Lawrence Daily Journal World Details and Rates
The World Journal from Lawrence Kansas describes its publication scope 1891 to 1952 edited by Simons GO and notes its address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. It lists subscription rates including carrier 1.73 per month 20.76 per year and mail prices for Douglas county nearby areas 10 per year and US 15 per year. It is a member of The Associated Press and the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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the World Company
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New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Associated Presa
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Kansas Senators Split over Senate Leadership
Friday’s party votes showed James Pearson and newly elected Bob Dole diverging from Kansas GOP leaders. Pearson backed eastern liberal Hugh Scott for Senate leader and Robert Griffin for policy chairman, while Dole backed Nebraska’s Roman Hruska and Colorado’s Gordon Allott, signaling a contest between moderate and conservative wings.
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Kansas
Congress
James Pearson
Bob Dole
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
East
Roman Hruska
Nebraska
Pearson
Robert Griffin
Michigan
Dole
Colorado
Gordon Allott
Allott
Jim Pearson
Nixon weighing new national security review committee
President elect Nixon considers forming a top level civilian dominated panel to re evaluate all aspects of national security. The proposed group would be bipartisan and examine missile defense arms control and long range power, drawing on the Gaither model from 1957.
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Nixon
Gaither Committee
Eisenhower
Gaither Group
Gaither
U. S
H. Rowan Gaither
Ford Foundation
Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Jeff
Barnes-Davis clash signals power move in Texas politics
Lt. Gov-elect Ben Barnes sought Goulet and Carol Lawrence for the 1969 Governor's inaugural dinner in Austin but Gov.-elect Preston Smith, unfamiliar with Goulet and Camelot, preferred country music. Barnes, 30, aims to control state government and party, building a broad statewide base after winning 72 percent statewide on November 5 while Smith lagged in cities and youth.
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Austin
Tex
Las Vegas
Ben Barnes
Robert Goulet
Carol Lawrence
Preston Smith
Barnes
Smith
Goulet
Texas
Democratic Party
Dallas Club
Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City scrutinized
Skeptics doubt the value of the Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Center in Oklahoma City as a repository for saddles boots blankets and cowboy and Native American portraits.
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Cowboy Hall of Fame
Western Heritage Center
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Hall of Fame offers rich western art at its core
A visitor describes the Hall of Fame experience as transforming the idea of the institution. The Oklahoma City center hosts an outstanding western art collection including works by Charles Russell and Frederic Remington, portraying courage and skill. The display blends attractive setting with substantial historical value.
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Hall of Fame
Oklahoma City Center
Charles Russel
Frederic Remington
Oklahoma City
Open House Highlights New Year at Dr Cora Downs Home
Old Home Town notes an open house at Dr Cora Downs and her brother H C Downs with over 100 guests on New Year’s Day. Cold spell reaches zero, an inch of snow blankets nearby. Kiwanis names Henry Shenk, Dean Owens, Rev Albert Bramble, Lawrence Mills, M T Sales as new officers.
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Cora Downs
H. C. Downs
Henry Shenk
Dean Owens
Albert Bramble
Lawrence Mills
M. T. Sales
Kiwanis
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
A brief devotional note cites John 9 25 ASV with the line I was blind now I see and prays for God to open hearts and minds to see Thy glory. The prayer asks for service to Thy will and to help others without counting the cost.
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God of Man
Scholars Out on the Fringe in Business
A Rhodes Scholars selection reveals a belief that top students view business as grubby yet essential. The piece argues business fuels education, philanthropy, and government—underscoring profits as a driver of innovation and welfare, and urging business to promote its constructive role.
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Rhodes
Pobedas
Skodas
Peace Corps
Peru
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
America
Letters defend actions over words in Middle East debate
James F. Hopgood of 1602 Wedgewood Dr disputes an editorial in the Journal- World of Jan 3 1969 titled Actions Not Words. He argues the piece overlooks Israeli fatalities and Lebanese losses, faulting it for moral blindness and misreading Arab-Israeli terrorism.
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Journal- World
Athens
Israel
U.S
Havana
Cuba
James F. Hopgood
Wedgewood Dr
Reducing Campaign Costs for Presidential Elections
The piece discusses soaring campaign costs and suggests measures such as tax credits for contributions, government funding of nonpartisan costs, more free broadcast time, a nationwide presidential primary date, and fewer delegates. It argues proposals merit study by Congress before the 1972 campaign starts.
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Richard M. Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Nelson Rockefeller
Committee For Economic Development
Congressional
Congress
Purple Hearts Awarded To Pueblo Crew In Navy Ceremony
Rear Adm. Horace D. Warden led the ceremony at a San Diego naval hospital as he presented Purple Heart medals to Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher and nine crew members of the Pueblo for wounds from the North Korean seizure of the intelligence ship. One crewman Duane Hodges was killed in action. his parents to receive his medal later. Other recipients: Lt. Edward Murphy Jr. San Diego. Lt. Stephen Harris Richland. Robert Chicca Fort Meade. Michael Barrett Kalama 200. Wendell Leach Houston. Charles Crandell El Reno. Peter Langenberg Clayton. Steven Robin Silver Spring.
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San Diego, Calif
Pueblo
Ters
Navy
Duane Hodges
Creswell
Ore
Bucher
Edward Murphy Jr
San Diego
Calif
Stephen Harris
Richland
Wash
Robert Chicca
Ft. Mead
Michael Barrett
Mich
Wendell Leach
Houston
Tex
Charles Crandell
el Reno
Okla
Peter Langenberg
Clayton, Mo
Steven Robin
Silver Springs
Rail Space Dream: Fast New York to Washington Train
Interview with Werner von Penncentral about traveling from New York to Washington by rocket train. He cites ticketing, human physiology, and tunnel endurance as key unknowns, notes government urgency and Soviet competition, and envisions trains enabling distant travel for future generations.
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Washington
Seiadaimelop
New York
Werner von Penncentral
Newashington
Borman
Congress
Washinton
Richmond
Atlanta
Miami
Bonita Granville film child becomes wife of Jack Wrather
Hal Boyle recalls Bonita Granville once a celebrated child star famed for brat roles before maturing into dramatic actress. Now married to millionaire rancher and CBS producer Jack Wrather, Granville, born in New York, began acting at seven and later starred in films like These Three and Cavalcade while earning high wages and balancing family life.
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Bonita Granville
Jack Wrather
Bonita
New York City
Bernard Granville
Rosina Timpani Granville
Hollywood
Ann Harding
Laurence Olivier
H.M. Putnam
Pica
Stanford University
Shamu and two whales fall ill at Sea World Park
In San Diego Mission Bay, Shamu the Sea World killer whale and companions Ih oy and Ramu show flu symptoms. Whale doctors, led by Dr. David Kenney, treat the trio with medication to prevent pneumonia with Ramu receiving 375 pills every six hours in minced mackerel.
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Calif
Shamu
Sea World Park
Ihoy
Ramu
Mission Bay
David Kenney
Park
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