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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1966
Page
5
McCain outlines a hog operation adding two current structures and two more, including a nursery and finishing building. Stock will move between buildings until reaching 200 to 220 pounds for slaughter. He emphasizes rapid growth, high nutrition, and avoiding fatty pork to please neighbors. McKinney agrees, noting a pleasant sweet smell of success.
Farmers report steady rains are key as Douglas County faces a dimmed wheat outlook due to green bugs. Wheat yields vary with moisture, with last year at 30 bushels per acre on 30 000 acres. this year about 70 percent of normal but could improve with substantial rains. May rainfall to date is 1.94 inches vs 4.57 inches normal. Weather bureau forecasts low precipitation tonight and Friday.
Johnson says Congress could approve a broad plan beyond current state laws. The President sent a bill and letters to leaders outlining a new system applying to primaries and local elections. It would cap total financing from any single source at 5000 dollars, addressing limits in present law.
Johnson notes the 5000 dollar cap could be evaded by spreading funds across pockets in a single suit. He calls for repealing ceilings on total expenditures for public office. Current limits include 25000 dollars for senatorial campaigns and 5000 dollars for House campaigns. Under present law national committees may spend up to 3 million annually but multiple committees exist and state exclusive committees fall outside the rule.
Thirty-two senators weighed cuts to U.S. ground forces with 29 favoring a gradual reduction to a token presence and eight opposing further cuts. Dialogues from Dirksen Kennedy and Kuchel frame the debate on NATO solidarity and the Atlantic alliance amid shifting U.S. defense posture.
Anti Americanism grows as Ky forces quash Da Nang uprising while Hue erosion continues. U.S. officials express relief no more bloodshed and urge a swift war effort against the Communists and a transition to civilian rule. Brig Gen Phan Xuan Nhuan backs the government and some troops aid Buddhist roadblocks in Hue.
The nuclear powered attack submarine Flasher has completed two days of sea trials in Groton Connecticut. Navy officials said the Thresher class vessel performed successfully during testing and trials.
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