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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1967
Page
2
Trained school counselors provide accessible guidance for troubled people, reducing self harm risk and distress to families, with many unaware of such support and the danger of untreated mental health issues.
William F Buckley Jr reports on Max Geltman’s National Review essay tracing liberal anti Communism shifts from the 1930s to today. He notes editors of Partisan Review and The Nation once fiercely opposed Soviet influence but now align with stances they once condemned, amid a broader debate over anti Semitism and appeasement in foreign policy.
In Minnesota, Romney’s post election strength is mainly poll driven. Party progressives push for an organized Minnesota operation while Levander imposes a six month presidential politics moratorium. Romney faces pressure to hire staff and build local ties before polls decide his nationwide fate.
The District 497 School Board okays preliminary drawings for elementary and junior high buildings on the Broken Arrow site near 29th and La. Streets. The $3.8 million bond issue funds will finance the construction, with detailed plans due later and a push to avoid wasteful frills.
Readers note harsher winters elsewhere with minus forty to fifty degree readings in Phillips Wisconsin and broader scenes of intense cold. The piece contrasts 0 to 5 above weather here with northern blizzards, urging appreciation of Kansas winters and their own mild discomforts.
Researchers study rising suicide rates among teens noting a 50 percent increase for white males aged 15 to 19 from the 1950s to the 1960s. Girls more often had prior therapy. boys appeared as quiet, well behaved, from stable families, with fathers often dismissing the issue.
John Kenneth Galbraith warned in London that big government and big business may merge into a larger administration. The shift sees 20 percent of GNP in government activity and many firms deriving 50 to 75 percent of business from federal contracts, with Fortune noting 300 companies maintain permanent Washington liaisons.
William Lawrence of Springfield disputes local legend about a public building portrait. He says the full-length figure is Amos Lawrence's father, while a head and shoulders image rightly depicts Amos. The city also marked openings and charity drives, including a new Virginia Inn and a fundraiser for an iron lung at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
Today’s Bible message recalls crowds at the lake of Gennesaret as Luke 5:1 is cited. A closing prayer thanks those who translated the Bible and asks guidance for the day in Jesus name.
A reader laments pet practices, recalling a lost dog and predatory cats harming birds while urging responsible ownership. Another writer defends low postage rates, attributing bulk mail costs to direct-mail lobbying and urging Congress to reevaluate bulk mail deficits rather than blame the Post Office Department.
Dr Molner explains pyelitis or pyelonephritis as kidney infection often chronic requiring germ identification and targeted antibiotics. Symptoms include chills fever urinary burning and flank pain with risk of kidney damage in advanced stages. The reader asks about brown eyes in a child. answer notes brown-eyed ancestry and recessive inheritance as the explanation.
The author outlines a covert media campaign to push North Vietnam and the Viet Cong toward peace talks. It proposes planting false stories, provoking official responses, and leveraging UN and media figures to create momentum while masking U.S. intent. The tactic aims to force negotiations without revealing preplanned strategy.
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