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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1966

Page

2

Lawrence Journal World roster and date details

Lawrence Journal World staff and office details for the April 13 1966 edition. Includes editor names publisher managing editor advertising business and circulation notes plus subscription rates and AP membership information. Published daily except Sunday by World Company Lawrence Kansas.

the World Company Sixth New Hampshire Lawrence Kan Douglas United States Audit Bureau of Circulation Associated Press

Should We Oblige South Viet Nam and the U S

The piece argues since 1954 the United States has fought in Viet Nam at Saigon and Washington worries a Ky led regime could fall. If Buddhists take power and request withdrawal officials face soul searching and the risk of being seen as imperialists. An American exit could follow a new government request.

United States Asia South Viet Nam U.S Viet Nam Dwight Eisenhower John Kennedy Lyndon Johnson Nguyen Cao Ky Washington Saigon

Guideposts Escalated By Government Push On Wages and Prices

The article traces the rise of voluntary guideposts in the 1960s from aims to curb inflation to de facto standards. It details aluminum price moves in 1965, the stockpile threats and reversals by McNamara and Alcoa, and Bethlehem Steel’s 1966 steel price hike. It notes industry’s compliance and questions whether it acquiesced or found leverage within the escalated guidelines.

New York Viet Nam Defense Robert McNamara Leon Hickman Aluminum Co. of America Bethlehem Steel Co U.S. Steel Washington

PTA Film Screening At Cordley Sparks Debate

Cordley School PTA approves a film Boy to Man for after school viewing by sixth graders and junior high students with parental permission or adult supervision. Separate gendered showings feature a female doctor moderator for girls and a male doctor for boys. The School Board declines involvement and asserts no move toward broader sex education, urging focus on more important issues.

PTA Cordley School

Four Lawrence High Students Named State FFA Degree Recipients

Four Lawrence High seniors Alan Cox Larry Mayes Jim Miller and Glen Richardson have been named to receive the state farmer degree from the Future Farmers of America. The announcement honors the youth for their active member status and achievements in FFA activities.

Lawrence High Future Farmers of America Alan Cox Larry Mayes Jim Miller Glen Richardson

Local FFA honors four members with degree in Kansas

Four members of the local FFA chapter in Kansas are selected for the degree citing strong farming programs leadership and scholarship. The award highlights area youth and their teaching as America seeks outstanding men for farming leadership.

FFA Kansas America

Absentee ballots explained by county clerk in 1956

County Clerk Delbert Mathia notes that absentee ballots can be used by anyone out of town on election day, a change from the previous year when travel canceled a vote.

Delbert Mathia Gene Elston John Parker Phog Allen Gene Miller Russell Clarence Gorrill J. W. Stone B. M. Babb Paul Ingels Jude Anderson H.D. Reed

Today's Bible Message and Prayer

A devotional note cites John 10 28 RSV about eternal life and security in Christ. The prayer thanks God for his presence in life and death and affirms believers in Christ live eternally with Him.

Moneychangers and Music Man Focus on Willson

A column critiques 70 college music teachers urging President Johnson to oust Meredith Willson from the National Council of Humanities. It argues government support should not fund commercially oriented work and defends Willson as a figure of public appeal despite his commercial success. The piece defends art tied to market success and criticizes cultural snobbery in music.

Meredith Willson National Council of Humanities Johnson Sam Lyndon B. Johnson

Nixon Southern Exposure Faces Republican Leaders

Nixon plans to campaign in the South to aid fund raising and attract conservative Democrats, but party chiefs fear ties to segregationist Republicans like Prentiss Walker and James Martin. They expect Nixon to stress economic and foreign policy while avoiding overt civil rights positions to avoid alienating northern Republicans.

Washington Richard M. Nixon South Rep Prentiss Walker Mississippi James O. Eastland Nixon Jackson Miss Republican Party Democratic Party Walker Jim Eastland Eastland Birmingham James Martin Martin Alabama New Orleans Boggs Louisiana North Jim Martin

Stern on Met Opera Save Project Reflects City Debates

Leonard Lyons recalls Isaac Stern weighing the Met Opera House rescue as the modern venue faces funding and future plans. The piece also notes reader letters about David Dubinsky’s ILGWU retirement and a Peruvian raft cruise aided by Salvador Dali with a Kon-Tiki style flag.

Isaac_ Stern Carnegie Hall Metropolitan Opera House Europe Royal Courts Met Mahler Bernstein Stern Peru Australia Salvador Dali Dali

Muscular Weakness in the Elderly and Emphysema Advice

Reader questions address exercising safely for elderly weakness, possible hormone prescriptions, and the limits of treating minimal emphysema. Emphasizes light daily activity, not resting constantly, and stopping smoking to slow emphysema progression. Also notes birth control pills require proper use and that a brief head throb may reflect muscle tension rather than a stroke risk.

Hal Boyle Jokes Spark Tax Office Grin

New York cabler reports Hal Boyle quips at the Internal Revenue Service. The remarks mock lineups, deductions, dep endents, and government spending as officers seek payment and clarification of tax obligations.

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