Lawrence Daily Journal World Establishment of 1864
Historic Lawrence newspaper notes its founding in 1864 marking a long local record. Mentions Kansas origin and enduring publication presence in the community.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1968
Page
2
Historic Lawrence newspaper notes its founding in 1864 marking a long local record. Mentions Kansas origin and enduring publication presence in the community.
The 1968 Lawrence United Fund Campaign struggles to meet its goal of 139 956 amid distrust from 1967 overspending. Officials warn against overgenerosity and misapplied surplus, citing Ballard Center controversy and public backlash as key factors shaping giving.
An airline official proposes playing the Cuban National Anthem before takeoff to deter hijackers. Passengers who stand up would be removed from the plane.
The Kansas University Christmas Vespers return this Sunday with shows at 3 30 and 7 30 p m in Hoch Auditorium. Audiences can expect an inspiring program in memory of Donald M Swarthout, whose name graces Swarthout Recital Hall and whose legacy continues in this annual staging.
The piece notes bulb snatchers and paper hangers steal holiday lights and prey on businesses during busy periods. It warns parents to supervise children after dark and urges business owners to verify identification to curb bad check fraud. The tone praises persistent community spirit despite theft and scams.
Merchants stress safety measures to manage holiday traffic while noting the season's goodwill. Shoppers tolerate brief delays as Christmas inspires generosity, offsetting annoyances from unruly youth performers.
Los Angeles AP report on financial counselors urging new thrift methods. They advocate life insurance borrowing and deficit spending in youth, with experts like Dr Lawrence W. Erickson teaching plan based personal finance in colleges.
Highlights include the 11th annual Christmas Prelude at the high school with the A Cappella Choir Thespian Troupe 157 Modern Dance Club and the Red and Black chorus. Also noted are a space monkey experiment, new home economics agent in Douglas County, and 1943 county farm bureau elections.
A short devotional prayer asking God to reveal Jesus Christ to a world burdened by suffering. It pleads for power to share Christ’s love for His sake.
The piece recalls how communities fought influenza with aspirin whiskey hot lemon drinks and poultices. It notes remedies such as onion syrup boiled with tea bags and arnica rubs, plus the shift to doctor calls and hospital care in Lawrence Kansas.
This Journal-World report outlines what special education means, the types of exceptional children served, and how Lawrence schools provide services. It details programs for retarded, educable, and trainable students, speech therapy, itinerant services for visually and orthopedically handicapped, homebound instruction, preschool hearing programs, and language development aims.
A reader asks if eating one or two pints of ice cream daily harms a diabetic. The doctor notes sugar and total calories matter and urges honesty with the physician. depending on severity, some ice cream may be allowed in moderation. There are about 4 200 miles of navigable inland waterway in the Netherlands.
The piece discusses parental reactions to birth defects, stressing that acceptance depends on severity and socio economic factors. It notes cultural expectations, religious influence, and marital status shaping coping, with emphasis on support through counseling and local parent groups.
Milton Wackstein of Flushing New York dies in Houston two weeks after receiving a heart transplant at St Luke's Episcopal hospital. He was 54 and died Thursday night, according to AP reports.
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