Lawrence Daily Journal-World 1968 Staff and Publication Info
Lawrence Daily Journal World issued Tuesday February 6 1968 lists staff roles President Editor Publisher and managing editor names and contact details. It notes publication history from 1854 and distribution rates including carrier and mail prices for Douglas and surrounding counties.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Officials face questions on Vietnam Pueblo and media control
The President orders top aides Dean Rusk and Robert McNamara to appear on a Sunday TV program to present the administration’s view on Vietnam the Pueblo seizure and related issues. Critics argue the remarks mislead the public and stress the need for reporters to seek full facts.
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Johnson
Dean Rusk
Robert McNamara
Vietnam
Pueblo
U. S
America
White House
Uncle Sam
Asia
Rusk
McNamara
South Vietnam
Rusk and McNamara
Rusk- McNamara
Pentagon
Saigon
Open Season on Johnson Sparks Debate Over Taste and Free Expression
The piece notes comics target President Johnson with sharp jokes as the election year begins. It argues for respect for the office while warning against censorship by the government or the FCC.
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Johnson
Federal Communications Commission
Coming months test unwritten rules to the limit
The statement hints that forthcoming months will push unspoken norms to their breaking point, suggesting widespread scrutiny and potential changes in behavior or policy. It emphasizes anticipation of challenges and the possibility of shifts in established conduct.
Goldwater's 1964 stance reexamined amid 1960s crime and Vietnam doubts
Michigan Governor George Romney credits Goldwater with pushing Johnson to act against rising crime, noting Goldwater’s hard line in 1964 on lawlessness and Vietnam. The piece observes Goldwater’s radical image has faded as years pass and events unfold.
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Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Vietnam
Goldwater
Arizona
Michigan
George Romney
Business leaders fault Washington planning and budget aims
NEW YORK AP business observers say Washington faces unreliable forecasts for next year. They cite defense costs tax proposals and corporate profits as uncertain drivers, noting past underestimations sparked inflation and urging advance planning and a wage price machinery study.
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New York
Washington
Ford Motor Orienreal Dynamics
Old Home Town 1958 Highlights Kansas News
Dolph C Simons Jr left for Johannesburg to work on the Star for months. Baker University anniversary events progress. KU faced travel changes in basketball with the Scrap Tro n Squad and Iron Five adjustments. Lawrence fraternity pledges named. Lawrence beat Northeast Vikings 22 20. KU edged Drake 28 27. Capital punishment debate notes 40 states. Kansas had abolished it.
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
Johannesburg
South Africa
Baker University
Old Castle
Palmyra Lodge of Masons
Kansas Basketeers
Clippers
Olathe Naval Air Base
Iron
Lawrence
Robert Docking
Robert Ellsworth
Beta Theta Pi
Stan Stockton
Bob Elbel
Delta Tau Delta
Hugh Bales
Phi Kappa Psi
Mary Lou Nelson
William Oliver Nelson
Junius Merl Penny
Merl Nuzum Penny
Northeast Vikings
Kansas City
Iowa
Drake Bulldogs
Kansas
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Quotation
Isaiah 40 31 promises renewed strength for those who wait upon the Lord. A prayer asks God to grant strict discipline to fortify lives for today and to shape believers for present tasks through Christ our Lord.
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Christ
Red Tape Mountain Seen for Travel Tax
Treasury officials warned Congress that Johnson's travel tax would burden government with heavy paperwork and require more staff. The plan would raise at least 12 million extra forms for Customs and IRS, with about 535 new nationwide Customs positions and unclear IRS needs. It would affect few travelers due to hemisphere exemptions, and require declarations of cash and traveler's checks before departure and after return. The package would also cut duty free allowances, boosting revenue and adding staff to process millions more gift packages and souvenirs.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Treasury Department
House
Ways and Means Committee
Customs Service
Internal Revenue Service
Customs
IRS
Treasury
Western Hemisphere
Canada
Mexico
Reagan replaces Smith with Weinberger in California
In Sacramento Reagan dismisses finance director Gordon Smith amid party pressure and tax timing issues. Caspar Weinberger, a moderate Republican, is named to the post, signaling internal power shifts and reflections on Reagan’s administration and big business influence.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Gordon P. Smith
Caspar W. Weinberger
Smith
Reagan
State Assembly
Los Angeles
Cy Rubel
Union Oil
California
Rachel
Weinberger
Rubel
Joe Shell
Richard M. Nixon
Shell
Smith-Weinberger
Reagan Land
George Gipp
Notre Dame
Doughty to Lecture on Peasant Life in Lima at KU
Professor Paul L. Doughty of Indiana University will speak at 4:30 p.m. Friday in the Kansas Union Forum Room on Behind the Back of the City Peasant Life in Lima. The lecture is open to the public and sponsored by KU Anthropology and Center of Latin American Studies.
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Paul L. Doughty
Department of Anthropology
Indiana University
Kansas Union
Lima
Doughty
Kansas University Department of Anthropology
Center of Latin American Studies
Equal time demanded in Pool location debate letter
Harry Compton of 832 La. St argues against relocating the O.W.L. pool from Central Park, defending the existing mandate and urging more pools citywide. He critiques traffic concerns, supports park plans, and calls for progressive use of park funds to expand neighborhood amenities.
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Journal-World
Clinton Park
Central Park
Old West Lawrence
Ninth Street
Green Strip
O.W.L
Eighth Street
Douglas County Bank
Baptist Church
Broken Arrow
O.W.L. Association
Harry Compton
la. St
Last Custer Press Session Indicates Victory at Hand
Exclusive interview reports Gen. Custer claiming the Battle of Little Bighorn turns in favor of American forces. He says Sioux losses outpace U.S. casualties, predicts peace soon, and notes up to date body counts and a crisis at headquarters amid ongoing clashes.
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Custer
Little Bighorn
Dakota
George Armstrong Custer
Sitting Bull
Black Hills
Gen. Custer
Ex-Ambassador Declines Texas Governor Bid
Ed Clark, former U.S. ambassador to Australia, says he will not run for Texas governor. He recounts proposing a campaign but cites opposition from his wife, mother, daughter, and two sisters as the reason, noting he is 61 and an Austin lawyer-banker.
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Fort Worth, Tex
Ed Clark
U.S
Australia
Texas
Clark
Austin
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