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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1966
Page
6
The S II I, Saturn V second stage, produced 21 million horsepower in a six minute captive firing at the Mississippi test facility. Officials called it an apparent success as plans proceed for a 1967 test flight toward landing a man on the moon by 1970.
A national contractors group accuses construction unions of excessive wage demands and says the new Congress may push strike restrictions. White House task force studies protect national interests in major strikes as concerns grow over labor disputes harming public image.
American and allied forces in Viet Nam will use air power to defend themselves if Viet Cong violations of the holiday truce occur. Officials say responses will match the level of attack and no extension of the pause is anticipated unless North Viet Nam acts reciprocally. Dean Rusk says there is no basis yet for peace talks.
Washington AP reports a student theory that golf participation reflects a nation's peace-loving quotient and could predict dictatorship durability. The piece notes 8,667 US courses with eight million golfers, about 1,100 courses in Australia, and limited golf access in the USSR and other states, framing golf as a social barometer.
Calendars began to flourish as an advertising medium late in the 19th century. Advertisers embraced these compact annual prints to reach customers with brands, messages, and seasonal themes.
Brock McPherson Democrat challenges Barton County attorney race outcome with a one vote margin by Don Humphreys Republican. He posts a 10000 bond for the contest and alleges election board errors and illegal votes. A special court convenes December 19 with William Laughlin probate judge and lawyers Fred Conner and Jerry Griffith.
Two members from prominent Atetica eight families will begin work in Harlem on a poverty relief project. They will reside in the area and receive a weekly stipend of $12.50 from the domestic Peace Corps.
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