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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1967
Page
2
Lawrence Daily Journal-World lists names including Dolph Simons and Dolph C. Simon with Bill Mayer Jack Zimmerman and Fernest Pontius. Leo Eller appears in an 1854 established context.
The Friday deaths of Gus Grissom Ed White and Roger Chaffee shocked Americans though not as sharply as a flying catastrophe. Open space work heightens public emotion. Some fear more losses while others urge continued effort and progress. Daylight saving debate colors Kansas outlook as Legislature weighs next steps.
The state names Jim Ryan Kansan of the Year for his speed and exemplary conduct. Described as a gentleman who embodies pride in Kansas and core American values, Ryan's recognition reflects admiration for the younger generation. Residents applaud Native Sons and Daughters for the choice.
Kansas legislators must decide on adopting or exempting Daylight Saving Time. The state has not observed DST since World War II while about half the country uses the time change. With federal enforcement looming, lawmakers face a showdown over the time question.
The article notes turmoil in South Vietnam after Lt. Gen. Nguyen Huu Co was ousted. Premier Ky plans to return to Saigon to restore order amid junta instability. It contrasts U.S. praised operational steadiness with Vietnamese uncertainty and lack of clear aims.
At the Kansas Native Sons and Daughters annual meeting in Topeka in 1957 Karl Menninger was named Man of the Year. Gov. Docking and former Gov. Landon spoke. Walter McVey led Kansas Day festivities. George Murphy was ill and Senator Andy Schoeppl spoke at the banquet.
Today’s Bible message urges fearlessness and faithfulness unto death with the promise of a crown of life. A prayer asks eternal love to kindle a flame of indwelling presence so lives may shine to lead others to Christ. Amen.
Art Buchwald outlines a plan for Mrs Manchester to hire a trusted writer to author an official history of William Manchester and The Death of a President. The project would ban embarrassing content, grant manuscript access to the family, and fund the public library. Copyright preservation and legal rights would be managed by the Manchesters with Kennedy family input.
Mrs. Nelle Dixon urges Lawrence to redevelop Massachusett s Street into a pleasant outdoor area with fountains benches and flowers. She recalls the old YMCA Wren building and asks merchants to paint fronts and beautify storefronts to enhance the city’s appearance.
A letter from readers discusses calorie counts for a 4 ounce portion of lean ham versus sirloin steak, noting fat content affects total calories and citing 1964 data. Also covered is a low salt diet and guidance on managing symptoms of low blood sugar with protein rich bedtime snacks.
The Democratic National Committee hires Charles Weltner to lead a new Youth Division, aiming to boost appeal to young voters. W Bellwether moves include Weltner dividing time between Atlanta and Washington, covering national territory.
Rep. William M. Colmer says he will not use his new power as chairman to block liberal legislation. The Mississippi Democrat adds he will use voice and vote to oppose bills he dislikes. He seeks ground rules for speedy work and suggested weekly meetings for the committee.
A list of new library titles includes Rene Gimpel's Diary of an Art Dealer detailing postwar art markets from Paris, and Frosts The Early Years. Also featured are Sign for Cain by Fredric Wertham and Virgil Thomson by Virgil Phonon with notes on education, culture, and childhood.
A compendium notes the jury verdicts and literary works of the period, mentioning Nizer and Plimpton titles among prominent biographies and courtroom chronicles. It highlights Churchill and Winston S. as enduring figures alongside legal and journalism milestones.
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