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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1966
Page
1
Editor Miles Zimmetman recalls a summer in Germany and analyzes the country’s work ethic and pride. He describes clean farms and immaculate towns, vibrant churches, and lively taverns, linking German vigor to its political context and allies, then recounts a glider flight experience and tourism advice from a student perspective.
In Chicago and Harvey, violence left two dead and 15 injured. A 41 year old pregnant woman was fatally shot on a West Side porch as Pellet hits hit her neighbors. A 19 year old man was stabbed in a South Side attack linked to gang clashes. Police regained control after about 40 officers arrived.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Defense Department officials stated at a news conference that the United States has no plan to pull back major combat units from Europe. The question arose after reports suggested a potential withdrawal of about 75,000 troops from Germany.
An opening housing provision to bar racial discrimination by commercial housing interests survived a crucial House test, 198 to 179. It faces further amendments and a final roll call vote next week, but supporters hope it can withstand subsequent attacks.
A federal court referee approved a Kerr's Inc. plan for Klaus Department Stores in Chicago and Crosby Brothers in Topeka, part of the Kerr's bankruptcy group. The plan offers creditors 100 percent over five years or 70 percent cash for Klaus, Crosby, and Emporium stores, with Kerr's Oklahoma City and Blum's Vogue creditors offered 50 percent in five years or 35 percent cash. The Emporium matter is set for a St. Paul hearing August 22.
Tonganoxie High School outlines enrollment by class with seniors and juniors Aug 11 and sophomores and freshmen Aug 12. First day of school Aug 29 runs 9 to 3 30 with lunch and buses. New principal J Howard Bowie previously taught at Lowther Junior High Emporia and was Americus superintendent.
Kansas livestock sales rose to 725.6 million in 1964 from 624.6 million in 1959 led by non dairy and non poultry products. Total farm product receipts reached 1.2 billion, while the number of farms fell to 92,439 and average farm size grew to 543.8 acres. Ford County topped county sales at 26.7 million, Finney second at 24.9 million.
Mao Tze-tung’s latest directive envisions a merged peasant worker and worker-peasant class to unite city and countryside under a militant, part time labor system. The plan, aimed at preventing capitalism and enforcing dictatorship, has triggered internal purges and widespread resistance within China.
Alabama state senator said six youths left Washington for Alabama with the avowed intent to assassinate Governor George Wallace. Sen. Robert T. Wilson disclosed that the State Public Safety Department had received word from the FBI that the youths were en route to the state.
Ottawa voters set September 6 for a special election on issuing $185000 in bonds to fund a municipal swimming pool in Forest Park. City officials cite inflation and materials costs as reasons for the higher amount versus the prior proposal. The plan includes 800 person capacity, 16 000 square feet deck, 9 000 square feet pool area, a 50 meter racing lane, a diving area and a wading pool.
Gertrude O Wyrick, 43, of Tonganoxie, was injured when her vehicle collided with Corrine V Owens, 41, of Tonganoxie. She was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital in fair condition with a possible back injury. Damages were $175 to Wyrick and $45 to Owens.
In Saigon Nixon condemns Johnson critics while faulting the administration for not clearly stating its Viet Nam goals.
Three neighborhood fundraisers planned today and Saturday in Lawrence raise money for muscular dystrophy victims. Hosts include Joe and Don Robinson at 1628 Harper and Kitty and Charles Griffin at 3062 W 8th, with other volunteers listed on Harper addresses. Bookmobile visits to Lawrence parks completed. library notices urge return of unread books. Douglas County canvass confirms Tuesday primary results with minor total changes and absentee ballots included.
Gov. Warren E Hearnes said Missouri considers toll roads as feasible after talks with Sen. John W Joynt and highway officials. Three preliminary routes are studied Kansas City to Springfield Joplin area to connect with southward toll road to Louisiana, Kansas City toward Chicago, and Jefferson City to southeast Missouri.
A three judge panel ordered the Missouri General Assembly to redraw the U S congressional districts following the one person one vote ruling. If they fail to act by the 1968 elections candidates may run at large.
Danny Kemple of Pottsville Pennsylvania led New York University freshmen hitters with a .333 average this spring. He stands 6 feet 2 inches and plays first base.
Secretary Rusk called today for expanding the International Control Commission staff in Viet Nam to prevent violations of the buffer zone and to protect Cambodia. He denied U S war planes attacked a Soviet ship and urged renewed peace talks while blaming Hanoi for escalating the war and backing stronger demilitarization enforcement.
Baldwin Vinland students must enroll on August 30, a requirement for both Baldwin High School and all grade schools.
Moscow accused the United States of firing on the Soviet merchant ship Medyn at Haiphong harbor on Aug 2. The U S Embassy returned the protest note citing inaccurate and abusive language. Delivery and return were exchanged by messenger and chauffeur.
SNCC spokesman Bill Mahoney says a coalition with Black Muslims would welcome the new black power drive. Stokely Carmichael plans to meet Black Muslim leaders to end police control of ghettos, starting with Vine City in Atlanta as an example. Carmichael, 25, leads SNCC after Lewis was ousted.
Mrs. Marie Broyles thanks neighbors and medical staff for support during hospital stay. Bessie M. Bennett thanks Douglas County voters for their primary support.
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