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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1965
Page
2
Inland note lists staff roles and history for the Lawrence Daily Journal World including editor, publisher, and office contact details. It references the World Company publication, date range from 1891 to 1952, and the Sixth and New Hampshire Streets address in Lawrence Kansas.
The piece argues for expansion at Kansas University while urging preservation of Fraser Hall. It credits Chancellor Wescoe for defending the replacement plan and notes loyal alumni and friends remain engaged, aiming to guide KU toward a strong long term development of its physical plant and historic landmarks.
The U S military gains from Viet Nam and Santo Domingo include major officer turnover, field problem solving, and new restraint techniques. Many career officers gained battlefield experience, training a new generation in climate, terrain, and casualty response to save lives in future conflicts.
Commencement exercises at Luke Air Force Base Arizona honor 60 German pilots trained to fly the U S Lockheed Starfighter. West Germany owns 90 of the jets costing 1 2 million each with Germany paying about 225 000 per pilot for training. The air base offers ideal weather and wide ranges for handling the fast fighter as Germany rearms with American help.
Military observers say the People-to-People style program risks straying beyond borders but could foster long term links. Young pilots would return to the Luftwaffe with American friendship slang music dances and in some cases American brides.
KU marked commencement with 1000 graduating seniors at Memorial Stadium Dr M E Sadler of Texas Christian University delivered the address Gov Fred Hall Chancellor Murphy and Lester McCoy spoke brief ly Dr J W Ashton became head of the English department Temperatures reached 92 degrees before rain fell Mail delivery to Lawrence residential districts began on trial basis Louis Cowdry was to become KU s 10000th degree recipient Two plays were staged in Robinson gym as part of commencement activities
Daily devotional excerpt cites I Timothy 2 5 asserting one God and one mediator Christ Jesus. Prayer asks for daily wisdom grace courage and nobility to lead others to Christ in the Master's name.
Dr John C Rose of Georgetown says by 2000 life expectancy will rise slowly with women reaching the 70s or near 80 and men the low 70s while health gains will improve comfort and vigor in old age through better treatment of arthritis and infections and potential cancer control.
Charles Neuringer and supporters argue to preserve Old Fraser. they challenge the chancellor and state architect, calling plans to replace it with a modern design irrational and emotional. They propose a moratorium and even a drastic preservation method to keep the historic building intact.
A reader offers a modest plan addressing the Fraser controversy. The proposal suggests practical steps to prevent further destruction of Old Fraser and to address concerns about the building’s architectural style. It emphasizes preservation and feasible changes.
A note suggests the current administration is laying groundwork for the next election with a slogan promising raised spending and taxes and a dig at Fraser. The message names Ralph E. Brown of Westwood Rd as a source.
A reader explains daily five o clock drinking except Sundays to cope with reading Lawrence news in the Journal World. The note frames alcohol use as essential to stay informed.
Secretary Udall announced the first allocation of federal funds for state and territorial outdoor recreation facilities. Kansas receives 144,700 while Missouri gets 201,428 to develop and improve park and recreation sites.
A 10 percent iron chloride drop on a wet diaper changes blue if phenylalanine is present. Early screening for phenylketonuria can prevent mental retardation by adopting a special diet, so test every newborn.
In Paris the Duke of Windsor attends a private screening of A King's Story with the Duchess, while Leonard Lyons reports on newborn screening for PKU. He notes timing tests, the costs of blood versus urine tests, and urges early composite testing to prevent brain damage, plus remarks on affected demographics.
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