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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1965
Page
2
Lawrence Daily Journal World published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas. Editor W C Simons. Rates listed: 34 cents weekly by carrier 18.20 yearly by mail in Douglas and nearby counties 11.00 yearly elsewhere in the United States.
A Washington satire shows Dr Spock advising restraint in gift giving to avoid child greed and tension. A 10 year old pleads for more presents while parents defend one or two gifts and a quiet day, arguing the famed pediatrician aims to curb nervous breakdowns and mass family gatherings.
A 1965 Lawrence Journal World column discusses Northwestern University's work on a push-button computer system to match students with colleges. Proponents see convenience. critics warn it may curb individual thought and the sense of adventure in choosing a school.
Washington report details liberal efforts to condemn the Birch Society and conservative threats from Goldwater allies. A letter urged interrogations of defectors, while liberals narrowly passed a mild anti extremist resolution amid party pressure. The piece notes internal splits and cautions about long term consequences.
Rumors persist of a Christmas cease-fire in the Vietnam War though no firm plan exists. The idea recalls historic holiday truces and prompts reflection on whether a brief Christmas lull could spark broader, lasting peace efforts.
Charles de Gaulle secures a seven year term with about 55 percent of the vote over Francois Mitterrand after a runoff. The 75 year old veteran political leader faces questions about France's future after his tenure and his critics question his longevity and legacy.
City officials face confusion and misconceptions over proposed zoning changes in Lawrence. Officials urge precision and careful study, warning against hasty action that could undo months of work and invite legal action. More weeks of analysis are favored to minimize snares and loopholes.
A guide urges quick practical steps to brighten holiday spaces with indoor cleaning and light maintenance. It notes waste and debris gather around shrubbery, suggests a few minutes of tidying windows and doors, and highlights how small efforts from household members can improve the festive look.
A student and family weigh many factors in selecting a college or university. Factors include finances, traditions, goals, and personal preferences, with decisions shaped by both student and parental input.
New York AP reports the United States faces a pivotal 1966 as demand for goods and services remains robust while supply grows tighter. The Morgan Guaranty Trust Co notes potential pinch from a shrinking production gap, with 1.4 million more workers entering the labor force and 275,000 more in the armed forces.
Adm William Terrell joined an investment firm with George Hedrick in the local Barret Fitch office. The Forrest Browns hosted a chili supper for a caroling group roaming the town. The Sons and Daughters of New England met at the Eldridge to share My Ramblings. Christmas music from Dyche Tower on campus returned after last year's popular inauguration. KU Haskell and Lawrence High football players were honored at a Chamber of Commerce dinner. The sixth annual AAU basketball tournament was planned for Kansas City in March, Washburn was last year’s Kansas winner, and Fairmount College in Wichita threatened to merge with Washburn without city financial support.
A devotional note proclaims God as refuge and strength citing Psalm 46 1 and offers a prayer asking for holy living and liberated souls to soar on wings of hope faith and trust in Jesus name.
Dear readers seek guidance on Grave's disease a severe hyperthyroidism with symptoms of rapid heartbeat and nervousness. Doctors outline treatments including antithyroid drugs radioactive iodine and partial thyroid removal with future options if the remaining tissue reactivates.
A reader asks about rapid breast enlargement via plastic injections used in Japan. The doctor cautions about safety, urges conventional methods, notes uncertainties about long term effects and tissue concerns, and emphasizes personal responsibility. Additional advice covers contraception methods and reliance on a physician for devices or pills.
Robert L Yaple argues against the cap gun panic likening it to 1950s comic book crusades. He defends childhood play as a healthy outlet and suggests fear of toy weapons ignores real dangers, citing personal experience and a stance against moral panic.
Hal Boyle suggests giving a book as a Christmas gift even if the recipient already has one. He notes books serve uses beyond reading, from curing insomnia to reaching high shelves. He lists humorous and pointed title ideas tied to public figures and events of the era.
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