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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1965
Page
2
A critical view of the United Nations at its 20th year notes better than before in some areas yet short of 1945 ideals. It highlights armistice work in small wars, budgetary inefficiencies, waning great power influence, and the UN as a forum while remaining a venue for voices on global inequities.
Dr Raymond A Schwegler is appointed acting director of the Kansas University student health service replacing Dr Ralph I Canuteson who has retired and is on a European tour. Those familiar with Schwegler expect strong leadership and a solid background with the health service.
A local child narrowly avoided eye injury when a firecracker exploded near her face during a Thursday incident. A neighbor boy lit a firecracker and tossed it toward the girl, but authorities report no serious eye damage. The piece urges avoiding personal fireworks and supports the July 4 Jaycee display in Lawrence as a safer alternative.
Clergyman Rev. Dr. Malcolm B. Knight of Jacksonville urges that beer at Luci Johnsons June 18 White House party sets a bad example. He argues alcoholic access by youths links to crime, accidents, and moral decline as teens aged 16 to 31 danced the frug and the jerk.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter accused Dr Knight of seeking publicity as she defended soft drinks over beer at a dance. Luci Johnson turns 18 on July 2 and was escorted by a pre medical student. No incidents reported though clergy protests may spark further conflict around the White House.
Hong Kong observers weigh whether Peking will send volunteers or troops to Vietnam. Some see a likely Chinese military role amid U S pressure, with Hanoi reassessing China’s possible wartime alliance as Mao's regime faces setbacks abroad.
Old Home Town recalls a 1855 all male softball team with Dr. Phog Allen Gov. Fred Hall and Glenn Cunningham playing a charity game against the all female Kansas City Dons to benefit the Cowboy Capital of the World Dodge City. Georgia Neese Clark Gray and Cap McKenzie coached. Marjorie Gayle Woodson wed Jerry Brownlee.
A devotional note emphasizes loving one’s brother as love for God. The prayer asks God to deepen awareness of Him and to reflect divine love to all people, invoking Christ in every life touched and ending with Amen.
In New York the New York Post faces a shutdown after linotype workers refuse to operate new automation. Dorothy Schiff battles unions over profits from automation while Bertram Powers presses for employee sharing. The piece argues federal laws shield unions from normal market forces.
Los Angeles Times dispatch outlines concerns that U.S. auto production outpaces readiness and service. Three new cars expose recurring defects from incomplete assembly to electrical faults and overheating, prompting questions about dealer make ready and shipment quality.
Kansas University alumni receive honorable mention for sustained performance from the American Alumni Council. Top awards for distinguished achievement go to Indiana University and St George's School Rhode Island, each funded with 5000 by the U S Steel Foundation.
A reader asks about chest X rays during a possible eighth pregnancy and is told the exposure is brief with no deleterious effect. Notes explain heel spur causes and shoe padding. A child asks about breast cancer spread and notes early detection offers good cure with five years of follow up. Cushing disease requires lifelong cortisone after adrenal removal.
AP News summarizes the 1965 census of share ownership from the New York Stock Exchange. It shows 20 million stockholders, 11 million earn under 10 000 annually, and ownership spreads across occupations, education levels, and urban-rural areas with 705 000 males under 21 and 575 000 young females owning shares.
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