Open Questions On Rights By William F Buckley Jr
The piece compares Gov Wallace and President Johnson on civil rights in Alabama and nationwide. It questions how long sit in protests should block traffic and whether the vote leads to freedom or new tensions. It weighs dissent versus law and the meaning of personal liberty in the modern era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Wallace
Alabama
Johnson
White House
Wallace
Brutus
Caesar
Selma
Pennsylvania Avenue
George Wallace
Lyndon Johnson
Martin Luther King
King
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
Dr. Johnson
Ben Bella
Algeria
Berkeley California
LBJ
Supreme Court
Dr. King
Lawrence Journal-World Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Journal World editors and staff listed with roles and contact details. Publication notes include address in Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates. Friday evening March 19 1965 edition details the World Company publication.
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Cn Ell
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Russians Walk in Space Outshines Gemini Preflight
Soviet cosmonaut Alexei Leonov becomes the first person to walk in space during a test that doubles as a rendezvous exercise for future spacecraft. The achievement shifts public attention away from the planned Grissom and Young Gemini flight and signals broader space leadership while underscoring domestic morale and propaganda goals. The American duo face a tougher spotlight as they prepare for their first joint mission next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grissom
Young
Gus
John
Alexei Leonov
America
Leonov
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikita
Congress Rejects Supreme Court Pay Increase
The House voted 203 to 177 to kill a pay raise for Supreme Court justices, denying about 27 000 a year in extra pay. Opponents cited economics while supporters argued for constitutional fairness amid debates over court decisions and judicial independence.
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U.S
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
House
Senate
Congress
Strife Within Civil Rights Movement Seen in Selma Rift
Observers note deep discord between SNCC and King’s SCLC in Selma and Montgomery. Tensions stem from philosophy jealousy and leadership clashes as SNCC protests and police clash with demonstrators.
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Selma
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
James Bevell
Southern Leadership Group
Montgomery
Dr. King
Montgomy
Sway
Rifts Grow Within Civil Rights Movement Over Tactics
The text notes tension between groups aligned with nonviolent methods and those favoring more forceful approaches in the civil rights effort. It suggests the split could widen this year, with potential internal struggles among African Americans as a major challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SNCC
Negro Voters Look Ahead
Washington Post News Service reports on Southern Negro voters gaining political power through registration gains in Tennessee and Florida, potential reapportionment, and the 1960s civil rights voting landscape, including Alabama and Georgia political shifts and the push for voting rights by national legislation.
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Sen
Johnson
Atlanta
Assembly
Alabama
Dixie
Washington Post News Service
Wadsworth Hospital listed for major repair by House committee
The Wadsworth Veterans Hospital near Leavenworth was named among 56 facilities needing major repairs by the House Veterans Committee in Washington. The item appears in the Old Home Town column reflecting 1955 concerns. The note also mentions KU Naval ROTC Ring Dance with 40 participants in Annapolis tradition.
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Wadsworth Veterans Hospital
Leavenworth
House Veterans Committee
Washington
Naval Rotc
Annapolis
Harry Still
Quantrill
Harper’s
Hixon
Still
Harper's
Lawrence Homes
TODAY'S BIBLE MESSAGE PRAYER FORPRAYER AND REMORSE
A devotional note invites readers to approach the throne of grace with boldness and seek mercy. It calls for improved prayer discipline and adherence to Jesus teaching, urging continual dialogue with God and a reverent, reverent petition.
Letters on flood control and campus discipline stir reader concerns
Lawrence readers challenge the U S Army Corps of Engineers flood plan for the Kansas River Basin noting downstream gaps east of the proposed levee and erosion threats. Another letter contrasts today’s college administration with past discipline after a panty raid at a major university, ending with student dismissals and parental notices.
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Journal-World
Turtle Creek
Kansas River
U.S. Corp of Engineers
Lawrence
The
Corp
Fall Leaf
Weaver
Lake View
Douglas County
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Lyons and Theatre News in New York and Dublin
Kathleen Winsor film rights likely fetch 500000 dollars. Artie Shaw abstains from most writing. Sean O Caseys Abbey riots are recalled. Yeats and Cyril Cusack face public scorn. David Merrick extends Roar of the Grease Paint tryout as Pickwick nears Broadway return with cost recovery in sight.
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Kathleen Winsor
Artie Shaw
Miss Winsor
Shaw
Christopher Fry
Thomas Mann
Fry
Young Cassidy
Sean O’casey
Dublin
Abbey Theater
O’casey
Abbey
Cyril Cusack
Yeats
Cusack
Ireland
David Merrick
Merrick
Ed Lester
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Toronto
O’keefe
Broadway
N.Y
Explanation of fibrosis of the lungs and cancer treatment notes
Dear Dr. Mother explains fibrosis arises from infections or dust exposure and may be irreversible. steroids have limited effect. It also notes malignant tumors can often be shrunk or destroyed by X rays or surgery, and describes nerve deafness as nerve damage with no restoration, plus uncertainty about progression and preventive steps.
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H. A
Jack Carter Deals With Pain Behind Laughs at $7500 Week
Hal Boyle details comedian Jack Carter's inner turmoil despite high earnings. Carter, a rare triple threat, says fame brings guilt, loneliness, and a craving for ordinary work and human connection. He recalls a lifelong urge to be loved and a fear of hurting others. He rose from Coney Island candy store performances to television stardom.
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New York
Jack Carter
Jack
Coney Island
Lord's Prayer as foundation for personal prayer
The editor advises using the Lord's Prayer as a model for prayer during Lent. Focus on meaning not repetition, begin with God’s fatherhood and divine will, then address needs for food forgiveness and intercession for others, always seeking God’s will.
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William F. Buckley, Jr
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Gus Grissom
John Young
Paul Good
Ralph Abernathy
Ala
Mississippi
Louisiana
South
Tennessee
Florida
Barry Goldwater
Arkansas
Virginia
Georgia
Leroy Johnson
Old Home Town
City Federation of Womens’ Clubs
First Presbyterian Church
C. E. Lindley
Allen Crafton
Chicago University
Jesus
Douglas County Commissioners
Tuttle Creek
Perry
Homer Altenbernd
15Th St
Editor
J-W
Invac
College Hill
Altruia Hall
Studes
Charles C. Spencer Sr
Tonganoxie
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Joseph Molner
Hal Boyle
Carter
Focal Church
Douglas County Ministerial Alliance
County Ministerial Alliance
Eleanor Symons
Trinity Episcopal Church
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