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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1966
Page
2
Two North Vietnamese officers in an interview express that the people are sick of U S bombings and yearn for peace, while acknowledging leaders may force continued conflict. The piece notes uncertainty whether the officers are trustworthy or planted to mislead. It reflects on how leaders’ ambition shapes wars.
Edward W. Brooke, a 46 year old Massachusetts lawyer and two term state attorney general, runs as an individual on merit rather than race. If elected he would join the liberal wing of the GOP and seek to represent all of Massachusetts as a good citizen and senator.
About 200000 young Americans will begin their first exposure to military service in the first half of this year, roughly double last year. The rise follows a 340000 man buildup ordered by President Johnson to bolster U S commitment in Viet Nam, making military service a common fact for healthy American males reaching 18.
A garbled item notes discussion around branding of cigarettes and potential regulation. It hints at whether a brand will be impacted by a policy or case, with unclear attribution and no specific names or dates readable.
Lawrence Daily Journal World reports portending Kintner may depart NBC where he serves as president. He cites sponsor tensions and recent changes in habits such as smoking a single cigarette brand, signaling possible move. The piece notes his Michigan trips used multiple cars and highlights sponsor concerns.
Dale Maxwell of Lawrence writes from Denver defending Kansas to a New Yorker who doubts his home state. He lists Kansas as a leading producer of wheat oil gas planes and Rhodes Scholars, cites regional history and famous natives, and invites a visit to Denver to see Kansas firsthand.
A nurse humorously frames doctor fees as a public good. She says Dr. James does his best to bring illness within the reach of everyone, implying affordable care as a selling point in a medical ad.
IBM outlines 40 computer programs for inventory management to reduce never cuts in retail. By analyzing 30 000 shoppers past purchases, the system predicts future demand and speeds reorders. The goal is tighter stock, faster clearance, and fewer missed purchases for customers.
In Hollywood 1956 Monroe ends a seven year dispute with Fox as Grace Kelly plans a Monaco royal wedding Easter year. Lawrence sees two distinct earthquake tremors this morning.
A devotional prayer invoking remembrance of God at all times. The speaker asks for heavenly guidance and strength through Jesus Christ. The passage notes an angel strengthening Jesus in Gethsemane and offers a hopeful plea for gratitude and help in trouble.
A humorous piece imagines a future where a medical computer compiles test results and a doctor confirms a patient is pregnant by machine analysis. The twist reveals the error from gynecology data and ends with reassurance the patient is fine aside from an oversized belt buckle.
The column explains PBI or protein bound iodine as a blood measure of thyroid activity. It describes when low PBI requires thyroid pills, adrresses thyroid adenoma and tumor treatment options, and notes that thyroid overactivity can cause nervousness and weight changes. It also mentions iodine needs and post surgery adjustments.
A reader criticizes California candidate pool citing Nixon and actors Reagan Murphy as examples and jokes about Red Skelton or Sammy Davis Jr. running for president. Another letter defends Joyce Kilmer’s poem and expresses sympathy for a displaced home owner, signed by Elaine Shreves of 1707 West 1st Street.
Move on Industry Warnings For Price Hikes Discussed By ROWLAND EVANS And ROBERT NOVAK Washington President Johnson faces a potential plan to require advance notification of price increases for basic industries. The proposed scheme would add government hearings to economic decisions, signaling a shift away from pure market freedom and highlighting strains in the Johnson business alliance. Inland Steel and Bethlehem Steel actions spur administration concerns about a coordinated price move and possible legislative push.
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