Lawrence Daily Journal World history and staff
The text announces the Lawrence Daily Journal World published daily except Sunday, listing staff roles such as President and Editor Simons Jr and News Editor, with establishment in 1854 and 1891 to 1953, and subscription rates for carrier and mail across Douglas and adjoining counties and nationwide.
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Simnons
Simons JR
Enten Sasskonten
Anag
W. C. Simons
the Worldompany
Sixth
New Parapenien Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Cushing Endorsed Viet Nam Protest Aide Sees Flaws
William F Buckley Jr reviews Cardinal Cushing’s role in a multi faith Committee of Clergy Concerned About Viet Nam urging delay and escalation limits. The piece questions Cushing’s past support for the John Birch Society and warns against aiding pro Communist apologists.
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Viet Nam
William
Cardinal Cushing
John Birch Society
Welch
California
Committee of Clergy
Education reduces divorce rates among married couples
The Census Bureau study of men and women aged 35 to 44 finds husbands with college education show 1.5 percent divorce rates versus 2.3 percent for high school diplomas and 3.5 percent for 5 to 8 years of schooling. For wives, 3.3 percent divorce rates hold for both college graduates and high school graduates, with 3.5 percent for 5 to 8 years of schooling. The report supports education as a factor in social stability. Lawrence Kansas February 7 1968.
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Lawrence Daily
Itournal-World
Bureau
Census Bureau
Lawrence
Kansas
Labor Despair Boils Over Watsons Democrat Purge
Washington labor leaders including AFL CIO President Meany and UAW figures criticize W. Marvin Watson Jr for purging the Democratic National Committee. They warn of fallout as registration drives loom and plan closed door talks at the AFL CIO council meeting in Miami.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
W. Marvin Watson Jr
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
UAW
Roy Reuther
Watson
Johnson
Democratic National
National Committee
West Virginia
Matt Reese
Exunion
Don Ellinger
Miami
Texas
Democratic Party
Labor
Republican National Committee
Ray C. Bliss
Rat Fink
New Jersey
Yrs
Resolutions Committee
National
Katherine K. Neuberger
Harry Haskell
Our System Works and U S Economic Pride Reflected
A historical essay extols the U S living standard and mass production. It cites lower food costs in work minutes, compares global living standards, notes advertising as a correlate, and argues U S capitalism outperforms the Soviet bloc and other systems.
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United States
France
U. S
Svertine
Canada
Sweden
Switzerland
Great Britain
West Germany
East Rmany
Soviet Union
Egypt
Spain
Razil
Mexico
East Germany
Brazil
Asian Corruption Seen Across Vietnam War Effort
Longtime observers say corruption in Asia is not new and has surged in South Vietnam due to vast U.S. funding. Keyes Beech notes a get rich mentality from port to rice deliveries and private profit schemes tied to U.S. aid. American involvement and lack of a central overseeing body fuel graft as the war drags on.
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Asia
South
Viet Nam
United States
Keyes Beech
Chicago
Saigon
U. S
Beechites
Marriage: Education and lasting marriages in the US
Statistics from the U S Bureau show that college educated couples tend to have longer marriages. The analysis notes that education influences marriage stability with educated husbands and wives often forming lasting unions.
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U. S
Cen- Bureau
Hawks and Doves Clash Over Economy and War Costs
The piece outlines a hawk dove split on economic policy amid Vietnam war funding. Hawks push rapid growth for tax revenue, fearing recession if restrained. Doves urge caution to avoid inflation, arguing growth has strained resources. The administration seeks mild restraints now with potential later curbs.
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New York
Great Society
Hawks
Doves
House-Senate
Joint Economic Committee
Congress
Jayhawkers Top K State In Narrow 56 55 Victory
In a tight Lawrence clash the Jayhawkers edged K State 56 to 55 at home. The game featured late scoring and a defensive stand to seal the win. Additional notes recall a Lawrence gas war lowering gas prices and journalistic ties with England.
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Jayhawkers
K-State
Lawrence
Dolph C. Simons
The
Journal-World
England
Simons
London Times
Oklahoma University
Dewey Luster
Sooners
Jap Haskell
Gone With the Wind
Jayhawker Theater
Lawrence High School
Olathe
Henry Miller Mortuary
Mass
Sigrid Onegin
Mothers’ League
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Jones
Bible Message and Prayer Prompt on Christian Love
A devotional noting Matthew 25 40 in NEB and a prayer asking God to deepen understanding and practice of Christian love. It urges actions to help neighbors in need and closes in Jesus name.
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Jesus
Letters Editor Questions Cheating Rumors at LHS Donation Drive
Lawrence high school donors set a record for March of Dimes and United Fund totaling 2823.51 dollars, yet rumors claim teachers auctioned finals to raise funds. The writer expresses shock at alleged cheating by staff and calls for discussion while praising the school. Dennis J. Reardon, 945 Mo. St.
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Journal-World
Lawrence High School
Journal- World
LHS
Douglas County March of Dimes
Lawrence United Fund
Dennis J. Reardon
Mo. St
Editor note references Page 1 Journal World incident
An editor's note alerts readers to a related news story about the incident on page one of today's Journal-World, guiding further details and context.
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Journal-World
Infected Nose Hairs Cited By Doctor Molner
Dr Molner warns against pulling nose hairs as infections harbor staphylococci and can spread from a nose focus to boils elsewhere. Antibiotics may clear the condition and protecting while recovering with a flu shot is advised for Mrs E H.
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E. H
Redford Strands in Snow Delays Golden Globe Win
Robert Redford, fresh from Toronto, faced a snowbound trip to Hollywood after a wedding in Toronto. A disrupted train left him stranded in Buffalo for 12 hours without heat or food, causing him to miss the televised ceremony where his Star of the Future prize was awarded shortly after the program ended. Joe Silver inks a TV deal as the voice of a washing machine in a Zulu and the Zayda promotion.
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Robert Redford
Toronto
Paramount
Hollywood
Redford
N. Y
Buffalo
Joe Silver
Menasha Skulnik
Gout Linked to High Drive and Leadership, Says Study
Hal Boyle notes a Journal of the American Medical Association article citing a study of 117 University of Michigan professors. Higher uric acid levels correlated with greater drive, achievement, and leadership traits, suggesting serum urates might boost performance.
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New York
Journal of the American Medical Association
University of Michigan
George W. Brooks
Ernst Mueller
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William F. Buckley JR
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Khrushchev
Committee For Freedom For All. Peoples
L Eisenhower
Sloane Coffin
Divine
Yale University
Berlin
Eisenhower
United Nations
Hungary
J. Edgar Hoover
Delaware
Stanley Hathaway
Wyoming
Neuberger
Donald Ross
Nebraska
Bliss
Ab Hermann
Fred Morrison
Ross
Morrison
Birchers
National Republican Federation
Vrs
By Sam Dawson
Old Home Town
Joseph Molner
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Hal Boyle
Galileo
Sir Francis Bacon
Samuel Johnson
Christopher Columbus
Benjamin Frankelin
Peite
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