Lawrence Journal World masthead and pricing page
The Friday January 2 1970 edition shows the Lawrence Journal World masthead listing Dolph C Simons Jr as president publisher and Dolph Simons as editor with staff credits and office details. It includes subscription rates for carrier mail Douglas County and nationwide pricing and mentions Associated Press affiliation.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Dolph Simons
Steven Parsons
Bill Maylor
Aing
ceteiGe
Daryl Haul
Ernest Pontiu Sho
Losing a Good Man
Keith Winter's three years as Lawrence Chamber of Commerce manager brought growth and civic gains since his arrival in August 1966. He declined several offers until accepting a chance to lead a new Amarillo industrial development group, likely returning to his Texas Panhandle roots.
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Keith Winter
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Winter
Amarillo
Texas Panhandle
Lawrence
Smith Declines Run for Governor of Kansas
Larned attorney Glee Smith will not seek the Kansas governorship this year. While praised for talent and qualifications to lead, he views the 1970 Republican primary as tight and defeating Gov. Bob Docking in a possible third term bid as a major hurdle. Smith will continue as president pro tem in his fourth Senate term.
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Glee Smith
Larned
Kansas
Bob Docking
Docking
Smith
Senate
Drug Narcotics Use Spurs County Study Plans
The Los Angeles County Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Committee reports an alarming spread of narcotics use among youths across society and proposes coordinated funding for health groups and education from kindergarten onward. The plan urges school programs on drug laws, juvenile rights, and a public round table effort to bridge gaps among educators authorities and youths.
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Los Angeles County
California
Grand Jury
Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
West Coast
Lawrence
Unified Front Needed to Curb Drug Abuse Say Experts
Dr. Raymond Schwegler of Kansas University Health Service warns that interagency cooperation is essential to fight drug use. He notes the danger to young minds and urges parents schools and law enforcement to work together to protect intellectual and human dignity.
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Raymond Schwegler
The
Kansas University Health Service
Dr. Schwegler
Business Looks To PR Chore
New York AP piece notes 1960s tensions between business and customers and calls for PR efforts in the 1970s. It cites consumer dissatisfaction, rising prices, and regulatory attention. It mentions Ralph Nader and perceptions of consumer campaigns challenging business practices.
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New York
Washington
America
Ralph Nader
KU News Briefs From 1960s Past Highlights
Summary of 1959 fire losses down by 12 115 from 1958 63304. KU welcomes its first 1960 baby to Lawrence. a KU four man team wins 1500 scholarship on GE College Bowl. Earlier notes include Benton Curry Hassam Luciani works at Thayer Art Museum and Last Resort venue.
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Thomas Rogers
Lawrence
Kansas University
Thomas Hart Benton
John Steuart Curry
Child Hassam
Luigi Luciani
Thayer Art Museum
Union Building
Esther Twente
Business and Professional Women’s Club
D. M. Swarthout
KU School of Fine Arts
Music Teachers’ National Assn
Cincinnati
Tus Ackerman
Haskell Institute
G. N. Jackson
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Prayerful Meditation on Blessings and Service
A devotional excerpt frames Matthew 5 3 and urges believers to seek spiritual riches for the soul. It calls for thanksgiving dedication and guidance to serve others through prayer.
A NYT Letter Critics Vietnam Policy and Democracy Theory
The piece argues Prof. Dahl's critique of Nixon's Vietnam plan and questions the logic of exporting democracy. It defends the South Vietnamese right to independence under SEATO obligations and notes the Gulf of Tonkin resolution and SEATO endorsement by Congress. It labels Dahl as inconsistent and counters calls for unilateral pullout.
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Oh Ho
Dahl
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Taiwan
China
Burma
Portugal
Spain
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
South Africa
Egypt
Southeast Asia
America
Sen
Robert Kennedy
New York Times
Congress
United States
People’s Representatives
Gulf of Tonkin
House of Representatives
Notre Dame to Receive About 340000 After Bowl Return
Notre Dame, returning from a self imposed bowl exile to aid finances, is expected to get about $340 000 for its participation in the game per Howard Grubbs executive secretary of the Southwest Conference.
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Dallas, Tex
Notre Dame
Howard Grubbs
Imperial Family Attends New Year Greetings Crowd
Emperor Hirohito and the Japanese imperial family greeted 110000 people and visitors at the Imperial Palace grounds in Tokyo on Friday to mark New Year celebrations.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Japan
Imperial Palace
Year of 1969 Recall For Overhaul
A Washington report reveals the 1969 year is recalled to Detroit for defects. Designers defend the model while acknowledging human error and higher than expected costs. A 1970 model promises improvements including reduced pollution and safer performance, amid cautious enthusiasm.
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Washington
Detroit
United States
Funt Bets On Candid Camera Caper Movie
Hollywood AP reports Allen Funt, creator of Candid Camera, produced What Do You Say to a Naked Lady? for United Artists. The film uses nudity and explicit language in staged scenarios with the aim of humor and psychology, costing $485,000 and earning an X rating.
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Dahl
Political Science Association
San Remo
United Nations
Hollywood
Allen Funt
United Artists
Funt
Manhattan
Oldster Byrnes Called by Nixon on New Year’s Day
In Columbia South Carolina 90 year old James F Byrnes former U S secretary of state and South Carolina governor spoke with President Nixon by telephone on New Year’s Day exchanging best wishes. Mrs Byrnes said the President and Mrs Nixon were thinking of them as Byrnes recovers at home from a heart attack last fall.
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Columbia, S.C
South Carolina
James F. Byrnes
Nixon
Jaycees Thank Journal-World for Christmas Decoration Contest
A letter from Ronald Peters, project chairman of the Lawrence Jaycees, thanks the Journal-World for its coverage of the Jaycees Christmas Decoration Contest. He notes widespread resident participation in decorating homes and hopes for continued community holiday expressions in future years.
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Lawrence
Ronald Peters
Lawrence Jaycees
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the World Company
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Kaw
Mul
Douglas
Lawrence, Kan
Associated Press
Smith Steps
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Vietnam
William Buckley JR
Robert Dahli
Yale University
House
Prof. Dahli
Mr. Nixon
Mr. Dahl
Dmz
Con Thien
Art Buchwald
Oldster Byrnes
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