Lawrence Journal World 1966 May 19 front page note
Historical notice listing publication details for the Lawrence Journal-World including editors, office address, subscription rates, and mailing information dated Thursday May 19, 1966. The item preserves era context and publication metadata without reporting news events.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Two KU Alumni Leaders Named Heads of Board
Kansas University announces Kenton Cravens of St. Louis will be the Alumni Association president and Roy Edwards Jr. of Kansas City will serve as vice president. Both are high achievers in banking, finance, and seed industries and have long supported KU as civic leaders.
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Kansas University
KU Alumni Association Board of
Kenton Cravens
St. Louis
Cravens
EU Endowment Association
Roy Edwards Jr
Kansas City
Rudy- Patrick
W. R. Grace and Co
American Seed Trade Association
Field Seed Institute of North America
Edwards
Publication of traffic court names sparks debate on juveniles
A Montana experiment shows traffic court name publication widely read and linked to quicker driving. The Ottawa Herald criticizes secrecy in juvenile cases and notes Kansas changes lowering the juvenile age, potentially shielding offenders and hindering public scrutiny.
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Montana
Ottawa Herald
the Herald
Kansas
Swift Justice for a Kidnap Killer Stirs Debate
A provocative remark suggests a brisk, harsh form of punishment for a young kidnapper and killer, provoking debate over whether swift justice equals true justice. Public sentiment appears divided on the ethics and effectiveness of such punishment.
Shade Gap hostage case ends swiftly after fatal gunfight
The narrative describes a gun battle ending with the death of kidnapper William Hollen baugh and the rescue of 17 year old Peggy Ann Brodnick unharmed. It argues for swift resolution over protracted trials and notes the killer’s guilt and prior life loss.
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Shade Gap
William Hollenbaugh
Peggy Ann
Market Stirs Worry Binge
The piece notes a shift from exuberant growth to cooling in early 1960s like April and May, with stock markets wobbling while wage and factory payrolls rise. It highlights high personal income, strong factory output, and lingering optimism in non stock sectors despite some downturns in auto and highfliers.
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New York
Detroit
Wall Street
Colleges and Draft Deferments Clash With War Ideals
William Buckley Jr. argues that protests over college cooperation with Selective Service boards reveal a clash between university autonomy and national policy. He notes that draft deferments rely on class standing and testing, that colleges must provide information to boards, and that war mobilization has made such cooperation unavoidable.
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Selective Service Boards
John
College A
College B
Selective Service
CCNY
Michigan State University
Central Intelligence Agency
National Defense Education
National Defense
Robert Hutchins
KU panty raid quelled by chancellor and dean on scene
Old Home Town recalls a 1956 incident at KU where Chancellor Murphy and Dean of Men Woodruff arrived to quell a panty raid, ending the event quietly. The piece also notes a tea honoring Dr. Hungerford for 45 years at the university and Miss Lawrence pageant winner Mary Ann McGrew.
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Murphy
Men Woodruff
H. B. Hungerford
Department of
Entomology
The
Kansas Union
Mary Ann McGrew
Wellington
Miss Lawrence
Fay N. Seaton
Manhattan
State Board of Social Welfare
Payne Ratner
Ben Barteldes
Lawrence Jaycees
Richard Barber
Lawrence
Coronado
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Verse
A devotional note cites 1 Timothy 4 12 urging youth to be an example in conduct and faith. The accompanying prayer thanks God for love and asks for dedication to Christ to honor Him through actions and words.
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Father
Christ
Jesus
Testing for the Testers Could Be Loads of Laughs
Washington humorous critique on a Selective Service college test for deferment, proposing satirical questions about South Viet Nam policy. The piece mocks officials and suggests testing state department and White House leaders, ending with a simulated exam format and true/false prompts.
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Washington
Selective Service
State Department
South Viet Nam
Robert McNamara
CIA
Hanoi
Saigon
Johnson
AAUW House Beautiful Tour Praised by Lawrence Branch
Lawrence AAUW expresses gratitude to the Journal-World for extensive publicity of its annual House Beautiful Tour. Co-chairman Mrs. W. M. Morton notes the tour was an outstanding success thanks to the newspaper's coverage.
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Lawrence
American Association of University Women
The
Journal-World
W. M. Morton
Aauw House Be
Travel Ban For Nation Criticized
A State Department official told a Senate subcommittee that travel is a basic right not to be left to unchecked executive power. Phillip B. Heymann urged against Eastland’s plan to bar travel for all or classes of Americans to foreign countries. The department backs a May 5 bill to curb executive discretion and formalize travel limits under defined conditions, replacing old passport rules. Current policy already restricts travel to North Korea, North Vietnam, Communist China, Cuba, and Albania.
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Washington
State Department
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Executive Department
Phillip B. Heymann
Department
Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs
Subcommittee
James C. Eastland
Mississippi Democrat
Secretary of State
Heymann
Cash to Help the Liberals Won't Be Easy to Collect
Washington on the eve of a peace march, youth and left wing elites gathered at Michael Straus home to raise funds for anti Johnson Viet Nam candidates. The National Conference for New Politics seeks 65 000 dollars to back 50 peace candidates with King Casady Bond Spock leading the drive.
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Washington
White House
Michael Straus
Interior
Roosevelt
Lcons
Benjamin Spock
Johnson
Viet Nam
Straus
Mr. Johnson
National Conference For New Politics
Fifth Avenue
Manhattan
Simon Casady
California
Julian Bond
Student Non- Violent Coordinating Committee
Snick
Georgia
Dr. Spock
Martin Luther King Jr
Hanley
Syracuse
Liberal Party
New Left
Norman Balabanian
Syracuse University
University of California At Berkeley
Preparing a child for hospital tests at age six
A parent asks how to handle a first hospital stay for kidney tests. The author urges honesty about discomfort, using a pride appeal and a cherished item to comfort the child. They suggest the doctor may recommend one parent present early, then leaving the child settled with support as needed.
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