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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1966

Page

2

Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead

Lawrence Daily Journal World listing staff roles includes president and editor Dolph C Simons Jr publisher LL Mayer managing editor Ace Zimmerman news editor Ernest Pontius advertising manager Leo Eller and business manager with layout resembling a newspaper masthead from the Lawrence publication.

Dolph Simons Dolph C. Simons JR LL Mayer ACE Zimmerman Crimises Ernest Pontius Leo Eller

Alex Rose In Center Of N.Y. Democratic Troubles

Washington dispatch describes Alex Rose as the central force behind New York Democrats split over the gubernatorial nomination. It notes Rose’s Liberal party veto power blocks Frank O Connor, fueling Kennedy’s hesitations and risking Rockefeller’s bid for a third term. Two factors could salvage O Connor: Rockefeller weakness and Kennedy neutrality.

Washington New York Alex Rose O'Connor Robert F. Kennedy Rose O’connor Johnson Humphrey White House Israel David Dubinsky Ladies Garment Workers Union Liberal Party New York City Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr Roosevelt Rockefeller Kennedy Upstate Joe Crangle Buffalo George Palmer Schenectady Frank O'Connor Bobby Kennedy New York Demons Party

Delinquency Critique by Juvenile Crime Expert Kenrick

Joseph M. Kenrick, a top juvenile crime expert and former Long Beach Juvenile Bureau head, warns that lax discipline and pampering have fueled a rise in delinquency. He cites statistics on youths in crime and argues for accountability, counseling, and stronger parent child boundaries to reverse the trend.

Joseph M. Kenrick National Conference of Juvenile Agencies Long Beach Calif Kennick U.S Kenrick Jimmy San Quentin

Cycle safety gaps in two wheeled riding rise in America

Rising motorcycle deaths and injuries spark concern as youth riders without protection or training dominate accident rates. A teenage rider cites a quick purchase and lack of license as factors, while officials urge helmet use and better rider education to prevent injuries and fatalities.

America

Turn indicators make driving easier and safer

Turn indicators improve driving ease and safety by replacing arm signals. They reduce need to roll down windows in bad weather and preserve climate control. Many drivers now rely on electric indicators even if they never used hand signals before.

False Fronts On Stats

Inflation skews figures in retail sales and GDP with price rises inflating totals. July retail sales stand 8 percent higher year over year, but volume likely lags due to higher prices. GNP rose $11 billion in Q2 1966 mainly from price increases, masking slower growth in real output. Adjusting for inflation dulls the apparent surge.

New York Commerce Department

Three Attorneys in Army Reserve School Training Program

Three local attorneys took part in the U S Army Reserve school training in the Judge Advocate General s department. Maj Charles Rankin Douglas County probate judge Maj Richard Allen Douglas County state representative Lt Col James Lester of Oskaloosa former Jefferson County attorney. Bill Nichols of Lawrence attended a 25th reunion at KU Commencement with four friends.

U.S. Army Reserve School Judge Advocate General's Department Charles Rankin Douglas County Richard Allen James Lester Oskaloosa Jefferson County Bill Nichols Lawrence Larned

Daily Bible Message and Prayer Reflection

A brief devotional note invites readers to keep their conscience ready with girded loins and burning lights. It asks for divine guidance through the Word, requesting daily and nightly remembrance of God's promise to lead and direct if sought through Christ. Amen.

Christ

Tree House of the August Moon Pun Prompt

Jack Z Zimmerman writes about completing a tree house after months of effort. He recalls planning, building challenges, and late nights, driven by a moonlit impulse to mark the project with a red lettered sign declaring it the Tree House of the August Moon.

Blue Cross

Russia First program deepens red split in world communism

William L. Ryan reports from the Kremlin show that the Supreme Soviet’s Russia First plan shifts Soviet focus to internal economy and rapid scientific progress, warns ministers of stiff action against shirkers, and signals cautious foreign policy while criticizing U.S. and bloc rivals. The article notes Red Chinese anger over Moscow’s stance and hints at a possible U.S.-Soviet nonproliferation treaty.

Kremlin Supreme Soviet Russia Nikita S. Khrushchev Alexei N. Kosygin U.S.S.R Kosygin Viet Nam United States Asia Peking China

Lyons Den and Travel Snippets From Leonard Lyons Column

Column monologue blends a crime novel note with real world vignettes. It cites Ford Clark s Open Square echoing Charles Whitman era violence and mentions a Truman Peace Center delegation in Jerusalem. Also recalls bullfighter Dominguin planning a buffalo fight and a Texan tourist in Manhattan mistaken for Marlboro country.

U.S Truman Peace Center Jerusalem Shazar

Mothers seek guidance on AA magazine and treatments

A reader asks Dr. Molner about Alcoholics Anonymous and the Grapevine magazine to help a stubborn son. Advice suggests contacting AA, obtaining the beginner’s kit, and noting AA materials like Who, Me and The Big Book. Other letters discuss penicillin mouth soreness and hair or skin grafts from corpses, explaining limits and immune rejection in transplants.

Dr. Mother Alcoholics Anonymous W. C Grapevine National Office of Alcoholics Anonymous P. O Grand Central Station New York N. Y

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