Lawrence World Company publication details and rates
Established in 1854 W. C. Simons Editor 1891 to 1953 published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kan. Telephone V78-1000 66044 Subscription Rate By earths 5 cents per week one year 18.20 By mail in Douglas and adjoining counties where carrier service is not available 33 per year By mail elsewhere in United States 11 per year Second Class postage paid at Lawrence Kaw Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation Member of The Associated Press
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Four-Lane Traffic on South Massachusetts Street
A local resident argues for converting South Massachusetts Street to four lanes from North Park to Twenty-third. He notes heavy two-lane flow, parking ban would reduce parallel parking, and could improve safety and efficiency akin to major streets. The proposal would clash with current parking and stimulates discussion of future growth.
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When the Big Outrides the Small in War Criticism
The Chicago American argues that U S actions in Vietnam face global resentment because the United States is seen as the powerful Goliath and North Vietnam as the small David. Critics apply storybook fairness and assume the big side is wrong, even amid complex realities.
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Grain delay in U S cited as gamble over India aid
Analysts note the United States held 900000 tons of grain for starving India, a move criticized as political. While drought worsened, critics accused the Johnson administration of using people’s lives for leverage. The delay spurred the Soviet Union to promise wheat and prompted aid from Australia and Canada.
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US and Soviet aid cited in grain scare fallout
Asian experts say India’s leaders were startled into acting to avoid future crises as the U S held back grain shipments to India to gauge developments. The Soviet promise to help adds weight to hopes that Washington and Moscow can cooperate for human progress, with officials learning not to leap without looking.
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Patent Laws Outdated By JOHN CUNNIFF
The article argues that global patent laws have not kept pace with technology and need reform. A presidential panel suggests a single worldwide document, longer patent life, easier filing for inventors, and freer information exchange to reduce delays and costs. Savings could reach millions for the US Patent Office and applicants.
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Wilt Chamberlain MVP in Big Eight tourney 1956
Wilt Chamberlain of Kansas University was named most valuable player in the Big Eight basketball tournament in Kansas City. Local clothier Mike Nichols donated Ivy League caps to the team as Chamberlain wore. Radios were installed in sheriff vehicles and the station served as dispatch hub. The first cigarette price ceiling set at 15 cents after the December readings. A blackout in Washington, DC was reportedly successful. Mrs. B H Frink hosted a tea for her sister Jean Russell visiting from Boone Iowa, and Mrs. Sam Elliott entertained Prof. Whitlock of New York City.
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Today's Bible Message on Humility and Service
A devotional excerpt reflects Jesus teaching that the greatest serves others and the humble are exalted. The prayer asks for guidance to imitate Christ's humility and love in daily life.
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Positive Side of Abrasion
Arnold H. Maremont of the Dun and Bradstreet panel argues that the abrasive personality, a nonconformist who seeks the best answer, boosts innovation and profits. Executives often use such voices to fuel decisive choices after debate ends, despite discomfort.
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Choices in Cancer Treatment Highlight Surgery and X-ray Roles
Dear Dr Mother explains that cancer treatment depends on location and operability. Surgery may remove cancer completely, or X-ray therapy may shrink tumors or destroy cancer cells with less damage to healthy tissue. A combined approach can slow spread and extend life.
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Letters to the Editor on Toys for Toys and Fire Protection
Lawrence Christmas Bureau thanks Journal-World for Toys for Toys help aiding 550 children in 135 families. A pre dawn 12 28 66 fire near a fire station raises questions about Lawrence fire protection and procedures, staffing, and possible volunteer help to prevent future losses.
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Advisers Warn Johnson War May Drag On Before 1968 Vote
Washington reports influential advisers quietly warn President Johnson that the Vietnam War is unlikely to end before the 1968 election. They urge continuing present levels with no escalation, while avoiding actions that could provoke China or the Soviet Union.
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New Year's Misery Manual Authors Embrace Self-Pity
AP profile of Dan Greenburg and Marcia Jacobs authors of How To Make Yourself Miserable. They describe New Year's Eve as a season of self pity with reservations, drunkenness, costly champagne, and awkward dates. Greenburg and Jacobs recount misanthropic humor and personal anecdotes from their collaboration and careers.
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Laurel CanceIs Nine-Race Card After Track Declared Unfit
Laurel Maryland canceled its nine race card after a Maryland Racing Commission steward ruled the track unfit for racing. The decision halted the program on Thursday amid safety concerns for horses and riders.
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