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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1967
Page
2
Letters to the Journal-World urge annual blood donations of about 100 pints monthly to aid neighbors and travelers. A Community Building blood drive is set for January 25 from 1 to 6 15 p.m., with contact number VI 38 3550 for volunteers and information.
John Steinbeck tours Vietnam and argues that Viet Cong terror and brutality mirror Mafia methods, countering claims Americans are waging a civil war or waging indiscriminate aggression. He urges readers to see refugee camps and question antiwar rhetoric.
New York plumbers planned to return to work after a 164 day strike that blocked 600 million dollars in projects. The tentative contract offered 8.59 dollars per hour, a 1.30 dollar raise about 17.8 percent. Analysts framed the change amid inflation concerns and economic fiction.
Analysts warn Mao Tse tung faces a potential civil conflict as Red Guard backlash against his drive for pure communism spirals. They say his zeal for equality triggers resistance among youth and officials, risking setbacks for China.
The commentary describes youths aged 12 to 19 formed Red Guards, trained to expose revisionism, and driven by anti-American sentiment. Their aggressive actions threaten Red China and raise doubts about Mao's ability to regain control without losses.
Washington AP columnist James Marlow argues that the United States and the Soviet Union avoid full-scale war despite their power while fighting North Vietnam with limited means. He notes US casualties exceed 6,000 with about 500,000 troops in the area and warns of broad domestic costs and global reaction.
In 1957 Topeka swore in George Docking as the state's 35th governor the first Democrat in 20 years. Humphrey Bogart died of cancer at 56 in Hollywood. Harvey Van Noy, longtime local physician, died at home having practiced since 1928.
A devotional note quotes Romans 6 23 about grace upon grace. It thanks God for fullness of life salvation and asks to be filled more with Christ so one can offer help to those seeking righteousness. Prayer concludes in Jesus name Amen.
Washington reports that despite McCormack’s defeat, a faction within the Republican ranks shows little change. Leaders like Ford face resistance from Wednesday Group liberals and Dixiecrat allies as Powell’s ouster and discipline proposals reveal enduring party rigidity and limited long term strategy.
Washington memo discusses the shifting dynamics among China watchers amid power struggles within the Communist leadership. It names Maoists and anti-Mao factions, detailing figures like Lin Piao Chen Po-ta and Chiang Ching, and notes the difficulty of interpreting events.
The Lawrence Public Library hosts a month long display featuring 10 drawings and eight oils by Robert N. Sudlow associate professor at KU. Sudlow has works in 11 public collections across Kansas Nebraska Missouri and California and has mounted four solo shows in 1965 66. The February display will also present ceramics by Mrs Nick Vaccaro. The exhibit is sponsored by the Lawrence Art Guild.
A reader urges passage of a 12 month leash law citing dog safety and reduced property damage. The letter argues enforcement could be funded by a small tax and stresses moderation in pet restrictions while prioritizing child safety.
A resident urges adoption of a 12 month leash law in Lawrence to curb loose dogs. The writer criticizes commissioners for inaction, cites frightened children near Centennial School, and argues city status requires responsible pet control. Signed by Mrs. Stuart Fader of Shetburn Place.
Republican House leader Rep Gerald R Ford of Michigan said the GOP will try to block President Johnson's proposed tax increase. He also urged Social Security benefit improvements without raising the payroll levy and called for an antimissile program, continued air strikes in North Vietnam, and a stronger pacification program in South Vietnam.
A crowded shelf list highlights works by Guareschi Hoover Lewis Lewis and Stuart among others. Notable titles include My Home Sweet Home and The Gift of the Deer, with essays and biographies reflecting family life poverty race and memory from diverse authors.
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