Christmas brings faith and community through everyday kindness
The piece argues that true religion extends beyond church walls and that Christmas motivates civic generosity. It recalls a Rotary Club Christmas meeting with disabled children, praising compassion, shared joy, and the broader social impact of goodwill.
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Lawrence
Salvation Army
Penn House
Ballard Center
Defense secretary role under Ford shows civilian control
The piece argues for a civilian Secretary of Defense to prevent military overreach. It stresses independence from the armed services, warns against partisan ties, and notes Ford’s firing of James Schlesinger. It concludes by questioning whether Schlesinger’s successor will be stronger and more suitable.
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Ford
James Schlesinger
United States
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Secretary of Defense
Armed Services
Defense
Schlesinger
Cia-Israel
CIA
Israel
Henry Kissinger
House International Relations
Senate Foreign Relations Committees
Beuerman plaque dispute and dam history letters stir Lawrence memory
A reader questions plaque details for Leo Beuerman and cites historic claims about Peter D Barndt building the 1871 72 Bowersock Dam in Lawrence. She notes rival family legends and cites Anderson County histories while urging accuracy in commemorations.
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Journal-World
Bowersock
Lawrence
Clarence L. Barnett
Peter D. Barnett
Garnett
Kan
Anderson County
Kansas
Peter D. Barndt
Kaw River
Peter Barndt
C.L. Barnett
Kaw
Interim school board elected in District 497 special vote
Emil Heck Jr Jim Owens and Dr W F Bradley were chosen for the interim board with Ray Culbertson Don Breithaupt and Charles Oldfather defeated in a low turnout poll of 2 424. James C Wooden 57 Lawrence Tonganoxie attorney died in a one car crash four miles east of Lawrence on K 10. Ron Lang KU sophomore from Leavenworth underwent emergency brain surgery in Denver a benign tumor removed and recovery expected with possible return to basketball.
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Emil Heck Jr
Jim Owens
W.F. Bradley
Board of Education
Ray Culbertson
Don Breithaupt
Charles Oldfather
James C. Wooden
Lawrence- Tonganoxie
Lawrence
Ron Lang
Kansas University
Leavenworth
Fitzsimons General Hospital
Denver
Lang
Lawrence High
Reagan Opening Leads Ford as Nomination Signals Growth
Reagan shows early momentum in the GOP race with a broad campaign, while Ford faces questions about his appeal. by March 16 Illinois primary looms as a potential turning point, with Reagan likely to gain strength in New Hampshire and other early states. If rivals fail to act boldly, the collision of campaigns may wait until autumn.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Reagan
Illinois
White House
Earth
Franklin Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
New Hampshire
California
Massachusetts
Florida
North Carolina
Gallup
James Reston
Time Magazine
Cincinnati
CIA Finds Israel Could Face $500 Million Surplus With $2.3 Billion Aid
The CIA has secret analyses alleging Israel inflates aid requests to the Ford administration. If approved, Israel could end the year with a $500 million surplus, despite Kissinger’s earlier pledge. The report deepens Washington Jerusalem tensions amid ongoing aid debates and committee reviews.
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Washington
Israel
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Ford Administration
House
Senate
White House
Kissinger
Jerusalem
Sinai
U.S
Congress
Eres Sisco
Jerusalem Post
Central Intelligence Agency
Harvard discovery may rate as big one in 1975
The author argues the year’s most consequential event may be the Harvard scientists’ gene work. He contrasts public events with transformative ideas in arts and sciences and predicts the Harvard team’s work on DNA could define the era.
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Harvard Discovery
Washington
Uncle Sid
Catherine Deneuve
Mussolini
Rome
James Joyce
Ulysses
New York Post Office
Franklin Roosevelt
Cambridge University
England
James Chadwick
Dwight Eisenhower
Korea
Konrad Adenauer
Time Magazines
Cavendish Laboratory
James Watson
Francis Crick
Watson
Crick
Saigon
New York
CIA
FBI
Harvard
Gregor Mendel
Reagan’s Poll Surge Redefines GOP Battle For 1976
Reagan moves ahead of Ford in GOP and independent polls. The piece notes Callaway’s attacks, Rockefeller’s split signals, and editors warn Ford risks alienating others if he blocks Reagan. Analysts praise Reagan’s timing and restraint within party politics.
Lawrence World Company Masthead and Contact Details
The record lists The World Company in Lawrence Kansas with staff titles including Dolph C Simons Jr president publisher Dolph Simons Sr editor Bill MAVEF Ralph Gage managing editor Jack Starkey and Leo Eller advertising manager. It notes established 1854 W C Simons editor 1891 to 1952 and postal and subscription details for various regions.
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
Dolph Simons Sr
Eby
Bill Mavef
Eee
Eesis Cess Ee Sess
Ralph Gage
Jack Starkey
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
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