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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1969
Page
2
Lawrence Daily Journal World details its long history and staff roles. The 1854 founding is noted with editors Simon W. Simons and successor staff. prices and mailing regions listed. AP and ABC affiliations noted.
Lawrence KU ties thrive as Chancellor-elect Laurence Chalmers urges continued campus city collaboration. Notables like Bill Barr, Bob Billings, Frank Burge, Bill Smith, Bill Hambleton, and Donald Metzler showcase cross campus civic spirit fueling mutual progress and a bright future.
An American reflection argues Charles de Gaulle showed respect at Eisenhower's Washington funeral. The writer defends the French leader, noting his patriotism and support for France, and criticizes Europe’s nations for weak official presence. The piece calls for more De Gaulles who prioritize United States strength and stability.
Citizens line tracks and fill station lots to witness the seahower train as a gesture of respect for a great American. They seek to express admiration and gratitude for his influence on American and world history, finding comfort in shared reverence and a model of quality.
Good performance commendations go to local poll workers for improved election tabulation and reporting on Tuesday night. Despite some game delays, the process moved forward with efficiency and accuracy.
Part the workers wrapped things up in good time and got their results to the County Courthouse. It was a much improved performance over past years with Grant Township again No. 1 for speed. Last precinct folded by 11 15 and winners were known by 10 30, reflecting a job well done.
The piece argues that middle income families face rising prices as wages grow but spending grows faster. Inflation and changing pay structures push costs up while aspirations expand with each gained income. Agencies report higher benefits but one third of income gains are offset by prices, and more Americans work extra jobs to meet living costs.
In 1959 Mrs. Tom Parker became chair of the Lawrence Hospital Auxiliary with Mrs. Mildred Watson and Mrs. William Boardman as officers. The Police Department installed a breathalyzer. Isaiah Eberhart of Lawrence received the Knight York Cross of Honor at a Wichita Masonic convention, one of seven Lawrence masons to be so honored.
A devotional note reflects on Romans 5 8 Christ died for sinners as proof of God s love. A prayer asks why Jesus died if redemption was not at stake and seeks forgiveness restoration and new life now and forever.
The piece argues Nixon may be secretly negotiating with the Communists and urges a clear public briefing on whether the war remains justified. It warns that patience is needed, questions the Domino Theory, and proposes a temporary draft scheme for ages 18 to 19 to ease student unrest and preserve national stability.
A 1934 letter notes a 1 934 mill levy yielding 109 710 70 dollars and credits women with starting many libraries. It recounts Lawrence Public Library’s founding with J S Boughton’s first circulating library, Carnegie’s gift, and the current growth to 66 000 volumes and broad access for seven counties, plus shut-in services and strong child use. Naomi Shaw 1729 Mass St.
Lawrence residents Mr and Mrs Larry Freeman recount a gunshot hole found in their 3 year old daughter's bedroom wall. They fear intentional or accidental shooting and urge responsible gun use after discovering the 34 inch hole, noting their child would have been present. No suspects named.
Stanford analyst Dr. Stefan Possony warns the United States could face Soviet nuclear superiority within two years. He says SS9 missiles with 20 megaton warheads threaten underground silos and ATP antiballistic systems only deter, not defeat, a Soviet strike. Possony formerly advised the Air Force intelligence staff.
Mrs. Quentin J. Kubin of McPherson urges personal peace to end the war in Vietnam. She writes of her three sons in service, the fear of loss, and the power of daily prayer to create a center of peace that can influence others and possibly begin peace.
A reader asks about continuing antidepressants long term and withdrawal issues. The doctor says long term use is appropriate for chronic conditions and the patient’s doctor has no reason to stop.
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