Lawrence Journal World Editor’s New Year Greeting 1966
The Lawrence Journal World editor extends New Year wishes to readers and a long list of Lawrence citizens for 1965 deeds. He praises civic leaders, educators, business people, and public servants, delivering gratitude and hopes for 1966 despite difficult times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
World
Lawrence
Maxine Radcliffe
Bev
Lloyd Ware
Neal Wherry
Mimi Frink
Jim Owens
Ray Culbertson
Kansas Public Service Company
Massachusetts Street
Journal-World
America
Humphrey’s Asia mission urged not a Western push
Buckley argues Humphrey should pursue an Asian driven strategy in Asia, urging Japan to rearm for balance against China and urging greater Asian responsibility in managing regional freedom. The piece criticizes reliance on Western leadership and calls for U S steps to reduce its direct mobilization while supporting Asian self-determination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
South Viet Nam
United States
Japan
China
Cousins
Far East
Formosa
7Th Fleet
Philippines
Malaysia
Thailand
Humphrey
Art Sounds His Horn About How His Yarns Shook World
Washington columnist Art Buchwald reflects on a year of political prognostication. He claims correct calls on Johnson’s Great Society limits, Gemini rendezvous, Viet Nam strategy, Dominican Republic action, New York politics, Judge Morrissey, Price hikes, Liston Clay bout, Ford marriages, and a mistaken Johnson gallstone stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art
Johnson
Great Society
Washington
New York
John Lindsay
President's Texas base shows strain with Connally and Yarborough
Lyndon Johnson faces a divided Texas Democratic Party as he stays at the LBJ ranch. Relations with Gov. Connally are cool though cordial, while Sen. Yarborough’s liberal bloc opposes expanding Great Society programs. Liberal gains at precinct conventions threaten the 1966 Senate race and Johnson’s influence for 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
John B. Connally
Connally
Mr. Johnson
Governor's
White House
Ralph Yarborough
Ladybird Johnson
Johnson
Texas
Federal Commission Against
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Yarborough
Ralph
Waggoner Carr
Great Society
Carr
John Tower
Jim Wright
Wright
Reheating Vegetables Keeps Nutrients Alive Says Dr Molner
Dear reader asks if cooking reduces food value and about vitamins. Dr Molner says cooking does not make foods worthless. vegetables can be reheated and still nutritious, with vitamin C reduced by heat but preserved somewhat by minimal water cooking and immediate use. Eggs retain value in any cooked form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Manahan
Mary Boyden
Ray Nichols
Fritz Sanders
Bill Wolfe
Harry Nevin
Joyce Hall
Lawrence and
Bob Pickett
Stokely-Van Camp
Jus Hill
Lawrence Paper Company
Rudy Zurbuchen
Cooperative Farm Chemicals Association
Maynard Stark
Food Machinery Corporation
Lawrence
Howard
Russ Wiley
Charlie Kassinger
Clayton Krebbiel
Wayne Nelson
Ramsey Fortson
Monti Belot
Frank Burge
Union
Bernice Black
Wayneta
Albert Salisbury
Dr. Molner
Spud
Myrs. B. L
New City Library Adds Notable Titles Across Arts and Biography
A diverse catalog update features THELMA HELYAR LAROUSSE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MODERN ART and new works by Helen Hayes Forrest McDonald Dean Acheson Theodore Draper Martin Levin Ambrose Saricks Langston Hughes Oswald Wynd Gerald Green John O Hara Carol Saylor D E Stevenson. The list includes cultural histories political reflections novels and literary criticism spanning art Cuba China Scotland and Harlem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larousse
Helen Hayes
Miss Hayes
Forrest McDonald
Dean Acheson
Theodore Draper
Bedside Phoenix
Martin Levin
Phdbenix
Saturday Review
Hazlitt
Creative Imagination
W. P. Albrecht
Pierre Samuel DU Pont DE
China
Intelligence
Great Britain
Legion OF Noble Christians
Gerald Green
Sherman Wettlaufer
Wettlaufer
Best Sellers Book List
Current Best Sellers include Those Who Love by Michener The Downstairs Case by Kaufman Airs Above the Ground by Stewart Hotel by Hailey Non-fiction Kennedy by Sciencen Games People Play by Berne The Gift of Prophecy by Montgomery Yes I Can by Davis Intern by Doctor X available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Hotel
Hailey
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SLPH
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Frank Romero
Kent Pine
Bill Collins
Eldon Harwood
Great Bend
Bud Shields
Art Nease
Jack Mitchell
Jim
Mary
Bill Emick
Santa
Art Heck
Chamber of Commerce
Martha Moore
Humane Society
John Ise
Mike Getto
Plano
Eldridge Hotel
Denzel Gibbons
Holiday Inn
Bill Parrott
Jo Gentry
Virginia Inn
City Water Department
Clarke Wescoe
Ernie Pulliam
Art Weaver
Reuter Organ
Tim Murphy
Rex Johnson
Seyort
Sam Marta Tie Yea
Peen
Williams
Skip
Odd
Stanley Learned
Council For Progress
Phog Allen
Alfred Heck
Heck
Irvin Youngberg
EU Endowment Association
Rusty Springer
Kansas City
John Hadl
Gale Sayers
Curtis McClinton
Ray Wells
Gertrude Ruttan
Hazel Lee Simmons
Jacob Kleinberg
Oswald Backus
Natalie Calderwood
William F. Buckley JR
Hubert Humphrey
Norman Cousins
Committee For
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Tokyo
Art Buchwald
Pentagon
CIA
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South America
Bar
Dominican Republic
Teddy Kennedy
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Teddy
President Johnson
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Henry Ford
Sybil Burton
Charlotte
Frank Sinatra
Post Office
Robert Novak
LBJ
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Joseph Molner
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
Sherman
Buck Sweeney
Sweeney
Lockwood
John O'Hara
Abraham Lockwood
Moses Lockwood
Waterton
Swedvik Haven
Carol Saylor
Rome
Katherine
D. E. Stevenson
Missa Stevenson
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Alec MacLaren
Scottish Highlands
Edinburgh
the Cynic's Corner
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Publishers’ Weekly
Michener
Stone
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Doctor X
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