Lawrence Daily World Publisher and Rate Notice
The text lists The World Company officials and staff including Simons as editor and general details. It notes the newspaper was published daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with contact VI 3 1000 and subscription rates 1.73 monthly 20.76 yearly by carrier. 10 per year in Douglas county. 15 per year elsewhere.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kansas Pride Faces Penn State in Orange Bowl Showdown
Kansas Jayhawks prepare for a high stakes Orange Bowl clash with Penn State as the Big Eight seeks national prestige. Oklahoma and Missouri already impressed in bowl play, signaling strong league depth while KU eyes a signature win and pride for Kansas fans.
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Kansas
State of Kansas
Jayhawks
Penn State
Miami
Missouri
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Bear Bryant
Oklahoma
Big Eight
Sooners
SMU
Houston Astrodome
Oklahomans
Kansans
Jayhawk
Nittany Lions
Pepper
Rodgers
Blue
Nobody's Perfect In Pursuit Of The Disney Version
The essay argues no one is flawless including public figures like John Glenn and Frank Borman. It reviews Richard Schickel's The Disney Version, noting the author questions Walt Disney while acknowledging Disney's significant impact and contributions to American entertainment.
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Richard Schickel
Life Magazine
Schickel
Walt Disney
Disney
Los Angeles
Mez
Frank Borman
Disney’s lasting impact on film and society
The discussion praises Walt Disney for shaping family entertainment with good taste and strong life values. It argues his work improved the cultural landscape and suggests if everyone could receive such an epitaph, the world would be better overall.
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Disney
Illinois Senate prefiles bill to breathalyzer drucken driving
A proposed Illinois Senate measure would require motorists suspected of drunken driving to submit to breathalyzer tests. Refusal would trigger a six month license suspension. Drivers would be informed of the policy before licensure and effectively consent to it. The piece argues tougher laws deter deadly accidents.
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Illinois
Illinois Senate
Business Leaders Set Yearlong Resolutions for Society
New York AP report gathers remarks from Hobart Lewis Muriel Siebert Louis Laun George Villa Paul Hoffman Charles Jensen Joseph Liebman Cecil Wright and others urging 1969 focus on equal opportunity productivity self management and humane business practices. They call for helping the underprivileged balancing duties and improving customer service while tackling inflation and poverty of opportunity.
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NEW York
United States
Hobart Lewis
Reader’s Digest
Muriel Siebert
New York Stock Exchange
Louis F. Laun
Celanese Fibers Marketing Co
Paul Hoffman
United Nations Development Program
Marshall Plan
Charles S. Jensen
C.I.T. Corp
C.lt. Financial Corp
Jensen
Estate gifts support KU Endowment and open house noted
The estate of the late Thomas Strickler of Kansas City contributed 45000 to the KU Endowment Association. Dean and Mrs Wescoe of the KU Medical School hosted an open house at Mission Drive in Kansas City. Notre Dame defeated KU in two exhibition games at Convention Hall.
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Thomas Strickler
Kansas City
KU Endowment Association
Clarke Wescoe
KU Medical School
Mission Drive
Jackie Gleason
Gleason
Frank Gray
Navy
J.g
Convention Hall
Forrest Allen
Notre Dame
George Snowden
Lawrence
InterState Literary Association
Christmas Prayer for Christian Civilization
A brief prayer asks for Christmas observance to become Christian, guiding culture toward a Christian civilization through Christ's teachings and power. The appeal ends with Amen.
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Christ
Apollo 8 lifts as poets and scientists collide in awe
The writer recalls Apollo 8 launch details and the clash between scientific precision and poetic premonition. He notes 99.9 percent part reliability, the vast complexity of 5.6 million parts, and the tension between awe and doubt as the rocket ascends into a Homeric sky. The piece ends urging respect for human endeavor beyond mere belief.
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Time Magazine
Robert Lowell
Bedford Stuyvesant
William Sloane Coffin
Left handed lives and quick bites from a mailbag
Hal Boyle presents a column of odd facts and maxims drawn from reader mail. The items range from left handedness and famous historical lefties to milk shelf life, smoking trends, nerves and brain capacity, pedestrian safety, quotes, and light folklore.
Dark Beauty's Undiminished As Gene Tierney Returns
Hollywood notes report Gene Tierney, 48, back on screen in The FBI at Warner Brothers, after The Pleasure Seekers. She comments on limited local film production and aims to work more, while Hawaii film plans shift with The Hawaiians to begin next June in Hawaii with Charlton Heston possible. The Great White Hope rights are secured and filming is eyed for June under producer Lawrence Turman.
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Gene Tierney
Warner Brothers
F.B.I
Laura
Miss Tierney
Houston
Howard Lee
Lawrence Turman
Jack Johnson
Alligator Hatchlings Grow From Tiny Eggs to 15-Foot Adults
The National Geographic Society notes an alligator begins life at about eight inches long and two ounces in weight. Eggs are roughly the size of chicken eggs, and the species can reach lengths around 15 feet and weights near 700 pounds as adults.
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Zurich
National Geographic Society
Start jogging gradually for health and avoid weekend bursts
A medical column urges gradual start to exercise including jogging to prevent fatigue fractures. It cites Dr Morris and Duke University doctors noting stress fractures and misdiagnosed injuries from improper training, with winter risks higher due to hard surfaces.
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James M. Morris
University of California Medical Center
San Francisco
Duke University
the Academy of General Practice
Duke
Angus McBryde, Jr
Frank H. Bassett III
Run
How Babies Are Made Book Gains Wide Acceptance
New York AP report notes the Time Life Books edition of How Babies Are Made uses paper sculpture art and plain text to teach children ages 3 to 10 about reproduction. Joan Mebane credits educators and parents for refining the approach as SIECUS and Child Study Association guided the project.
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New York
Joan Mebane
General Learning Corp
Time-Life Books
Sex Information and Education Council of the
U.S
Siecus
Child Study Association of America
Money Awaiting 3 000 Workers
The Labor Department seeks over 3 800 workers including 71 from Missouri to claim back wages from wage hour investigations. Amounts range from under 25 dollars to over 1 000 dollars. Disappeared workers must contact the Wage and Hour Public Contracts Division with current address and Social Security number.
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Washington
Labor Department
Missouri
Department
U.S. Department of Labor
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Shows 1968 Toll and December Count
A Topeka AP report tallies Kansas traffic fatalities over 48 hours to 9 am Monday with December totals and year figures. The log lists 639 deaths for 1968 and 663 for the comparable 1967 period, noting one previously unreported fatality.
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Topeka
Kansas
Computer speeds rise from sixteen thousand to sixteen million
Over 15 years computer speed increased from 16 000 additions per second to 16 000 000, reflecting exponential performance gains. The comparison highlights rapid hardware and architectural advances driving higher processing throughput.
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Kansas Pride
Jesus Christ
John Glenn
By Lisa Cronin
Uniroyal Inc
George R. Villa
Cartier Inc
Joseph Liebman
Fifth Avenue Jeweler
Cecil L. Wright
J. C. Penney Co
Old Home Town
William Buckley JR
Cape Kennedy
Fun City, U.S.A
Hal Boyle
Alexander the Great
Leonardo da Vinci
Benjamin Franklin
Safety Council
Francoise Sagan
National Institute of Mental Health
Napoleon Bonaparte
Hollywood (Ap
Hollywood
Hawaii
Mirisch Company
James Michener
Charton Heston
Richard Harris
David Merrick
20Th Century-Fox
Merrick
G. C. Thosteson
Dr. Thosteson
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