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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1966
Page
8
A Kansas Union forum invites discussion on leading Republican presidential contenders. Participants explore candidate prospects, policy angles, and potential field dynamics as the 2024 race unfolds.
Pitts and Kathy Alexander of Kansas University weigh in on Nixon’s viability in 1968. Pitts points to Sen. John Tower as a strong GOP nominee while Alexander notes Nixon may reemerge and mentions Gov. Romney as a likely contender.
David Parker a 23 year old Salina student majoring in church history at Kansas University weighs the 1968 Republican field. Parker notes George Romney is the leading candidate while contrasting Reagan Goldwater and Lindsay with Romney’s potential to challenge LBJ depending on Vietnam developments.
Anne Penny and Robert Mueller, Kansas University seniors, discuss GOP prospects. Penny cites a strong nominee could win the White House in 1968. Mueller backs Reagan as the up-and-coming leader. They point to Vietnam and inflation as major issues and mention Romney Hatfield Lindsay as contenders.
Ann Gallaher of Denver a Kansas University art education senior predicts Gov. George Romney will be the Republican nominee in 1968. She also notes Reagan and Hatfield as strong contenders with varying levels of appeal and support.
A Gilbert Youth Research survey of over 1,000 teens shows 18 percent want less parental criticism, 12 percent want chores less nagged, and 10.5 percent want calmer on grades. Teens urge parents to treat them like adults and allow more independence.
DETROIT AP reports newlyweds Carolyn Nadrowsky and George Connelly, both 27 and teachers, wed at St Veronica's East Detroit then face a rushed honeymoon as Carolyn undergoes an appendectomy after a delayed checkup. The couple, who planned a holiday wedding, spent their wedding eve at a family dinner and later found Carolyn needing hospital observation. By Wednesday she was admitted, and by Thursday the appendix was removed.
New York AP Milbourne Christopher a seven foot elephant illusion on a Garry Moore CBS special aims to vanish a live elephant in a puff of smoke on a lit stage. He hopes to pull off the unprecedented illusion before viewers Sunday night with 14 feet between him and the elephant.
Donovan holds number one with Yellow Yellow while Monkees enter second with Im A Believer Winchester Cathedral remains third for a third week New tracks include Words Of Love by the Mamas and Papas Tell It Like It Is by Aaron Neville and Nashville Cats by The Spoons Also noted are Snoopy Vs The Red Baron by the Royal Guardsmen and a chart list showing week by week rankings and artist entries.
Richard Campos, an orphan who never knew family, is claimed by an uncle James Diego Campos of Sacramento after a three week search. The Army will fund a military funeral and honor the grave at Golden Gate National Cemetery in San Bruno.
Gov. John J. McKeithen rejected the 5th Circuit ruling that all Southern public schools be desegregated by next fall. He expects a Supreme Court reversal and noted likely appeals. Florida official Floyd T. Christian warned desegregation by next fall is impractical due to school location, facilities, and teacher shortages.
A dense directory lists many Baldwin churches with pastors and schedules. Entries include mass times at Catholic parishes, Sunday worships at Methodist and Baptist churches, Bible study hours, youth groups, and midweek prayer meetings across Baldwin and nearby towns.
The recently elected Trinity Lutheran Church council members Harold Emick Gene Fritzel Howard Lynch Wayne Pine Carl Reuter and Dave Williams will be installed during the 9 a m worship service Sunday. Rev Harold E Hamilton pastor will officiate at the installation.
Harry L. Golden 64 remains on the critical list at Charlotte Memorial Hospital after gall bladder surgery Tuesday night. Doctors described the outlook as guardedly hopeful for recovery.
The Jewish Community Center at 917 Highland Dr led by President Ralph Wolfson hosts Worship Services and Family Evening on Fridays at 7 30 p m Sunday School at 10 a m Sunflower Lodge 2368 B n a i B r i t h holds meetings with LJC Aas on the second Wednesday each month Robert B Anderson minister conducts Bible Study at 10 a m Worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m
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