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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1967
Page
2
The Lawrence Daily Journal World, established in 1854, serves as a historic newspaper record for Lawrence Kansas. Its long-running publication reflects the city's civic and cultural evolution through local news, events, and community updates.
U S Senator Everett Dirksen of Illinois angrily rejects questions on his parttime law work with the Peoria firm Davis Morgan and Witherell. He denies being a partner and defends the practice as personal and non conflicting while urging ethics rules for Congress.
A long review of federal campaign finance law shows repeated calls for reform. President Johnson urged changes and Congress barely acted, while real campaign costs rose dramatically due to media and travel. The 1966 Cincinnati House race illustrates how committees, not individuals, drive spending.
The passage praises a courageous pioneer whose actions provided new guidelines and helped lawmakers regain public prestige. It notes the lasting impact on governance and the benefits to future generations.
Old Home Town Dale Bowlin, Keith Stanley, Theodore Gray and Ed Stellmacher were elected officers of the University Club. There are 82 KU faculty promotions, 47 at the Medical School, and Agnes Brady, Jose Stapleton, William McEwen and George Springer named full professors. In California, KU's Bill Nieder set a 61-81 in the 16 pound shot at the Relays. Kerr succeeds Ruthrauff as Eudora High principal. Dusty Rhodes Drive-In seeks night man. Floods in the Mississippi Valley displace many. Haskell students stage a Shakespeare play for graduation. Forty Sachem alumni eligible for KU commencement reunion.
A devotional note cites Philippians 4 8 RSV urging truth honor justice purity loveliness and grace. It asks God to forgive distractions and transform lives toward the Father’s will with a closing Amen.
Nixon shows strong poll numbers and a Washington headquarters but faces growing Southern delegate losses due to Tower and Kirk candidacies. Wallace and Reagan threaten from the right, with Reagan wooing Southern delegates and fuel from California. A Eau Claire straw poll hints at Reagan support, but Nixon still leads among independents and Democrats in Vietnam endgame questions.
Dear Dr. Mother advises that a breakfast with protein improves energy and alertness in school children. Cereal and milk help but adding bacon eggs or meat boosts nutrition. Include tomato or citrus juice for vitamin C and energy.
Kay E. Whitfield and Noreen E. Hillary became the first female troopers in the Michigan State Police in a Friday swearing-in. Each 25, they joined 40 men and completed a 12 week course with 27 male dropouts. Whitfield, from Pontiac, previously Kalamazoo policewoman. Hillary, sociology major at Marymount College, has Grand Rapids roots and prior social work experience.
In a Washington shop, a shopper riffs on NRA gun cues urging self defense and militia aid. Two men debate arms from .22 pistols to 20 millimeter cannons, ending with one buying a bazooka as the scene highlights gun culture and paranoia.
About 800 delegates at the Central Kansas Conference adopted a resolution urging President Johnson to pursue de escalation of the Vietnam war. They urged careful consideration of Hanoi’s offers and a personal appeal to the United Nations NATO and SEATO for global peace efforts.
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