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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1966
Page
3
Lawrence High School and peers host annual dress-up days. Students swap casual wear for neat outfits, with boys in shirt-tie ensembles or sport coats and girls in nicer dresses, hose, and heels. The practice boosts self-respect and a neater outlook, seen as beneficial extracurricular lessons.
Article analyzes the Economic Development Administration facing criticism for potential pork barrel behavior. It cites Foley's travel and high profile announcements in New York and Brooklyn, concerns over partisan influence, and the agency’s ties to the Democratic leadership while noting a skilled planning staff.
Lawrence’s Robert Ellsworth leads 27 GOP lawmakers in detailing three key complaints about the draft, focusing on 279000 1-A files stuck in red tape and questions over non-military labor use and reclassification plans. They urge prompt fixes to reduce delay and waste.
President Johnson moves to define federal guidance on wages prices and credit by asking top aides to propose immediate or standby inflation plans and appointing Andrew Brimmer to the Federal Reserve Board. Labor and business clash over tax and policy risks as bankers await the decision and stock markets seek clarity.
The 1956 entry notes Dwight Eisenhower announced a second-term bid in a Leap Year. Betty Broat presided over the Newcomers Fashion Show by Weavers with models Mrs. Eskridge Mrs. Sturgeon and Mrs. Beer.
A devotional passage centers on valuing God’s honor over human approval. It cites John 12 43 NEB and calls readers to seek divine will, place trivial concerns last, and pray for humility through Jesus Christ.
William Buckley Jr decries Robert Kennedy’s proposal for a coalition government with the Viet Cong as a dangerous leftward drift. The column argues the plan betrays South Vietnam’s voters, endangers U.S. interests, and marks Kennedy as aligning with appeasement forces, risking regional tragedy.
Art Buchwald mocks captions with a Washington angle on Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey hugging at the airport. The column lists mock first words from both men and ends noting a contest prize of a week in Saigon with General Ky to interpret Gen Maxwell Taylor’s remark on Bobby Kennedy.
Dr Molner explains that hepatitis can recur and alcohol worsens liver damage. Recurrent hepatitis and alcohol abuse raise the risk of cirrhosis. Jaundice is a symptom from liver impairment rather than a separate disease.
The FCC outlawed use of wireless microphones and similar eavesdropping devices for recording private conversations. After April 8 only law enforcement may use such radios to overhear talks, with violators facing a $500 fine for each day of violation.
Hollywood AP reports Jonathan Hale the 74 year old actor famous for portraying Mr. Dithers in the Blondie films was found dead at the Motion Picture Country House in Woodland Hills. Police say death by own action with treatment for low mood noted by hospital staff.
A letter to the Journal-World writer appeals for steps at the 10th and Illinois Streets intersection after witnessing a fifth accident since arriving in August. The writer questions crossing safety for school children and suggests traffic officials consider stop signs or commission-based patrols to deter wrecks.
A Lawrence writer condemns federal urban renewal as costly and coercive. He argues it displaces slum areas, shifts farmers off fertile land, and questions government waste while warning about implied power to seize property.
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