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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1966
Page
2
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World notes its long history since 1854 with editors W. C. Simons and a chronology spanning 1891 to 1952, marking the paper's archival lineage and leadership.
Lawrence Daily Journal World reports that veteran Republican Sen. Frank Carlson appears unlikely to retire in 1968 and may run again in 1968. Observers note his unmatched record across governor, representative, and senator roles and influence on key committees. Rumors also touch on Ellsworth challenging Pearson and possible filings for the GOP Senate nomination in 1966. Ex-Gov. John Anderson's next move remains unsettled.
William Buckley Jr argues the Republican Party must redefine its platform. He cites debates in Colorado among Young Republicans, critiques of McNamara, and a push to curb welfare programs, while urging a stance against federal expansion and toward restraint and reform for a future political revival.
A reader asks how an apparently healthy seven month old could die. Dr. Mother explains crib deaths often stem from rapid interstitial pneumonitis caused by virulent viruses attacking immature lungs. She warns families such deaths can be misattributed to smothering and stresses no fault lies with caregivers.
Kenneth C. Deemer argues in a letter to the Journal-World that the Schwegler sidewalk dispute was mishandled. He contends the petition was misrepresented, validity contested, costs misallocated, and protest resolutions biased, urging adoption of a compromise plan supported by a majority.
The piece argues that the United States is in a war economy driven by Vietnam War involvement. It contends public indifference stems from a gradual entry, contrasts it with Pearl Harbor unity, and notes rising casualties, damaged Allied relations, and economic strain felt at home.
McPherson merchants and the chamber urge a clear plastic dome to cover a 16 block business area. The plan cites year round climate control and cleaner air, costing under 30 million dollars versus the Astrodome. City officials will study the proposal amid broader hopes for domed urban projects.
The Kansas political scene centers on U.S. Rep. Ellsworth's opposition to Sen. James Pearson and rumors about Sen. Frank Carlson's future. Analysts note Carlson, age 73, could retire after his 1968 six year term, while Casieen may seek reelection in two years, stirring debate on timing and viability.
SAM DAWSON reports growing speculation in 1966 with record trading volume and rising quotes in low priced stocks. Investors of all kinds, including institutions, chase glamorous issues while officials warn of risks seen in 1961 62 downturns and have raised margin requirements to curb speculation.
At the 31st Kansas Relays Wilt Chamberlain, KU freshman, draws attention in high jump and broad jump. Bills Nieder and Parry OBrien compete but do not exceed shot put marks. Firsts awarded to 19 schools across eight states and DC.
We believe and are sure that thou art that Christ the Son of the living God. Prayer thanks believers who served on earth and inherit promises. Grant us joy and peace for believing. In His name we pray. Amen.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report White House strategists screen the June 1 civil rights conference to win broad white support after Watts and a recent protest. A 29 member council guides a pragmatic agenda addressing jobs housing and schools while seeking reliable ghetto representation.
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