Lawrence Journal-World historic masthead details
The fragment lists the Lawrence Journal-World staff and masthead details including editors and publishers, address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, contact number, and subscription rates for various regions and services. It references past dates and corporate roles within the newspaper.
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W. C. Simona
the Worldompany
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
New Interest Rates and Federal Reserve Action
President Johnson regrets actions that raise credit costs while the Fed raises the basic rate from 4 to 4.5 percent to slow inflation. The move aims to curb borrowing, stabilize the dollar, and limit gold outflow from Fort Knox amid fears of national financial instability.
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Johnson
Federal Reserve Board
U.S
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
United States
Fed
Fort Knox
Board split on interest hike shows independent thinking
The 4 to 3 vote on the Federal Reserve rate increase reflects a divided board with three dissents. Appointments by Truman Kennedy and Johnson are noted, while the majority cites the need for strong monetary action to safeguard the economy. The market reacted with a dip as observers weigh timing against inflation risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Governors
J. L. Robertson
Truman
George Mitchell
Kennedy
Sherman J. Maisel
Johnson
Futhermore
Dewey Duane
Martin
Federal Reserve
United States
Interim Board of Education race narrows from seven to six
Seven candidates for the Lawrence Unified School District No. 497 interim board will be reduced to six on Tuesday with three final selections to be made on December 21. The notice urges strong turnout and representative choices by local voters.
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Board of Education
Lawrence Unified School District No. 497
George
Jail Conditions in County Under Scrutiny
Judge Frank Gray and County Attorney Ralph King condemn the county jail as inadequate and unsafe. The County Commission has no plans to improve conditions despite a recent jail break. No injuries occurred, but residents worry a future escape could end in tragedy.
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Frank Gray
Ralph King
County Commission
Old Home Town Ten Years Ago 1955 Highlights
Recap of 1955 items from Old Home Town: McDonald daughter born. Manhattan beat Lawrence High 68 to 32. Spooner Theyer Museum at KU damaged by fire. students aided blaze cleanup. Ray Evans joined KU freshman basketball and football. Santa Claus parade and pet parade in massachusetts town. Grange interview with KU coach Henry on WREN.
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Clifford McDonald
Manhattan
Lawrence High School
Spooner Theyer Muesum
Ray Evans
Kansas City
Santa Claus
Massachusetts
Santa
South Park
Red Grange
Gwinn Henry
Wren
Review Club
J. A. Keeler
Lawrence
Polk and Co
University
Haskell
John Phillip Sousa
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Ashfield Notice
Nathanael questioned Nazareth’s worth and Philip invites him to see. A prayer thanksgiving is offered for the promised Savior who came into the world. We thank God for heaven’s riches and the crown won through the cross. Amen.
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Nathanael
Philip
Nazareth
John
Veterans and governors jump to Vietnam policy debate
Detroit Free Press letter by John S. Knight criticizes Congress and governors including George Romney for trips to Vietnam. Knight argues leaders overstep into foreign policy, cites secrecy, distrust in official statements, and calls for candor about Vietnam goals and risks with China.
Fed Clash Over Inflation Tactics Widens
President Johnson favors government persuasion and stockpile use to curb price rises while Federal Reserve Chair William McChesney Martin pushes tighter money to cool speculation. The policy clash highlights differing paths to slow inflation and maintain growth in 1966.
Play by Herbert Gold draws Hollywood bid for Broadway run
Herbert Gold writes Love and Like and seeks a million dollar Broadway guarantee for stage and film. He notes three chapters from Fathers appear in Hudson Review Playboy and Saturday Evening Post. Gregory Peck offered 5000 monogrammed Cuban cigars by Dunhill in London but did not buy them.
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Herbert Gold
Hollywood
Mr. Gold
Gold
Hudson Review
Playboy
Saturday Evening Post
Gregory Peck
Dunhill’s
London
G. P
G. B. Shaw
Gabriel Pascal
Peck
Weight concerns and smoking myths in a mother daughter case
A mother asks if smoking will curb her daughter weight. The columnist notes such plans fail, cites risk of weight regain with substitutes like candy, and gives height based weight ranges. Advice includes reducing sweets and fats and warns smoking won’t cure overweight.
House Republicans Plot Strategy on Poverty Fight in Congress
House Republicans led by Rep. Charles E. Goodell plan a new approach to the Johnson poverty program. They seek majority control by the poor in community action programs to distance from city halls and win urban votes. The effort follows Goodell’s study of Saul Alinsky and aims to force local ownership, while O'Brien remains a key White House liaison in political targeting for the Great Society.
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Washington
Congress
House
Johnson
New York
Charles E. Goodell
New York City
John V. Lindsay
House Labor Committee
Goodell
City Hall
Saul Alinsky
Coodell
Alinsky
White House
O’brien
O'Brien
Great Society
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Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
The
Associated Press
William Medere Martin
Old Home Town
Romney
Viet Nam
John S. Knight
Detroit Free Press
Saigon
Moscow
LBJ
Southeast Asia
George Romney
Michigan
Ducky
Lansing
Judd Arnett
Hitler
Europe
Ngo Dinh Diem
Arnett
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Wayne Morse
Frank Church
George McGovern
Ernest Gruening
Eugene McCarthy
J. W. Fulbright
Sen. Fulbright
Dominican Republic
Eisenhower
Maxwell Taylor
McNamara
North Viet Nam
Eric Sevareid
Adlai Stevenson
Jimmy Breslin
New York Herald Tribune
Breslin
United Nations
U Thant
Hanoi
Haiphong
Red China
John &. Knight
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
William McChesney Martin
Ekach
U.S. Treasury
Savings and Loan Associations
Lyons den
DR. Joseph
Medical Association
County Medical Society
M. D
O.K
Rowland Evans
Robeirt Novak
Capitol Hill
Lawrence F. O’brien
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Democratic Party
Nicholas Katzenbach
California
U. S
Joe Dolan
Sen. Kennedy
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