Lawrence Daily Journal World notice of billing and distribution
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists publication details with address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and contact VT 38 1000. It shows subscription rates by carrier and mail including Douglas county surrounding areas and rates for other United States deliveries.
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the World Company
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Lawrence
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Douglas
United States
Strong U S stance after North Korea air and ship attacks
The piece condemns North Korea for shooting down a U S reconnaissance plane and killing 31 crewmen aboard the EC-121. It urges firm but restrained U S action, warns against escalation, and calls for better protection of reconnaissance missions to deter future provocations.
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North Korea
U.S
U.S.S
United States
Nixon
Lebanon Reacts to U S Role Amid regional tensions
The article describes rising anti Americanism in Lebanon ten years after the 1956 war, driven by economic strain from the 1967 conflict and the December Beirut airport raid. It notes tourism declines, high insurance costs for Middle East Airlines, a 50 percent drop in car sales, a weakening Lebanese pound, and unemployment concerns. A new prime minister was installed after the Beirut airport raid.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Eisenhower
Israel
Egypt
U.S
Middle East
Charles Helou
Middle East Airlines
Europe
Jordan
Mind and body shift linked to California murder case
A medical view suggests obesity reduction altered Mrs. Kristina Cromwell into a attractive, confident woman who then faced new temptations. She and ex police officer Paul Perveler were convicted in a December double murder for insurance funds. A psychiatrist noted the change may have affected her ability to resist manipulation.
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California
Kristina Cromwell
Cromwell
Marlin
Paul Perveler
Cheryl
Mind science hints at gender role in behavior
The text argues that psychology reveals the mind shapes behavior more than gender but cautions against assuming men or women must remain static to avoid trouble. It emphasizes that human behavior remains complex and not fully understood.
Parades, Popcorn, and Weather Mix at Kansas Relays Day
Jay Jaynes and the Ku Ku's sold popcorn along the Relays parade route as cool weather swept through. Afternoon rain halted track events at KU for the first time in 34 years, while the area’s 103 year old resident Mrs Hattie Scott died in her sleep. William Allen White and Ralph T O Neal ships christened. Sara Robinson gave graduates copies of Reminiscences of Gov Robinson. Coolidge limousine noted as frugal, Tyler carriage recalled. Lawrence women hosted Woman's City Club luncheon. Haskell adopts a pioneering farm plan allowing students to farm small tracts and share profits.
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Jay Jaynes
Ku Ku
Bill Easton
Hattie Scott
William Allen White
Ralph T. O’neal
Topeka
American Legion
Sara Robinson
Kansas
Gov. Robinson
Washington
Pres. Coolidge
Pres. Tyler
Lawrence
KU Union
Woman’s City Club
L. H. Menger
Haskell
Supt
Blair
Carlisle
Ali Baba
Lee Pollock
Today’s Bible Message Prayer
The prayer asks God to reveal inner change, accept confession, grant forgiveness, and transform the believer’s life with an earnest Amen. It centers on repentance and renewal in spiritual practice.
Gobbledygook and the decline of plain speech in public life
A critical musing on inflated jargon in academia government and journalism. The piece cites examples from the USDA Interior Department and Franklin to illustrate how words like meaningful relevant and optimization mask shallow thinking and obfuscation. It laments modern editors and recalls a police report with blunt language as a rare moment of plain speech.
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America
Jones
Benjamin Franklin
Ben
Ben Franklin
Letters raise questions on school policy and youth behavior
In a reader letter, Frank DeShazo of Lawrence questions article placement and critiques school administrators for addressing minor issues while students allegedly cause disruptions. He recalls school transportation, work, and family duties, noting his own era’s challenges and paying taxes to support newer generations.
Nixon Plans More Travel and Asia Visit Saying So
President Nixon told ASNE editors at the White House reception he plans to travel more, possibly to Asia, with Hawaii and a Colorado trip mentioned as possibilities. He said he will crown his daughter Tricia at the Azalea Festival if no crisis interrupts.
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Washington
Nixon
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Asia
White House
A. A. Smyser
Honolulu Star Bulletin
Hawaii
Colorado
Norfolk
Tricia
Nixon reform call for direct election of president
In 1968 Nixon offered a joint pledge on winner take all voting, which I declined. I urge constitutional direct election, arguing the presidency belongs to the people, not to campaign bargains.
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George Wallace
House of Representatives
Richard Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Electoral College
House
American Bar Association
Alaska
California
New York
Michigan
Ohio
New Jersey
Texas
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Massachusetts
Congress
White House
Humphrey Charges Laird and Rogers Contradict Each Other
Former Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey accused Defense Secretary Melvin Laird and Secretary of State William Rogers of contradicting one another on Soviet posture. He urged restraint in nuclear matters and urged using resources for urgent domestic needs.
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ASNE
Newbold Noyes
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Washington Star
C. A. McKnight
Charlotte, N.C
Paul Neville
Buffalo Evening News
Howard C. Cleavinger
Spokane
Wash
Daily Chronicle
Brady Black
Cincinnati Enquirer
Howard H. Tim Hayes
Riverside
Calif
Press Enterprise
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
R. Melvin Laird
William P. Rogers
Soviet Union
Humphrey
League For Industrial Democracy
United States
Melvin Laird
Rogers
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Strike Curtails St Louis Newspapers
St Louis was without its major morning and afternoon dailies as 80 members of the Paper Handlers Union walked out against Pulitzer Publishing Co over a wage dispute. The strike halted the afternoon Post-Dispatch and the morning Globe-Democrat.
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Pulitzer Publishing Co
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
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Post-Dispatch
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