Lawrence Journal-World staff and publication profile
Lawrence Daily Journal-World details the publisher Mayer managing editor Damerman and editor Simons promoting the paper founded in 1864. It notes circulation figures, office address at Sixth and New Hampshire, contact numbers, and subscription rates for local and out of state customers. The item is dated Monday evening August 29 1966.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Fining
United States
Audit Bureau of
Associated Presa
Demand for Highway 10 expansion near Lawrence and KC
A columnist argues Kansas should boost funding to expand and improve Highway 10 between Lawrence and Kansas City. They warn current levels strain the road, note Turnpike costs, and cite Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant reactivation and KU commuter traffic as reasons for faster upgrades.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
K. C
Johnson County
Sunflower Army
Sunflower
Kansas University
Highway 10
Kansas
U S leadership under strain amid growth of internal doubts
British analyst Alastair Buchan cautions that America faces a world of intertwined power and risk as its external reach clashes with domestic needs. He notes Viet Nam and NATO pressure, faltering civil rights progress, urban decay, water woes, and a drift from ideologically driven unity to selective national interest.
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United States
Alastair Buchan
Britain
Institute of Strategic Studies
Buchan
U.S
Viet Nam
Washington
NATO
Megalopolis
Free World
Call for Stronger U S Leadership Amid Challenges
The commentary argues Americans must seek or develop stronger, imaginative leaders to meet current global and domestic challenges. It warns that without capable leadership, disasters could follow, urging prayer or nurture of present leaders to rise to the occasion.
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U.S
Buchan
Wall Street folklore battered as summer ends with Dow below 780
Wall Street lore falters as data show summer near end with the Dow Jones industrial average at 780.56 after a 24 point drop from the prior Friday. Analysts cite tight money and Viet Nam war uncertainty while profits rise but fail to spark a rally. Traders still cling to the belief that tomorrow may bring a turning point.
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New York
Wall Street
Old Home Town Reflections From 1956 EU Leaders
Notes from a 1956 recap show EU chancellor Dr. Franklin Murphy in his sixth year at 36, with assistants George Baxter Smith Raymond Nichols Keith Lawton and Laurence Woodruff. William Clarke Wescoe is called the energetic young dean of KU Medical School. The KU Union doubled. ROTC enrollment nears 1,000.
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Franklin Murphy
George Baxter Smith
Raymond Nichols
Keith Lawton
Laurence Woodruff
William Clarke Wescoe
KU School of Medicine
KU Union
Germany
Poland
National Geographic
United States
Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
A devotional note centers on Exodus 3 5 Holy ground and a prayer asking for God presence and blessing in daily life. The prayer seeks divine alignment of thoughts and motives with Gods will through Jesus name.
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Jesus
Berkeley Quiet on Campaign Aims at Governor Hopeful
Buckley describes a calmed Berkeley campus amid summer shutdowns and impending election, noting student radicalism under Mario Savio and faculty tension. He cites Savio’s failed graduate admissions, the Vietnam Day Committee ban, and a sociology professor William Petersen warning of rising resignations and academic decline.
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Los Angeles
Berkeley
Mario Savio
Savio
Spencer-Roberts
Reagan
Petersen
San Francisco Examiner
William Randolph Hearst
U. of C
FSM
Rinsing thermometers and calf vein questions in Dr. Molner column
Dear readers ask about safe thermometer cleaning with soap and alcohol. Also a reader reports a sudden calf swelling and questions if it is a vein rupture or muscle strain and asks about treatment and recovery.
Rusk to Remain Secretary of State Through 1968 Election
Johnson insiders favor Dean Rusk staying as Secretary of State at least until 1968. President Johnson reportedly will ask him to remain for two more years, with George Ball likely replaced as Under Secretary by an internal candidate. A reshuffle of Foggy Bottom is deemed unlikely, and Vietnam policy tone may stay unchanged.
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Washington
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Rusk
State Department
George Ball
Department
Ball
Clark Clifford
White House
Clifford
Whittaker
Baxter
California
Robert Smalley
Michigan
Griffin
William Miller
Goldwater-Miller
Senate
Romney
Pat McNamara
Senate Labor Committee
Robert Kennedy
New York
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Hal Boyle Potpourri: Freshly Boyle-ed
New York AP column surveys quirky notes from mailbag topics. Snails as pets appeal. they have up to 80 000 teeth and rarely bite. Also mentions a Chester West Virginia track with infield landing strip and rising U S population density projections for 2000. Contains quips from quotable notables and a Will Rogers remark.
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Waterford Park
Chester
W.va
Lyons Den and High Society Fashion Spin Across Europe
Jerry Silverman and Shannon Rogers, top fashion designers, claimed Brighton Pavilion for a lavish party and toured Monte Carlo to admire peers and a newly purchased yacht of Revson. Silverman boasted that mastering beauty surpasses any treasure. Dean Martin’s son Dino shows his dressing room beside his father as they film Murderers Row, describing their shared space as a rivalry of outlets for razor and guitar.
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Jerry Silverman
Shannon Rogers
Brighton
England
Monte Carlo
Charles Revson
Revson
Silverman
Dean Martin
Dino
Martin
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Martin Miller
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J. F. Swonger
Iola
Douglas County Farmers Union Bank
Oscar Brownlee
T. C. Richardson
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Oscar York
Vinland
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L. M. Holmes
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Lone Star
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University of California In Berkeley
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University of California
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Dr. Mother
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Robert Griffin
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Martin Luther King Jr
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Chicago
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Will Rogers
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
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