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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1966
Page
3
Lawrence Daily Journal-World ran from 1891 to 1952 under editor W. C. Simons. It notes daily publication except Sundays and lists contact information, pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions, and service areas including Douglas and neighboring counties and nationwide rates.
Real estate brokers argue for a single home financing package that includes furniture and appliances. They say it would cut servicing costs and simplify loans, avoiding multiple charges from separate lenders as families purchase a home and its extras.
A Soviet Russia report accuses Russian police of fabricating case solvability and misreporting crime results to maintain an image of efficiency. The piece cites a chief listing 98 percent solved cases while actually solving far less and notes a restaurant robbery went unsolved until workers bore the loss.
Cecil E Bassett Jr a 27 year old doctor who died in a June 1964 crash near Baton Rouge is remembered by his father Cecil Bassett Sr who launched a nationwide letter campaign to reduce highway deaths. The elder Bassett urged clearer accident reporting and seat belt warnings, hoping his son’s tragedy would spare others and that officials might consider car safety alarms. The letters drew responses from across the country and even a government agency requested permission to reprint.
Cultural experts praise the musical play as a dramatic evolution in American art beyond musical comedy. Cecil Smith notes the genre blends drama with music, citing works like South Pacific My Fair Lady West Side Story Gypsy Music Man Oklahoma and even My Fair Lady’s global influence including Russia.
Dr. Calvin G. Thayer a longtime University of Oklahoma English professor resigns in protest against what he calls Oklahoma's apathy toward higher education He plans to teach as a visiting lecturer at Ohio University in 1966-67 and cites a lack of state support as a key issue The resignation prompts reflection on Oklahoma’s education system and its regional standing in the Big Eight Conference
Many Americans gravitate to fully furnished model homes and buy similar units only to find mismatched or missing furnishings at move in. Landscaping adds costs, while proposed housing bill amendments before the Senate Finance Committee and House Banking may provide help for those needing complete home packages.
AP reports mid May revision shows 1966 capital spending at 61.3 billion, down 45 million from March goals as some sectors trim while others raise investments. Industries increasing include electrical machinery and aerospace, while steel and petroleum face cutbacks amid inflation and market pressures.
A compilation of brief items from 10, 25, and 40 years ago. 1956 notes Thomas R. Buckman joins KU as acquisitions librarian after Sweden fellowship. 1941 events include a plaque dedication at Pope Hall Leavenworth and tours by Sam Elliott of Fraser Hall. 1926 Vinland High School alumni gather to initiate graduates and announce a new Varsity Theater with a Reuter pipe organ costing $25,000.
A devotional notice presents I Peter 2 9 NEB praising believers as a chosen race and royal priesthood and a dedicated people. A short prayer thanks God for the privilege of serving and asks for faithful prayerful work in Christ’s name.
Santo Domingo reports conflict as the U S Committee on Free Elections undermines Ellsworth Bunker s mediation efforts in the Dominican Republic ahead of a ballot due next Wednesday June 1 The committee s planned 150 observers threaten U S influence and the OAS backed process while Bosch supporters accuse right wing forces of intimidation and maneuvering in a tense political climate
Senator Jacob Javits of New York was named the 1966 National Father of the Year and accepted the George Washington medal from the National Father’s Day Committee in New York. He is mentioned as a potential 1968 Republican vice presidential candidate and has three children.
Cellulitis is a spread out infection below the skin caused mainly by streptococcus or staphylococcus. It can recur with reinfection and requires rest, heat, and appropriate antibiotics to aid the body's healing. stopping treatment early increases relapse risk.
Hal Boyle reports on how top businessmen use facial masks eye pads and other grooming products to combat signs of aging and fatigue before speeches TV appearances and boardroom meetings. The market has expanded with hundreds of products and more firms adding virile looking cosmetics for men seeking youth and vigor.
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