Blood aims at two million dollars, while Ryan’s The Last Battle follows his Normandy classic The Longest Day with over four million copies sold across 27 countries. Ryan praises Capote’s journalism style as historic but not new art, and reveals six years of research costing about one hundred thousand dollars with 3,000 contacts in 15 countries. He details his Connecticut estate Les Roches, war maps, and a grueling writing routine as he envisions two more World War II books.
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