Lawrence Journal-World personnel and contact details
The Lawrence Journal-World daily newspaper lists staff roles led by President and Editor Dolph C Simons with supervision by D C Simons and Bill Mayer as vice president and publisher. The paper notes circulation rates and city base in Lawrence Kansas with Associated Press affiliation and Audit Bureau of Circulation membership.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C Simons
Vica Pres
Bill Mayer
Ween
Jack Zimmerman
Pee A
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Florida Teachers Strike Risks and Broad Labor Pressure
An opinion piece argues Florida teachers misuse strikes to push for higher pay, noting national support for unions and predicting broader repercussions. It contends teachers threaten resignations to pressure administrators, warns of inflation impacts, and questions if such tactics could spur similar pressure from other workers nationwide.
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Florida
U. S
Washington
Lawrence
America
Johnson Administration
Congress
Inside the Rock of a Corporate Conglomerate
New York investors regulators and analysts probe conglomerates as stock markets cool. Falling prices slow deals with Gulf & Western pausing talks with Armour and Litton Industries posting unexpected earnings declines.
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New York
Mergers & Acquisitions Magazine
Gulf & Western Industries
Armour
Changing Patriotism and Foreign Spending in America
A critique notes how public opinion shifted from opposition to escalation in Vietnam to a hardened appetite for casualties and bombing. It argues Americans favor staying home, oppose cross-border travel, and demand punitive taxes while government funds foreign allies, risking balance of payments and patriotism.
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Barry Goldwater
North Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
U. S. Air Force
America
Uncle Sam
Clamp Down On Overseas Spending Critics Say
A call to curb Washington spending abroad likens foreign aid to a costly folly. The speaker contrasts such spending with domestic tax penalties aimed at curbing Communist influence and reinforcing national priorities.
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Washington
East Germany
KU Beats Iowa State 90 61 At Allen Fieldhouse
Recap notes a KU men’s basketball 90 61 victory over Iowa State at Allen Fieldhouse. The item also mentions Olney England women’s pancake race victory, Chuck Mather joining the Chicago Bears as backfield aide, and archival notes from 25 and 40 years ago about local events and school activities.
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Iowa State
Allen Fieldhouse
Olney
England
Liberal
Kaw
Chuck Mather
Chicago Bears
Bible Message and Prayer Invoke Faith and Mercy
Today’s excerpt centers on a devotional Bible message citing Matthew 28 20 RSV and a prayer asking God to strengthen faith and perseverance. The prayer thanks past Christian fathers for steadfastness and seeks mercy to rely on God and trust more in Jesus’ sake.
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Jesus
What should be done about the labor unions
The piece argues John Lindsay lacks backbone against unions and urges electing better politicians. It cites his past praise for labor groups and calls for national labor legislation while noting New York's Taylor Law and political constraints. The essay frames the crisis as a test of will against organized labor.
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John Lindsay
New York
Shanker
Teachers’ Union
DeLury
Sanitation Workers’ Union
Rockefeller
MR. Lindsay
John Vliet Lindsay
Aspirin Safety And Donor Blood Questions
A letter asks if aspirin builds up in the body and can poison. Expert notes toddlers face poisoning risk, adults have wide safety margins, poisoning from salicylates occurs with large or long-term use, and occasional two to three tablets are usually tolerable. Also confirms a polio survivor aged 40 can donate blood per Red Cross.
Bar Association adopts tighter news guidelines on criminal cases
The American Bar Association approved new guidelines limiting what the public will learn about pending criminal trials and arrests. The measure, despite a plea for a delay, passed 176 to 68 and now goes to an ethics committee to be integrated into the Canons of Professional Ethics.
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Chicago
American Bar Association
Association
House of Delegates
Reardon
ABA
Travel by President Not Likely to Receive Much Advance Notice
President Johnson said most of his travel in this election year will likely occur without advance notice. Reporters learned of the secret trip only as his plane neared Washington after a weekend mission that included visits to military installations on both coasts and Eisenhower’s California winter home.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
California
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Andrews
Pope Air Force Base
North Carolina
King Carmichael Lenin in the racial scene
Washington officials fear Stokely Carmichael could seize control of the April King march as Leninist tactics blend with Black United Front support. King seeks mobilization but lacks planning and discipline, while Carmichael shifts from street rhetoric to strategic coalition building with non revolutionary reformers.
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King
Carmichael
Lenin
Washington
White House
Justice Department
Martin Luther King
Stokely Carmichael
V. I. Lenin
Chicago
Chuck Stone
Custer
Bayard Austin
Selma
Ala
Walter Fauntroy
New
Black United Front
Red World
Carl Moultrie
NAACP
Sterling Tucker
Urban League
Front
Tucker
Moultrie
National Naacp
Communist Party
Labor Party
Struggle To Locate Charlie Has Interesting Sidelights
Washington satire depicts a unnamed narrator and friends arguing over a Vietnam era siege as police fire mortars and dive bombers at a house in pursuit of Charlie. The dialogue highlights urban fear and collateral damage while questioning wartime tactics and civilian cost.
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Charlie
Kyogen Players to Visit Kane sas University
Tokyo Kyogen Players will perform at Kane sas University on Wednesday. A lecture demonstration starts at 3 30 p m and a second performance at 8 p m in University Theatre. Both events are free to the public.
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Nomura Company
Kyogen Players
Tokyo
Japan
Kanesas University
University Theatre
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