Congress ethics codes fail to restore public trust
Critics say current proposals by Congress fall short of public demands after the Baker Dodd Powell cases. The House would publicly reveal income sources above 1000 dollars but hide exact amounts, while the Senate favors confidential reports to the controller general. Senator Stennis warns against treating lawmakers as criminals, urging a bona fide cross chamber code to rebuild faith in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Baker
Thomas Dodd
Adam Clayton Powell
Ethics Committee
Senate
U. S
John Stennis
D-Miss
Club
Congress
Baker, Dodd and Powell
Bank Robberies Rise as Banks Under prepare, Study Finds
A Yale PhD dissertation based on interviews with 132 robbers and 300 banks concludes embezzlement, not robberies, most influence bank insurance premiums. It notes low alarm and security levels at many banks and suggests criminals overestimate their odds of escape. The Kansas City area sees a surge in heists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
George M.’ Camp
Federal Penitentiary
Marion
Yale University
Lawrence
Camp
Vey
Intersection safety urged at 11th and Kentucky Streets
The piece notes frequent traffic accidents at the 11th and Kentucky Streets intersection. It cites a one way south to north flow and drivers’ carelessness due to one sided traffic. It demands a four foot high stop sign or device to force a full stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
11Th and
Ky. Sts
Kentucky
Signs to curb accidents draw close scrutiny
Officials survey the scene to study accident causes and pressure signs. They hope the effort reduces incidents and the project commands attention for its significance.
Business consultants help firms cut telecom costs in modern age
New York AP reports independent telecom consultants assist firms in reducing bills and optimizing use of complex rates and equipment. Firms like Avco Corp. save hundreds of thousands annually, while others question why major telcos don’t offer similar guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Local Heritage Notes and Historic Events Recap
A look back at community cultural events and milestones. The Robe stage cast at the high school featured Chuck Marvin Kathy Lukens Herman Mast and Randy Williams. Arbor Day tree planting by Lawrence Optimists marked Centennial Park with a silver maple. 25 years ago in 1943 Shawnee Mission won state Class AA basketball Wyandotte, Augusta, Mankato titles noted. 40 years ago in 1928 Detroit hosted the first aircraft show while a Mississippi flood bill moved through Congress and Haskell shed burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Marvin
Kathy Lukens
Herman Mast
Randy Williams
the Robe
Alec Guinness
Joan Woodward
Bridge
River Kwai
Lawrence Optimists
Centennial Park
Bob Blank
Ernie Klooz
Shawnee Mission
Wyandotte
Augusta
Mankato
George Petty
Detroit
U. S
Senate
Mississippi
Haskell
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Note
A religious snippet thanks God for an unspeakable gift and expresses gratitude for forgiveness through Christ. The prayer asks for transformation into a new person and daily obedience through discipleship with Jesus, ending in a personal supplication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelat
Pill and Alcohol Dangers Highlight Drug Interactions
AP reports a fictional case of John Jones showing how sleeping pills, diet pills, motion sickness remedies, cold remedies, and alcohol can combine to create deadly overdoses. Dr. Edward Brady warns that modern drugs interact, making harmless small doses risky when mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
John Jones
Jones
Edward S. Brady
University of Southern California
School of Pharmacy
Brady
Letter writer argues bombing in Vietnam and peace terms
J D Powers of 2309 Westchester Rd contends that stopping U S bombing would not force negotiations and could strengthen the enemy. He contrasts Johnson's San Antonio approach with Ho Chi Minh’s preconditions and urges the world to judge which side seeks meaningful peace.
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Howard K. Smith
U.S
Vietnam
Hanson
U.S. News and World Report
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Johnson
San Antonio
N.V.A
Europe
South Vietnam
America
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
J. D. Powers
Westchester Rd
Policy of Israel in Jordan Takes on Dangerous Trends
Amman notes increasing pressure on King Hussein as Fedayeen attacks surge. The Jordanian leader, ally of the United States, faces militants pressing to confront Israel while his regular army could threaten his throne if used to curb raids. A large funeral in Amman reflected rising tensions.
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Israel
Jordan
Amman
Hussein
United States
U.S
Fedayen
el Fatah
Jordan River
West Bank
Rael
Levi Eshko
Syria
al Hussein
Cemery
Wheelsport Club Defends Riders Against Critics
A Lawrence rider endorses local Wheelsport Club actions with merchants backing safe cycling. He rejects high bars and critic claims by Mrs Badger and Dale Farmer, praising dealer safety focus and club sponsorships for everyday riders. Peter T Edmunds 1222 Rhode Island.
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Wheelsport Club of
Lawrence
Dale Farmer
Wheelsports
Badger
Peter T. Edmunds
Rhode Island
Hangdog American critiqued for self doubt and guilt
A New York AP column argues the hangdog American is burdened by chronic guilt over wealth status, culture, and national pride. It denounces self depreciation, urging renewed independence and belief in one’s virtues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Uriah Heep
Westmoreland Recall Triggers Hawk Critique In Washington
Washington reacts as President Johnson pulls Gen. William Westmoreland from Vietnam. The famed hawk Joe Wallstop laments lack of consultation while arguing for more troops and a continued aggressive strategy. He asserts the recall undermines Vietnam policy and risks setbacks.
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Washington
William C. Westmoreland
United States
Joseph Wallstop
Wallstop
Army-Navy Club
Hue
Johnson
Westmoreland
Vietnam
Joe
Contraceptive Pill Dose Change Question Answered
Dr Molner reassures a reader about smaller dose birth control pills finding them equally effective. The dose must be taken exactly as scheduled to prevent pregnancy and the risk is similar to larger doses if a dose is missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Mother
K.M
Preg
Nancy
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Telephone Company and Western Union
ITT Export Corp
Young American Telephone Consumers’ Council
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Larson
Harold M. Perry
C.I.T. Financial Corp
New York State
Old Home Town
Los Anosles
Journal-World
F. Allan Hanson
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Hangdog
Curbstone
Art Buchwald
Hanoi
Joseph Molner
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