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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1967
Page
2
The article notes new campus vehicle restrictions at Oklahoma State to curb student car use amid rising enrollment. Only faculty, visitors, service vehicles, and medically permitted students may drive on campus, reflecting a broader trend seen at OU and KU as hilly campuses struggle with parking.
Analysts cite the $135 billion fiscal plan in the State of the Union as a signal Johnson might pursue a second full term. Others warn health fears defeat risk and party denial could keep him from seeking re election, while some see the message as a cue to run.
The Alateen program started in 1957 by a Pasadena high schooler now has about 320 chapters in the United States and 12 foreign countries with over 3200 members. Groups meet for guidance and coping strategies rather than sympathy, beginning with the serenity prayer.
Retired Supreme Court justice Charles E. Whittaker of Kansas City warned that rising lawlessness stems from mass disrespect for law and courts. He argued a government of men rather than laws invites disaster, remarks made during last year’s Kansas University Centennial Celebration.
Oklahoma State University officials plan a spring trial to curb campus congestion. A one week experiment, organized by the OSU Student Senate special committee, may determine if all student cars could be banned on the Stillwater campus.
New York trade analysis notes a gradual expansion between East European Communist nations and the United States. Postures toward reduced barriers and a more open exchange suggest gains for U S commerce and potential for peace, aided by Johnson administration moves to ease export controls and back private lending.
A snapshot of past events shows Eisenhower’s planned Bible use for a 1957 inauguration, Kansas rainfall records, and J D King becoming sales manager in 1957. Earlier notes recall 1942 civilian defense director appointment, 1942 Maloney Tank Manufacturing leadership, and 1927 Sunday School class milestones with a DaVinci gift and a light legislative quip on mince pie.
A devotional note quotes Matthew 7 21 RSV and urges faithful worship as witness to God and church. The prayer asks eternal grace to cease neglect of worship and to show loyalty and love for Christ’s church through worship in prayer.
Buckley argues Reagan acted decisively but too brusquely over a 10 percent across the board cut and a proposed $400 student contribution. He criticizes university programs, notes parity with past austerity plans, and urges targeted reform while predicting eventual policy adjustments. Mario Savio is cited as a New York issue reference.
Navy hospital corpsman Bob Musick defends Vietnam actions and urges getting in with full force to finish the mission, while also praising returning servicemen. A separate atheist column by Mrs. C. W. Kilgore discusses biblical explanations for belief and disbelief.
A column answering reader questions on polio booster need for oral vaccine lasting immunity uncertain for years and if boosters are needed. Also medical inquiries address sinus trouble from paint irritation allergy, knee synovial membrane function, and pyorrhea treatment advising prompt dental care.
President Johnson proposes a 6 percent income tax surtax drawing a cool response from Democrats in Congress. Secrecy over the decision limited advance conditioning for tax writers Mills and Long, signaling a cautious, skeptical Capitol Hill mood and a shift toward reliance on the President's official circle.
A satirical football style retelling of Johnson's State of the Union, pitting the Great Society against the Republicans and Southern conservatives. Analysts discuss injuries, signal calling, and strategic shifts as Johnson’s team faces new challenges and a harsh defense from the Solons.
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