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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1966
Page
6
A consolidated notice lists church names pastors and worship times in Baldwin and surrounding areas. It details service hours for Catholic, Methodist, Baptist, Church of Christ, Assembly of God, EUB, and other congregations, including Sunday school and midweek activities.
Local religious groups announce worship hours and activities. Jewish Center at 917 Highland Dr led by Ralph Wolfson holds Worship Services and Family Evening Friday at 7 30 p m. Sunday School at 10 a m. Sunflower Lodge 2368 B n a i B r i t h meetings. Assumption Catholic services with Father Robert 2 Pool Masses at 8 a m Sundays first Friday and daily 7 a m. Confessions Saturdays 4 5 and 7 30 8 30 p m. Wallace R May minister. Morning Worship a m with coffee and conversation at 10 15 a m. Bethel Methodist church 11 miles west of Baldwin led by Robert B Anderson with Bible Study at 10 a m Worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m.
Rev. Floyd L. Hawkins founder of Lifeline in Mexico City will speak at the First Assembly of God Church at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Lifeline provides spiritual and psychological help. Hawkins conducts evangelistic crusades among Mexico City's about 200000 English speakers. Twenty years ago he founded the Latin American Orphanage at Acapulco and led it for 16 years.
Trinity Episcopal Church choir presents a Bach cantata titled God's Time is Now and Ever More the Best at 10 a.m. Sunday replacing the regular service. Soloists include Nancy Caston and Alfred Lata, with an orchestra including J. Bunker Clark on virginal, flutists John and Carole Boulton, Nadine Tonsing on viola, and cellists Don Beene and Evan Tonsing. Director is Sheila Brown.
A Springfield customer saw a boy fall from a third floor window and caught him after he bounced off a store sign. The 3 year old, Harold Roosa, was treated at Springfield Hospital for minor cuts and bruises. The rescuer left the scene without revealing his identity.
Two Lawrence residents, John R. Miller Jr. and Stephen Smiley, join 63 others on the spring semester honor roll in the Kansas University Business School. Miller lives at 1350 Strong Ave and Smiley at 1703 W. 24th St.
U S officials say North Vietnam has lost about one fifth of its air strength in air to air combat with American jets and has received few replacements from the Soviet Union or Red China. The force is now about 60 planes with 17 MiGs downed in dogfights. Most U S losses come from anti aircraft fire. Officials see no clear Soviet or Chinese air combat involvement.
In the Courts section a long list shows multiple defendants from various cities with charges including reckless driving speeding stop sign improper license and traffic signals. Fines range from 2 to 75 dollars with several cases awaiting parole or involving drunkenness and worthless checks.
Community notes detail visitors and relatives in Towanda Illinois. Mr and Mrs Gene Foley and family from Boulder Colorado attended a Foley family reunion and visited Mrs Mary Cook. Henry Papenhausen of Los Angeles named head of Garfield Hospital Inhalation Dept starting Aug 1. Richard Cook at KU Medical Center improves in cast. Local weddings and anniversaries featured with Reno and Shingleton Salmon ceremony.
A reader asks if there is a limit to taxes and if it has been tested in court. An AP survey notes there is no constitutional cap on total taxes, though federal, state, and local take totals about 28 percent of Gross National Product. Individual rates have varied widely from 7 percent in 1913 to 94 percent in 1944-45, with recent ranges around 14-70 percent.
In Richmond Virginia Howard W Smith 83 longtime House Rules chairman suffered his first ever defeat in a political life spanning six decades. George C Rawlings Jr 44 attorney liberal led by 645 votes in a 53 000 vote Democratic primary canvass adds 281 votes to initial margin. State Board must certify results.
A garbled horoscope block offers sign by sign guidance. Aries should work precisely in the morning and plan home fixes later. Taurus faces early money worries but can rely on allies and property deals. Gemini emphasizes health, deals, and practical ideas. Moon Children benefit after lunch with expansion and helping others. Leo should avoid nagging and focus on charity. Virgo solves credit issues in the morning then enjoys time with friends. Libra plans approaches for favors, lunch with higher-ups helps. Scorpio evening activity favors important tasks with kin harmony. Sagittarius warns against needless disputes with a loyal friend. Capricorn prefers cooperation to ease tensions and accept duties. Aquarius stresses self-expression morning and critical work later. Pisces seeks pleasant activities to defuse home tensions and pursue important aims.
Fifty-one executives from 21 states attend the four week Management Development program at the University of Kansas. The intensive sessions run July 10 to August 5 with daily instruction from KU and guest faculty. Participants invest over $2,000 including fees, salary, and travel as they study administration, finance, and marketing.
Washington AP Harold Holt of Australia recounted a casual White House moment with Harold Wilson at Chequers. Holt said Johnson joked about Liberty Statue and Ft. Knox while noting Wilson’s relaxed talk on world issues during a luncheon.
A U.S. Air Force C47 transport from Lisbon brushed wingtips with a Spanish F104 jet while approaching Torrejón base and crashed six miles south of the runway. All nine aboard survived as the aircraft burned. the two Spanish fighters landed safely.
The House approved a 3.3 billion dollar two year foreign aid program by 237 to 146, defeating a Republican bid to cap at one year and cut 250 million. The bill moves to the Senate, with a conference committee likely if Senate adopts the one year version, and final funding to follow in later appropriations.
An Associated Press survey highlights a deep Negro unemployment crisis labeled disaster proportions. It reviews federal efforts since 1964 including EEOC actions, court orders, and civil service compliance, plus plans by plans for progress to remove racial bias in employment across government contracts and private firms.
Thirty six high school science teachers attend Kansas University summer institute to learn modern chemistry fundamentals. Sponsored by the National Science Foundation the seven week program runs June 20 to August 5 with stipends and dependent allowances. Some participants are in KU Graduate School earning six hours credit. Directed by Clark E Bricker.
Actor Keenan Wynn, 49, inherits most of the $290000 Ed Wynn estate after the comedian died June 19 at 79. The Aug. 22 1961 will probated Thursday leaves $5000 to five grandchildren and a friend, $2000 to a niece, and $1000 to each sister-in-law and two nieces’ pals and his daughter-in-law.
Douglas County Commissioners will hear testimony on August 1 1966 at 10:00 a m in the Courthouse in Lawrence Kansas regarding proposed addition of a 164.6 acre tract in Section 10 to the City of Lawrence and related parcels including East 100 feet of West 1537 feet of North 750 feet of the Northeast quarter. Four Seasons Inc of 1915 West 24th is notified as owner of record.
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