World Journal History and Contact Details
Lawrence Kansas daily newspaper established in 1854 with editors Simone and 1891 to 1952 publisher The World. Located at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence KS telephone V18 1000 subscription rates listed carrier and mail options with regional and national pricing. Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation members.
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Tinhorn Ky and U S Vietnam tensions in Paris talks
Secretary Clifford urged Hanoi and Saigon to stop squabbling over seating and press real issues in Paris. He warned that each day of delay costs American lives. Vice President Ky lashed at U S officials while McGovern called him a tinhorn dictator. Ky warned oppositions cannot change his mind, as U S resolve appears to weaken.
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Peace Theme Approves Peace Theme Approves NEW YORK 1968 Card Outlook
The piece discusses the 1968 National Association of Greeting Card Publishers peace theme cards reflecting social unrest from crime to political hostility. It notes Dove of Peace imagery and religious versus secular designs, urging thoughtful card purchases to spread the message of peace.
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National Association of Greeting Card Publishers
Wise Men of Apollo 8 Face Grim Lunar Voyage
The Apollo 8 crew Frank Borman Jim Lovell and Bill Anders acknowledge the danger of circling the moon as they contemplate possible engine failure. They emphasize tested reliability and odds in their favor while Americans pray and regard them as modern Wise Men seeking knowledge and mankind’s advancement.
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Air Force
Jim Lovell
Bill Anders
U.S
Noise Pollution Threatens Peace and Health Says UCLA Scientist
Physicist Vern O Knudsen of UCLA warns that sustained noise growth over 30 years could cause lethal outcomes and aggravate mental and physical health problems, highlighting widespread US noise as a danger to citizens.
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Noise Pollution and Its Health Risks Highlighted
Sinai Hospital notes noise can raise blood pressure and affect the heart and nervous system. Dr. Farr links noise to ulcers allergies and mental illness, warning long term exposure harms hearing and overall health. Evidence suggests noise pollution rivals air and water pollution in danger.
University figures and holiday events mark Lawrence area notes
Old Home Town hosts 400 at Christmas tea at Mrs. A B Ewing home. Hallmark employees help wrap gifts for Lawrence families via the Christmas Bureau. KU loses season opener to Washburn 24 25 at the new Washburn fieldhouse. Peggy Davis becomes KU Athletic Board’s first woman member. Board members include W W Davis Frank Stockton Dr W A Treece Bill Mowery Don Hoag. Maud C Jackson writes the year’s serial Christmas story Cobra Woman. Governor Paulen Chancellor Lindley Bill Hargiss Dr Forrest Allen and President Parley Warner speak at dedications. Past Masters Senate Acacia No 9 marks 50th anniversary with W F March Lodge Master toast by Hugh Means.
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Hallmark
Christmas Bureau
Lawrence
St. Joseph’s
Peggy Davis
Kansas City
All Student Council
KU Athletic Board
W. W. Davis
Frank Stockton
W. A. Treece
Bill Mowery
Don Hoag
Maud C. Jackson
Washburn
Paulen
Lindley
Bill Hargiss
Forrest Allen
Parley Warner
Senate of
Acacia No. 9
W. F. March
Masonic Temple
Hugh Means
Fight the good fight of faith daily prayer
A devotional note urges faithful endurance in the Christian life. A brief prayer asks God to guide believers unto death if needed, promoting self sacrifice and courage for the truth and for brothers, in Jesus name.
Dawn for an Idyllic Realm Not What People Expected
Final article in a Christmas series traces the long prophecy of a coming messiah from Zechariah to John the Baptist and Jesus. It notes centuries of turmoil in Judea, Greek and Roman domination, temple desecrations, and prophetic hopes shaping the birth narrative.
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Syria
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Zion
Jerusalem
Haggai
Zerubbabel
Holy of Holies
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God
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Lebanon
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Judea
Darius I
Malachi
Elijah
Christ
Joel
Alexander the Great
Alexander
Seleucus
Ptolemy I
B.C
Antiochus
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Ares
Aphrodite
Temple
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Hammerer
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Pompey
Herod the Great
Christ the King
Bethlehem
Jordan River
Nixon and Mills clash over tax credits in New York meeting
President-elect Nixon told Rep. Wilbur Mills in New York on December 4 that he favors tax incentives to rebuild cities and attack poverty but may drop many credit proposals if Mills and Rep. John Byrnes oppose them. The encounter signals a retreat on Nixon's tax credit agenda and worsens Johnson's legislative leverage.
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Nixon
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
New York
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
John Byrnes
Wisconsin
Capitol Hill
Mr. Nixon
Nixon- Mills
Letters From Vietnam Servicemen Express Gratitude
Lawrence readers sent Christmas cards and greetings to soldiers overseas. Dick Johnson of the 91st Evac Hosp thanks Lawrence and its children for morale boosting mail. Pfc. Mike Ramirez of the 1st Marine Division also expresses gratitude for community support and holiday wishes.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
Mike Ramirez
Buckley Reexamines the Brownsville Affair and School Control
Buckley analyzes whether Negro administrators should hire teachers despite licensing rules and how to manage ideological indoctrination. He argues for limited waivers, a trial period, and periodic elections to prevent minority control from becoming extremist, with emphasis on black community self determination in education.
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New York
Brownsville
McCoy
Final Call for Don McNeill as Breakfast Club Vanishes
Chicago AP reports Don McNeill taped the final Breakfast Club show for ABC to air Dec. 27. The program ran 35 years on NBC and ABC with lively music, homespun humor, audience chats, and a daily new show without a script.
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Chicago
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Breakfast Club
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