Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details
Lawrence Journal World staff list and publication information for December 28 1967. Includes roles President Editor Managing Editor News Editor Advertising Manager and circulation rates. Published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Lawrence Kansas with postage details and circulation figures.
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Polph Simons
Polph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Ans Fidtenmchpeve
Jack Zimmerman Wenn
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Congress 1967 review signals tough 1968
A bleak assessment of the 90th Congress notes limited major actions in 1967 while warning that 1968, an election year, may bring renewed discontent. It cites weak ethics codes, limited progress on Vietnam policy, and heavy focus on votes over national needs, with Johnson and Congress blamed.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Sens
Dodd and Son
Rep
Powell
Questioning Napalm and War Atrocity Messaging
The National Observer criticizes anti Dow Chemical protests linking napalm to Vietnam effects. It notes a Dak Son massacre by North Vietnamese forces using flame weapons on villagers, with over 200 killed including women and children, urging awareness by American youths.
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National Observer
Dow Chemical Co
Vietnam
Dow
Dak Son
Vallee Campaigns for Mayor Stirring Mixed Reactions
The 66 year old former heartthrob Rudy Vallee considers a Los Angeles mayoral bid drawing sharp shots from critics and curiosity from voters. Supporters praise his name recognition while opponents question readiness for office.
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Los Angeles
Rudy Vallee
Crooner Vallee Considers Los Angeles Mayor Run
Renowned singer with a megaphone style hints at a mayoral bid in Los Angeles. He admits little political experience, unsure platform, and notes his fame as a penny-pincher and tight economic management may be the only solid traits for the job. His friends think it could be funny or appealing, but the idea remains unclear and unlikely.
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Vallee
Los Angeles
Time to Pay Those Bills New York AP analysis of Johnsons economic aim
In post holiday reflection the piece notes Lyndon Johnson faces a mid January economic and budget message with inflation and recession risks. It recalls his 1967 forecast that hopes would align with policy but acknowledges persistent policy paralysis from Congress and indecision on tax increases.
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New York
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
United States
Congress
Safe driver law to require liability coverage starting January
A 1957 item notes the new safe driver law takes effect Jan 1 requiring minimum liability coverage or risk of license loss. Lawrence High School lost a 57 55 basketball game to Pittsburg, while Ruth Joan Scholes wed David Gower Hill in a Lawrence ceremony.
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Lawrence High School
Pittsburg
Ruth Joan Scholes
Rex Erret Scholes
Council Grove
David Gower Hill
Justin Hill
Lawrence
New York
Madison Square Garden
Jayhawkers
Fordham Rams
Today’s Bible Message Prayer Note
A devotional note offers daily thanks in the name of Jesus Christ. The prayer thanks God the Father for gifts given to all people through Jesus Christ, affirming faith and praise in a brief NEB scripture framing.
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Jesus Christ
Dow clash at Harvard and Rochester provost defends rights
The piece condemns student blockades of a Dow Chemical recruiter at Harvard and lauds University of Rochester provost Dr. McCrea Hazlett for suspending 23 graduate students while sparing undergraduates. It questions who controls the university amid the sit in and student power rhetoric.
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DOW Chemical Company
Dow
Harvard
Cambridge
Harvard University
Forces of Reason
McCrea Hazlett
University of Rochester
Hazlett
Dow Chemical
DR. Hazlett
University of California
National Students Association
Mr. Hazlett
Rochester
Education Second to Roads in Kansas 1968 Legislature
Topeka AP analysis notes education ranks just behind highways in the 1968 Kansas legislative agenda. A new state board of education would take policy power from the state superintendent, with a commissioner of education appointed by the board.
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Kansas
Topeka
Board of Education
State Board of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board For
Kansas Board of Regents
New Masters Program in Religion Debuts at KU
Kansas University introduces a new master of arts in religion overseen by the Kansas School of Religion. The interdenominational School of Religion in Irma I. Smith Hall operates independently of KU yet aligns academically. Six students are enrolled, requiring 30 graduate credits and a thesis. The program aims for a non professional liberal arts focus and typically takes about a year and a half.
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Kansas University
Kansas School of Religion
School of Religion
Irma I. Smith
Lawrence
William J. Moore
Dean Moore
Moore
New Plan by the President To Regain Lost Popularity
President Johnson considers a bold campaign shift to boost support in 1968. An adviser proposes revealing he will not run and prompting a Kennedy challenge to lift Johnson’s polling. The plan foresees nationwide demonstrations and a surge in drafts. The issue: how to tell Hubert.
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Washington
Johnson
Buchwald
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
White House
Bobby Kennedy
Kennedy
Hubert
Test Yourself The Signs Of Aging In 1967
Hal Boyle offers a playful guide to feeling older as years pass. The column lists humorous traits that mark middle age plus reflections on memory, money, and priorities, ending with the notion that enjoying middle age proves aging is underway.
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New York
Sam
Silent heart attacks and quitting smoking tips
A reader asks about silent heart attacks and their danger. Dr. Mother explains silent attacks are small and may cause cumulative heart damage, often detected later by electrocardiogram. Another reader stops smoking and deals with oral cravings by noting it is a habit and will fade with time.
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Dr. Mother
A. G
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