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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1967
Page
3
The Lawrence Daily Journal World dated historical notice lists editors Rae Simons Jr and W C Simons with staff roles News Editor Nest Suri Advertising Manager Hoeller Jianneen and others. It notes established 1854 and publication details in Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates and AP bureau membership.
The 25 year old Kansas University graduate student and motel night clerk Thomas Daniels died after two men charged with robbery and kidnap forced him to drive his car. A police bullet during the chase killed the bystander. officials question the exact source of the fatal wound but blame the kidnapers for Daniels's death.
Citizens critique using tax funds for high school student parking at Lawrence High School. Board members voice opposition to spending 20 000 for extra spaces, noting students with cars ineligible for taxpayer funded lots. Critics argue better uses exist and some call for fees with supervised parking stickers.
Analysts weigh Romney and Nixon as likely GOP leaders with Rockefeller hesitant to run and Reagan rising as a possible spoiler. Rockefeller vows to back Romney while leaving an out if state primaries force his entry, with party factions debating the best path to challenge Johnson.
The discussion centers on possible 1968 GOP contenders with Nelson Rockefeller and Ronald Reagan gaining momentum. Rockefeller, recently divorced and re-elected governor with a new wife and two children, draws attention as a strong candidate. Reagan draws national focus after the Young GOP conference, while Percy and Lindsay are viewed as longer-term prospects. Romney and Nixon remain leading names.
The AP reports a hazy June for President Johnson as war and peace remain unsettled. He stayed cool amid Middle East flare ups, rebuked Israel over Jerusalem, kept lines open with Moscow, and found some reassurance in a rare visit from King Hussein of Jordan.
1957 note reports Stanton Ball of Lawrence became a new member of the State Geological Survey. Kent Dobbins named top all round camper after Boy Scout week at Camp Naish.
A brief religious reflection centers on Pontius Pilate asking what to do with Jesus and a closing prayer asking for conscience, renewal of faith, and spiritual guidance in Jesus name. The piece emphasizes repentance and personal growth through faith.
A humorous column urges starting each day with gratitude and upbeat thoughts. The narrator reflects on morning habits, waking rituals, and the challenge of maintaining positive talk while acknowledging the humor in waking late and rushing to work.
Inside report shows former Gov. Edmund G. Brown clinging to power within the California Democrats. His stance strains the party, and White House favoritism toward Brown sparks resistance from leaders like Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh. A split delegation fight to back Lyndon Johnson looms, threatening party unity ahead of 1968.
A Glassboro resident offers a humorous take on the Kosygin Johnson summit held in his town. He notes the irony of Glassboro hosting world leaders and the rush of visitors and talk of global politics replacing local concerns. He quips about de Gaulle reacting to New Jersey.
Gov Ronald Reagan announces a 1967 68 budget totaling 5.08 billion dollars trimming 43.5 million through cutbacks in higher education and mental health. He vetoes many senate additions and signs the bill before the deadline despite a projected 1 billion in needed additional taxes to cover a 600 million deficit.
A letter discusses psoriasis, its unclear cause, and varied outcomes. It notes hereditary hints, skin turnover, and the limited role of salves, tar and steroid ointments. Treatments such as the Goekerman regimen and methotrexate are described with cautions on efficacy and monitoring.
The Michigan Legislature approved the first personal income tax at 2.6 percent as part of a 274 million reform package. It also approved 5.6 percent for corporations and 7 percent for financial institutions, with relief from property and city income taxes and repeal of the business activities tax.
In Wichita AP Judge Frank G Theis orders First National Bank of Neodesha to show cause why it should not let the IRS inspect records. IRS agent Everett L Holt seeks access to determine the bank's tax liability for 1965 and 1966 after bank vice president and auditor E R Robertson refused to produce them.
The City Library adds varied titles by C G P Snow Jean Francois Steiner and others. Notable works include Treblinka and William James biographies, Australian travel memoirs, and crime fiction set in Australia.
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