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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1965
Page
10
Strict personal views from Stan Musial tie California’s yearlong hour a day school training to national success in athletics. He flags potential state cuts to three hours per week as a setback for the President's Council on Physical Fitness.
The California Senate approved a constitutional amendment to divide the state at the Tehachapi Mountains by a 27 to 12 vote, sending a companion bill to the Assembly as Gov. Brown and opponents warn against breaking one state into two. The southern region would include Los Angeles, Ventura, San Bernardino, Orange, Riverside, San Diego and Imperial counties with about 10.3 million people.
In Santo Domingo a new three nation OAS peace mission arrived to push a political settlement as the civil war enters its sixth week. Previous talks by Washington the UN and the Vatican failed. the plan for a swift OAS supervised election is among possible compromises under review.
Government forces with U S helicopter support say they killed 48 Communist guerrillas in one Friday action near Vinh Long, about 55 miles southwest of Saigon. Six Reds captured. four government soldiers killed or wounded.
Daily vacation Bible school at West Side Presbyterian Church begins Monday. Sessions run 9 15 a m to 11 45 a m Monday through Friday ending June 18.
The second in a series of summer Holy Communion services will be held at Trinity Lutheran Church at 9 and 11 a.m. on Sunday. The church is located at 13th and N Streets.
Cambridge Massachusetts AP report notes more than 500 of 927 living members of Harvard’s class of 1940 gather for a five day reunion starting June 13. The group honors the late President John F Kennedy in a 25th anniversary report, a first for the class.
A Rochester medical team measured pressure from panty girdles in ten volunteers wearing various girdles. They saw wide variation and conclude girdles must be very tight to cause swelling in people with normal veins. Women with faulty leg valves may still face higher risk, per Dr Albert B. Craig Jr and Maria Dvorak.
Several minor crashes are reported with damage totals including 1100 at 7th and Mass injures none. Drivers Mark H Cook and Earl L Marsh listed. Another 210 a.m. crash at 2nd and Lincoln left Arthur A Rody with a split lip. A 6:45 p.m. collision at 9th and Ky Streets caused 950 in damage. Five other minor Friday accidents noted.
Sunday worship begins at 9 a.m. at West Side Presbyterian Church followed by church school classes and a sermon discussion group at 10 a.m. The discussion will be led by lay members and all classes from junior high up will join. Younger classes keep their regular schedule.
Seven people die in a two car collision five miles east of Rosalia Kansas during a heavy rainstorm. The Jackson family from Lincoln Nebraska includes Lyle Edward Jackson Bonnie and three sons. Dr Halburt L Dowell and wife Joyce of Eureka survive with injuries. two Dowell children were killed. The Jackson car with a trailer skidded and was struck on the driver side as both vehicles ripped apart.
Sue Ann Downey 20, of Columbus Ohio, won Miss U S A holding the scepter in Miami Beach Fla over 14 of 47 finalists and earns 5000 dollars plus a prize. Jane Nelson first runnerup represented Arizona State University. Other finalists include Judy Baldwin New Mexico and Julie Andrus Kentucky.
The ceremony featured a 00 personal appearance contract and a mink coat among prizes. The bride, who once dreamed of being a nun, now prioritizes being a good wife and mother as her proud parents Mr and Mrs John E Downey and brothers Jeff and David look on during the crowning.
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