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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1967
Page
2
Lawrence Daily Journal World front page details staff and contact information. The item lists publisher editor positions, rates, and locations for the Lawrence Kansas paper dated Saturday December 9 1967.
The article argues that gold backing is insufficient for global needs and criticizes long term money policies. It highlights rising deficits, balance of payments problems, and the danger of continued federal overspending. It urges fiscal restraint and responsible leadership to avert bankruptcy.
Republicans map campaign lines amid Vietnam discontent. Rep Bob Wilson cites Vice, Vandalism, and Vietnam as a simplified theme while leaders Dirksen and Ford argue a new president could settle the war with fewer hindrances. Governors meet in Palm Beach to discuss planning with Rockefeller reporting on issues. Former President Eisenhower met with a GOP task force in Gettysburg on national defense policy.
A call for more patriotic men and greater common sense in government threatens consequences if not achieved soon, warning of potential trouble ahead.
Lawrence Kiwanis Club honors living contributors William D. Wolfe and Mrs. Pearl Clark with Substantial Citizen Awards for long term community betterment. The piece cites prior university practice of honoring living figures and argues for more living recognition to motivate public service.
In 1957 Lawrence High Lions beat Winfield 57 33 and Pittsburg 45 43. KU Jayhawks defeated Northwestern 71 65. Eudora added street signs funded by the Lions Club. KU football staff changes include Bobby Goad replacing Dixie White and Don Fambrough added.
A daily devotional excerpt focuses on Isaiah 40 11 about God as shepherd gathering the lambs and guiding the weak. The accompanying prayer asks for the Holy Spirit to deepen understanding of God s love through Christ and to seek divine insight.
The article argues modern American youths lack identity and parental guidance. It links materialism and peer focus to alienation, urges wise parenting and teaching to foster recognition and self worth, and cites a high school principal on the core tragedy: no one knows a youth’s name.
Chicago political leader Richard Ogilvie announces his Illinois governor bid. His clash with the Old Guard could tilt delegates at the Miami Beach National Convention and threaten Senator Dirksen’s control, reshaping party power and Percy’s prospects.
President Johnson signed a $2.09 billion military construction appropriation Friday. Projects include Missouri Fort Leonard Wood $3,027,000 and Whiteman Air Force Base $248,000. Kansas Fort Leavenworth $392,000 Fort Riley $21,962,000 Forbes Air Force Base Topeka $970,000 and McConnell Air Force Base Wichita $1,046,000.
Washington report describes White House anxiety as Senator Robert Kennedy commits to backing President Johnson in 1968. Officials debate strategy to deter Kennedy from supporting Johnson, while Kennedy and his brother pursue active campaign for Johnson despite loyalty concerns.
A married woman and her married lover face impotence during sex, prompting questions about causes. The physician notes the guilt and illicit nature of the affair may affect performance, while a separate reader asks about menopause after hysterectomy. The doctor explains “surgical menopause” from ovary removal and reassures the patient.
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