Lawrence Daily Journal World staff roles listed
The document lists staff positions and names at the Lawrence Daily Journal World including President Publisher Editor, Publisher, Managing Editor, News Editor, Advertising Director, and Controller. Names such as Dolph C. Simons Jr. Parson Bill Mayer Daryl Hag Ernest Pont Leo Eller Steve and others appear alongside roles.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Dolph Simons
Steve, Parsons Bill Mayer
Daryl Hag
Ernest Pont
Leo Eller
Lawrence Daily Printer Notices 1969 Edition
Lawrence daily paper announces December 22 1969 edition with publishing details for The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. It lists editor W C Simona 1854 to 1952 and publication notes with subscription rates and mailing options for Douglas and nearby counties.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Inside or Outside What must America do in the 1970s
The National Commission warns America faces internal dangers to its free society equal to external threats. It urges re‑ranking priorities to fund health, education, housing, and law enforcement while reassessing Vietnam War costs. It cautions domestic turmoil disfigures society, fueling armed camps and eroding trust in institutions.
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America
National Commission On
United States
Russia
China
U.S
Nixon
Congress
Washington
Robert J. Donovan
Poland
Donovan
Navy
National Commission On the
Vietnam
Thrift Debate Mirrors 1960s Credit Boom Across America
New York AP survey argues whether the era’s rising consumer credit signals a decline in thrift. It notes $120 billion in outstanding consumer credit by decade end, car loans at $36 billion, and $29 billion in personal loans, with total debt around $235 billion, while job security and Social Security reassured spending.
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New York
Protest at Iowa University Highlights Birth Control Debate
Members of the university chapter of the Women’s Liberation Front joined with birth control advocates to protest on campus. The rally drew participants from both sides, reflecting ongoing discussions about reproductive rights and campus policy.
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Iowa University
Women’s Liberation Front
Town Women Demonstrate For Birth Control Access
Town City school and supporters marched to distribute leaflets detailing birth control services. A sign cited a Supreme Court ruling about individual rights, but observers suggest the protest has a specific target beyond the participants themselves.
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Supreme Court
Lawrence High School Triumph Over Topeka High
Lawrence High School beat Topeka High with Dave Stinson as top scorer 18 points. The item also notes low bids for Snow Hall at Kansas University and lists Lawrence seniors named Kansas high school scholars including Jane Albrecht Barbara Balfour Susan Whitley Larry Akin Randolph Williams and William Woodard.
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Lawrence High School
Topeka High
Dave Stinson
LHS
B. A. Green Construction Co
Snow Hall
Kansas University
Kansas High School
Jane Albrecht
Barbara Balfour
Susan Whitley
Larry Akin
Randolph Williams
William Woodard
Lawrence Junior High
Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Herber P. Harmon
Lou Harmon
Pinckney
C. B. Hosford
Brown-Bilt
Mass
Otto Newby
Bible Message Prayer for Light and Unity
A devotional prayer asks God to help believers shine as lights in the world. It seeks salvation for those in darkness and a transformation toward a new and better path, asking for God’s kingdom to spread and unite people in love and fellowship.
Vietnamization and the Unclear Public Message
Buckley argues that Washington lacks a clear plan for Vietnamization and has failed to communicate its meaning to the American public. He notes the war’s unique nature, questions the rationale of excessive bombing, and suggests blocking supply routes would save lives.
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Washington
Marine Son Walks Again Amid Vietnam War Aftermath
Lt. Lewis B. Puller Jr. learns to walk with two artificial limbs at Philadelphia Naval Hospital after losing legs and fingers in a Vietnam booby trap. He speaks of family, war experiences, and his advice on dangerous service while his Silver Star decorates his record.
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Philadelphia
Lewis B. Puller Jr
Philadelphia Naval Hospital
Puller
Vietnam
America
Lewis B
Chesty” Puller
Law School of William and Mary College
Naval Hospital
Saluda
Washington
The Survivors flops as Robbins exposes TV pitfall tale
Hollywood drama details why ABCs The Survivors failed amid star power and massive promotion. Harold Robbins sold a 100 page concept for up to a million dollars but the show drew 22 percent in its debut and failed to attract viewers. ABC incurs about five million dollars in costs with four million expected to be recouped from sponsors.
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Hollywood
Harold Robbins
Carpetbaggers
Robbins
Abc-Tv
CBS
NBC
Lana Turner
George Hamilton
Kevin McCarthy
Ralph Bellamy
Michael Vincent
Universal Studios
Walter Doniger
Bellamy
Miss Turner
Hamilton
McCarthy
Vincent
Lana
ABC
Now
Mayberry R.F.D
Impossible Demands Raise Tension in Moscow Berlin Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko presses Bonn for recognition of East Germany and relinquishment of Berlin claims in top secret Moscow talks. The hard line signals tough prelude to U S Soviet arms talks, while West German policy under Chancellor Brandt moves toward broader East Bloc engagement. In U S politics New York Democrats weigh a Goldberg draft for governor as Reform elements push support.
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Washington
Andrei Gromyko
West Germany
Moscow
Bonn
East Germany
Berlin
Nixon
Gromyko
U.S
Walter Ulbricht
Willy Brandt
Brandt
Greater Germany
Oder-Neisse
Poland
Joe Crangle
Buffalo
Goldberg
Herman Badillo
The
Bronx
al Blumentahl
Manhattan
West Side
New York Abandoned Cars Called New Growth Industry
More than 50,000 cars were abandoned in New York City in 1969, with the Citizens Budget Commission labeling it a new growth industry. The Sanitation Department reported towing or removing 55,926 cars that year and urged more efficient removal methods. An abandoned car is defined as unlicensed, stripped of parts, and seemingly ownerless.
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New York
Dress code debate as girls allowed slacks at Lawrence schools
Marla Collins of South Junior High writes amid a dress code change in Lawrence schools. Parents largely support slacks to curb short skirts while some students view the trend as informal and sloppy, inviting public comment.
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Lawrence
Marla Collins
South Junior High
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Douglas
Kaw
Audio Bureau of Circulation
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Ls Thrift
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
William Buckley JR
Nam
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Tockheed
Marine
Son
Tam
Linda
Virginia
da Nang
States
Soviet Union
Haiphong
Lyndon Johnson
Empire State Building
Sihanoukville
Demilitarized Zone
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Red China
South Vietnam
Costa Rica
Laos
Indian Ocean
By Gene Handsaker
Universal Television
Universal TV
Paris
Germany
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
New York Democratic Party
Arthur Goldberg
Nyc
Journal-World
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