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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
8
Lawrence High School junior Ann Decker says there’s little for teens in town besides a drive in and limited shows. She requests more parks and a dedicated place for kids to dance, noting few opportunities to enjoy summer evenings.
Jane Weidensaul a 14 year old sophomore and daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Weidensaul at 3014 Nathan says there should be more things for teens to do such as teen nights at pools and venues with bands and dances. She notes there is little daytime activity and few job opportunities for youths her age. She even attended summer school to stay busy.
Eric Rundquist 15 and Douglas Riley 6 share views on youth recreation. Rundquist wants a public pool and more for teens, saying summers get boring. Riley notes ample options and predicts high Clean-Up Week participation, while allowing room for more activities.
Young Republican leaders in Omaha avoid pledges to 1968 contenders while debating the federation's future. Reagan support grows among conservatives, Romney backing fades, and Romney and other hopefuls must prove a winning stance in the Nebraska primary.
The Army will drop 11 General Orders from August 1 and replace them with three concise rules. The move ends a tradition dating to 1882 when 22 orders existed, later reduced to 12, with modest changes until now.
Aretha Franklin holds first with Respect for the third straight week. Jefferson Airplane stays second with Somebody To Love and The Association climbs to third with Windy. Grass Roots debut Live For Today while Dionne Warwick nears new buzz with Alfie. Scott McKenzie eyes a top spot with San Francisco Flowers In Your Hair. Arthur Conley shakes the chart with Shake Rattle & Roll as a Pick Hit.
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