Public Opinions and 14B by Buckley During Transit Strike
Buckley analyzes public opinion on repealing 14B the right to work with union shop, noting Polls show 64 percent favor keeping bans while 14 percent oppose. He warns Labor leaders may pressure Democrats to repeal and cites Taft-Hartley as precedent. He contrasts House repeal vote, Dirksen filibuster, and Reuther’s stance with Dirksen’s push for workers not to join unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Transit
Lyndon Johnson
Dr. Gallup
New York City
Opinion Research Corporation
Princeton
N. J
Congress
Congress of the
United States
Johnson
Organized Labor
National Right To Work Committee
Kansas
Sen
Robert Taft
Ohio
Taft
House of Representatives
Sen. Dirksen
Walter Reuther
New York
Detroit
White House
Capitol Hill
Lawrence Daily Journal World editor and staff note
Fragments mention a News Editor Pontius Advertising Manager Lewie and Business Manager WW Simons with years 1854 and 1891 to 1953. Indicates a historic Lawrence publication with editorial changes and staff names.
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Gions Monsomn
NS JR
T Pontius
Lewie
WW. C. Simons
Johnson approves resuming bombing of North Vietnam after lull
The article argues the 37 day pause failed to force North Vietnam to bargain. It notes Dean Rusk signaling a possible pause extension if Hanoi responds, but observers say the Communists gain from the delay. It discusses Johnson’s aim to show firmness with minimal costs and predicts rising U S commitments, with Defense citing 300 000 and insiders pushing toward 500 000. It criticizes government news management and urges honesty with citizens.
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United States
Viet Nam
Johnson
Dean Rusk
U. S
Hanoi
Southeast Asia
Department of Defense
Remarkable Winter Helpers Keep Roads Clear and Safe
The piece lauds service station workers, street crews, and traffic officers for their hard work during a cold snowy weekend. It praises their cheerful service, emergency responses, and dependable performance in keeping routes open and safe despite severe winter conditions.
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Service Station
Winter Weather Safety Reminders for Residents
Severe weather tips urge neighbors to clear walks but avoid overexertion by shovelers. check driving habits and drive cautiously. Ensure heating devices are in good condition and vents are clear to prevent hazards in bad weather.
Winter Readiness Tips for Home and Safety
A concise guide outlines practical steps for winter preparation. It highlights prioritizing safety, planning ahead, and staying alert to reduce risks and save costs during cold months.
Walking Formulas Women Wiggle Walk Shows No Fixed Physiology
A bone specialist says women who wiggle while walking lack a physiological cause. The expert claims female gait can be cultivated or faked and that simple formulas govern the motion as hip bone movement creates oscillation. The piece ends with caution that outcomes depend on the individual.
What Bombing Could Mean
U S bombing of North Viet Nam and renewed fighting in South Viet Nam could push up military spending and tax needs, raise demand for metals and other materials, and sustain inflation pressures. President Johnson says peace talks continue, but war expansion shapes future budgets and possible tariff or price controls.
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New York
U. S
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Southeast Asia
United States
U. S. Treasury
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Soviet Union
Moscow
Polio drive falls short of goal in old town report
Old Home Town notes from 1956 show the Mothers March for the polio drive raising 2104 dollars, far below the proposed 4000. Other entries mention resignations, hospital meal planning, bankruptcy, anniversaries, and local rail history figures.
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H. Lee Jones
Unitarian Church
Service Committee
American Unitarian Church
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Hermina Zipple
Eunice Youngquist
KU Union Food Service
Union
San Antonio
Tex
John Brinkley
Kansas
Today’s Bible Message Prayer Note
A devotional excerpt cites Philippians 3 10 and asks for blessing on those who suffer this day. The text prays to share in Christ’s death and resurrection and to experience spiritual strength for the afflicted.
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Christ
Meelok
Pedestrian rights plea cited in Lawrence letter
The writer urges motorists to yield to pedestrians on crosswalks and argues for a uniform traffic policy in Lawrence. The letter recalls Elmer Schaake, a longtime Lawrence athlete, detailing his high school and KU football exploits and ending with praise for Kansas sports legends.
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Lawrence
Traffic and Safety Department
Kansas State Highway Commission
Journal-World
Elmer Schaake
Lawrence High
Kansas University
Elmer
Schaake
Northeast High
Kansas City
Memorial Stadium
Portsmouth Spartans
Clifford Battles
West Virginia
Battles
Ormand Beach
Carnie Smith
James Bausch
Nebraska
City Commission Faces Crosswalk Debate on Massachusetts Street
Citizens urge the City Commission to reverse mid-block crosswalks and roll out signs on Massachusetts Street arguing they cause confusion traffic problems and trap visitors. They warn the plan could turn downtown into a pedestrian mall and push cars onto Vermont and New Hampshire streets.
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Lawrence
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Journal-World
City Commission
Atchison
Clarifying a No Flour No Sugar Diet for Diabetes
Mrs D L asks about a no flour and no sugar diabetic diet. Dr Molner explains that total avoidance is impractical and outlines possible limits, noting sugar and flour in foods. He suggests consulting hospital dietetic services or visiting nurse associations for personalized guidance.
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D. L
Johnson’s Public Agony Masks Firm Vietnam Bombing Stance
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report President Johnson privately pressed for resumed bombing in North Vietnam while publicly showing hesitation. White House briefings impressed most leaders, with only Mansfield and Fulbright doubting the plan. Public displays risk emboldening antiwar lawmakers and delaying decisive action.
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Washington
Johnson
North
Viet Nam
White House
United States
Senate
House
Mr. Johnson
Marriage Can Do Lots for Wife Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle humorously argues that marriage improves a wife with time, noting a wife grows more valuable and capable every year after saying I do. He jokes about aging autos and the misfit of trying to replace a wife, while highlighting the wife’s evolving role and self-reliance.
Magazine Is Purchased by Topeka Publisher
Garlinghouse Publications of Topeka has purchased Kansas Outdoors magazine. Columnist Thayne Smith will be retained as editor.
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Topeka
Garlinghouse Publications of
Kansas Outdoors
Thayne Smith
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William F. Buckley JR
Lawrence DamLy
Treasury
Old Home Town
A. L. Selig
Walter Varnum
Merchants’ Bureau
F. A. Russell
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Commission
Joseph Molner
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By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Robert McNamara
Defense and State
McGeorge Bundy
Central Intelligence
William F. (Red) Raborn
Mike Mansfield
Foreign Relations Committee
William Fulbright
Hal Boyle
the Cynic’s
Interlands
Ar Ronald AN
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