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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1966
Page
2
The Lawrence Daily Journal World traces its origins to 1854 in Lawrence Kansas. This historical note marks the newspaper as one of the region’s oldest surviving publications with a long record of local coverage.
Lawrence experts list six theories for rising motor vehicle deaths including more cars and faster speeds. The National Safety Council urges continued prevention efforts despite limited solid facts. European death rates remain higher in dangerous nations.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report President Johnson has pigeonholed the Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs reorganization, a move tied to the Abba Schwartz affair. Schwartz resigned March 7 after being informed of the plan, which liberal Democrats oppose and which now sits in a political freeze.
The piece argues rising grocery and farm prices influence political fortunes. It notes consumer price inflation, farm price shifts, and the strain on households, suggesting food costs could determine party gains as November nears. It cites economist Thomas Foley on price dynamics and farmer political clout.
The piece argues auto accidents are a social issue shaped by statistics and rhetoric. It notes rising tolls, calls for government and industry action, and the need to parse vehicle, road, and driver factors beyond human error with early research by Campbell and Huelke highlighting data gaps and the rise of scientific inquiry.
Rep. Harry B. Colay of Magnol ia Ark warns state legislators to uphold decorum and image amid growing press scrutiny Then he cites the National Society of State Legislators aims to raise prestige and professional standards while noting federal grants in aid contribute to governance decline and must be checked by states.
Evadne Laptad was elected president of the Douglas County Health Council with Mrs. Francis Heller Mrs. Frank Cross and John C. Gage also elected to office. A local group formed to promote welfare of mentally retarded persons at the Community Building. In 1941 Mayor Harry Winters Jr presided for Boys and Girls City Day with other city officials listed.
Hold fast to the grace of God through faith and trust in Thy guiding hand. The prayer asks for courage and hope amid trials, invoking the Lord's name in a devotional closing Amen.
William Buckley Jr notes strange moves as New York Republicans shift left after 1964. Miller presses Rockefeller for campaign work, Conservative Party threat looms, and pay as you go budgeting divides the party while Liberal pressure shapes the state race.
Satirical column by Art Buchwald mocks ethics questions sparked by Sen. Dodd's $100000 in testimonial dinners. The piece portrays self serving dinners, IRS rules, and a wave of Washington figures planning their own events as debt relief fantasy.
Ouray Colorado. Fran cis Kuboske seeks a certificate from the Colorado Public Utilities Commission to operate a moon sightseeing tour business. Kuboske asks the commission to authorize Moon Tour Co. to run lunar excursions.
Officials from six leading Negro colleges in the South will meet Princeton University officials in Princeton New Jersey to discuss attracting more students from the North.
Osteoporosis in the 74 year old is linked to aging bones and hormonal changes. With proper treatment including hormones, activity is encouraged but fall hazards must be avoided. Diet should be high in protein and calcium with vitamins. long car trips are fine with back support.
The comedian called the operator asking for the New York Times after hearing a Times story about the Met Opera’s closure. The setup prompts a playful city question about where the paper is based.
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