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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
4
Robert Co. Ruark argues the Rockefeller death penalty reform creates two faults. A second stage review jury shifts burden from law to jurors, risking leniency. Plea deals allow life sentences without trial, risking abuse and wrongful acquittal of innocence.
Lawrence Daily Journal World front matter lists editors and staff led by Dolph C. Simons with managing editor Jack Zimmerman and Ernest Pontius. It notes the World Company publish location Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and subsidies rates for subscriptions and circulation details.
Two more outstanding Lawrence summer events are near. The American Legion Horse Show runs Thursday through Sunday at the 4-H Fairgrounds, followed by the Jaycee Fireworks Display on Thursday July 4 at Memorial Stadium. Both add to the lively local summer scene.
Pete Schrag bought swamp land near Burrton Kansas in 1947 and built Pete's Puddle a popular recreation spot. He now earns 600 to 700 dollars weekly from fishing swimming camping and hunting with three lakes and stocked spots. The venture is expanding under his family run operation and may be renamed Willow Lake as it grows. His success inspires Kansas to embrace private enterprise and potential future gains for the state.
Washington chatter suggests snow may delay passage as Congress debates President Kennedy's civil rights proposal. Most agree a strong bill will emerge, possibly up to 90 percent of Kennedy's plan, though final concessions and timing remain uncertain ahead of December.
The U S secretary of agriculture Orville Freeman plans a Russia trip prompting questions in Washington about secrets and whether the visit aims to learn how not to produce surplus food. Soviet farm shortages are cited as the main problem while the U S enjoys a surplus used at taxpayer expense.
Critics in Washington warn against lavish public relations for aid seeking nations. They argue glossy brochures misrepresent modest needs and harm chances for assistance. Members of Congress editors and officials fault impersonal high end promotion as inappropriate for poorer countries.
The Supreme Court this year is seen as taking an active role in solving domestic issues. It led in questions of segregation and discrimination, apportionment, and trial procedures, reshaping government power and pushing states to address inequities. The Court’s actions contrasted with Congress and the presidency, highlighting a shift toward judicial innovation. Washington Post News Service
Ten years ago in Topeka Kansas Bar approvals flowed for Ruby Lee Biggs Hausherr and Bernard Hausherr of Lawrence with Dan Hobson Jr. among the group. Also listed are camp and cinema notes, Golden Wedding honors, and WPA inventory plans in Douglas County. Three decades earlier, deans wives gatherings, AMA rural doctor support, and rabies concerns in Lawrence are noted.
Scriptural message urges repentance and forgiveness through Jesus and calls believers to seek the Holy Spirit. A prayer asks God to empower and guide all Christians to be witnesses inviting all people to find hope in Christ.
The article argues De Gaulle can force the issue by withdrawing France from NATO command and its core ties, leveraging power over the Common Market and Berlin policy. Adenauer’s stance warns US leaders to respect Paris Bonn primacy, while France doubts NATO’s necessity and US reliability in a nuclear age.
Doctors agree the patient suffers heart failure with fluid in the lungs rather than a heart attack. Treatment includes oxygen and diuretics. fluid removal hinges on improving heart efficiency. Do not seek a lung specialist. focus on heart care and monitoring.
Music note on The Emperor Jones by Gruenberg and its $660 share at the Metropolitan Opera. Via Veneto buzz over Fellini film rights priced at $400,000. Scansi critiques designer rivalries while Mindling joins Arlington track after quitting Morris agency. Slush book note highlights The Conversion of Chaplain Cohen unsolicited manuscript at Bernard Geis.
Cherry McCabria argues the Lawrence program’s expansion benefits all students beyond job training. She notes that “opportunity room” and IQ scores are outdated concepts and emphasizes social integration, tailored education, and the goal of a worthwhile place in society for gifted, average, or slow learners.
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