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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1965
Page
10
A historical remark states that there is no wish for a broader conflict and emphasizes that quick or simple solutions in that direction are not expected. The speaker cautions against assuming easy answers and urges measured actions.
Washington Missouri AP The assistant secretary for Far Eastern Affairs warned Asia could be the breeding ground for World War III if problems are not solved He spoke before the Chamber of Commerce in Washington Missouri noting Asia faces communist enslavement and grave economic and political problems He argued free Asian nations cannot win alone and supported US role He said a U S withdrawal from Vietnam is unthinkable while South Vietnam fights on
Thurm the Siamese cat, worn from a long journey, was given a free ride home by air liner after wandering from St. Louis to Seminole. Mrs. E A Cummings recounts Thurm had previously traveled 450 miles by car and appears to recall the route back to his owner, Mrs Jim Robertson.
President Johnson proposed a 500 million cut in meat spending for agriculture and asked Congress to set price supports at 1.68 billion next year. He urged aid to rural poor to find nonfarm work and supported expanding Rural Community Development offices in 20 states. The plan trims conservation subsidies to 120 million for the 1966 crop year. The exhibit Pieces of Eight opens in Explorers Hall, Washington, Dec. 16 through Feb. 28.
The Kansas Board of Regents began accepting bids on nearly 10 million dollars in revenue bonds for Kansas State University student housing. The bonds fund dormitory construction with revenues from all dorms pledged as a single package to service the debt.
Bickford outlined bond financing for Jardine Terrace Apartments and dining operations at Putnam Hall Van Zile Hall and the Men's Residence Hall. A smaller portion funds a new women's dormitory under construction at the campus northeast corner to house about 600 students.
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