Lawrence Daily Journal World Masthead History
The text lists staff roles and dates from the Lawrence Daily Journal World including Dolph Simons as editor, viewing president publisher valynsazene teen managing editor Danian, advertising director Leo Ellie, business manager Watablished in 1854, and editor W. C. Simons from 1891 to 1953.
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Movie labels under new industry system go into effect
A new four tier labeling scheme classifies US and imported films as G M R or X to guide audiences. Industry officials hope the move curbs controversy and makes more G fare available, while theaters align with the policy.
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United States
Filmland
Hoover to Stay FBI Chief Amid Retirement Controversy
President elect Nixon chose 74 year old J Edgar Hoover to continue as head of the FBI, extending Johnsons waiver of the 70 year retirement rule. Analysts note concerns about age and power, while Hoover defends the agency as an investigative body with a respected global reputation.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Nixon
Johnson
Hoover
FBI Ps
FBI
EBI
Dignified Departure of Breakfast Club Host Don McNeil
An obituary tone note marks Don McNeil’s June 1933 Breakfast Club era and his 61 years guiding wholesome radio fare. The piece praises his long career and suggests the show ends now to avoid a late decline, leaving audiences with fond memories.
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Don McNeil
Breakfast Club
Penna
McNeil
Gor Mortis
McNeil and Co
Second Chance Message From Judge After Beating Incident
Scott Grandstaff spoke in Oklahoma City after receiving 20 lashes from a brother in law instead of a five year penitentiary term. The judge Carmen Harris had suggested restraint and a chance for reform for the 16 year old high school sophomore.
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Scott Grandstaff
Oklahoma City
Carmen Harris
Judge Offers Five Year State Prison Or Whipping For Grandstaff
The judge proposed a choice between a five year state prison term for two felonies or corporal punishment by whipping. The youth, facing burglary and concealing stolen property charges, appeared receptive to the alternative and pledged to "play it straight." Supporters hope the second chance proves the judge right and aids future decisions.
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Gested
Defiant Economy Defies Tax Surcharge and Spending Cuts
The 1968 economy resists cooling efforts after a July 1 tax boost. Consumers keep spending despite higher taxes, while business investment rises. The Commerce Department sees continued GNP growth into Q4 as prices may rise next year.
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New York
Congress
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Geveral
Commerce Department
Lawrence Reflects on Debt and State Happenings of 1958
The Lawrence snapshot notes a public debt of 11.2 million dollars at year end 1958. Charles Kincaid of Independence was appointed to the Kansas Board of Regents by Gov. Docking, succeeding McDill Boyd. Kansas lost to Colorado 63-52 in the Big Eight tourney. Army moved railways for troop logistics amid fuel shortages and KU generator revival. Snow covered the state with other local items.
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Lawrence
Charles Kincaid
Independence
Kansas Board of Regents
George Docking
McDill Boyd
Kansas
Colorado
Today Bible Message Prayer Reflection
Let us lay aside every weight and the sin that besets us. A prayer asks for daily closeness to God to resist temptation and rely on Christ for strength while in the flesh.
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Lord
Nixon shifts stance on Middle East invites Dayan visit
Inside report notes Nixon, pressed by domestic politics, invites Israeli Gen. Moshe Dayan to the Pierre Hotel after pledging not to meet foreign leaders during the transition. Kuwait’s emir also meets Nixon at the Pierre, while Iran’s prime minister leaves for Hawaii and Hong Kong amid tightened isolation policy.
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Willam Scranton
Nixon
Middle East
U.S
Israel
Moshe Dayan
Manhattan
Pierre Hotel
Dayan
Iran
Kuwait
Robert Ellsworth
Robert Murphy
Johnson
Murphy
State Department
White House
Florida
Key Biscayne
Gov. Scranton
Gen. Dayan
Scranton
Henry Kissinger
Pierre
Hawaii
Hong Kong
Mr. Nixon
Reagan poised to restore order in the academy
In a tense prep for January, Governor Reagan signals colleges reopen after holidays with police backing. He argues faculty must teach or leave, warning against student anarchists. Berkeley and Columbia cited as examples of campus upheaval, while observers anticipate a showdown that could reshape academia.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Gov. Reagan
Value of Frozen versus Fresh Orange Juice
In comparing frozen and fresh juice the vitamin C remains similar for practical purposes. Both should not be stored long as vitamin content declines with time. a short overnight hold is okay. A Meckel's diverticulum corrected surgically does not recur in the child.
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Dr. Thosteson
H.D
Hollywood Year in Review: Scandals and Milestones
The 1968 year in Hollywood saw Cary Grant amid divorce accusations and LSD rumors, new movie rating systems, rising star salaries, and a shift toward more candid press. Barbra Streisand, Julie Andrews, Paul Newman, and others joined the elite, while violence, nudity, and relaxed production codes dominated headlines.
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Cary Grant
Jack Valenti
Liz Taylor
Richard Burton
Julie Andrews
Lee Marvin
Paul Newman
Barbra Streisand
Hollywood
Rod Steiger
Charlton Heston
If You're Reborn, Come as a Cat by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle muses on choosing to be a cat over a dog highlighting feline independence. He profiles Lady Dottie a long‑term alley cat surrogate in his home who teaches dignity and self reliance. He notes the costs of cat care and furniture damage yet values the nonperforming life lessons.
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New York
Lady Dottie
Adolf Hitler
Dottie
Stoneback
Violence sometimes accomplishes something in life
Herbert Galton argues against the statement violence never accomplishes anything. He says such adages mislead, noting that violence has helped in war and that reality requires a practical view. He urges moving beyond pious platitudes to understand when violence works and when it does not.
Meadowlark 4-H Club Praised for Caroling Visits
Mr and Mrs Alfred Steele Sr of Lawrence thank the Meadowlark 4 H Club for their annual caroling visits during the holiday season and commend their good work and dedication.
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Meadowlark 4-H
Mrs. Alfred Steele Sr
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