Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead 1966 edition note
The Lawrence Daily Journal World from Wednesday Evening April 6 1966 lists officers Dolph C Simons Jr Bill Mayer Zimmerman Ernest Pontius Leo Eller as president and editor with Jone news editor and advertising managers. It notes publication details by The World Company Lawrence Kansas with readership and subscription rates.
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Bill Mayer
Yar Zimmerman
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Senate pushes uniform tire safety standards bill
The Senate Commerce Committee heard that some original equipment tires fail to meet safe speeds with full loads. The bill would require by Feb 1 1969 a validated set of tire safety standards and testing, covering load limits per tire size and grade including retreads, to guide buyers and curb rising tire-related turnpike accidents.
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Senate
Eisenhower commends youth but condemns draft-card burnings
Former President Dwight Eisenhower defends young Americans debating U S involvement in Vietnam while condemning draft-card burnings as harmful to freedom. He cites Berkeley protests as a misguided revolt and urges moral courage, self respect, and responsibility among youth amid ongoing campus tensions and juvenile delinquency studies.
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Youth Apathy in Elections Spurs Call for Activism
The piece cites ages 21 and 25 as minimal voting figures in the last national election and notes local polls under 50 percent turnout. It urges young people to vote and become activists to strengthen self-government and counter a small, undesired minority.
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America
Narcotics Use Among Educated Youth Alarm in $America
The article argues that better educated youths, including college students, increasingly use marijuana and may progress to heroin or LSD. Dr Edward Bloomquist notes about 10 percent of students in large universities use marijuana. Officials warn against legalization campaigns and stress marijuana as a stepping stone to greater drug hazards.
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Edward R. Bloomquist
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Bloomquist
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Kansas Tipplers Skeptical On Daylight Saving Time Blessing
Kansans welcomed federal standardization of Daylight Saving Time but J R Cheney head of Alcoholic Beverage Control notes the extra drinking hour is illusory. Private clubs may gain one hour on the first DST day but lose it again when clocks revert in October. A WWII wit quips that if one cannot drink between 9 am and 11 pm another hour is unnecessary.
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Clean-Up drive and science fair memories from Lawrence paper
A 1956 note recalls The Lawrence Paper Co backing a riverbank clean up north of the factory. It also mentions Bill Cohen earning an outstanding rating on a microwave escalator at the Hobby and Science Exhibit. 1941 items include La Brea tar pits lore and Junior Academy honors. 1926 theater and graduation gown debates at KU.
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Bill Cohen
A. Henley
Los Angeles
la Brea
Today’s Bible Message Verse and Prayer
Today’s Bible message cites 1 Peter 2 24 For by his wounds you have been healed A prayer thanks God for love shown through Jesus and asks strength to obey His will in daily life Amen.
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Peter
Gun-Toting Fans Threaten UFOs and Space Visitors
A columnist warns against gun-toting citizens firing at flying saucers or weather balloons, arguing such actions risk injury and escalate danger. He notes UFOs could be real or misidentified and urges calm while favoring peaceful spacemen if any exist.
New York Mental Health Law Aims At Hospitalization Based On Medical Need
The NY mental health law simplifies admission by medical determination and limits court involvement. It classifies patients as informal voluntary or involuntary with one or two physician certificates and safeguards. Emergency cases may be held up to 15 days with doctor certification, then reclassified.
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New York State
New York
The Lenten Story By Wooom Is H Maet
Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene on Easter morning after his resurrection. She weeps by the empty tomb until Jesus speaks her name and she recognizes him as Rabboni. He commands her to tell the disciples that he ascends to God and theirs.
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Viet Cong Use Subtle Tactics And U S Faces Confusion
Private U S policymakers assess Viet Cong shifting to harassment and terror as Buddhist riots resume, signaling a spring offensive. They caution the Saigon regime, note Viet Cong influence in Da Nang Hue, and doubt Washington can fully seize control amid internal South Vietnamese politics.
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Honolulu
United States
Jackie Gleason in Secret Talks Over CBS TV Demand
Leonard Lyons reports Jackie Gleason has held secret talks with Red Skelton about next season on CBS. They allegedly seek 10 million dollars for both, and threaten to switch to baseball if not met.
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Red Skelton
CBS TV
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