Lawrence Daily Journal World Established in 1854
The Lawrence Daily Journal World traces its origins to 1854, marking a long history as a local newspaper serving Lawrence Kansas with coverage of community news, events, and regional affairs.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1966
Page
2
The Lawrence Daily Journal World traces its origins to 1854, marking a long history as a local newspaper serving Lawrence Kansas with coverage of community news, events, and regional affairs.
Washington reports reveal a late autumn project by White House and State Department officials to democratize South Vietnam with free elections for a constituent and national assembly. The plan was shelved as pacification took priority, a misjudgment officials now regret.
In a political mini drama Governor Wallace’s bid to extend his term leads to his wife running for governor, sparking a debate on reform and succession. The piece links the Alabama episode to potential shifts in national politics and a broader look at how leaders plan for power beyond term limits.
A 1968 Lawrence Journal World item notes men using greasy hair products create a film on the pool water leaving ring around tubs. Pools may require hair washes and bathing caps for males this summer to curb the fad, hinting Lawrence might need a public pool to worry about such trends.
Editor notes the Lawrence High School Symphonic Wind Ensemble, 43 members under director Charles Kassinger Jr., performed three concerts across Pittsburg and Baxter Springs. Observers praised professional-level talent, positive audience reception, and the group as city ambassadors, urging strong community support for the school music program.
The piece argues Red China's third nuclear detonation heightens U S alertness and tests containment policy. It contrasts Chinese independence with Soviet and U S cooperation, warns of a global nuclear race, and calls for immediate expert guidance on resisting expansion while avoiding brinkmanship.
President Johnson pitched the 1966 congressional record as a Democratic edge at a fund-raising dinner, arguing the current Congress passed more laws for the people than any since Roosevelt. Republicans, led by Nixon, push inflation and Vietnam as key issues, while Johnson avoids pre-election attacks and urges perseverance for peace in Vietnam.
Pools face long hair clogging drains as operators weigh caps for men and women. Historically women wore caps while men were exempt, but rising male hair lengths prompt many communities to consider caps for all swimmers to simplify cleaning and maintenance.
Old Home Town notes a KU art education class directing The Little Prince marionette play by Maud Ellsworth. It mentions Dr. Francis Heller becoming KU Western Civilization chair, a dentist urging name tags on false teeth, and The first county high school graduation in 1892 with its 50th anniversary upcoming. Also references William Allen White and Richard Price attending KU anniversaries, Sidney Prentice at Carnegie Museum, Lt Governor Friend and Lord Halifax dinner in Kansas City, plus 1926 KU honorary degree for Chancellor Lindley and WWI casualties Faye Friedberg and Lucy McLinden.
A religious message urges readers to act on scripture James 1 22 and seek decisions in God s will. The prayer asks forgiveness for ill will and to view others with love as a path to living for Thy glory through Christ Amen.
Dear readers exchange letters discuss bust exercises polyp causes hair loss and iron deficiency. Experts advise posture benefits from exercise not size increase. polyps should be removed if accessible or nuisance. Iron supplements not universal fix for hair thinning and anemia should be treated if present.
The list features THE VERSE BY THE SIDE OF THE ROAD by Frank Rowsome and BRET HARTE by Richard O Conn Nor, plus STONEHENGE DECODED by Gerald S Hawkins and MOUNTAINS AND WATER by Christopher Rand. Other works include THE BRIDE AND THE BACHELORS by Tomkins, NO ROOM FOR BEARS by Dufresne, and DOOMSDAY SQUARE by Kay Ward Taylor.
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