Lawrence Journal-World March 22 1966 brief
Lawrence Journal-World issue date March 22 1966. Edition details the newspaper’s publishing info including editors and rates. Lists circulation figures and Associated Press membership.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1966
Page
2
Lawrence Journal-World issue date March 22 1966. Edition details the newspaper’s publishing info including editors and rates. Lists circulation figures and Associated Press membership.
The Perry project near Lawrence will cost about 48 million dollars and create roughly 12 200 acres of surface area with over 120 miles of shoreline. Officials aim to transform the lake into a scenic garden spot to serve nearby population centers. The Thompsonville Overlook offers dramatic views of the dam site. A Clinton Reservoir, about 6 miles west of Lawrence, is planned for the early 1970s and could become a premier Midwest recreation area within ten years.
The article argues that some clergy participated in demonstrations and civil disobedience, defending actions as moral or God directed. It warns that such rhetoric equates personal judgment with law and undermines government by law, leading to widespread lawbreaking.
The five nominees include Lee Marvin in Cat Ballou Rod Steiger in The Pawnbroker Laurence Olivier in Othello Oskar Werner in Ship of Fools and Richard Burton in Spy Who Came In From The Cold Steiger is favored but the field is close with Marvin noted as weaker for a comedy performance.
Brief humor notes about wrong way driving circulate, featuring a gag where a motorist tells an officer he was going one way. The joke collection includes various quips and situations reflecting motorists’ mistaken directions and humorous excuses.
A police scene highlights the danger of wrong way drivers who enter one way streets despite clear do not enter signs. The frightened motorist in the right may freeze, collide head on, or suffer injuries or worse. Defensive driving remains essential.
A Reuters style overview notes mixed signals in the economy's 61st month of growth. Durable goods orders slump while housing starts fall, and business leaders plan cautious inventory rises. Banking talks of higher costs and possible m
A 1956 note shows grain elevator construction near 19th street and Santa Fe tracks. Twin sisters Charlotte Hodge and Sarah Stephens were honored at a surprise party planned by Julia Carey. Academy Awards honored Marty with top sweepstakes. Magnani and Borgnine won acting Oscars. Earlier items recount 1941 theater manager return and a sold out Rip Van Winkle, plus 1926 basketball title win and declining church buildings amid rising membership.
A devotional note presents Romans 7 19 about doing evil despite good intentions. A prayer to the merciful Father asks forgiveness for hidden sins and sins of the heart and mind through Jesus name Amen.
In a March 16 grip session 71 freshmen voiced frustration with leadership over voting on the situs picketing bill and fears of a Republican wave. They accused Speaker McCormack and party chiefs of indifference while seeking a path that avoids a Senate kill.
The narrative describes Jesus being questioned in the high priest’s house while Peter, in the courtyard by a fire, denies knowledge of Jesus. A maidservant identifies him, prompting a second denial, followed by a third denial with an oath as bystanders listen.
Twentieth Century Fox rushes Batman film using TV cast. Sonny and Cher to play Tarzan and Jane in Bang Bang spoof. Morgan producers host black tie zoo premiere with Johnny Weissmuller Fay Wray. Ormandy auditions at Carnegie Hall for Philadelphia Orchestra. Natalie Wood eyed for This Property Is Condemned in Vietnam world premiere. Marguerite Piazza’s four children attend Royal Box opening. John Van Altena read 212 books in 17 months after East German prison. Barbra Streisand travels to England for Funny Girl run. Lee Solters accompanies her at Pan Am. Robert Morley to star in Nightmare Abbey in London. Jonathan Miller to direct film version of Alice in Wonderland with Coward Gielgud Sellers.
Entertainment still wins viewers as NBC CBS ABC interrupted regular programming for the Gemini 8 flight emergency. Audiences complained aloud about losing Batman Lost in Space and Beverly Hillbillies while bulletins warned of aerial threats and military alerts.
The article explains how poison control centers handle thousands of calls yearly and who calls them. It notes the need to stay calm, provide exact substances, save vomit for analysis, and follow expert advice. It discusses risks of solvents and caustics, the role of hospital care, and cautions about stomach pumps and inducing vomiting. Prevention remains key.
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