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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1966
Page
1
The Saturday Column discusses rising UN doubts among long standing members citing a shift from diplomacy to bloc politics. It notes Canada's push for Red China seating and questions on Rhodesia sanctions, NATO strains, and European ambivalence impacting未来 prospects.
Douglas Henning of Kansas University says Mount Oread students can find on campus work with about 40 listings plus 50 work study openings and jobs in residence halls and the Kansas Union. He notes 2,200 students have on campus jobs and 1,000 off campus, with most employers seeking part time help during the holiday period.
Lawrence notes that KU ends Thanksgiving break at 7 30 a m Monday with classes resuming. Many students plan to return this weekend after visiting families. The vacation began 5 30 p m Tuesday and most offices were closed Friday. Christmas vacation starts 12 30 p m Saturday Dec 17 at Mount Oread with classes resuming Jan 3 at 7 30 a m.
President asserts military operations stay successful and the U.S. will seek extra funds next year up to 15 billion dollars. He cites light losses and the need for facts and figures before any tax decisions. Johnson says income tax was only casually discussed with no firm stance.
The Church of God Holiness at 419 Lincoln will sponsor a revival series at 7 30 p m daily from November 27 to December 11 led by evangelist Winfield Poe of Gravett Arkansas.
Edwin Steele of Route 4 reported a burglary at his home last week resulting in the loss of four guns and one camera valued at $775. The case remains under police investigation.
The New York social set buzzes over Truman Capote's Plaza Hotel party Monday night. About 500 guests including Kansans Mr. and Mrs. Odd Williams attend, with Capote enforcing black tie and black and white masks.
The Associated Press reports highway fatalities rose to 333 by 6 p.m. Wednesday with 69 under 18, during the Thanksgiving period ending at midnight Sunday. Last year’s holiday toll hit 615, while a four day nonholiday count reached 546 deaths, and the all time holiday peak was 720 in 1965. Also noted are year to date totals and rookie notes for the Knicks.
Kansas quail facts debunk common myths. Stocking pen birds offers little impact. good habitat governs crop size. Quail live within about a half mile unless forced to fly far. many die before year one. Mexico quail do not mix with Bobwhite. blue quail stay separate. Archery deer season ends December 9. archery deer permits due December 1. A Kansas visitor, John Peterson of National Observer, will file a story. The Fish and Game Office considers a reply to a reader asking where to shoot pheasants and indoor quail.
Employes of the Kansas Public Service Co in Lawrence voted 13 to 7 Friday evening to affiliate with Union Local 6407 Communica pene Workers of America AFL. Felix Karlin said the vote, under NLRB sponsorship, includes construction repairmen and meter readers. A bargaining committee will be formed after a Monday meeting. Contract talks to begin in about two weeks.
South Viet Nam's 117 member Constituent Assembly debated a bicameral legislature after receiving a drafting committee report. The body must draft a new constitution by March to enable civilian elections planned for late 1967.
The 17.5 percent federal highway program cutback will lower the actual value of new road building contracts in most states and the District of Columbia this fiscal year. Backlogs of over $1 billion will be frozen, with states to decide where reductions occur.
Starr and Mabel Glenn express sincere thanks to relatives and friends for flowers cards and gifts that made their anniversary and open house memorable May God bless you all.
In memoriam for my dear husband Clarence Kiser who died November 26 1950. Time does not dim our memories which grow sweeter with the years. Sadly missed by Wife
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for cards flowers and sympathy during bereavement for the family of William Cadwell.
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