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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1966
Page
2
A feature quotes Mrs. Ky Ky on her role as first lady amid Vietnam turmoil. She discusses flying duties co pilot on a DC-3, pride in her husband, training with a pistol, and hopes for a safer life for her family away from politics. She also hints at fear and weariness over the country’s fate and the dangers of interviews.
Lawrence Daily Journal World published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. Established in 1854 W C Simons editor 1891 to 1942. Subscription rates carrier four cents weekly yearly eighteen dollars and twenty cents by mail Douglas counites nearby eight dollars per year elsewhere eleven dollars per year. Zip code 66044. Second class postage paid. Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press.
The piece argues inflation and the Vietnam War will be top issues in the 1966 elections, with economists urging tax increases to curb demand. It notes political forecasts vary, with Republicans seeking gains and Democrats wary of losses, as Johnson faces criticism over inflation management and economic data.
Colleges expect a wave of no nonsense students funded by the Cold War GI Bill. Veterans receive 36 months of study, with monthly stipends varying by dependents, and vocational education covered. Educators praise veterans for focus and dedication as campuses prepare for June through September enrollments.
Experts warn that lack of real communication creates rifts in families and society. Parents scold while teens feel unheard, forming mental ghettoes and clashing with adults. Authorities place poor dialogue as humanitys top threat, surpassing bombs or famine.
Counsellors say improving parent child discourse could reduce terrors of teenage years and boost world peace prospects. Parents and children both must engage for meaningful communication.
A Las Vegas survey found women in flat shoes can play slot machines for four hours while those in high heels wear out in about two hours. Uncle Charlie quips his wife could drain him in two hours with her spending.
Safety factor one notes air travel is far safer than driving with 0.14 fatalities per 100 000 passenger miles for airliners versus 5.7 for private autos. It recalls about 50 000 Americans killed in motor vehicle wrecks last year, with speed and carelessness cited as main causes.
Wall Street shows skepticism as officials insist growth can continue without overheating. Banks face funding challenges while demand pushes borrowing for new plants and equipment. Auto sales hit March records with many buyers choosing monthly payments.
A review of KU basketball history notes Maurice King joining the 300 point in a season club after Clyde Lovelette B H Born and Bob Kenney. Other members named include Charlie Black Allen Kelley Dallas Dobbs and Otto Schnellbacher. </s>
Today scripture urges producing fruits worthy of repentance from Luke 3 8. A prayer asks God to create a clean heart and renew a right spirit within me in Christ’s name Amen.
A confidential Florida poll for Gov. Burns shows Mayor High leading Burns 34 to 28.5 with 18.5 for ultra-segregationist Scott Kelly and 19 undecided, suggesting a May 3 runoff and a broader shift toward urban-led growth and enfranchisement challenges to rural dominance.
William McChesney Martin Jr and four Federal Reserve colleagues vote to raise the discount rate to curb inflation. President Johnson delays, appoints Andrew Brimmer, a swing vote. Analysts say the inflation threat calls for tax increases and possible wage and price controls. Martin is praised for foresight.
Leonard Lyons reports Morris L. Ernst blasting crime shows for inflating homicides on TV suggesting NBC programs could improve with grand billing. Herbert Hutner, fresh from divorce by Zsa Zsa Gabor, recalls Columbia College tie to reunion brag and jokes about colors and gems. Murray Schisgal begins karate lessons but quits after instructor advises barefoot footwork through snow.
The doctor explains that after biopsy reveals cancer, further treatment aims to remove all cancerous tissue. Surgical removal is common. X rays may shrink or destroy cancer in some cases, or follow up to ensure no tissue remains. Most cures occur when cancer is found early and treated promptly.
Hal Boyle recalls explaining St Patrick to seven year old Sean using Batman and Thrush as comparisons. The boy imagines Batman while Boyle highlights St Patrick as a historic helper against bad forces and notes St Patrick Day on March 17 celebrated by Irish families and descendants. Sean’s school play adds a comic twist to the holiday tale.
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