Lawrence Journal World 1967 Evening Edition Personnel and Rates
The Lawrence Journal-World lists staff including President and Editor Polph C Simons Jr Vice President Publisher Bill Mayer Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Euler and Business Manager Established 1854 WW Simons Editor 1891 1952 Published daily with Sunday exceptions from The World Company Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates shown: $1.42 per month by carrier $18.20 per year by carrier in Douglas and nearby counties $10 per year by mail elsewhere in the U S. Second class postage paid at Lawrence Kansas. A Thursday Evening December 7 1967.
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Polph Simone
Polph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer Wane
Jack Zimmerman
Iscsi Newa
Ernest Pontius
Leo Euler Anne Cee
Douglas
United States
Student power on campus sparks debate over aims and risks
In a discussion on campus activism, observers note that student power can yield gains or disappoint, as protests push for contraceptive access, non profit book stores, and draft counseling while critics warn of immaturity, lack of experience, and possible harms to the university and business interests. UCLA professor Robert A. Rutland cautions against overconfidence and calls for humility and shared betterment.
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California College
Robert A. Rutland
Department of Journalism
UCLA
Mills rejects Johnson tax hike this year
Rep. Wilbur D. Mills signals no action on President Johnson’s tax increase this year and hints the administration might try again next year with further budget cuts. Analysts warn one vote should not decide crucial policy while noting broader congressional hurdles.
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Wilbur D.mills
D-Ark
Johnson
Mills
Congress
Democratic Party
Mills Withholds Push on Tax Reform Until Spending Cuts
Mills says he will not push for new tax legislation until spending is reduced further. He commends positive action by someone with authority in critical matters, even if unpopular with powers that be. He will back the needed tax increase once the Johnson Administration makes steps to ensure meaningful, productive boosts for the economy.
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Mills
Johnson
Eleanor Roosevelt
United States
U S Savings Rise Tops Historic Year 1967
New York AP reports 1967 likely to mark the highest annual personal savings in U.S. history at 37.8 billion dollars with a 7 percent savings rate. The piece notes rising consumer credit, higher disposable income, and stable food prices as confidence grows in household finances.
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New York
Legacy of 1957 rocket test ends Cape Canaveralpad blaze
Cape Canaveral sees the Vanguard moon rocket test vehicle explode on its pad ending a week of attempts to reach space with no injuries.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
F. C
Richard Jackman
Wyoming
Mill Iron
Jim Owens
Recreation Commission
Chi Galloway
Lawrence
Bible Message and Prayer of Pardoning Grace
Today's verse from Hosea 14 4 reminds of forgiveness and renewed love. The prayer thanks God for pardoning grace and asks to serve Him wholeheartedly through loving deeds in the Savior's name Amen.
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Father
The Benevolent Power of Cardinal Spellman
Francis Cardinal Spellman faced mixed views among Catholics while maintaining a powerful, benevolent public standing. He defended U S involvement in Vietnam, drew mixed reactions at the Alfred E. Smith Dinner, and urged reconciliation over conflict. He offered comfort to soldiers worldwide and remained steadfast in faith amid critics and rumors.
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Cardinal Spellman
Foundling
Vietnam
Alfred E. Smith
Rockefeller
Johnson Pulls World Bank Switch With Style
Washington reports swirl around Secretary McNamara as rumors place him to head the World Bank. A prankish tale suggests President Johnson offered the post as a Christmas surprise after a light banking chat, prompting McNamara to exclaim he only wanted an account.
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Washington
Robert 5S
McNamara
Defense Department
London
Johnson
Shirley Temple Black
Shirley
Haiphong Harbor
Hanoi
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Southeast Asia
Bob
Chase Manhattan
Secretary of Defense
World Bank
George Woods
Woods
The
Defense
United States
Shirley Temple
Crossed eyes in children when to treat or operate
A reader asks about a three year old with outward turning eye. Dr Molner says general rule favors surgery as best or surest in many cases and only way to know is to see an eye specialist promptly.
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New York
Hawaii
Santa Claus
McCarthy Faces Grumbling During Chicago Campaign Stop
Senator Eugene McCarthy arrived at O'Hare to address the Conference of Concerned Democrats but was greeted with grumbling from leaders and delegates. They criticized his tame speech, sparse staff, and lack of a solid campaign operation as they debated his Massachusetts primary plans and his fit with anti-LBJ efforts.
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Lawrence Elks Lodge
St. St
Leslie Demerritt
Martha
Missouri Valley Conference
Big Six
Robert Rankin
Free State
Chicago
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
O’hara
McCarthy
Jerry Eller
Massachusetts
Boston
Conrad Hilton
Frederick G. Dutton
Robert F. Kennedy
Dutton
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NBC
New York
Lowenstein
Eller
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Wisconsin
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Joseph Clark
Frank Church
Arizona
Nebraska
Oregon
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Brooklyn
Rochester
Richard Hughe
Johnson
New Jersey
Hal Boyle A Hubbys Ordeal For Christmas
In a humorous take on holiday gift giving Hal Boyle recalls a husband who seeks a perfect present for Christmas. He navigates wife wishes and family hints and ends with a costly ostrich feather house robe that proves impractical when worn, later swapped for a hair dryer and dishes.
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Picasso
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Art Buchwald
Joseph Molner
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