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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1965
Page
2
Lawrence Journal World announces publication details with staff names and contact info. Friday May 7 1965 issue notes editors publishers and office address in Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates and AP and ABC affiliations.
Jazz musicians in the Soviet Union face uncertain status amid secret talks between young communist organizers and the Soviet composers union. Kosygin’s known fondness for jazz raises questions about future support or purge, signaling potential shifts in cultural policy.
The article discusses how funds may be channeled to sympathetic districts at the polls and argues for awarding projects to best qualified centers rather than distributing money to unqualified schools and individuals. It notes the temptation to deny funds to the less advantaged when tax money is involved.
The article explains porphyria and its hereditary nature with triggers like sun and certain drugs. It notes attacks, varying symptoms, and that while incurable, attacks can be prevented. It also answers questions on fluoride in water, and proper cooking to avoid trichinosis and other worms in pork, beef, and fish.
Robert L. Livington on the production staff for Royal Hunt of the Sun tests audience reactions from the back of the orchestra. He buys a Rudy Vallee designed portable seat, learns Vallee ordered three more for friends, and notes Vallee’s thrifty, practical approach. Rex Harrison signs for Mankiewicz film, Peter Sellers to star in The Magic Christian.
Prof Bernard Frazier heads KU faculty group proposing a 60 day moratorium on building plans and a long range campus plan. The piece urges careful study and broader public discussion to avoid a hit and miss development of Mount Oread.
Washington report argues fast job creation is essential to poverty programs in Detroit Cleveland and Chicago. It notes neighborhood centers draw many jobless residents while health and dental needs rise and militant groups like Two push direct action against slum owners.
President Johnson announced four National Science Foundation grants of 3.5 to 4 million dollars each for Washington University St Louis Oregon University Case Institute of Technology and Western Reserve University. He seeks to expand high quality training and research beyond traditional centers and vows further awards this year while warning against politicized or wasteful spending.
Twelve year old Tom Fisher performed in a KU play despite a broken wrist. D. C. Chance elected mayor of Os kaloosa. Dan Luster and others named city councilmen. Harold Horns name Stuart Douglas welcomed as baby. C. D. Maier elected president of Lawrence Merchants Bureau with John Schrader as vice chairman. Summer closing hour set at five. West Hills Homes officers listed. Olney resigns after 32 years at Lawrence High. J R Barnes to succeed. KU summer school fees set at 15 resident first ten weeks, 7.50 second period. nonresident 20 and 10. W Y Morgan named temporary chairman of new Board of Regents.
Today’s brief centers on I John 2 9 reminding that claimants to light must not hate others. A prayer asks God to forgive self centered focus and lack of concern for others and to guide lives as an influence for good for all people.
Prof Allen Crafton speaks at Lawrence Unitarian Fellowship on Easter, outlining three immortality concepts: nature’s spring renewal, Christian afterlife through Jesus, and social immortality via knowledge. He cites Pasternak, Butler, and Ashley and notes Shakespeare’s evolving reception over 300 years.
A meditation on immortality contrasts fleshly life with spirit, citing Chinese and Buddhist views and George Eliot. For the first time Harry Emerson Fosdick is named visiting professor at Union Theological Seminary, New York. In Topeka the Council of Churches honors Anna Ridlon for making 270 quilts since 1962 for Church World Service and refugees.
A local Catholic Jewish Protestant editorial board named Herman Cochran Paul Davis Mary Morgan and Michael Moriarty is identified as preparing the prepared text. The note signals multi faith collaboration on a community issue.
In Gallup New Mexico on Wednesday night Rita Miranda 24 was handling a 22 caliber pistol when it fired accidentally wounding Try Kelly 30 and injuring Joe Walker in a restaurant. Kelly sustained a forehead wound and a skull fracture the bullet exiting the forehead. Miranda faces a negligent use of a deadly weapon charge and is ordered to appear in court.
Hal Boyle reports from Chu Lai as 3,000 Marines and 3,000 Seabees land on a desolate coast to build a 4,000 foot air strip without a shot fired. Viet Cong losses total eight killed and 13 captured in prior hours, while U.S. casualties include two dead and six wounded. An airstrip is expected within 72 hours after unloading.
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