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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1966

Page

2

Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and Policy Details

Historic staff and ownership listing for The Lawrence Daily Journal-World includes president editor Dolph C. Simons Jr and publisher Bill May. Publication location Lawrence Kansas with rates and circulation notes for 1950s editions.

Lawrence Daily Journal-World Dolph Simons Dolph C. Simons JR Bill May Tracseesesil Jack Zimmerman Earnest Pontius Leo Eller WW. C. Simons Sacconeere

Long Road to Vietnam Peace Still Elusive This Season

A Washington report circulating amid budget talks estimates the Vietnam War will last at least three more years and possibly a decade. It argues guerrilla forces will outlast conventional troops, limiting the impact of bombing or blockades and suggesting pacification and rural work rather than swift victory.

Viet Nam Washington Defense Department U.S North Viet Nam Haiphong Hanoi

Chains Best for Safe Driving on Icy Roads

Kansas safety director Claud R. McCamment urges reinforced tire chains for worst conditions, citing tests by the National Safety Council showing chains offer superior traction on slick pavement. He warns that winter may bring ice and urges motorists to avoid relying solely on snow tires or studded tires.

Kansas Claud R. McCamment McCamment National Safety Council

Limited Campaigns Cut Length Of Electoral Battles

The piece argues for 45 day maximum campaigns before primaries and general elections, with some support for 30 days. It contends shorter campaigns would compel better planning and creativity from candidates, though it may not reduce overall spending.

Limited campaigns and steady representatives debated

The passage argues for keeping incumbents in office rather than sending them on wide campaigning. It concedes some valid reasons for limits but contends few strong arguments against staying put. It warns elections pass quickly and the next cycle arrives before action occurs.

Meat Friday Trends Reflect Cheese-Free Fridays and Poultry Rise

A New York AP report notes that many Catholics continue Fridays without meat but others choose poultry as inflation lowers chicken prices. It cites a fish market surge, rising broiler production, and automation, with 1967 forecasts and long term shifts toward cheaper oceanic food sources.

New York Agriculture Department

Notable Local Obituaries And Bygone Highlights From 1956

Charles C. Gerstenberger, former state legislator and county commissioner, died at Eudora at 68. Mayor George Schnellbacher MC at Cosmopolitan Club charter night. Gov George Docking named honorary member. Wilt Chamberlain pictured dunking after scoring 52 in sophomore debut vs Northwestern.

Charles C. Gerstenberger Eudora George Schnellbacher Topeka M.C Cosmopolitan International Club Ernor George Docking Journal-World Wilt Chamberlain Northwestern

Today’s Bible Message and Prayer

God said let us make man in our image and likeness. The prayer thanks Thee for cleansing power and asks to serve with heart mind and strength in the name of our Savior, Amen.

God Father

Jack's Straws-Driving Casualties

A columnist satirizes holiday road deaths noting a 748 toll over Thanksgiving and mocking drivers plans to worsen accidents. The piece uses a comic stage presentation where speakers joke about dangerous driving, culminating in a wheelchair bound speaker boasting plans for Christmas road trips.

National Safety Council

Medical advice from Dear Dr. Mother column

Epilepsy treatment during pregnancy may require dosage review with a doctor to minimize fetal risk while preventing seizures. Iodized salt use remains a goiter preventive, seafood and salt providing iodine. Tubal ligation reversal may or may not restore fertility. discuss risks with a physician. Adolescent smoking is strongly discouraged despite perceived cuteness.

Lefrak City founder Lefrak and oddball showbiz notes

Samuel Lefrak owns the horse Hasty John which ran at Aqueduct on November 19 while Lefrak danced with his two year old daughter Jacqueline at a birthday party. Leonard Lyons also reports on Scott Carpenter at a New Orleans mental health conference and other art and celebrity gossip pieces.

Samuel Lefrak Lefrak City Hasty John Aqueduct Lefrak Jacqueline Scott Carpenter New Orleans The National Assny For Mental Health Alan Shepard Fellows

Alienated Youth and the New Rebellion Trend

A discussion of the mass youth alienation from adult authority and institutions, tracing anti establishment attitudes from Berkeley to the broader society. It notes the desire for individual action over group organization and cites trends in anti organization and nonconformist activism.

Washington University of California Berkeley Lewis Yablonsky Kenneth Keniston Michael Harrington

Hip Shooting Taught to U S Troops

The Army at Fort Monroe Virginia teaches soldiers to shoot from the hip using BB guns as training aids to erase aiming through sights. The quick kill technique aims to speed up close in fighting and save costs on weapons and ammunition.

FT. Monroe Army

Francoise Hardy Seeks Meaning Beyond Fame

New York profile of Francoise Hardy, 22, iconic French singer and style icon. She speaks on fan mail, government take of earnings, creative ambitions, and her view of life, work, and motherhood as ultimate expression of creativity.

New York Francoise Hardy France Charles de Gaulle Beatles Elvis Presley Barbra Streisand Francoise Miss Hardy Europe Savoy Hotel London 21 Club Paris

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