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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1966
Page
2
Lawrence Daly Journal Wor LD established in 1854 as a local publication documenting events, notices and community news in the area. The fragment notes its founding era and regional role in publishing for residents.
Analysts clash over how to handle Red China with views on bombing versus sanctions and economic reform. The piece stresses mutual misunderstanding, calls for improved liaison and increased facts to reduce confusion and aid world peace.
The State Department revoked the passports of three Americans who went to North Viet Nam and criticized U S policy. Staughton Lynd Yale historian Herbert Aptheker Communist theorist Thomas Hayden SDS founder. The action reflects long overdue enforcement of travel bans and passports marked not good for travel in North Viet Nam North Korea and Red China.
Malta, once hostile to Americans, now hosts the U S 6th Fleet with two carriers in repair. The independent island challenges Naples as a central Mediterranean refit hub, attracting many sailors since January and boosting dockyard revenue.
A 1960s profile notes that Barbra Streisand’s abrupt rise to fame spawns imitators. It discusses how fans and aspiring performers imitate her mannerisms and style, fueling a broader trend in show business and popular culture.
The article notes Barbra Streisand seldom cares about appearance, possessing a special face that creates a unique presence. It contrasts her Bohemian nature with the attempts of imitators and suggests younger fans should copy others. Streisand’s striking but not conventionally pretty look stands out as uniquely hers.
AP report surveys blame for rising living costs across wages profits markups money and credit, with labor unions and industry leaders offering competing reasons. It notes shortages, Viet Nam war pressures, inflation signals, and productivity lag as drivers, and suggests prices will stay high in coming months.
In 1956 Al Hack posed with snow shovel and garden hose as 11 degree morning turned pleasant. Dr. James Naismith portrait presented to KU by Sigma Phi Epsilon. Mrs. Naismith unveiled at a basketball game. Lawrence High School eyeing Sunflower League membership. In 1941 Capt. Frazee promoted to major of cavalry. Ginger Rogers and James Stewart win Oscars. Rebecca named best picture. No Name Club noted. Mrs Annie Prentiss marked 50th anniversary. KU beat Nebraska 30-17.
Brethren, Galatians 6 1 urges spiritual folk to restore one overtaken in fault with meekness. A prayer asks for strength to resist crowd conformity and to do right for the Master’s sake, signed Amea.
William Buckley Jr argues Gruening's voluntary draft idea is aimed at harassing the administration over Vietnam policy. He contrasts volunteers with mercenaries, cites Truman's universal training debates, and notes Cassius Clay's draft classifications amid wartime strain. The piece critiques the political use of conscription.
Washington Secretary of State Dean Rusk downplayed the possibility of China intervening in Vietnam noting no current signs or horizon of such action. The White House meeting during Hubert Humphrey’s return sparked questions from peace bloc critics about Rusk’s stance.
Lawrence High Senior Paul Getto questions the space and arms races after witnessing a $58 million launch into the ocean. He urges leaders to feed the hungry and fix global problems before advancing space exploration, stressing the human race must first live in a decent world.
Clayton Stone of 514 Utah St urges preservation of single family zones and opposes a Planning Commission plan to rezone areas south of 23rd to multi family density. He warns against bypassing existing zoning and questions traffic, paving costs, and neighborhood impact on Prairie Acres, Park Hill, and Belle Haven.
Dear Dr Molner warns against boric acid as an eye rinse and borated powders, favoring weak salt irrigation and doctor advised medications. He notes non borated powders pose less risk from borate absorption and cautions carrot juice only helps Vitamin A needs, not worm cures or stomach crime.
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