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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1966
Page
2
Lawrence Daily Journal World established in 1854 marks a long-running newspaper in Lawrence Kansas serving the local community with daily reporting and archival coverage.
The 100th year marks the centennial commencement at Kansas University highlighting its record of achievement. The education program advances knowledge and citizenship, with graduates set to help build a better nation and world. The university aims for greater future contributions to mankind.
Lynda Koolish a California University coed was arrested and given 30 days probation after kicking a Nazi demonstrator who carried a Hitler sign. Nebraska reactions included a trophy gesture and praise from Governor Frank Morrison, highlighting tensions between law, justice, and anti Nazi protest.
American evangelist Billy Graham and his team conduct a London crusade amid criticism from some quarters. The British press debates his approach, with the Manchester Guardian noting ongoing skepticism about his methods and style amid Britain’s cautious regard for preachers.
Dr. Graham arrives in a hoopla campaign atmosphere with a $19,500 salary and a $10 million annual budget. A London reporter asks cost and payers, and Graham compares expenses to Cassius Clay Liston and Elizabeth Taylor Cleopatra, saying the London crusade costs about $840 and is funded by private subscription with nightly collections at Earl's Court.
Gov William Scranton of Pennsylvania announces he will not run for any public office again. He rules out the presidency and any future campaigns in 1968 or ever, contrasting his tone with 1964 when he wavered over Goldwater. The move follows similar declarations by Rockefeller.
KU held commencement for 1100 graduates and announced the energy research accelerator project with 15 sites as part of the Midwestern Universities Research Association. Clyde Reed Jr. named KU Alumni Association president with William Hogan as VP. a four foot bronze Jayhawk was gifted by the class of 1956. Marjorie Whitney named design department chair at KU after Rosemary Ketcham’s death. An auto mechanics course debuted at the high school. Lou Gehrig died in New York at 38 from a spinal cord disease. Bill Hargiss’s Coronado role disrupted by a horse accident. Arthur Hodgson of Lyons stood in.
The message highlights faith in spiritual nourishment over physical sustenance. It cites Matthew 4 4 and includes a prayer asking to hear read mark learn and inwardly digest the scriptures to grasp the hope of Jesus Christ.
Satirical report notes the Office of Economic Opportunity and HEW clash over 10 regulations limiting birth control programs in slums. Rules ban advertising aids, favor rhythm method, cap annual devices, and bar supplies to unmarried women, prompting Senate criticism.
A reader asks about keeping a child with measles or chicken pox in a dark room and the dangers of infections. The doctor explains measles risks, vaccines, and related eye and brain complications, then discusses valley fever and Pap smear meaning, plus a lengthy critique of OEO birth control policies and funding debates.
Arab embassies and Israel hold escalating social battles in Washington. Aimed at shifting power, parties, desserts, and even a planned Israeli gala at the Sheraton Park on June 12 highlight tensions. Both sides accuse the other of provocations as U S policy shifts to ease the standoff.
A city library list showcases THE FILMS OF CHARLIE CHAPLIN by Gearld D. McDonald, CLOUD WALKERS by Paddy Sherman, FREEDOM-WHEN? by James Farmer, HAMMARSKJOLD by Emery Kleen, THE HOT GATES AND OTHER OCCASIONAL PIECES by William Golding, THE LOVE OF ANXIETY AND OTHER ESSAYS by Charles Frankel, A CHOICE OF WEAPONS by Gordon Parks, MADE IN USA by Alfred Kern, THE MONUMENT by Nathaniel Benchley, HERE COMES THE BRIDES by Geraldine Napier, WHO ARE THE VIOLETS NOW by Auberon Waugh, THE CRYSTAL WORLD by J G Ballard, and THE SUM AND TOTAL OF NOW by Don Robertson.
Prince Bernhard and Louis Marx discussed a wedding guest list and a playful model invitation for future royalty. Separately Morris Novik, longtime political consultant, declined an FCC commission, noting a desire to stay in politics yet remain judicious.
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