Lindsay on Viet Nam and the 1968 presidential race
Buckley critiques John Lindsay after an interview with Combat arguing his Vietnam stance lacks concreteness. He notes Lindsay favors a mediated approach over direct talks with the Viet Cong and questions his brutality verdicts and timing ahead of a 1968 bid.
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Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff
The Lawrence Daily Journal World presents its masthead listing Dolph Simo as President and Editor with Dolph C. Somons as Sr. Vice President Publisher and Bill Mayhr as Managing Editor. Jack Zimmerman is News Editor and Leo Eller oversees advertising and business management. Established 1854.
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Red China Remains Denied Admission to the U N
The United Nations General Assembly again votes against admitting Red China citing internal upheaval and nuclear testing worries. Analysts question motives behind the bid and warn denial may be unrealistic while African nations protest Chinese meddling.
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Red China
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Service station operators show cheerful grit in winter
A citizen hails service station operators for bravely dealing with rough weather. They work in all conditions to assist drivers, keeping spirits high as they help with radiators, gas fills, and stalled vehicles. Their friendly, accommodating attitude makes them among the finest local citizens.
Santa Confides Vietnam Brother Wish in Omaha
In Omaha this week five year old Kevin asks Santa for his brother’s homecoming from Vietnam. Santa reveals a brother stationed there, prompting Kevin to question why he was unaware. The humorous tale ends with Kevin realizing Santa’s remark.
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Viet Nam
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Berkeley Dreamers and the Cal Controversy
The piece argues against non-students at the Berkeley campus influencing university governance. It cites Mario Savio and similar activists who live near campus but do not enroll. It blames some faculty for failing to meet public expectations and defends the university’s educational mission over social-issue agitation.
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Einstein Reflects on World War III Weapon
Late in life Albert Einstein was asked which weapon would be used in World War III. He reportedly replied that he did not know but that World War IV would be fought with stones.
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Albert Einstein
Beautify the Country by Recycling Old Junkyards
A public appeal urges citizens to improve the nation's image by discarding items unfit for display and choosing to throw away something lovely. The campaign frames cleanup as a patriotic act and calls for community action to enhance surroundings.
Mutual Funds Face SEC Scrutiny Over High Fees
John Cunniff reports mutual funds confront federal criticism of “excessive” fees. Funds defend pricing by citing professional advice and diversification while SEC argues fees run well above bank standards, totaling about 130 million annually.
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New York
Securities and Exchange , Commission
SEC
Optimist Club charter meet recalls Kansas Plan success
A 1956 note lists officers Jack Starkey to Lew Rankin and cites Dean Clarke Wescoe of KU Medical School praising the Kansas Plan which placed over 100 doctors in small towns in four years.
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Lee Barlow
Norman White
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Bob Blank
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Larry Crum
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Dean Clarke Wescoe
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TODAY'S BIBLE MESSAGE PRAYER EXEMPLAR
A prayer cites Psalm 51 10 urging a clean heart and right spirit. It asks God for salvation forgiveness and the Holy Spirit to empower believers through Jesus Christ.
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Lawrence High counselors plan talks with graduates
Lawrence High School guidance counselors and administrators will visit Kansas State University on Wednesday to speak with former LHS students now at Kansas and Kansas State. They will discuss strengths and weaknesses of the LHS curriculum to identify areas needing improvement.
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H. C. Stuart
Jerry Rogers
Roy Cropp
Max Stalcup
Giant Killer Boy William Henry Christopher
A tale of a boy who imagines giants and giants’ battles, refusing school and storytelling at home and in class. He insists giants exist as real as Santa, while his parents scold him and threaten consequences. A tapping closet door hints at a looming magical encounter and a move to Santa Land.
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William Henry Christopher
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Santa Land
Trade jaunt to probe Soviet plans may shift East-West aims
Washington reports four members of the House Banking Committee will travel to Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia Hungary and the Soviet Union to study Soviet Fiat plant plans and assess impacts on East-West trade. The mission could influence the Fiat loan and party stances toward liberalized trade.
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Thrush in a Five-Week-Old and Related Health Q&A
A mother asks about thrush in a newborn and its treatment. The Dr Mother explains thrush is a Candida infection common in weak or undernourished infants, notes possible recurrence, and mentions gentian violet swabs as a treatment while warning about feeding impact and the need for proper diagnosis.
U S Says Over Thousand Viet Cong Trucks Destroyed
A Pentagon source reports that U S planes have destroyed well over 1 000 North Vietnamese trucks in a five month period with daily losses averaging about seven vehicles. The count follows earlier statements by Gen John P McConnell noting 530 trucks damaged in a bombing phase and a sharp drop in enemy traffic into South Vietnam.
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John P. McConnell
South Viet Nam
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