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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1969
Page
2
Lawrence Daily Journal World provides historical editor information for W C Simons and publication details. It lists addresses Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas, contact number VI 28 1000, and subscription rates by carrier and mail for local and national readers.
The piece argues the campus disciplinary hearing system at Kansas University is chaotic and overburdened. It urges firm administrative leadership and adherence to rules, warning that outside help may be needed if self governance fails.
Rev Billy Graham and Adm Hyman Rickover urge today’s youth to follow a three fold path. They warn against campus unrest and blame pampered parenting for student lawlessness. The pair advocate a moral code a cause to serve and a creed to believe to steer society away from decline.
Shawnee County prosecutor Gene Olander criticizes the Kansas Probation and Parole Board for releasing hardened criminals too soon. He cites a 10 to 21 year penitentiary sentence with parole after less than two years and a parolee who soon faced armed robberies after release. He urges sterner handling to protect society.
Investment managers face a guiding question of what constitutes prudent investing for pension plans with more than 100 billion dollars in assets. Inflation, rising benefits, and performance demands push plans toward stocks and convertible bonds, while experts argue long term holdings justify risks.
The four foot Jayhawk statue by Prof Eldon Tefft stands in the KU Union lobby before plans to place it outside. TV titles of the era include Ozzie and Harriet The Millionaire Wagon Train Donna Reed Show Bat Masterson Circle Theater. 29 years ago 1944 local schooling records and notable deaths and travels are noted alongside Lake of the Woods fishing.
If the Spirit is the source of our life let the Spirit direct our course. A prayer asks the Spirit of the living God to lead along life’s way prevent wandering into wrong paths and guide us to serve Christ. Amen.
President Nixon's education chief Dr. James E. Allen rejects punitive bills to curb campus disruption. He urges curricula changes and supports legitimate student protests while prioritizing urban education, expanded student aid, and decentralized, integrated public schools with strong community involvement.
Chief Justice Earl Warren called a special Judicial Conference session for June 10 to discuss non judicial activities and possible financial disclosure rules for federal judges. The committee chair said the five hour meeting prompted a plan to brief the full conference early and influence potential disclosure laws amid Fortas and Douglas scandal fallout.
A five member Kansas Banking board committee was named Monday to review an application for a new bank in Basehor Kansas. The commissioner's office noted the applicant group’s leadership was not disclosed and three new board members participated in the meeting while governor’s office planned an official appointment announcement.
A reader asks why hair often appears not to grow beyond a certain length. The doctor notes real growth averages about half an inch per month with emotional, hormonal, and nutritional factors, pregnancy effects, thyroid issues, malnutrition, and scalp disease influencing actual and apparent growth, plus individual hair type limits.
A legislative committee on the tax structure asked the Office of Economic Analysis to study the overall effects of issuing industrial revenue bonds. Sen. Robert Bennett said a bill to end tax exemptions for facilities built or bought with these bonds is being considered, but reliable data on the exemption's cost to residents is lacking.
Amid talk Nixon seeks patience as Hanoi plans a 1969 offensive. experts warn Viet Cong supply cuts and Operation Phoenix weaken the South, pressing Hanoi to push an early 1970 Paris negotiation. The clash over time puts Nixon and Ho Chi Minh in an implacable race.
In a comic dialogue a man named Zapcrisp shares mounting distrust toward the Pentagon. He cites rising costs and misrepresented figures for weapons programs, from the TFX to ABM, the C 5A, the Pueblo incident, and plans to move nerve gas by rail, questioning fiscal and strategic choices.
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