Lawrence Daily Journal World history and edition details
The snippet presents the Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead with publisher D C Simons Jr and editor Simona, noting establishment in 1854 and publication as a daily minus Sundays. It lists contact details and subscription rates including carrier and mail options, plus postage and circulation affiliations.
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Douglas
Kaneas
Kaneas City
Tracil
United States
Lawrence
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Burrat
Debate and Beards Highlight Nation's Mood and Policy
A column argues Nixon deserves debate on Vietnam policy while condemning silencing dissent. It notes gains from his actions, then shifts to social critique, predicting a rise in male grooming and beards as a reaction to women's liberation. It also covers Kansas education funds returned to Washington and welfare-state spending trends.
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Nixon
Russia
China
North Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Indochina
Topeka
Kansas Department of Education
KDE
Kansas
Washington
Laments About Family Farm in Corporate Era
In New York a discussion argues that family farms can coexist with corporate farming. Walter Penn notes 75 percent of corporate farms are family owned and farm families endure despite structural changes. He cites Equitable Life and Prudential loans, and warns that genuine farmer interest and equity matter more than sheer farm size.
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New York
Walter Penn
Penn
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable
U.S
Prudential Insurance
Pepa
Board members spend budgeted funds as year ends approach
As the financial year ends, officials search for unused dollars and deplete balances by purchasing new equipment. The prevailing view is to spend any available money to avoid losses for budget purposes, while saving appropriated tax funds is ridiculed.
Local history notes honor editors and civic leaders
A 1962 Wall Street Journal editor Bernard Kilgore received the William Allen White Foundation national award for journalism merit while Daniel R. Anthony III of Leavenworth Times earned the state award. Delta Upsilon KU adviser Lloyd Houston, 80, to be honored for long service.
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Bernard Kilgore
The
Wall Street Journal
William Allen White Foundation
Daniel R. Anthony III
Leavenworth Times
Lloyd Houston
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Harold Barr
KU School of Religion
Edwin Price
Price
Charles Hicks
Linwood
A. B. Ewing
North Lawrence
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Prompt Faithful Supplication
The excerpt invites reflection on God vindicating the faithful who cry out to him daily and asks for forgiveness for prayer slackness. It requests childlike trust and teaching to pray in the spirit of Christ as taught to his disciples.
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Christ
Human Development and Follow Through Support in Education
KU senior Vicki L. Henry explains Human Development and the Follow Through program at school, clarifying that HDFL focuses on growth rather than sex education. She notes community aides assist lead teachers, EU personnel engage, and reinforcement replaces punishment to motivate children and tailor learning.
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HDFL
Follow Through program praised by parent aide and criticizes UN policy
A reader commends the Follow Through Program as a beneficial method allowing children to learn at their own pace with parent aides. The letter urges broader access and visits to observe progress, while also criticizing the United Nations stance toward China and questioning U S policy toward Maoist leadership and peace.
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Lawrence
Program of Hughes caper cast reads like a who’s who
In a sweeping cast list from the Howard Hughes autobiography mystery, Clifford Irving figures as the author with McGraw-Hill backing 650000 for Fake while Life Magazine eyes 250000 for rights. Other players include Edith Irving Helga Hughes Hannah Rosencrantz Nina Van Pallandt and Ann Baxter with various lawyers and witnesses. New Orleans notes report Jefferson Parish mosquito control fogging across 65 miles and treating nearly 905000 square feet of water as warm weather sparks out of season breeding.
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Washington
Howard Hughes
Clifford Irving
wucHwaco
McGraw-Hill
Irving
Ibiza
Spain
New York
Irving Trust Company
Life Magazine
Modern Screen
Time-Life Corporation
Hughes
Osborne, Associates
Nina van Pallandt
Mexico
Edith
Helga
Hannah
Ann Baxter
Virgin Islands
New Orleans
United States
Metairie
Glenn M. Stokes
Jefferson Parish
International festival celebrates Josquin death 450th anniversary
The KU stage hosted an international festival featuring groups from Munich Stuttgart Prague and New York. The New York Pro Musica drew praise for beauty of sound and technical brilliance in a Renaissance program. The KU Theatre for Young People presented O P Q R S etc a lively unit show with strong design by Viv Kraft and John Ahrens directed by Rebecca Ditzler. Aimed at Douglas and Lawrence students, public performance follows Saturdays 2 pm in Murphy Hall.
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Josquin Des Prez
Munich
Stuttgart
Prague
New York
Pro Musica
Murphy Hall
Josquin
KU Theatre
O.P.Q.R.S
Viv Kraft
Edward Johnson
Ottoville
O.p.qrs
University Theatre
Little Orange
Uglas County
Lawrence
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