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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1965
Page
8
NEW YORK AP. Georgie White, known as the woman of the river, has spent 20 years organizing river trips for about 10 professionals seeking escape from routine life. Trips cost roughly $300 each for three weeks, with journeys planned along the Nahanni in Alaska in July and the Rio Usumacinta in Guatemala in August.
Dan Kahler Lawrence High School principal will speak at 8 tonight before the northeast area meeting of the Kansas Adult Education Association at Lawrence High. About 85 people have registered for the public meeting, with 39 teachers, administrators and advisory committee members. Kahler will discuss How the Secondary School Principal Views the Future of Continuing Education. Three workshops follow at 7, including sessions on teacher training, promotion of adult education, and state and college levels.
Bitter cold stung the Midwest with subzero readings in northern Minnesota and eastern Dakotas, Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan, Illinois, and Indiana. Temperatures dropped to 42 below in Hibbing and 41 below in International Falls, while warm air moved into the Northeast and Western Plains.
Oklahoma Republicans, backing Gov. Henry Bellman’s Giant Stride, filed turnpike expansion bills in both chambers. They plan to wait on the turnpike bill’s fate before proposing a $500 million bond issue to refinance current toll roads, fund new toll routes, and allocate $100 million for free roads.
US Senator Frank Carlson told about 50 municipal officials in Topeka that public morals reflect the country's moral tone. He urged raising ethics across society and business, creating a code of ethics for men in public office, and improving the social and cultural environment to curb moral deterioration.
The choir of the 2nd Christian Church at 13th and Conn. Sts. will sponsor a miscellaneous program at 3 p.m. Sunday. The public is invited.
Malcolm Browne reports from Saigon amid a Viet Cong surge near Binh Gia where 200 elite South Vietnamese troops lie dead or wounded. Officials acknowledge the war's tilt favors the Viet Cong as Saigon struggles with depleted forces, disrupted supply lines, and a widening ring of steel around Ho Chi Minh City.
Rev. Robert H. Owen, 40, Protestant Episcopal priest, runs a "night pastorate" above a Rush Street restaurant to serve bartenders, B-girls, musicians, cab drivers and others off the nightlife strip. He ministers to people with family or liquor problems seeking faith and guidance. He earned Bishop Burrill's permission after months of talks and began his unusual ministry to those who dropped out of the church, hoping to help them find God.
Kansas University will host the Midwest and Southwest School for Recreation and Park Executives February 7 to 12 in the Kansas Union. Instructors in park and recreation management will include Charles E. Doell, emeritus supervisor.
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