Williams urges budget cuts before tax hike at Kansas Day event
U.S. Senator John J. Williams of Delaware told Kansas Republicans in Topeka that no federal tax increase should occur until reductions are made in President Johnson’s budget. He argued many social programs could be trimmed and warned against automatic tax hikes, noting the 1968 election year and war in Vietnam as considerations. Governor Docking echoed restraint on new taxes until budgets are trimmed.
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U.S
John J. Williams
Delaware
Topeka
Sen. Williams
Johnson
Williams
U.S. Senate
Congress
Vietnam
Robert Docking
Kansas
Cox pushes tougher littering bill to curb highway waste
State Sen. Marvin Cox of Kingman backs a bill to raise littering fines to 500 and set 15 to 30 day sentences. He argues improved signage and stricter enforcement will deter violators and boost convictions, with more officers targeting offenders statewide.
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Marvin Cox
Kingman
Sen. Cox
State Highway Patrol
Statewide tree distribution promotes conservation planting
Kansas State University and local offices offer seedling trees and shrubs for spring planting at $1 to $5 per 100. Orders fill as weather allows with parcel post delivery in March to May. Plantings must support conservation aims such as windbreaks, shelterbelts, erosion control, woodlots, and wildlife habitats.
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Kansas State University
John Slusher
Kansas State
Slusher
Conservation planting program offered by Kansas State extension
The article highlights seedlings including plum cotoneaster fragrant sumac honey suckle lilac multiflora rose tamarix and Nanking cherry and notes local Extension offices such as Douglas County provide planning and planting assistance. It urges adopting good conservation practices now for long term dividends 10 to 20 years ahead.
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Douglas County
Kansas State
Where Are The Guidelines for Wage and Price Control
John F. Kennedy era guidance is discussed in this 1960s AP report about President Johnson's wage and price guideposts. The piece notes the erosion of the formula linking wage and price increases to productivity and the administration’s uncertain revision path ahead of major labor talks. It warns of a possible wage price spiral without concrete controls and urges stronger measures from Johnson than mere admonitions.
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New York
Johnson
Apple Pie School survival talk and fire protection levy in Clinton area
The Apple Pie School children near Clinton heard T Sgt Kenneth Borders discuss the county lake survival school at Forbes Air Base. The Clinton City Commission set a 9000 fire protection levy for Wakarusa and Grant Townships funded by a half mill valuation.
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Clinton
Kenneth Borders
Forbes Air Base
Wakarusa
Grant Townships
John Brown
Harry Craig
Bob Driscoll
Ed Collister
Topeka
Bible verse and closing prayer devotional reading
Today’s Bible message centers on a command to love one another as Christ loves us. The accompanying prayer thanks God for opened eyes to new life in Christ and asks for guidance to walk in His light and goodness. Amen.
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Christ
Buckley Sees Crime Commission Report Aimed at Poverty Boost
Commentary on the Johnson era Crime Commission and its forthcoming report argues it favors the Poverty Program as part of a Great Society boost. It criticizes criminal justice excess and endorses rehabilitative, community based approaches over punitive, endless imprisonment.
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William F. Buckley JR
Johnson
Crime Commission
LBJ
Wall Street Journal
Lyndon Johnson
Hal Boyle Monday Potpourri Freshly Boyle-ed
New York column notes fragmentary items from mail readers and pop culture. It mentions a younger U S population with a median age under 28 and 25 million teenagers. It also covers a tiny gastrointestinal pouch, decorative tires, walkie talkie exam cheating in Athens, rising prosperity, notable quotes, dope addict babies in New York City, a joke about sneezing in the 18th century, good students becoming good drivers, and a Holmes quip about lists.
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New York
U.S
Athens
Greece
Don Marquis
New York City
South Seas
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Reader questions dog leash rule and humane society practices
Mrs. T. E. Bower asks if 72 hour impound deadlines allow for mail delays and urges Journal-World to investigate claims about humane society methods. She requests action to prevent pets from unsafe outcomes and seeks reassurance.
Humane Eutha Aire method used at Lawrence shelter
Investigation shows the Charles Ise Memorial Animal Shelter of Lawrence uses the Eutha Aire method of disposal of animals. The process removes oxygen from the atmosphere causing a quick death in about 20 seconds. This humane method is recommended by the National Humane Society and gaining adoption by humane groups.
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Charles Ise Memorial Animal Shelter
Lawrence
National Humane Society
Humane Society
Teen Age Juries Targeted by Crime Council Critique
National Council on Crime and Delinquency criticizes teen age juries in delinquency cases. The article argues the concept is not novel, lacks evidence of success, undermines trial by peers, and may infringe privacy and judicial authority. It suggests youth advisory committees as constructive alternatives.
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National Council On Crime
Council
Dirksen Faces Modest GOP Criticism Over Foreign Policy
Washington Republicans challenge Dirksen's hard line on East-West trade and the consular treaty with the Soviet Union while backing his popular status. Fresh lawmakers like Charles Percy and Ed Brooke join veteran moderates in pressuring for input on policy and advance planning of party statements.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Senate
Congress
Dirksen
Vietnam
Soviet Union
U.S
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Charles Whalen
Ohio
Dirksen- Ford
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Whalen
GOP
Kentucky
John Cooper
Thruston Morton
California
Thomas Kuchel
Pennsylvania
High Scott
Charles Percy
Illinois
Massachusetts
Ed Brooke
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Eyes First Sign Could Signal Serious Trouble
Reader seeks advice on flashing light patterns in the eyes and the doctor cautions glaucoma and arterial disturbances, urging examination by an eye specialist. The column then addresses a distraught letter about anxiety and tranquilizer use, recommending psychiatric help and sharing concern for emotional burden.
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