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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1965
Page
2
The snippet lists names Dolph Simone Dolph C Simons Brill Mayer Jack Zimmerman Ernest Pontics Leo Eller appearing in a Lawrence Daily Journal World page segment. The names suggest a legal or community notice with multiple individuals involved or mentioned in a notice context.
The piece argues that teachers and administrators risk credibility when adopting Beatle or Caesar like looks. It notes tenure complicates removal and suggests officials should address appearance before actions escalate, while acknowledging possible pushback from unions and civil liberties groups.
Madrid explains the future of Spain after Franco's aging rule amid talk of a potential referendum on separating head of state and head of government powers. Possible successors and regency are discussed, with Muñoz Grandes illness and military influence cited as factors shaping any transition.
A 20 foot maple in a dusty triangle by the north side of the new State Department building was toppled by a bulldozer and cut to pieces during lunch hour to make way for a trafficway as the White House Conference on natural beauty opened its final panel session inside.
Cyrus S. Eaton reports Kosygin’s warning to Americans that the USSR may go into Vietnam with full force. U.S. officials expect tough Russian stance and military aid to North Vietnam while denying direct Soviet troop involvement. Surface-to-air missiles promised earlier are to be installed soon.
The text warns that propaganda devices and tough talk may be used to incite fear. It stresses that U S officials and citizens should remain calm and avoid panicked actions in response to rhetoric gathered from Kosygin.
Old Home Town notes citizenship for Francis Czuper family after refugee sponsorship by Lone Star Church of the Brethren. In England three runners break the four minute mile at White City Stadium, Hungarian and two Britons among them. Karl Reber announces nine promotions in local National Guard unit. 25 years ago. 1840 law student Bill Kandt discusses German mentality. Ralph T. O Neil dies after serving as Kansas Bar president. 1925 choir banquet at Country Club. Ingleside Club members host. high school building and grounds department discontinued. F E Crocker moves to advisor role.
The text presents a Bible verse from Mark about loving God and neighbor and offers a prayer asking for the Holy Spirit to inspire love and compassion in daily tasks, in the spirit of Christ.
William F Buckley Jr argues a constitutional amendment is needed to overturn the Warren Court ruling on apportionment and restore a two chamber balance. He discusses Dirksen's Senate Joint Resolution, Johnson's stance, and Senator Clark's critique of the Senate within the U S system.
A reader voices concern over plays at KU citing profanity and nudity and urges wholesome entertainment. The message also commends the Journal-World for a National MS Society drive, noting about 2000 raised for patient care rehabilitation therapy and research with clinics in Topeka Wichita and KU Medical Center Kansas City. Mrs James Z Huff secretary signs off.
Readers express sincere gratitude to all who contributed to the Multiple Sclerosis effort. The note highlights appreciation for donations and support from community members and organizations.
A White House State Department conference with wine experts discusses stockpiling finest American wines for state dinners. The proposed central cellar would cut costs on champagne burgundy claret sherry and hold six months to a year supply.
President Johnson has led efforts to sample American wines for foreign visitors. Officials say space is unavailable at the White House and State Department for a dedicated wine cellar, with Blair House serving as the only official facility.
A wife cannot order commitment. only a court can after expert testimony, sometimes via doctors. Some enter facilities voluntarily, others need court orders for care.
Leonard Lyons describes a rapid flight from Brussels to Dubrovnik aboard Sabena’s Cara Velle and a walk through the Placa the main street of the ancient port city. A customs officer greets travelers as Dubrovnik’s preserved Walled City is praised for its millennium old fortifications and seafront setting.
In Kham Duc Vietnam a planned summer palace for Ngo Dinh Diem sits unfinished on a 6 000 foot plateau after his murder. The site houses a civilian irregular defense training camp with U S Army Special Forces support as troops worry over possible Viet Cong attacks amid wild mountains and jungles.
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