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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1965
Page
2
Lawrence Daily Journal World traces back to 1854 with a long regional record. The note marks its established year and enduring presence in the Lawrence community.
The two Gemini missions performed the first space rendezvous, as astronauts from Earth guided their 3 500 pound capsules to near proximity. The feat, watched from Houston and worldwide, marked a milestone on the road to the moon and rekindled public pride in America’s space program.
The Lawrence United Fund campaign has surpassed the $100000 mark toward a goal of $102321. Officials caution against over-optimism and urge holding the line or modest increases, noting last year’s record quota of $78500 required extensions.
The text discusses interpretations of the Constitution, Felix Frankfurter’s view on constitutional meaning, and the need for the Supreme Court to be filled by brilliant, dedicated, humane, and fair individuals to safeguard the nation and its people.
The FBI under Director J. Edgar Hoover faced a heavy civil rights workload in 1965 with 4,288 cases opened, nearly triple the 1,990 figure from the prior period. Since July 3, 1964, the agency has intensified its investigations into civil rights issues.
After the Civil Rights Act took effect, the FBI prepared about 5900 reports on alleged violations. Since the Voting Rights Act passed last August, agents have contacted local registrars in 400 counties weekly or monthly to monitor law application. They investigated poll tax complaints in Virginia and Texas and voter literacy requirements in New York.
The rise in the Fed discount rate to 4.125 percent shifts costs for borrowers and boosts returns for savers. Banks, thrifts, and savings institutions race to attract deposits as high denomination certificates of deposit move to 5 percent. Some smaller savers may access new smaller CDs while large banks chase large holders.
Highlights from past editions note Hill Burton funding giving 40 percent federal aid for a hospital addition and 720000 in bonds. Phi Mu house moves to Baker. Fred and Mrs Papanhausen celebrate 60th anniversary. Lawrence ranked seventh in Kansas retail by the US Chamber.
Today’s message invites singing to the Lord and joyful praise to the rock of salvation. A prayer asks for a wholehearted testimony with courage conviction and joy to show forth love for Jesus’ sake and to God’s glory.
Column argues Ronald Reagan may announce a California gubernatorial bid amid Democratic caution. It notes Gov. Pat Brown’s administration, Unruh’s political strategy, and Reagan’s cautious, conciliatory stance toward rivals. The piece weighs Reagan’s potential impact and contrasts Brown vs Reagan.
Michigan Democrats post a bulletin detailing Gov. George W. Romney's 74 days out of state this year as a tactic to question his focus. Romney fires a two page reply and signals he will largely halt non Michigan political travel while Nixon pushes ahead with party outreach. Lines of support include a statewide poll, Cape Cod talks with Charles Moore, and plans to broaden Romney aides' national outreach after 1966.
A reader asks what a hematoma is and why it forms after childbirth with evacuation needed. The doctor explains a hematoma as a painful blood pool requiring removal and discusses potential birth canal injury and weak vessels as causes.
Hal Boyle suggests sending alphabetical random Christmas cards to 100 strangers from Who's Who in America to spark new connections. Recipients flatter your gesture, anonymously exchange letters, and potentially invite you into their social circle with future visits and tips.
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