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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1967

Page

2

Pollution Threat Now America's Top Crop Destroyer

Agricultural experts at the AAAS meeting warn polluted air now damages crops more than weather in states including New York New Jersey Florida California Washington and Oregon. They call for federal air and water pollution controls and a coordinated national program to set standards enforceable by courts.

America American Association For the Advancement of Science New York New Jersey Florida California Washington Oregon Benjamin S. Rosenthal D-N.y Congress

Shoulder Repairs on US 59 South of Lawrence Reported

Kansas Highway Commission crews work across Northeast Kansas this week with Douglas County only receiving shoulder repair on US 59 south of Lawrence. Residents note the ongoing neglect of regional highways including Route 10 and a new Kaw River bridge is still needed.

Kansas Highway Commission Kansas Douglas County Lawrence Here Kansas City Ottawa Kaw River Topeka

Holiday Traffic Cautions Show Safer Driving Trend

The Christmas New Year period brought lower highway tolls and a smaller death toll than feared. Officials note motorists are exercising more sense and courtesy, keeping accident rates down despite more vehicles and tighter road space. Most crashes stem from human error, but rising caution suggests awareness is improving.

Nebraska Loses Sugar Bowl Big To Alabama 34 7

Perspective Nebraska fans dwell on a 34 7 Sugar Bowl defeat by Alabama as the Crimson Tide dominate on national TV for the second straight season. The loss hurts Nebraska program prestige and reflects poorly on the Big Eight image.

Nebraska Alabama Crimson Tide Alabama Bear Bryant Bob Devaney Buffalo Kansas City Chiefs Chiefs

Right-Fighting Men Push Back Against Spellman War Talk

In a column by William F Buckley Jr the Cardinal Spellman controversy is framed as a defense of victory in Vietnam. The piece accuses The New York Times editorial page of condemning a just war and argues Spellman and the Pope favor negotiation over surrender. It argues the war aims must be victory and that critics misuse morality to undermine resolve.

Francis Cardinal Spellman Armed Services New York Vietnam The New York Times Times Southeast Asia Cardinal Speilman McGeorge Bundy Ho Chi Minh Mao Tse-tung Aleksei Kosygin Saigon Hara-Kari Westmoreland United States Cardinal Spellman Pope Paul Paul VI South Vietnam North Vietnam Subcontinent George Orwell Gangbang Charlie

Baying over bowl results from Lawrence fans

Lawrence Daily Journal World notes the Kansas City area recalls the 1967 Super Bowl run as Alabama earns praise for its bowl prowess while Nebraska fans are reminded of five straight bowl appearances. The piece suggests credit to winners and highlights coach Bear Bryant.

Lawrence Dailly Journal-World Lawrence Kansas Alabama Bear Bryant Nebraska Jayhawk

New Pragmatists for Texas Cloud the Political Scene

Dallas reports reveal Texas Republican leaders Peter O'Donnell and John Tower shifting from Goldwater ideologues to pragmatists who seek a winning candidate. They favor Romney or Nixon but avoid a 1968 primary, inviting all possibilities while steering toward Tower as favorite son.

Dallas Texas Peter O’donnell O’donnell George Romney Michigan Barry Goldwater John Tower Goldwater Romney Tower and O'Donnell O’donnell-Goldwater New York Richard M. Nixon Nixon Jacob Javits Charles H. Percy Illinois Tower State Executive Committee Austin Ronald Reagan California Tower-O’donnell John Birch Erwin Walker Joe Pool James Collins

Inflation Not Damaging Life Insurance More Than Others

John Cunniff reports Blake Newton Jr of the Institute of Life Insurance saying inflation harms everyone, including policyholders. Many regret eroded cash values in older policies and misperceptions about savings vs protection linger amid a shift from bonds to equities.

New York Institute of Life Insurance Blake Newton Jr Association Newton Institute U. S

Old Home Town Highlights Through Decades

A 1957 note recalls Dr. Robert Beer warning on Dutch Elm disease not yet in Kansas but spreading to Denver since 1930. Douglas County records show Richard Knabe earned No 1 license tag after a night on courthouse steps. The driest city year with 20.68 inches of moisture noted.

Robert Beer Kansas Denver U. S New England Richard Knabe Court House Douglas County E. A. Fritz Dorsey-Liberty Post American Legion Gerald Tucker Winfield Kan Oklahoma University Big Six Committee D. M. Swarthout National Music Association L. M. Allison The Allison Airplane Co Lawrence Brewster

Bible Message and Prayer Devotional Note

Today’s Bible message reminds believers Ye are not in the flesh but in the Spirit. A prayer asks the Lord to focus on regenerating power and to renew interests in life aligned with faith. March in Christ’s name. Amen.

Christ

Soldier letter critiques campus protests and praises Chiefs win

Army Pfc. Timothy M. Ross writes from Vietnam praising the Chiefs AFL victory and condemning antiwar demonstrations. He urges harsher punishment for protesters, defends military actions, and reflects on war casualties and personal sacrifices.

Army Timothy M. Ross Lawrence U.S. Infantry Vietnam

Testing for pinworms in restless children

Note to Mrs. C W thanks for the letter and explains that nightmares restless sleep jitters and teeth grinding can be caused or worsened by pinworms. Testing for pinworms is simple and infestation should be suspected in restless healthy children.

Why Parents Get Afraid On College Campus Tour

A father accompanies his daughter Linda Luckhauser on a college admissions interview in Pennsylvania. The anxious parent frets over Linda’s chances, warns about rejection, and hopes to learn if the school will admit her, while Linda focuses on her own preparation and performance. The director promises a decision in April, leaving the father stressed by the wait.

Washington Luckhauser Linda Pennsylvania Pops Admissions Office Admissions

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Holiday Hope Brickman William F. Buckley JR Robert Novak John Cunniff Old Home Town Journal-World AFL Bruce Wenzel Stouffer Berkeley Pat Boone Buddy Joseph Molner Art Buchwald Buchwald
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