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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1967
Page
2
Lawrence Daily Journal World a Lawrence Kan newspaper established 1854 by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets editors Fellows Simons and Dolphio with staff and rates listed for carrier and mail subscriptions across Douglas County and beyond.
Douglas County leaders fault state and local Republicans for neglecting highway funding as the Kansas Highway Commission funnels nearly 70 million dollars statewide while Douglas County receives about 140 thousand this year. Local officials urge bold action from the new highway board to secure bridges over the Kaw River and overdue projects around Lawrence.
The piece argues most citizens misunderstand Vietnam War gravity and cost. It notes nearly 11,000 U S troops killed and questions who among civilians has sacrificed or given up ordinary pleasures for the war effort.
The piece argues that war labor shortages drive improved conditions elsewhere and condemns the Vietnam conflict as costly and deadly. It notes defense spending near 232.3 billion over four years, compares to World War II totals, and questions how high costs must rise before the nation becomes war conscious.
Federal regulation of industry is set to spark national controversy for months, with cigars and cigarettes at center. FCC proposes balancing ads with anti smoking PSAs while FTC urges stronger health warnings, raising questions on who decides what is reasonable and the impact on rights, health, and commerce.
A 1957 record shows Douglas County farms numbered 1325, down from about 1600 in 1940, with average farm size rising to 202 acres. The piece also notes the Truman Library dedication in Independence with Eleanor Roosevelt and Sam Rayburn as guests and recalls the death of Greenwich native Fred Starrett, 90, builder of the Empire State Building.
The message urges living as free men in Christ without abusing freedom but as servants of God. A prayer thanks God for liberty and asks that freedom be used to honor Him and reveal His joy through Jesus Christ.
Drill sergeant laments the rise of four letter words as a chic social language. A New York psychiatrist argues obscene terms reveal hidden desires and empower women at cocktail parties. The sergeant worries profanity erodes army discipline and warns recruits may be hardened by mothers’ usage.
Hal Boyle reflects on memory shaping identity and time with anecdotes of past eras. The piece muses on how memory bridges present life with what has gone before and what may come, recalling social norms and public life from earlier decades.
Premier Saad Jumaa announced that 6 094 Jordanian armed forces members were killed or missing in the Arab Israeli war with 762 wounded and 463 taken prisoner. He compared these totals to Israeli losses of 730 killed and 2 800 wounded.
In Salt Lake City a tavern riot left Ethiopians beaten as a police riot squad intervened. Ethiopian language instructors say University of Utah officials guaranteed their safety while in the city. About 120 Peace Corps teachers prepared for assignments in Ethiopia. classes were canceled for two days. Assessa Mehretu and 14 instructors involved report racial tensions and attacks following insults toward Ethiopian students.
New York city investigators dressed as tourists found horse drawn carriage drivers charging up to four times the legal fare. License Commissioner Joel L. Tyler revoked seven licenses and suspended one driver 45 days after reviewing complaints from couples after their proms. The legal rate is 5 dollars for the first half hour and 2 dollars for each additional half hour.
Washington officials and Chicago leaders show a public policy split over how to handle teenage gangs in Negro slums. A $927,341 grant was approved for the Woodlawn Organization to aid job training, while police favored jail. Mayor Daley approved the grant amid a raid on the group the next day, signaling a contentious approach.
Dear Dr Mother advises gradual changes for a 30 month old who rejects vegetables, eats excess sugar, and relies on meat and sweets. Emphasizes patience, no soft drinks, and balanced meals with milk and fruit to improve nutrition and prevent constipation.
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