Lawrence Daily Journal World advertisement details
Lawrence Daily Journal World notices list editor W C Simons and publication details from 1851 to 1952. It notes daily publication except Sundays and provides subscription rates by carrier and mail for Douglas and adjoining counties and the United States.
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Mai
United States
Resor warns of increased North Korean pressure in 1968
Secretary of the Army Stanley Resor predicts more North Korean infiltrations and attacks against South Korea in 1968. He says evidence shows Pyongyang will avoid open warfare while stepping up covert activity and urges stronger U S preparation and decisive retaliation if needed.
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Stanley Resor
South Korea
North Korea
Korea
Resor
Vietnam
Republic of
U. S
Indiana Redistricting Tests Supreme Court on One Man One Vote
Washington AP The Indiana three judge panel’s reapportionment of 11 congressional districts could push the Supreme Court to decide how political considerations fit within one man one vote. Rep. Madden accuses a Republican bias while noting the plan would shift the House balance toward Republicans.
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Washington
Indiana
Supreme Court
Ray J. Madden
D-Ind
Madden
Gary
Lee H. Hamilton
Columbus
House
Government waste over a missing rifle case sparks protest
A Vietnam veteran, Ernst J. Wagner, was billed $71.20 by the Army for a missing rifle after swapping gunner positions on a helicopter near Saigon. His congressman objects, arguing the charge is absurd and highlights government inefficiency.
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Ernst J. Wagner
Vietnam
Wagner
Saigon
Army
Henry C. Schadeberg
Wisconsin
Secretary of Defense
McNamara
Pueblo
Hypnosis talk spurs Rotary and 1958 fund drive
Dr. Erik Wright spoke on hypnosis and psycho therapy to the Rotary as a nationwide $3 million drive to fund the Eisenhower Library at Abilene began. Gov George Docking and ex-Senator Harry Darby co chair the effort.
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Erik Wright
Rotary
Eisenhower Library
Abilene
George Docking
U. S
Harry Darby
Chris Kraft
Kraft
Mass. St
Frank’s Furniture Co
Kraft Annex
Duane Kraft
Daily Bible Message on Patience and Endurance
A devotional note exhorts patience drawing on Job’s endurance and James 5 11. It asks God to bless efforts toward patience kindness and forgiveness and to help us bear others frailty as we seek Christ like love and the prayer Our Father.
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Christ
Palacio del Rio Hilton Signals Future of Building Practice
In San Antonio near the Alamo and Hemis Fair site stands the 20 story Palacio del Rio Hilton, built from prefabricated modular rooms. The project aims to house visitors for the exposition and could revolutionize construction by using monolithic box units assembled on site.
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San Antonio
Tex
Alamo
America
Palacio
Texas
H. B. Zachry
Rockefeller a Litterbug in Garbage Campaign Angles
Washington analysts view Gov. Nelson Rockefeller as using New York City's garbage strike to signal readiness for national issues. They note polls showing public views on garbage, Rockefeller's bid to settle the dispute, and Lindsay allies accusing a political maneuver benefiting George Wallace.
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Washington
John Lindsay
New York City
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeler
Buchwaldng
The
United States
Rockefeller
New York
Rocky
Lindsay
National Guard
Garbage Union
George Wallace
Wallace
To Your Good Health Dear Dr Mother Health Advice Questions
Reader queries compare fresh versus frozen vegetables and milk pasteurization. The doctor says food value is similar for fresh and frozen milk remains nutritious after pasteurization while raw milk risks germs. A second letter questions an unverified cataract treatment and notes lack of professional reporting.
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Dr. Mother
N.T
E.M
Westmoreland Plan Abandoned In Vietnam War Context
A 1968 four-part U S command strategy drafted by Gen Westmoreland and Gen Cao Van Vien was scrapped after Communist tactics undermined border strong points along the 17th parallel. The plan aimed at frontier defense, intensified search and destroy, and countryside pacification, but lost initiative before 1968 began as border outposts drew repeated assaults. The Con Thien and Khe Sanh campaigns illustrate the pattern of dwindling Americian leverage and rising enemy pressure.
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Washington
South Vietnam
William Westmoreland
U.S. High Command
Cao van Vien
Joint General Staff
Westmoreland
Pentagon
Hanoi
Laos
Camboida
17Th Parallel
U.S
Con Thien
Khe Sanh
Citizens accuse City Commission of secret pool site decisions
Letter from Mrs. Wallace R. Scott Jr. of 626 Schwarz Rd criticizes Lawrence city leaders for limiting citizen involvement in choosing a swimming pool site. She describes a Feb 13 1968 sequence with a preplanned presentation, a noon special meeting, and a public afternoon session as a sham democratic process undermining public rights and the city’s mandate to act in residents' best interests.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
City Commission
Commission
Commis
Sion
Wallace R. Scott Jr
Schwarz Rd
New Books at City Library Highlights Wartime Memoirs and Novels
The listing features Harold Macmillan’s The Blasts of War 1939 1945 and Roosevelt and Frankfurt Er by Max Freedman, plus The Year 2000 by Herman Kahn and Wiener. It also includes North Toward Rome by Willie Morris and The Greatest Gamble by Per Hansson among essays and fiction by Durrell Daley McConkey and McConkey.
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Harold Macmillan
Roosevelt
Frankfurter
Max Freedman
Herman Kahn
Anthony J. Wiener
Rome
Willie Morris
William Morris
Mississippi
Texas
Oxford
New York City
America
Harper’s
Per Hansson
Myra Hess
Denise Lassimonne
Jacquie Durrell
Gerald Durrell
Mr. Durrell
Robert Daley
Hanoch Barstow
Italy
Israel
Shlonsky
Sintsanon Its
1Dannes
Put
Ptier Peos
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