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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1966
Page
2
A writer recalls attitudes toward transportation on dates. Teens faced traffic summons risking license loss, prompting a suicide note about life without a car. The piece laments changing norms for couples traveling by bus or foot to stay together.
A discreet Republican gathering weighed Gen. William Westmoreland as a unifying 1968 presidential option if Romney falters. Nelson Rockefeller and Chase Manhattan’s David Rockefeller were linked to the talks, with Rockefeller noting Westmoreland as a fallback. The Saigon commander’s lack of public political stance is noted, but insiders say he may face future involvement.
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield urges a thorough relook by all 17 committees at Medicare Civil rights farm subsidies pollution control education and urban renewal amid concerns about overreach and remaining gaps The shift follows Democratic losses in last November's elections and waning White House support for LBJ amid Vietnam and economic strain.
The piece notes how cease-fire periods during holidays in Vietnam echo how people soften around Christmas. It suggests if the Christmas spirit could last year round, many monumental problems might dissolve and negotiations could become fruitful. It calls for a 12-month pattern of kindness.
Rep Adam Clayton Powell Jr James Hoffa and Bobby Baker edge closer to prison as Powell fights a 164000 libel judgment on Bimini Hoffa faces an eight year term for jury fixing and Baker faces up to 48 years on tax evasion and theft charges.
A survey of 25 Omaha youngsters finds that nearly all insist a car is essential for dating today. Both genders say they would not go on a date without one, and girls note they would agree to going on a date with transport provided.
New York AP report notes consumer minds are complex and not purely automatic. Studies show intentions often diverge from actions, with purchases driven by uncertain probabilities rather than clear plans. The National Bureau of Economic Research explores how likely buyers are to follow through, highlighting surprising actual outcomes.
In a tense league basketball tournament showdown, Kansas University defeated Iowa State with a dramatic finish in the final six seconds. The article also notes other historical items from the era, including political and social mentions.
A devotional note cites John 14 6 with a prayer for searching minds and open hearts. It asks for guidance to follow the path and truths found in Jesus and ends with the traditional Our Father prayer.
Seven kids and no fights mark a Christmas gathering at the Zimmerman home as relatives from within fifty miles converge for two feasts. The scene blends lively chatter and abundant food, with a playful note on presence and family closeness amid holiday chaos.
The 1967 agricultural outlook predicts another strong year for farm activity despite Vietnam War uncertainty. Higher demand and exports should lift prices, though new acreage allotments could depress them. Cattle prices rise with demand. pork and poultry may fall as supplies grow.
The November-December Monthly Review from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City warns 1967 will bring serious policy challenges. It cites fiscal policy, credit, and possible tax changes, plus defense and investment demand driving inflationary pressure and potential wage intensification.
The columnist notes cysts secrete matter and may remain chronic. infection risk exists. Seek physician evaluation to decide if removal is appropriate.
Hal Boyle reports John Taylor editor of Tailor & Cutter argues topless dresses from 1796 to 1960s sparked public uproar but never become chic. He cites Paris era fashion queens Recamier and Tallien and notes middle aged women block such styles, insisting modesty boards in British offices.
DETROIT AP. Mr and Mrs Carvell Mounce received a Vietnam letter from their son Spec 4 Barry M Mounce saying he was in combat but had not killed anyone and was glad. Less than two hours earlier they were notified by the Defense Department that he had been killed in action.
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