Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead notice
Historical newspaper masthead details for the Lawrence Daily Journal-World including editor names and roles, ownership by The World Company, publication location Lawrence Kansas, contact and mailing rates, and Bureau affiliations. No narrative event is described.
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The
World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence, Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
KU Centennial opening shines at Inter-Century Seminar
The Kansas University centennial observance opens with Deane Malott reflecting on 100 years, followed by Wescoe's remarks and humorous praise. The event features engaging lectures, elegant gowns, and fine music, signaling a strong start for the four day celebration.
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Kansas University
Deane Malott
Wescoe
Malott
Tree Planting Contract Touts Milford Reservoir Site
Kansas State University agreed to a 170000-dollar contract to plant about 259000 trees at the Milford Reservoir near Junction City to beautify the lake area. Officials note Perry and Clinton reservoirs near Lawrence already have strong forestation and will gain further landscaping as development continues. Col. Miles Wachendorf, head of the Kansas City area for the Army Corps of Engineers, will depart this summer for a higher post in Washington after instrumental work on Perry and Clinton projects.
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Kansas State University
New Milford
Junction City
Kansas
Lake State
Milford
Perry
Lawrence
Clinton
Miles Wachendorf
Kansas City
Army Corps of Engineers
Corps
Washington
Col. Wachendorf
Wachendorf
Col
Galen Gorrill
Camp Robinson
69Th
James Malin
Kansas History Teachers’ Association
Yankees
Senators
Cal hardens stance after Free Speech Movement era
Cal administration vows discipline over disruptive students as it stages a turnabout in campus life under Chancellor Heyns. Alumni praise the shift from the Free Speech Movement era toward stricter norms and orderly conduct on campus.
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Cal
Heyns
California
Cal Berkeley cracks down on radical campus disruption
Chancellor Roger Heyns enforces campus political rules amid abuse and disruptive tactics by a small minority. At least 19 students faced discipline for violations, including three dismissals and one probation. a non student was arrested under a 1985 trespass law for illegal participation. The move aims to restore order and stability in campus life.
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Roger Heyns
California University At Berkeley
Cal
Boyns
Specialization Expands at Summer Camps Across the Nation
The trend toward camp specialization grows with 5 million children aged 6 to 16 expected at about 10 000 camps this summer, up from 1950 figures. Costs range from charity-supported aid to as high as 1000 at private camps with offerings from sports to acting and chamber music.
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New York
Betty Lowenstein
American Camping Association, Inc
Audubon National Science Field Workshop
Greenwich
Conn
Cape Cod
Sam Jones
Boston Celtics
Len Casnova
University of Oregon
Eugene, Ore
Lawrence students contribute to national music educators conference
Old Home Town Wayne Nelson led a Lawrence High School choir to St. Louis for the National Music Educators Conference. Students funded the trip with ten dollar payments plus friend donations.
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Wayne Nelson
Lawrence High School
St. Louis
Music Educators’ Conference
Raymond Nichols
Charles Roberman
Kansas
Summerfield
Bob Richards
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer for Hope and Fruitful Labors
A devotional note quotes I Corinthians 15 58 RSV with a prayer for strength and peace. It asks God to save us from despair grant forgiveness and empower daily witnesses, promising that efforts in life will bear fruit through Christ.
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Christ
The Unions Riding Again
William Buckley Jr. argues that newspaper strikes harm all cities as five papers merge into three. He warns of 1,000 to 2,000 lost full-time jobs and cascading losses for suppliers and retailers. He questions unions and politicians for resisting technological change and notes bogus rules delaying mergers.
Inflation and union power roils Washington social scene
In a Johnson era satire, a party discussion in Washington centers on inflation and economic frictions. The piece mixes political banter with jokes about wages, consumer prices, and headlines, while segueing into a critique of newspaper unions and labor dynamics impacting jobs and costs.
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Washington
Tent City Tragedy Shows Politicos Using Struggle For Gain
Washington scene across from the White House depicts Mississippi farm hands led to tent city by Delta Ministry allies and New Left activists. The piece argues relocation and jobs trump protest, condemns political manipulation by both sides, and notes housing limits and broader farm mechanization impacts.
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Washington
Lafayette Square
White House
Mississippi
Johnson
Oko
James O. Eastland
Delta
North
Mississippi Delta
Tent City
Potassium Deficiency and Thyroid Dose Questions
Dear Dr. Molner answers that diuretics can cause potassium loss but supplements exist in tablets or a tastier drink. He also discusses a 24 year old taking extra thyroid and warns it won’t melt fat, advises four to five checkups yearly, and notes nervousness may be linked to excess thyroid.
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F. W
That Way Television Went Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle laments television past its peak noting fewer lasting new programs and a drift toward repetition and dullness. He recalls high viewing in February with 54 million homes watching six hours and 28 minutes daily and jokes that TV has become dust catching furniture beyond football coverage.
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New York
America
David Selznick
Hollywood
Lawrence Welk
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