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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1966
Page
2
The Lawrence Journal World notes its long history since 1854 with credited roles including President Editor and various editors such as News Editor and Managing Editor. The piece lists corporate titles like Vice President Publisher and Business Manager as part of its masthead.
The article reports Robert Kennedy urging advance acceptance of Communist Viet Cong participation in any peace talks and a postwar South Viet Nam coalition, drawing sharp pushback from Vice President Humphrey who warns of a fox in a chicken coop. It traces Kennedy Johnson tensions since 1960 and notes Kennedy’s rising liberal influence and the challenge to Johnson’s dominance.
The piece traces the long tradition of judicial tenure and limited removal, noting only four federal judges ousted after impeachment. It reports California’s successful use of commissions to recommend removal and describes a new federal push to discipline judges, including U S District Judge Stephen S Chandler, through appellate circuits and Supreme Court review. A Senate subcommittee led by Senator Tydings weighs reform options amid a lack of consensus.
British Ministry experts analyze a Loch Ness movie showing an animate object about ninety nine feet long near the famed Scottish lake. The sighting follows a week of boosted tourism interest as locals await further verification.
A 1989 film recorded a triangular object about five feet high moving in water at 10 mph on Loch Ness. Investigated by Britain's JAIC, it renews debate over the creature as locals expect a tourism boon for years to come.
Old Home Town notes celebrate 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Quigley with a reception in the Watkins Room of the Union Building. Also mentions Marlon Brando Grace Kelly Henriettas vote and KU history items.
The message centers on forgiveness and love, invoking gratitude to God. A prayer asks for thoughts to align with the spirit of love, asking Jesus for harmony in daily life and guidance in forgiving others.
A Central Intelligence Agency recruitment piece imagines students in a campus setting reacting to a covert mission briefing. The humorous vignette highlights secrecy, training duties, and the allure of danger as hopeful applicants consider joining a shadowy government agency.
Paris AP report quotes Charles de Chambrun saying France will avoid becoming an economic colony of the United States. He cites gold stockpiling, Common Market bargaining, and the Kennedy tariff round as factors shaping a policy to defend France with economic weapons. Continued talks on subsidies and agriculture within the six nations precede a resumption of Kennedy Round negotiations.
A Johnson aide says if Americans trust Morse in Hanoi the war could last longer. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee faces criticism with Fulbright leading and Hickenlooper opposing unified support. Officials expect new hearings or stronger military action as Johnson hardens resolve.
Hal Boyle reflects on wishes to break monotony, imagining celebrities and public figures behaving oddly, a Viet Nam line of inquiry, and lighter cultural fixes. The piece lists humorous, surreal scenarios and social irritants as a satirical escape from routine.
Lent starts today, a forty day fast rooted in the Anglo Saxon lenctan meaning long. It recalls Christ’s 40 days in the desert and His resistance to Satan who tempted Him with bread. Jesus responds that man does not live by bread alone but by every word from God.
A reader asks about ultra hot baths for arthritis and long hot soaks, noting possible benefits of heat for joints. Dr Molner says heat helps comfort but method matters little. age is no barrier to polio boosters, and B12 oral vs injection varies by absorption. Rabies shots give passive, not long lasting immunity. anesthesia does not gray hair. Basements with heat require ventilation to avoid CO and mold risk.
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