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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1967
Page
14
The Senate sent to President Johnson a Social Security bill with record benefit boosts and higher payroll taxes. The measure passed 62 to 14 after hours of debate, clearing major hurdles toward final adjournment of the 1967 session.
President Johnson defends cooperation with Republicans while backing Social Security increases and welfare curbs. Senate leaders spar over the welfare provisions as a 1969 payroll tax hike and benefits boost reshape federal support for 24 million Americans.
Advertisement notes free prescription delivery and immediate mail service offered by Raney Drug Stores. It promotes convenient access to medications and speedy mailing options for customers seeking prompt, reliable pharmaceutical services.
Weather reports warn of continued cold conditions and a chance of snow. Official low near 27 degrees with a 20 degree reading at dawn. downtown 18 degrees. Saturday highs expected in the mid 30s as snow moves from western Kansas toward Lawrence.
In a dramatic Senate moment Senator Russell B Long seized control of a Social Security bill triggering a quick reversal. The move undercuts ambitions of Long and Senator Byrd as a bloc of Democrats pressed welfare restrictions. Senate leader Mike Mansfield watched as Long, also Finance Committee chair, attempted to push the vote amid internal tensions.
General Motors and the United Auto Workers announced a tentative agreement after 20 hours of bargaining. The contract is expected to raise wages and benefits for about 300000 GM employees by around six percent over the next three years.
Speculation grows that Greece's junta seeks a formula to restore Constantine to the throne to stabilize the country. In Rome the king and his family remain in the Greek embassy amid reports of possible talks with Col. Papadopoulos.
Baker University junior class president Allen Lester LeDoux of Baldwin was arrested after an 8:35 p.m. robbery in Overland Park in which a suspect displayed a gun and $22 was taken from Susan Birdson. A .22 pistol was found in LeDoux's car. arraignment was set for that afternoon in Johnson County Court.
Lawrence officials hear a proposal from First National Bank to lease 13 000 gross square feet on two upper floors plus 225 square feet of lobby space in a new six story bank building at 9th and Mass for a minimum of five years at about 45 331 annually. Bank leaders say construction would start May 1 and the building would be owned by a separate corporation with the bank occupying the first floor. The plan could ease City Hall crowding and give downtown redevelopment time to proceed while the county considers a combined government center for future needs.
In Washington, the House approved a 40 percent increase in members air mail stamp allowance, following a 25 percent rise in air mail stamp prices to 10 cents next January.
Final rehearsals for the 43rd annual Kansas University Christmas Vespers include brass ensembles under Kenneth Bloomquist and university choruses under James Ralston. The balcony choir is led by Darrell Benne, with the university symphony and orchestra directed by George Lawner. Albert Gerken will present recitals at 2 45 and 6 45 with carillonneuring from the outdoor balcony. An offering supports the fine arts scholarship fund.
Lawrence area churches announce Christmas programs and services with caroling, cantatas, and family events across multiple congregations. Highlights include Bethany Park Christian Church children's choir 6 30 to 7 30 p m on Thursday, Bible Baptist 7 30 p m Thursday, Centenary Methodist tree trimming and choir singing, and First Presbyterian Mariners Club caroling for shut ins.
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Cloudy and cold with light north winds. Saturday cloudy with a slight chance of snow. Tonight low 15 to 20, Saturday high in the mid 30s. Temperature readings show today’s highs and lows and records for the date, with sunrise at 7:88 and sunset at 4:58. Open bowling at Hillcrest Bowl Saturday and Sunday.
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