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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1968

Page

3

Kansas highway tax burden among lowest in nation

Opponents of a gasoline tax increase cite state road funding as weak. Figures from the Bureau of Public Roads show Kansas collects $57.73 per vehicle, far below the U S average of $77.63 and behind Missouri $68.41 Nebraska or Oklahoma $84.95, and Colorado.

Kansas Bureau of Public Roads U. S. Department of Commerce Union United States Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Colorado

Propaganda risks in wartime photo captions and verification

A discussion of how propaganda can distort radiophoto captions from Saigon to New York. It notes a caption labeled by AP as U S soldiers at a Vietnam service, later reinterpreted by Communist outlets as demoralized survivors, urging verification and cautious judgment.

Associated Press Peking Hanoi Saigon New York U. S Vietnam Red Liberation Army

Vietnam War crimes debate and Montagnard killings cited

The piece argues that U S troops committed the gravest Vietnam War crimes through bombings napalm and attacks on cities while communist forces killed Montagnards in the central highlands. It notes refugees from North Vietnam faced massacre as Viet Cong used them for support. The author condemns both sides for brutal acts and calls U S action hypocritical.

U. S South Vietnam Vietnam Monguard Central Highlands North Vietnam

Americans Proud of Genuine Military Efforts

The record portrays actors as noble souls pursuing bona fide military goals and argues Americans can be prouder of their performance than some claim. It emphasizes restrained portrayal of atrocity perpetrators and valor in legitimate actions.

Quotations on aging and political spectrum from Casals and Malraux

Pablo Casals at age 90 muses on aging and thought accelerating decline. Andre Malraux reflects on a paradoxical era where political labels shift and the center falters, challenging historical judgment.

Pablo Casals Andre Malraux

Grumbling Over Quality in Manufacturing Today

New York AP reports rising complaints from corporate purchasing agents about declining quality in manufactured goods. Factors blamed include high volume production, aggressive cost cutting, and a tight labor market reducing pride in workmanship.

New York Jack O’connor Purchasing Week Magazine

Lawrence Lions Clinch Northeast Kansas League Title

Historical notes show Lawrence High School Lions securing the league crown as Lawrence defeated Highland Park 40 30 and Leavenworth beat Atchison. KU beat Oklahoma 60 59 with Wilt Chamberlain starring. Ray Evans praised as Big Six top athlete with 22 points in basketball football and base ball.

Ray Culbertson YMCA Topeka Lawrence High School Lions Leavenworth Atchison Lawrence Highland Park Wilt Chamberlain Oklahoma

Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Reminder

A devotional note presents Galatians 6 2 urging believers to bear one another’s burdens and offers a prayer thanking God for Jesus Christ. The prayer asks grace to follow his example, showing love and compassion to those in need wherever they are.

God Jesus Christ

Morale Shifts and Middle Age in a Modern World

A Los Angeles Times writer argues female workers face different morale trends than men as age groups shift. The columnist reflects on how readers in their 20s to 40s react to industry theories and seeks peace with his own creaking morale and aging.

Jack Jack Smith Los Angeles Times

Letters to the Editor on dogs and civic responses

A reader disputes coverage of a local dog story citing Disney films and TV. The writer urges humane sourcing from Lawrence agencies and cites Cornell and Ohio University studies, sharing personal dog bite records to illustrate mischaracterization.

Journal-World Robert Mengel Walt Disney Lawrence Police Department Health Department Lawrence Humane Society Cornell University David C. Rife University of Ohio

Time for a Change in city and school budgets

The Lawrence Journal-World reports rising costs as the City Commission and School Board push for large increases. The city budget rose by 22 percent and the school budget by more than 29 percent, signaling a sharp funding emphasis that affects local services.

Lawrence Journal - World House Committee Topeka Lawrence Paper Co Kansas Power and Light Kansas Public Service Co NEA LEA

Pants and politics mix in Masai controversy and city woes

A Kenyan Tanzanian dispute over Masai dress draws government warnings and debate over modernizing traditions. The piece shifts to comment on Western influence on African youths and then to local civic quarrels about city policy, taxes, schooling salaries, and governance responsiveness.

Johnson's Deep Trouble Over War Build-Up Policy

Washington reports President Johnson may approve up to fifty thousand more troops and nearly ten billion dollars to Vietnam, with ongoing reappraisals of war strategy. Leaks note increased infiltration from Sihanoukville, Mekong delta cadres, and fiscal strain as Johnson fights deficits and political opposition.

Johnson Washington Vietnam William Westmoreland U. S White House Westmoreland Saigon U.S Sihanoukville South Vietnam House Ways and Means

Bar vs Press: ABA debate over fair trial and free speech

The American Bar Association adopts the Reardon report urging limits on crime news coverage and contempt powers for officials. Critics warn such rules threaten press freedom and judicial independence while urging voluntary codes to curb excesses without censorship. The debate centers on First and Sixth Amendment tensions and the role of courts, police, and media in ensuring justice.

House of Delegates American Bar Association Reardon Trail New York Times Press Bar Bench George C. Edwards U.S. Sixth District Court of Appeals Supreme Court Tom Clark Bar Association Washington Vietnam U.S Sai- Bon

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