Lawrence Journal World masthead and pricing notice
The Lawrence Journal World publishes daily except Sunday under World Company with editors Dolph Simons W. C. Simons and Ernest Pontius. It lists staff roles and 1968 subscription rates for local and distant readers.
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Fleming's 1967 review sees hopeful turns then warning
Louis B. Fleming argues 1967 exposed violence's futility and suggested new stability paths, yet 1968 faces slim chances without decisive leadership from the United States amid Vietnam war costs. He highlights Middle East, Far East, and Europe as pivotal, with communism as the prime American foe.
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Louis B. Fleming
Los Angeles Times
United Nations
Fleming
Mao Tse-tung
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Che Guevara
Ho Chi Minh
United States
Vietnam
Middle East
Far East
Peking
Hanoi
Europe
Johnson
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Guevara
Drug Industry Faces Conspiracy Verdict and Wall Street Slump
A federal jury found Pfizer, Bristol-Myers, and American Cyanamid guilty of conspiring to control antibiotic production and distribution. The verdict threatens $150,000 fines per company and opens doors to triple damage suits, while FDA considers forced withdrawal of numerous drugs.
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New York
Chas. Pfizer & Co
Bristol-Myers Co
James Goddard
Food and Drug Administration
Pfizer
Union Setback in California College Union Drive
A major campaign to unionize California’s 18 state college campuses collapsed. Campaign resources from the National AFL-CIO American Federation of Teachers will shift to New York for an upcoming union representation election. The move signals strategic rifts and questions the assumed militancy of college teachers.
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California
National
Afl-Cio American Federation of Teachers
New York
AFT
AFT reshapes California drive after San Francisco setback
National AFT rep Joseph Cascella recalled a failed strike vote at San Francisco State College where militants faced boos. He said the experience undermined the union's push, making the California effort appear a major setback and potentially fatal for future plans.
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Cascella
California
AFT
Oskaloosa Alumni Elect Club Officers and Leadership Changes
In 1958 the Mid Century Club elected officers Mrs Herbert Nelson Helen Newman Mrs Harold Shepard and Mrs Vernon Newman III. Oskaloosa Independent masthead changes after 98 years with John P. Hoskinson as new manager while John Roberts remains editor and publisher.
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Mid Century Club
Herbert Nelson
Helen Newman
Harold Shepard
Vernon Newman III
Oskaloosa Independent
Roberts
John P. Hoskinson
John Roberts
Today's Bible Message Prayer
God of the years leads us by faith to trust when we cannot see. We seek to be numbered among the valiant who prove their faith in Thee. For Jesus sake, our Savior, who taught us to pray, Our Father in heaven, Amen.
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God
Jesus
Pope Paul VI under fire over Vietnam mediation role
The pope faces Protestant criticism and secular doubt as he urges justice over pacifism in his Vatican stance on Vietnam. Critics question his encyclical remarks and perceived tilt toward a broader moral defense of war, while supporters cite his peace efforts and moral leadership.
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Vietnam
Rome
Pakistan
Paul
West
United Nations
South Vietnam
Ers
Far East
Pius XII
Opinions of One Man About How to Deal With De Gaulle
A Washington exchange proposes a strategy to appease Charles de Gaulle by praising him and feigning agreement with his plans. The duo suggests manipulating international issues from Quebec independence to the Common Market and NATO, aiming to provoke him into withdrawing from global influence.
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de Gaulle
Washington
Zimmerman
United States
Quebec
Canada
Great Britain
Italian Town Reels with Four Week Homecoming
SAN GIOVANNI IN FIORE Italy a poverty stricken town returns to life for four weeks as eight thousand men migrate for work in Germany France Switzerland and northern Italy. Women children and elders remain to endure the annual separation while 100 marriages and 400 newborns mark the temporary reunion before the men depart again. The parish priest notes some husbands now bring their wives along as earnings pay for meals and laundry.
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San Giovanni
Fiore
Italy
Germany
France
Switzerland
St. John
Don Giuseppe Andrieri
Mao Wifes Illness Signals Slow Culture Revolution Fade
The piece notes Chiang Ching has faded from public view amid ongoing cultural upheaval in China. It discusses potential shifts toward moderation, possible influence of Chou En Lai, and questions whether Mao’s grip may loosen as the movement wanes.
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Mao Tse-tung
Chiang Ching
China
Peking
Mao
Canton
Tion
Moscow
Chou En-lai
Chou
Khrushchev
Liu Shao-chi
Liu
No Phones for Bogue Chitto Area
In Bogue Chitto Alabama residents face no telephone service. Southern Bell cites high costs and low economic feasibility for extending lines from Marion Junction. The process delays until the economy allows seven eight party lines. Amelia Boynton filed a petition with the Agriculture Department seeking action.
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Bogue Chitto
Ala
Alabama
Charles Pettis
Pettis
Southern Bell, Telephone Co
Joe Healey
Healey
Southern Courier
Procivil Rights
Montgomery
Marion Junction
Amelia Boynton
Selma
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
William Seaborn
Seaborn
Smoking Versus Nicotine Risks For Young Adults
A reader asks if swallowing tobacco is worse than lung inhalation. The doctor says avoiding lung fumes lowers cancer risk but swallowing still delivers nicotine and may irritate nerves stomach or circulation. Another reader reports difficult bowel movements from possible rectocele and is advised to use a stool softener and seek examination for obstruction.
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M. N. Penny
J. M. Sanderson
Roslan Skinner
Charles Banning
C. B. Hosford
Chamber of Commerce
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