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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1966
Page
2
The 5 to 4 decision shielded law-breakers from questions by police when suspects refuse to talk, prompting critics to warn it hampers enforcement. Chief Justice Warren led the majority, with minority dissenters voicing sharp disapproval and calls for retirement.
Ladies increasingly study stocks as bargain hunters. Detroit clubs started mid May at a market low and 300 new clubs formed in April. National data show average club losses around 2 percent year to June but some clubs gain. Members switch into attractive issues, with reports of diversified purchases and rising prices in some holdings.
The piece argues self esteem has a role but excessive pride harms progress. It cites the United States ranking 14th in infant mortality, down from 6th in 15 years, and lists Sweden, the Netherlands, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Australia, New Zealand, Britain, Czechoslovakia, Japan, France, and Canada as better in infant survival.
The speaker criticizes high government spend on moon missions while public health programs lag. He notes Americans have shorter lifespans than many nations and argues funding spent on space could fund hospitals and clinics. He calls for prioritizing health before prioritizing lunar exploration.
The 1956 note shows Eddie McBride and Gary Ray as Red Sox pitcher and catcher during a break in a Little League game. A $28 000 addition to the Lawrence Post Office on the back lot was begun for parcel post. Harry Winters Jr. was elected commander of Dorsey Liberty post of the American Legion with officers Lindley Brien Roy Bolton Ernest River Rt Rev Msgr George Towle and Harold Barr.
A devotional message reflects on Psalm 139 14 RSV praising Gods wondrous works and personal knowledge. A prayer thanks God for forgiveness and asks guidance to fulfill His purposes through Christ our Savior.
The dissenting John Harlan warns the majority courts have blurred Fifth Amendment limits by treating the police station as a surrogate courtroom. Justice White argues the waiver standard shifts the burden on prosecutors and may curb truthful confessions, prompting calls for code redrawing and further constitutional clarifications.
Mrs. Hope Shackelford, Wichita English teacher, promotes extensive use of newspapers in classrooms as up to date, real content. She urges starting with sports pages for reluctant readers and using journalistic style to rewrite nursery rhymes, stressing critical reading and curricular change.
Arlene Dahl recalls a peculiarly practical gift from Alexis Lichine. His usual Christmas presents are ashtrays from his vineyard bearing the recipient’s name. A week before their wedding he presented the ashtray already engraved with her maiden name.
An ex Marine argues in a Journal-World letter that service members are not happy to be in Vietnam and that the U.S. should have foreseen World War II similarly. He praises troops yet urges stronger action by others while noting veterans’ pride.
Washington feud pits Secretary John Connor against Assistant Secretary Eugene Foley over regional development powers. Connor erodes Foley authority while Foley is bypassed on commission chair appointments. Deep personal and ideological rifts fuel public cross‑talk and a looming personnel reshuffle.
Miami AP account of a morbidly obese individual beginning a long starvation diet from 508 to around 396 pounds. The subject details daily weight loss, psychological prep, and battles with cravings while under medical supervision. He describes procedures, temptations, and a routine of weighing and monitoring vital signs as he pursues a goal near 200 to 250 pounds.
A reader asks if thyroid problems cause weight issues. An overactive thyroid can cause weight loss with a good appetite and symptoms like nervousness sweating rapid pulse and tremor. Another reader asks about vaginal ring removal for cleaning and irritation risks and potential chronic vaginitis from leaving it in place.
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