Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and charges notice
Lawrence Daily Journal World details staff roles including President Publisher Dolph Simons editor Steve Parsons and managing editor etc. It lists advertising director Leo Blaser and circulation rates for daily home delivery six days a week and mail subscriptions across Kansas and U.S. regions. The item notes the paper’s address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets and press affiliations with the Associated Press.
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Long Hair or a Job Debate in Journal-World Letter
A Tuesday Journal-World letter from a Lawrence returnee argues over welfare versus appearance. The writer, unable to find work due to long hair and beard, questions whether one should cut hair and pursue employment or keep long hair and rely on welfare.
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Lawrence
Rates Dropping Lag Continues
In New York the pace of rate declines slows for mortgages while other rates ease. The piece notes federal discount rates down to 5.5 percent and corporate yields shrinking. Mortgage rates linger around 8.5 percent as lenders weigh supply and demand, with savings and loan deposits rising in October.
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Savings and Loan Industry
Alza's Work Aims To Transform Global Pharmaceutical Medicine
Alza pursues impactful work forecast to reshape pharmaceutical medicine worldwide.
Rainfall so light in November. Hadl tops All-America list
Old Home Town notes record low moisture in 1960 with only one tenth of an inch. Kansas quarterback John Hadl, 205 pounds, from Lawrence, named to Look Magazine 1960 All-America team by the Football Writers Association of America. A fire gutted the Emmett Green building in Pleasant Grove.
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John Hadl
Look Magazine
Football Writers Association of America
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Lions
Dick Johnson
Charles Penny
Charles Wagstaff
Buster Osborne
Bob Milliken
Gene Cox
Salvation Army
Frank (Budge) Reusch
Miller-Malott Hardware
Denzer
North Lawrence
Kansas Electric Power Company
Today’s Bible Message Prayer for Christlike Love
A devotional note cites Matthew 5 44 urging love for enemies and prayer for persecutors. It asks God to fill believers with Christlike ness to do good toward those who offend, to forgive trespasses, and to deliver from evil through prayer.
Youths Doubt Calley Fair Trial Across Nation
College Poll shows less than half of U.S. college students believe Lt. William Calley will receive a fair trial for the My Lai incident. Among all students 43 percent think yes, 38 percent say no, 19 percent undecided. Views vary by gender and campus, with debate tied to military justice and the Vietnam War.
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Calley
Fordham U
Washington State
Laird Presses Credibility Amid Pentagon Rifts
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird campaigns to restore credibility of the Pentagon amid ongoing disputes over Vietnam era actions. He cites on the record briefings and denials of ground troops in Laos, Cambodian air strikes, and a controversial commando raid near Hanoi. The Pentagon’s shifting explanations reflect persistent tension between public statements and actions in Southeast Asia.
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Today In History highlights for December 2
On this date in 1823 James Monroe outlined the Monroe Doctrine in Congress. Napoleon crowned Emperor of France in 1804, and victory at Austerlitz followed in 1805. John Brown was hanged in 1859. Henry Ford sold the Model A in 1927. Fidel Castro began the Cuban revolution in 1956. Pope Paul VI flew to India in 1964. Patrice Lumumba was captured in 1964, and remarks on Johnson's economic outlook appeared in 1965. Arrests in Sharon Tate murder case noted for a year ago.
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India
Congo
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Leopoldville
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
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Film Code Still Snarled By Hollywood Critics
AP reports the film industry's classification code, now in its third year, remains controversial. Valenti touts the GP and R ratings as useful, while critics say racy material drifts into GP and R. Producers favor G and GP to avoid X and R, citing broader audiences and ad restrictions.
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Misspelled Louisiana Street Highlighted by Student Letter
Luanne Bukowich, 11, cites a misspelled street sign near Centennial School at 2145 Louisiana and 23rd. She urges correct spelling of streets near schools. Letter appears with calls to support a Christmas service project for Vietnam-era servicemen.
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Learnard
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American Legion and Auxiliary
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Raney’s
Plaza
Kroger Family Center
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Alcohol Causes or Contributes to 15 Fatal Light Plane Crashes
The NTSB reported that pilot alcohol use caused or contributed to 15 fatal light plane crashes last year. Notable cases include a Beaver Oklahoma crash on November 3, 1969 killing a 30 year old pilot and passenger after low flying, and a Brentwood Arkansas crash on September 17, 1969 that killed a 46 year old solo pilot en route from Fayetteville to Fort Smith. Names of the pilots were not released.
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Ark
News Quiz Editor's Note Quiz Answers From The World
A reader test quizzes recall across global events from Khrushchev reminiscences to papal security. Questions cover Khrushchev, Sekou Toure, Nixon veto attempts, price changes, Mishima, and more with answers on page 3.
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