Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and publishing details
The document lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead with roles from President-Publisher Bee Jrenbpanaie through Editor W. C. Simons and offices at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. It also gives subscription rates by carrier, mail, and locations including Douglas counties, Kansas counties, and the United States.
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Farmers Face Severe Weather as Chance and Chance
The piece reflects on farmers as constant gamblers against nature. A harsh winter followed by heavy rain in March and sudden temperature drops intensify the struggle for agricultural livelihoods, highlighting how weather tests resilience and perseverance of farming communities.
One-Way Ticket Push Over Jane Fonda Statements
A prisoner of war says he would pay for Jane Fonda to take a one way trip to North Vietnam if she loves the Hanoi approach as she suggests. He criticizes her stance on the Vietnam War and prisoners treatment while noting cease-fire violations by the Communists. The piece closes with a moral on motivation.
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North Vietnam
Jane Fonda
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Miss Fonda
Jane
Vietnam
Penal reform gains and pains in a crowded agenda
The piece argues the penal system is neglected as politicians favor visible projects and face voter pressure. It highlights Gov. Robert Docking of Kansas backing a $202,33 million pilot for two community based juvenile housing and evaluation, urging policy focus beyond traditional corrections.
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Robert Docking
Kansas
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Kansas eyes community based homes for juvenile rehab
A report by a special public health and welfare interim committee urges shifting focus from institutional juvenile facilities to community based homes. The plan seeks to keep youths in near normal environments to aid rehabilitation, arguing early intervention prevents crime and that correctional schools too often teach crime rather than guidance.
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Kansas
Econ Enigma for Nixon
New York AP reports a deepening administrative dilemma as inflation climbs and Congress pressures action. The piece weighs free enterprise ideals against potential price freezes and the risks of distorted supply demand and delayed production. It compares current issues to the 1930s debates over presidential versus congressional power.
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New York
Congress
Gasoline explosion damages Bellinger Electric in 1963
A fuel gas blast at Bellinger Electric, 814 Mass., caused heavy damage but no injuries. Palm Sunday services opened Holy Week observances. KU Alpha Tau Omega announced a 160000 expansion to finish by fall. Drought warnings persisted in Lawrence area about trash and rangeland burning.
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Bellinger Electric
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Lawrence
Gladys Snart
Alford-Clarke Vfw
Kansas
H. D. Johnson
Wichita
Oklahoma
Louise Nelson
H. W. Craig
Washington
Loretta Young
Paul Lukas
Eddie Cantor
Maureen O'Sullivan
Andy Devine
Daily Bible Message of God is Love
A devotional note emphasizes divine love from first John 4 8 and offers a prayer inviting God as the source of beauty and love. The writer asks for open hearts to God in daily life. Amen.
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John
Father
Two modest law and order points for New York mayoral race
The author critiques liberal crime policy and urges reforms in New York's judiciary. He argues for constitutional changes to appoint judges, cites Missouri Plan style selection, and calls to reexamine the exclusionary rule and its impact on trials.
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Warren Court
New York
Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Roses In Lawrence Garden Face Cold Spring Damages
The article discusses rose garden troubles from a severe early freeze, with many hybrid tea canes dead or weakened. It advises uncovering after mid spring, feeding plans including 10 10 10 fertilizer, bonemeal, and systemic insecticide options, and notes variation in protection by location. It highlights the Medallion rose as a notable new hybrid tea.
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American Rose Society
Gypsy
Electron
Medallion
Lawrence
B B King Delivers Blues Mastery After Late Start
B B King played Hoch Auditorium before a full crowd though eight of nine guitarists were delayed in Kansas City and initial sound was harsh. The king’s guitar and voice carried the show as he recovered from acoustics and timing to deliver a masterful encore with The Thrill Is Gone.
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Kansas City
King of the
Hoch
Hoch Auditorium
Marion Palfi Exhibit at KU Art Museum Dares Tyranny
The KU Museum of Art hosts a comprehensive show of Marion Palfi’s social research photography in black and white. Her essays such as Suffer Little Children and There is No More Time probe poverty confinement and racial signs, urging questions and potential change. Gallery talk by curator James Enyeart follows.
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Daumier
Rouault
Marion Palfi
America
University of Kansas Museum of Art
Palfi
Marion
James Enyeart
Lee Witkin
New York
Enyeart
Journal-World Opinion Page Editorial Notes
The page outlines the role of opinion writers and cartoonists in presenting personal views. It emphasizes informed citizens evaluating criticism and commendation and the democratic need for open interchange of ideas on public affairs.
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