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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1965
Page
2
A family of toothpaste tube squeezers disrupts mornings by denting tubes and ignoring gentle hints. The narrator, frustrated, details the recurring denting habit on toothpaste and other tubes, and finally strikes back by removing mattress tags from everyone’s bed.
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff list and publication details for the April 21 1965 issue. Provides roles President Editor Managing Editor News Advertising and Business managers with contact and pricing information and printing lineage.
The firing of Bill Easton by Athletic Director Wade Stinson ends an 18 year tenure as Kansas University's track coach. The split among principals and backers hurts the Athletic Department and risks lasting damage to KU's program. The piece urges restraint, dignity, and focus on the university's welfare to avoid a costly, irreparable fallout.
Mayor Ernest Pulliam proclaims Bicycle Safety Week as spring brings more riders. Veterans groups promote Lite-a-Bike with reflector tape and urge riders to reread the Kansas Bicycle Safety Code outlining lighting, signaling, lane discipline, pedestrian rights, and safe stopping practices.
President Johnson ends the four year pool journalist flights on short White House to Texas trips. Press secretary George Reedy says there is no point in having reporters aboard when travel is direct with no stops. The move ends a Kennedy era practice intended to broaden coverage, drawing mixed reaction from newsmen.
Cal Hopeful Of Future outlines the Free Speech Movement impact at UC Berkeley with plans for educational reform. Martin Meyerson proposes intellectual centers and options to mimic small colleges within a large university, while Joseph Tussman urges a two year history focused program with tutorials and independent study for about 150 students.
Dr. John Albers announces stock shares rise to 150 dollars to fund a new swimming pool at Lawrence Country Club. The era recalls a 1925 suffrage milestone, thimble party at Washburn College and Ottawa University, and Carrie Chapman Catt urging political fighting spirit.
Jesus Christ gave ample proof of life after resurrection according to Acts 1 3 NEB. The prayer thanks God for raising the crucified Son and seeks mercy for forgiveness and salvation to be numbered among His followers in Jesus name Amen.
Letters defend KU Track Coach Bill Easton citing 18 years of success including NCAA champions and Olympic medalists. Writers fault athletic leadership for his firing and warn it could harm KU sports program traditions and relations with administration.
Dear Dr Mother explains saccharin safety noting no proven cancer links and its long use by diabetics. The neurodermatitis case is addressed with topical meds and sedatives, plus allergy consideration. A peptic ulcer response urges doctor visit and offers a healing booklet. Radioactive cocktail for overactive thyroid is described as a recognized treatment.
In a cheeky exchange, Seymour Berns could not coax Marcel Marceau to reveal new routines over a phone call between Europe and America. Marceau coolly replied I am doing it. The vivid column then notes Chagall sketches for The Magic Flute and other arts world moves including Dali sculpture and Tunney remarks.
Hal Boyle playfully surveys trends from small bosoms and good spelling to shoplifting, mustards and must hapless fashion icons. He riffs on aging adults, dancers, analysts, and politicians while mocking boilerplate myths about baseball and obsolete manners.
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