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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1969

Page

3

Lawrence Daily Journal World Masthead Names

The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff roles with Dolph Simons as President and Editor, Dolph Simons Jr as Vice President and Publisher, Bill Mayer as Managing Editor, Ernest Pontils as Managing Editor, and Leo Eller as Advertising Director in its masthead.

Dolph Simons Dolph Co Simons JR Vice Press Bill Mayer Ij Sepedbrecensosi Ernest Pontils Wu Leo Eller

Coming of 1969 A Call for Better Living

An editorial reflecting on 1968’s troubles and urging personal responsibility to shape 1969. It emphasizes understanding, respect for law, and self-examination in daily life, schools, and neighborhoods to foster better national leadership and living. It notes freedom for all depends on collective conduct.

United States America Marianne Moore Princeton University National Book Committee

Apollo 8 crew hailed for space milestone and national pride

The Apollo 8 mission with Frank Borman, James Lovell, and William Anders is celebrated as a landmark achievement that broadened humanity's reach beyond Earth. The piece compares the astronauts to historical pioneers and credits the U S system for overcoming space race challenges. It notes the mission inspired a strong national spirit as the year ends.

U. S Moon Earth Christopher Columbus Charles Lindbergh the Wright Brothers Frank Borman James Lovell William Anders Borman Lovell Anders

Washington DC approves stricter police firearm use rules

The Washington DC city council approved a regulation limiting police firearm use to life threatening situations. It bans warning shots and firing from moving vehicles or at fleeing suspects unless lives are at risk, while preserving discretion to protect officers and bystanders.

Washington, D. C D. C

Death sentence debate and gun policy limits in Washington plan

Discussion centers on a death sentence for a minor offense and balancing police effectiveness with realistic gun usage policies. Critics urge caution to avoid hamstrung enforcement while implementing a plan in Washington to curb gun-happiness. The outcome will be watched closely to gauge results and impacts on enforcement.

Washington

Secret McNamara Laird Meeting Cools Feud

Washington reports a secret two hour meeting between former Defense Secretary Robert McNamara and future Secretary Melvin Laird in a downtown hotel room. They discussed Vietnam policy and future defense questions with apparent mutual respect despite a long standing partisan feud. Meanwhile House tax writer Wilbur Mills delays broad tax reform hearings as presidents show little interest, exploring exploratory hearings later in the year and potential tax on untaxed income.

Washington Defense Robert McNamara Melvin R. Laird Laird Pentagon McNamara Vietnam House Appropriations Johnson Congress Defense Department McNamara-Laird White House Wilbur Mills House Ways and Means Committee Mills Nixon

Women in 1968 reshaped by upheaval and breakthroughs

A sweeping year in which women faced choices from birth control to fashion, fought war and sexism, and achieved landmark gains. Notable figures include Jackie Kennedy, Indira Gandhi, Shirley Chisholm, Aretha Franklin, and Penelope Tree, with firsts in politics, education, and arts.

Mary Corita Kent Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Ghislaine Roquet Canada United Nations General Assembly Holy Cross Montreal Basile-Moreau College Indira Gandhi Nguyen Ti Binh Chic National Liberation Front Viet Cong Paris Angie Brooks United Nations Liberia U.N. General Assembly Frances P. Bolton Ohio Congress Shirley Chisholm Brooklyn N.Y Aretha Franklin Faye Dunaway Bonnie and Clyde Barbra Streisand A Tree Twig Penelope Tree Marietta Tree U.S Lesley Hornby Twiggy Justin de Villeneuve American Academy of Arts and Letters Society of the Arts Louis Bogan

Union Bank board president in Arkansas City 1959

Robert Docking became president of the Union Bank board in Arkansas City in 1959. Separately KU fought a seven game basketball skid and then beat Missouri 84 73 for seventh place in the Big Eight tournament. Maverick led TV favorites with James Garner and Jack Kelly.

Arkansas City Robert Docking Union Bank Jayhawks Missouri Maverick Steve Allen Ed Sullivan Jack Benny James Garner Jack Kelly National Youth Administration Fire Department Dallas Big Six Scottish Rite Children’s Hospital Midwest Eldridge William Hutson Richard Stevens Bachelors Club Judge Menger

Today's Bible Message Prayer

A devotional prayer asks for renewal in spirit and new life in Christ Jesus day by day. The prayer seeks God’s help to grow in faith and to live in spiritual freshness through Jesus Christ.

God Christ Jesus

Not All Are Pleased By Horoscope Boom

Linda Goodman, a noted astrologer and former Miss West Virginia contestant, criticizes the astrology boom for attracting unqualified practitioners. She argues for standards and university teaching to elevate astrology as a scientific field. Goodman discusses birth minute accuracy, sun signs, and how astrology can influence personal dynamics and even pet choices.

New York Linda Goodman West Virginia Goodman Leo Mrs. Goodman

Safe and Sane New Year's Eve Party Idea

Hal Boyle riffs on hosting a New Year's Eve event that keeps guests safe and sober. The cheeky plan includes fruit punch, home movies, staged political discussions, a group nap, and a playful countdown ending with a hearty Auld Lang Syne.

New York Swamproot Lake Lyndon B. Johnson Richard M. Nixon

Prognosis and care for osteoporosis and related bone changes

A physician explains osteoporosis is a bone thinning condition often linked to spinal changes resembling arthritis. Prognosis varies. management includes balanced protein-rich diet with extra calcium, possible hormones, medications, and safe exercise.

Helena seniors prank casts during Senior Week incident

Nine male Helena Senior High students woke with arm or leg casts after claiming a car had rolled over near Haus Ser Lake in a prank they staged overnight. The story coincided with Senior Week and was self inflicted as they helped each other apply the plaster.

Helena Mont Helena Senior High Haus Ser Lake

Community Building and Gym Hours Debate

Ron Williams argues for longer Bym gym hours and weekend access to support youth. He suggests opening some school gyms on weekdays and weekends to provide safe basketball spaces, reduce trouble, and relieve parental concern. Williams cites 937 N. 4th as his address.

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