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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1967
Page
2
The Lawrence Daily Journal World publishes June 2 1967 edition with staff credits including President and Editor Polph Simons Jr and Managing Editor Jack Zimmishman. It lists subscription rates and office details for Lawrence Kansas and notes AP and ABC affiliations.
Weather expert Jerome Namias explains the unusual cold damp spring across the United States. A Pacific jet stream veered north, Arctic air poured in, and warm moist air collided causing storms and tornadoes. He notes no firm conclusions, just two cycles believed by forecasters.
A New York AP analysis outlines how weekend crowds in national parks beaches and highways create traffic noise and pollution. It notes booming outdoor demand driven by affluence with eight million boat owners and high spending on gear, advertising by Ford and others, and the irony of city dwellers seeking quiet in the countryside yet fueling a market.
A Detroit area mother, Mrs. Alfred Lane, writes to President Johnson after son Navy Hospital Corpsman Thomas Lane is killed by enemy fire. She condemns the war and calls for a clear U.S. role amid widespread confusion and frustration among families and fighters.
Kansas records 533 animal related crashes in a year causing 118 serious injuries and four deaths. Cattle lead with 375, deer 142, horses 48, dogs 30, swine 12. A fatal U S 36 wreck near Troy involved a westbound semi and steer.
The article stresses that animals such as deer and dogs must be fenced away from roads and drivers must stay alert. Night driving is especially dangerous as animal-related collisions can be deadly and costly, per state statistics.
Robert Baustian, now in Europe, is hired as associate professor of music and EU orchestra conductor for next fall. He is the sole American on a permanent European opera staff, serving as second conductor at the Hesse State Theater in Wiesbaden. KU lists 1,844 graduates. annual Endowment Association reelects Breidenthal Holmes Hill and Youngberg with new trustees Constant Endacoltt McGee Reed Jr.
The salvation of the righteous is of the Lord and he is their strength in trouble. A prayer seeks God’s near comfort and guidance in times of sorrow and distress through Jesus.
A leading Presbyterian theologian argues today's bearded unwashed hippies resemble early Christians more than modern churches do, prompting debate on protest, love, responsibility, and the meaning of agape in a world of regimentation and social critique. He questions whether hippies offer real alternatives or simple rebellion.
A letter to the editor argues against praising the film as a substantive work. The writer cites strong technical merits but calls the work sentimental and episodic with two dimensional characters. They contrast it with contemporary films noted for artistic risk and ethical complexity.
Hal Boyle riffs on everyday absurdities from honest scales to wedding wig nerves and pen colors. He skewers modern quirks while noting how society greets excess and moderation, then derides simplified cinema while nudging readers to scrutiny of big voices and trivial plots.
In Krakow the Polish Communist regime debates softer tactics toward the Catholic Church amid signs of church resilience. Vatican envoy Casaroli’s talks reveal split opinions between liberal Catholics and Cardinal Wyszynski’s hierarchy. Bishops fear a concordat would merely invite further demands from Gomulka’s regime.
Reader questions on skipping breakfast for weight loss, bunion treatment, cholesterol diet, and hormonal therapy after hysterectomy. Dr Mother advises regular small meals, warns against starvation, explains bunion bursitis and possible surgery, urges following the doctor’s diet plan, and clarifies hormonal replacement after surgical menopause.
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