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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1966
Page
2
The World newspaper, published in Lawrence Kansas, notes staff roles including managing editor and news editor. It lists founders and dates from 1854 through 1953 and indicates publication details at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets with contact numbers.
A U S official, including Defense Secretary McNamara, says manpower in Vietnam could reach 300000, with insiders predicting 500000 by year end. Even if peace arrives, 50000 U.S. troops may remain a decade hence. Escalation signals higher taxes as Johnson seeks funds through income taxes and new user charges.
Kansas University and its community gain from ROTC programs with well run training and many staff serving as civic leaders beyond military duties. Leaders like Capt. Robert Eslinger Lt Col Gerald Hallas and Col Max Pitney exemplify the high caliber and convivial spirit of the armed forces serving above and beyond.
ISU in Ames eases curfew rules for women students. Under the new policy, coeds 21 or who are seniors with entitlements no longer face late stay limits. Freshman hours remain more restrictive after long faculty study and approval of the revised program.
The report notes student committees and conferences with students and parents in the study. Kansas University already uses a late hour privilege plan for senior women for several years and Iowa State adopted a similar plan this year. The KU approach is regarded as satisfactory and unlikely to be altered.
A discussion on honesty explores how people interpret the concept across cultures and eras. It notes philosophers ancient and modern and suggests redefining honesty for contemporary life while acknowledging human inconsistency.
In Independence the Lincoln Day dinner featured Fred Seaton amid a cutting guber natorial fight between Fred Hall and Warren Shaw. Lawrence High defeated Highland Park 66-52, while K State beat KU setting track records. Bob Stoland set a six foot one inch high jump mark and later placed second in the broad jump as part of a busy sports and community recap.
Beloved, if God so loved us we ought to love one another. Prayer thanks God for love that meets deepest needs and asks that this love guide us to do His will toward others. Amen in Jesus name.
Washington reports on actor Robert Vaughn whose Indianapolis fundraiser speech derailed plans for a California political run. He criticized Johnson and Vietnam policy, prompting party embarrassment and questions about future ambitions. The piece также notes other political moves and commentary involving Flood Goodwyn and Birch Society links.
Vincent Sardi Jr. praises Henri Soule as a refined French restaurateur and recalls offering his nephew an apprenticeship with Soule agreeing to employ him. Felix Young, neighbor to LePavillon, jokes about saving money by buying the restaurant. Randolph Churchill shares his father’s gift of books about FDR and a witty reply on modesty.
This segment outlines the opinion page role with editorials letters and columns. It emphasizes informed citizenry, open debate, and democratic standards for evaluating criticism and praise on public affairs.
Dear Dr Molner explains coccyx pain from falls and slouched sitting. Advice: sit upright on a firm seat, avoid soft chairs, warm baths help briefly, taping buttocks may protect the bone, and small-muscle massage can aid recovery.
Washington Toughskins face a brutal halftime deficit as coach relays Jimmy Hoffa’s final words urging the team to win for The Hoffa. The players respond with renewed fury and vow to murder the bums on the field.
A catalog listing several new titles and authors across history and fiction. Highlights include THE UNCOMMITTED by Kenneth Keniston analyzing youth alienation, THE HISTORY OF SURREALISM by Maurice Nadeau, MAO AND THE CHINESE REVOLUTION by Jerome Chen, and novels by Nayantara Sahgal Faith Baldwin James T. Farrell and Len Deighton detailing political, historical, and espionage themes.
The list covers works across fiction and non fiction, featuring drama by Kaufman and O’Hara plus nonfiction by Schlesinger and Sorensen. It highlights titles by Montgomery Hayes Berne and Stone with focus on essays and biographies. The selection reflects mid century literary trends and popular themes.
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