Lawrence Journal World Staff and Publication Details
The Lawrence Journal World in Lawrence Kansas lists Dolph Simons as President and Editor and Dolph C Bemone as Vice President Publisher with Bill Mayer as Managing Editor and Barnest Eontiol as News Editor. The paper, established 1854, is published daily except Sunday by The World Company with office at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets.
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Dolph Simons
W. C. Simons
Moitor
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Misguided Sympathy On Bonnie and Clyde theme and real killers
Chicago writer Mike Royko interviews relatives of Barrow and Parker victims and critiques film realism. He contrasts affectionate depictions with the murdered Clutter family and emphasizes society’s blind spot toward innocent lives lost.
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Bonnie and Clyde
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Mike Royko
Chicago
Royko
Clyde
Bonnie
Perry Smith
Richard Hickock
Herb Clutter
Japan learns from defeat to fuel postwar growth
Columnist Roscoe Drummond notes Japan transformed into a model of rapid industrialization after World War II. He contrasts Japan and West Germany with developing nations, highlighting their embrace of free enterprise and collective effort as they shape global trade and development plans.
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Japan
Roscoe Drummond
U. S
Britain
West Germany
Asia
Familiar Tune
E Frederick Hartman of Albuquerque recalled a 30 year old Tribune column about a Kansas Legislature probe of communism at the University of Kansas seen as a hotbed of subversive propaganda. The reminiscence underscores recurring themes in political investigations across decades.
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E. Frederick Hartman
Albuquerque
N. M
Albuquerque Tribune
Kansas
University of Kansas
Washington confronts clash over wiretaps and civil rights tactics
President Johnson’s crime initiative gains broad support in an election year while Attorney General Ramsey Clark opposes wiretapping. He warns against trampling freedoms even as he backs law and order, amid tensions with activists like Stokely Carmichael and other revolutionaries.
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Johnson
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Stokely Carmichael
America
Carmichaels
Atty General Clark Defends Free Speech amid Security Concerns
The attorney general argues against policy measures that curb freedoms in the name of combating threats. He warns against letting political opportunists hijack the issue and urges steady, lawful responses to dangers without eroding civil liberties.
Investment clubs grow as small monthly bets build big stock gains
In a nationwide trend, the National Association of Investment Clubs says $10 or $20 monthly investments can reach about $20,000 in stocks in 20 to 30 years. Clubs now number around 45,000 with 600,000 members and assets over $750 million. They attract brokers, expand share ownership, and many members eventually open individual accounts. The NAIC provides guides, seminars, and tax information to support clubs.
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New York
National Association of Investment Clubs
United States
Tom O’hara
NAIC
Association
O’hara
Denver Area
Lawrence history notes and school milestones from 1958
Old Home Town items recall East Heights PTA rain gear for patrols led by Laura Jean Mulally. National Merit Scholars from Lawrence High School named. Pi Beta Phi wins approval to build on 15th Street. Also 1943 Jayhawk Nursery fund-raising tag day. Rosa Ise endowment gift. 1928 Rosedale losses and Kappa Kappa Gamma initiates amid banking failures in Kansas City region.
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East Heights Pta
Laura Jean Mulally
Suzanne Calvin
Harold Fearing
Griffith Price
Jerry Shafer
Deborah Young
Lawrence High School
Lawrence City
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
15Th Street
Jayhawk Nursery
England
Fraser Theater
Rosa Ise
Charles
Coffeyville
Ise
Rosedale
Lawrence High
Maurine Downing
Emily Preyer
Dorothea Simons
Jeanette Greever
Farmers Union Bank
Kansas City
Farmers Union
Kansas
Douglas County Farmers Union
Bible Verse Reflection Prayer Morning Devotion
A devotional note cites Psalm 24 1 The earth is the Lord s and the fullness thereof The world and they that dwell therein A prayer of thanks for Gods creation and evidences of His power love and holiness in Jesus name Amen.
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Heavenly Father
Jesus
On the Right Views of a Presidential Candidate
George Wallace argues with Buckley era editor about conservatism and populism in a Human Events poll context. Wallace defends state welfare, pledges care for the elderly, and cites Alabama and Mississippi federal funding figures while denying race-based motives.
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George Wallace
Human Events
Wallace
South
Mr. Buckley
Alabama
Washington
Mississippi
John Kennedy
National Democratic Party
Lurleen Wallace
Write-In Support for Rocky Tops Ballot in NH Primary
A January poll shows Nixon on the ballot at 39 percent, Rockefeller write-in 22 percent, Romney on the ballot 19 percent, Reagan write-in 10 percent, with 10 percent for other candidates. The survey attributes surprising support to Rockefeller, despite Romney camp predictions.
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Rocky May
Romney
Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
New Hampshire
George Romney
Robert C. Hill
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
New York
First Lady Wrote Thank You Note To Canteen Service
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson sent a written thank you to Robert Mays owner of the J W Hershey towboat canteen service after a Midwestern tour dinner. The note praised the menus and food quality and included a humorous postscript about catfish.
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Quincy, Ill
Lyndon B. Johnson
J. W. Hershey
Lady Bird
Robert Mays
J.W. Hershey
Letters to the editor praise for Robert Richardson police chief
A reader praises Col. Robert E. Richardson as Lawrence police chief, recalling past memories with Bob Richardson, his fair play, education, and service. The letter notes his from-poor-family background, common-man character, work ethic, and understanding of laborers, urging support for his leadership.
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Col
Robert E. Richardson
Sunnyside
Lawrence
Bob
Bob Richardson
Leo Ousdahl
Nottingham
John Nottingham
Kansas University
Yours Truly
137Th Infantry
Co. H
137Th Inf
Co.h
Ed Young
Jack Hawk
Afe Green
Truman Brown
Kansas
Pills and alcohol questions raise pregnancy and sobriety risks
A reader asks about missing a birth control pill and doubling up next day. The doctor explains no harm beyond possible pregnancy risk and stresses exact timing for effectiveness. A second letter asks about long term Antabuse use for alcoholism. physician warns it requires supervision and notes potential heart and other risks, emphasizing patient commitment to sobriety.
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Dr. Mother
Mrs. Q
A.A
Polish star Eva Klobukowska stripped of records
Polish world record sprinter Eva Klobukowska cried as the IAAF withdrew her victories and records after a sex test failure. The ruling could require returning Tokyo 1964 Olympic medals and reexamining her 100-meter and 400-meter relay performances.
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Warsaw
Poland
Eva Klobukowska
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Frankfurt
Germany
Tokyo
Kiev
Russia
International Olympic Committee
Mexico City
Septemer
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Old Home Town
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William Buckley, JR
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
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Soviet Union
North Korea
South Korea
Korea
Robert S. McNamara
Edward McCormack
John McCormack
Massachusetts
White House
John Criswell
Democratic National Committee
Criswell
McCormack
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Lawrence F. O’brien
Eddie McCormack
O’brien
James Rowe, Jr
Johnson-Humphrey Citizens’ Organization
Larry O’brien
LBJ
Journal-World
Alan Fisher
Vietnam
Ivan Roberts
22Nd St
Joseph Molner
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