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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1966
Page
2
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An opinion piece contrasts Hawks and Doves in Washington, arguing for a negotiated peace in Southeast Asia. It warns that continued escalation could trigger global conflict, highlights President Johnson’s uncertainty, and calls for a nonviolent, self-determined future for Vietnam.
Wichita banker Dale Cruser warned workers that massive space programs may neglect Earthly needs. He noted shrinking rural communities and welfare rolls exceeding 10,000 in his hometown, urging focus on sustainable local employment and welfare reform amid space exploration ambitions.
A Wichita banker urges leaders to focus on happier and more contented life on Earth rather than expensive lunar missions. He argues common sense is scarce in high governmental circles as costs rise and times grow tougher.
AP report notes President Johnson faces eroding public support and shrinking Democratic majorities as elections approach. It highlights dwindling confidence in his handling of the war in Vietnam and suggests he must campaign actively for his party with Congress’s performance uncertain.
Betty Washington Chapter D A R held a covered dish luncheon at the Community Building for its last meeting of the year. Flag Day was observed. Phyllis Carter left for a summer in Norway as part of a group of ten U S residents to live there. Ex Gov Harry Woodring announced his bid against George Docking for Kansas governor.
A daily Bible verse urges living in the present with faith. The accompanying prayer asks for God’s guidance, mercy, and alignment of desires with His will as believers seek daily guidance through the Savior.
An Associated Press survey shows doctors split on Medicare effects as July 1 launches new eligibility. Predictions include higher fees for specialized doctors, possible hospital crowding, longer surgery waits, and shifts in private patient billing. Administrators foresee billing changes and more clerical work as hospitals adapt.
John O Connor of Los Angeles County Hospital says more clerical help will be needed and costs will be itemized. Massachusetts General Hospital faces higher Social Security levies costing about 300 000 dollars more this year. Some see Medicare discouraging hospitals from employing chiefs of surgery and radiology, while others remain optimistic about increased access for lower income groups.
Washington columnist notes public outrage over extensive bugging and wiretapping in the United States. The satire scenes Sampson Klutznick advocating broad exceptions for agencies and private interests in a proposed anti-wiretap law.
In Tiburon California a garbage truck crashed into the Ponti home after the driver Sexton Davis 28 reported brake failure. The truck snapped a utility pole as it plowed through a side wall and garage, awakening Mrs. Charles Ponti and her 6 year old son Jonathan who mistook the noise for an aftershock.
Dr Molner explains warming leftovers can encourage bacteria and food poisoning risks on picnics. He notes thorough reheating can dry food and that keeping foods cold is crucial. He also urges quitting smoking to help emphysema and affirms continued annual pelvic exams for women, regardless of age, with caution about Pap smear results.
Washington report notes Young Democrats push for bi racial integration in Mississippi as a path to rejoin the national party. Leaders like Hodding Carter III and Cleveland Donald spearhead chapters while Eastland era opposition remains strong but challenged.
A catalog of new titles including World of the Great Horned Owl by Austing and Holt, Aesthetics and Technology in Building by Nervi, and The Big Spenders by Heebe. Also listed are The Better Half by Sinclair, All About Entertaining by Corinth and Sargent, Disaster by Default by Graham, Death of the Sweet Waiters by Carr, The Railway Police and the Last Trolley Ride by Calisher, and more.
William Raborn told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he would provide substantive intelligence but refuse to disclose sources and methods. The disclosure came as a Senate battle over CIA supervision looms, following a February briefing that sparked tensions between oversight and cloak and dagger activities.
New York police stopped Councilman Joseph Modugno for speeding as he hurried to City Hall to vote on the city budget. He declined an offered escort and later said he would vote against the budget, which then passed at night.
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