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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
2
The piece applauds President Johnson’s push for industry and banks to curb overseas funds and notes signs of improvement in the balance of payments. It calls for better press action to attract European tourists and teaches Americans to greet visitors more cordially, citing rude city service workers as negative examples.
Gov. Mark Hatfield of Oregon appears ready to run for the Senate seat now held by Maurine Neuberger. The political consensus favors Hatfield, 42, as a strong rival, with Oregon’s powerful women in politics shaping the race. If Neuberger steps aside, Rep. Edith Green or Rep. Robert Duncan may seek the seat. for governor the Democrats eye Howard Morgan as a potential candidate.
The piece urges action on state highway 10 from Kansas City to Lawrence whether or not the S O W Eudora site is chosen for the atomic accelerator. It argues the road is dangerous due to curves hills narrow lanes and heavy traffic and questions how many accidents will occur before improvements are made.
In 1955 the 19th Street Merchants Association elected officers Lee Zimmerman W E Grover Edgar Harrison and Glen Squires. Dr Ralph Bunche spoke in Abilene and his remarks were televised for See It Now. Bunche, UN negotiator and 1950 Nobel Peace Prize winner.
A devotional note presents Esther 4 14 and prays for guidance to fulfill tasks with Gods help. The message emphasizes reliance on divine strength and ends with a prayer in Jesus name.
William F Buckley Jr notes the House Education and Labor Committee approves a repeal of Taft Hartley Section 14B by 20 10 and Rep Powell aims to graft it onto Civil Rights Act provisions. The piece laments weak committee hearings and predicts a Senate filibuster fight with Johnsons leverage and labor union pressure shaping the fate of right to work and individual liberty.
Harvard's new Francis Peabody Terrace married student dormitory by Sert Jackson and Gourley, along the Charles River in Cambridge, gains AIA honors for its bold mixed-height plan. The 22 story towers linked to low terraces create bridges, walkups on lower floors, and elevators serving every third floor.
Postmaster General John A. Gronouski announces that nearly 25 percent of the 34 000 U S post offices are obsolete and outlines a five year plan to build 4 500 new facilities at a total cost of 800 to 850 million dollars.
Bob Hope received an honorary degree from Monmouth College and urged graduates toward a destiny of building future machines. Leonard Lyons notes Feldman plans Casino Royale with Terence Cooper as Bond and a cheeky face fix line. Jack Benny opens Las Vegas show joking about a jeweler and debt. Madeleine Sherwood revisits her Freedom Walk with a Montgomery march and a Do I Hear a Waltz role.
A doctor notes recurring abdominal pain in an eight year old with headaches dizziness and sinus trouble. He outlines possible causes epilepsy stomach or bowel disorders kidney infections and related lymphatic involvement while stressing that diagnosis requires in person evaluation and testing.
A 7 week old puppy owned by Marines helps alert a squad to an ambush near a bridge south of Da Nang. Corp. Jackson, wounded thrice, shoots a Viet Cong berserker and saves the unit while Lance Cpl. Curtis Jackson and Sgt. Hilton Williams hold the line. After hours of fighting, Viet Cong slips away as dawn nears.
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