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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1967
Page
6
A Lawrence High School senior Jerry Karr voices concern about Senator Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut. He urges accountability and possible removal if funds were misused, insisting public funds be used properly and not for personal gain.
Jenny Ashton, 17, senior, daughter of Mr and Mrs George R Waggoner, questions political funds and warns against censorship while urging public awareness of how money is spent. The quote emphasizes caution on fundraising and transparency.
Teens face questions about proper use of funds as an investigation committee weighs action. Mitchell and Hultz offer mixed views on censure while Byers urges based on committee findings and public interest. others defend the trust funds and citizens' rights.
Susan Sue Shepford leads Lawrence High School events with May 6 prom crowned Spring Queen Diane Riddle. Attendants Barbara Allen and Connie Cerne. Night Relays at Haskell Stadium feature Queen Diane and attendants. rival schools include Highland Park Leavenworth Ottawa and Topeka West. Results from class elections noted.
A cosmetologist warns teens against costly cleansers and soap and water scrubs as acne remedies. She explains dry skin triggers more oil and germ invasion, recommending milky cleansing lotion, lemon juice toning, and liquid foundation as alternatives.
Dear Mike advises a practical budget approach for a high school graduate seeking a first car. The piece compares 2 to 3 year old Volkswagens with a 1957 Chevy fantasy, discusses insurance discounts for under 25 and driver education, and suggests solid used compact options like a 65 Corvair or small Falcons and Rambler Buicks as economical picks within a 1500 limit.
The Supremes lead with The Happening followed by Arthur Conley Sweet Soul Music and the Monkees A Little Bit Me A Little Bit You. New entries include I Got Rhythm with the Happenings, Groovin by the Young Rascals, and Respect by Aretha Franklin.
Gilbert Youth Service reports teen girls struggle to dress well on a budget. A Genue magazine survey found many complain clothes are too expensive and indecision in purchases because they cannot find what they like and are unsure how outfits look on them.
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