Lawrence Journal World Promotes D C Simons Jr and staff
The Lawrence Daily Journal World, established 1854, announces staff positions including President Publisher Editor Assistant Publisher Managing Editor News Editor Advertising Director and Controller. The paper publishes daily except Sundays from Lawrence Kansas with circulation details and AP membership noted.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Dolph Simons
Steve Parsons Bilt
MAYER
Daryl Haul
Ernest Pont Leoeller
Wwe
Easieve
Vertising
Golden Rule guides better life and harmony this Christmas
The author argues that universal trouble stems from greed and intolerance and that following Christ's Golden Rule can unite people across races faiths and roles. By treating others as we wish to be treated, conflicts over race wars and disputes at work or home could lessen and relationships improve.
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Jesus Christ
Fiscal Battle Still Rages
Washington reports a dampening view within the Nixon administration as deficits grow and the threat of tax veto fades. The administration leans on a tight money policy with Arthur Burns set to maintain money supply restraint amid rising deficits and inflation pressures into 1970.
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Washington
Nixon
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Burns
Treasury
Senate House
Congress
Worth Pondering on Moral Resilience After Vietnam
The Newsday opinion reflects on postwar moral guilt and national complacency from World War II to Vietnam. It cites television honesty, war’s violence, and the need to confront collective choices as a path to potential moral healing.
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Vietnam
Lawrence enjoys sixth straight non white Christmas in wartime
Northeast Kansas sees light drizzle and fog with temperatures around 56 as Lawrence endures a white steady Christmas. KU’s Bill Easton earns Track and Field News coach of the year honors for guiding the Big Eight champion program. Police report no major incidents while the Delta Sigma Lambda house is burgled and gifts and ration stamps face wartime shortages. The merchants wrap station processes over 3,000 Christmas packages in the eight days before Christmas.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Bill Easton
United States
Track and Field News Selection Board
Delta Sigma Lambda
Ind
Robert Carey
Roy McDonald
Merchants Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A devotional note reflects on Isaiah 9 6 promising a child born and named Wonderful Counselor Mighty God Everlasting Father Prince of Peace. The prayer asks believers to be peacemakers through active brotherly care and to show God’s face in acts of peace.
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Isiah
Debate Replaces Riots In Campus Rebel Plans
Greenwich CT The College Poll shows campus unrest moving from riots to debates and nonviolent protests amid broader questions of black studies admissions and environmental issues. Students note violence is down but fear militancy and push for reforms in hiring, curriculum, and university roles.
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Greenwich
Conn
Columbia
SDS
Asia
Defense Department
Bence
Hobo Refuses Reward After Laboring to Foil Theft
Los Angeles resident Hobo Pres ton Tingle, 50, who helped stop a $600 lingerie theft at Weltman Terminal Co., has received a $25 reward but shows no interest. He lives under the 7th Street bridge, eats from nearby warehouses, and says he will likely buy tobacco and jeans with the money.
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Los Angeles
Preston Tingle
Tingle
7Th Street
Los Angeles River
Aso
Weltman Terminal Co
Hunter Shot by Dog During Texas Hunt
In Houston a hunter was wounded when a rifle fired as a curious dog lunged at a squirrel. Mrs. Orville Williams, treated after a .22 caliber bullet grazed above her left eye, says they were hunting with dogs when the squirrel lodged in tree branches and pulled the rifles into play.
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Houston
Tex
Orville Williams
Christmas origins traced to Christes Maesse in 1038
A historical note explains that Christmas as a term emerged in 1038 from English usage meaning Christes Maesse or Christes messe, identifying Christmas as the mass of Christ and tying the feast to mass days.
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Christ
Christes Maesse
Christesmesse
Dickey Nixon Receives Christmas Tax Package From Cousins
In a festive Christmas scene Dickey Nixon unveils a large tax package from his Hill cousins. He finds social security and adjustments inside but complains the contents differ from what he asked, threatening to return the package as friends urge patience.
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Dickey
Washington
Dickey Nixon
David Kennedy
Spiro
Gore
Gerry Ford
Hugh Scott
Gerry
Deodorant Dilemmas and Pregnancy Timing Clarified
A reader seeks help for persistent underarm odor and nervousness. Advice highlights bacterial causes, antiperspirants, antibacterial washing, shaving, and baking soda. A second letter asks about a pregnancy lasting ten months and is told that ten months is rare but possible with miscalculation of last period.
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