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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1966
Page
2
Lawrence Journal World publication details and staff notes dated Saturday November 26 1966. Mentions editors Mayer C Simons Jr and Ernst Pontios with advertising manager EO Boll and business manager. Rates cited for different delivery options and locations.
The piece notes ongoing doubt about the Warren Report's lone gunman conclusion as authors Mark Lane and Edward Epstein challenge findings. It cites reactions by Commission members Joseph Ball and Wesley Liebeler and mentions Gov. Connally's doubt amid discussion of possible conspiracy and requests for further scrutiny.
The text argues that X rays and autopsy photos should be released for public review, noting public criticism and calls for a new inquiry. It stresses any reopening must aim at public good, avoid sensationalism, and recognize no conspiracy proven against the commission.
Washington AP reports that President Johnson had a difficult year with declining popularity and growing criticism of his administrative skill. The piece reflects on his 1965 legislative achievements, doubts about public support, and the tougher political climate as 1966 and 1967 approach.
Recap notes Al Oerter’s 1956 Olympic discus gold for KU and a Missouri Rally at the Lawrence Quarterback Club with Chancellor Murphy and Dr. Phog Allen. It also mentions KU’s upcoming football game against Missouri and historical holiday shifts in 1941 including Roosevelt’s date changes and a proposed milk law in Lawrence.
A devotional message reflects on Psalm 52 8 likening believers to a green olive tree in God house. The prayer asks God for guiding mercy and urges compassionate behavior toward all people through Christ.
A joyous note from The Small Society asserts the arts are thriving with a glorious display of local talent. It proclaims American artists finally have substantial recognition and support.
Washington report notes Democratic pressure against a major across the board income tax hike as Treasury weighs guidance to Johnson. Forecasts on business spending and Viet Nam costs shape the decision with liberal opposition favoring targeted increases over a universal surcharge.
CHICAGO AP The National Congress of 4H Clubs opens in Chicago with 1 600 youths attending as the organization shifts toward urban programs while maintaining rural roots. Kenneth H. Anderson notes urban expansion alongside ongoing rural projects and asks what youths want in a changing landscape.
A letter from Charles C. Spencer of Tonganoxie questions a 600-student raid on a Kansas State College girls’ dormitory aimed at obtaining intimate garments. He mocks the act and suggests possible causes or psychiatric treatment as needed.
The speaker notes that only one in ten former farm families remain on the farm while about one third of the country engages in agribusiness. The shift supports a broadened 4-H program cafeteria offering more diverse agriculture related opportunities.
Dear Dr Molner I share sleepiness before my period and cannot stay awake even with activity. The doctor suggests narcolepsy treated with stimulants before the period. The husband keeps lights off during TV does not injure eyes but background light can reduce strain. A friend’s diabetes discovery prompts testing sugar in urine and blood glucose after meals. screening shows diabetes is common with many undiagnosed cases.
A couple attends a party where women wear paper dresses. The talk centers on fashion satire and media phrases like All the news that's fit to print. The husband teases about paper work while the wife defends her dress and humorously cites James Reston.
Jill Haworth told Red Buttons heave s up before Cabaret debut as he did on Broadway. Lily Pons and others report similar stage nerves. A 98th birthday salute to John N Garner includes Truman gift of bourbon. Frank Church dines with MGM executives at 21 Club amid talks to star in films.
The city library shelves a broad list of titles by Garson Kanin, Gavin Souter, Abi gail Adams Homans, Art Buchwald, Georges Balandier, Leonard Wibberley and more. Included are novels, memoirs, travel histories, and translations, with notes on themes from politics to crime to culture.
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