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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1966
Page
2
Helena Montana district judge Lester H Loble argues for naming juvenile offenders in public trials. He cites deterrence open hearings and parental presence as key fixes, noting a drop in juvenile felony cases after three years of publicity and arguing secrecy harms good youths.
Two psychologists told Senate hearings that nations act from fear and emotional tension rather than rationality. They warned against pigeonholing minds and noted the risk of predicting behavior in Rhodesia Israel Egypt the Soviet Union and China. Congress often favors gifts that seem aimed at popularity over respect.
Discussion of Los Angeles as a pet paradise with four dogs and two cats owned by a landlord who welcomes pets despite exotic animal restrictions. A family plans to fly 72 pets east, including lizards and snakes, with $500 for boarding and transport. The LA Pet Cemetery crowd and a permissive statute contrast with the city’s quirky animal culture.
European central bankers question the American view of a slowing economy after a rapid early year expansion. They fear inflation and suspect mixed signals from Washington as U S stocks fall and car output drops, while meetings in New York discuss whether a turning point has arrived.
A recap of local history entries lists the oldest union in Kansas, a 1959 retired Lincoln School janitor honored with a canned goods shower, KU President Association funding in 1955 56, and a 1926 Norton TB sanatorium improvement with patient capacity rise from 15 to 170.
A devotional note cites Acts 4 13 RSV where the boldness of Peter and John leads others to recognize they had been with Jesus. A prayer asks God for Christlike action as ambassadors and for others to see discipleship in spirit and deeds.
William Buckley Jr criticizes Secretary McNamara for odd phrasing and semantic puzzles in his talk on military civic action. Buckley argues the concept erodes tradition, urges civilian focus for troops, and questions a shift toward compulsory service and civic duties by soldiers.
An article analyzes John Lewis role in Snick and the Nashville meeting that ousted him. It notes Snick's break with liberal establishment, its shift toward New Left goals, and potential withdrawal from the Civil Rights Leadership Conference. Stokely Carmichael leads a more radical, Black Panther influenced direction.
Esophagitis starts from irritation such as ulcers, developmental faults, or hiatal hernia, with caustic burns causing severe cases. Strictures may form as healing occurs, and backwash of stomach acids can worsen inflammation. Treatments include bland diet antacids and, for strictures, dilation. Aimed at correcting the cause or managing symptoms.
Washington reports the bathroom industry rebutting Ralph Draine's Unsafe At Any Faucet claims. Henry Cord cites bathtub sales dropping three percent and pledges defenses, licensing ideas, and a $100000 donation to educate users with safety lessons and visual aids. Draine dismisses the campaign and jokes about Brigitte Bardot films.
The Smithsonian in Washington hosts lively evening events led by director Dr. Sidney Dillon Ripley. High profile guests pack the Museum of History and Technology for balls and receptions, drawing ambassadors Cabinet members and celebrities, sparking political scrutiny over the venue use.
Notre Dame historian Francis Wallace asked Lyons for stories about Knute Rockne. A five word pregame line had players ready as Rockne peeked from behind a wall and asked, Well are you ready, girls. In Ceylon Prof. G B Little trained the first independent Olympic team and praised Rockne’s system after Duncan White set a world record with a Rockne style pep talk. Addled adages collected at Roseland close the piece with humorous maxims.
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