Lawrence Daily Journal World history and staff notice
The Lawrence Daily Journal World newspaper staff listing notes Polph C Simons Jr as president and editor with Bilis Mayigre as publisher and Tack Z Migratan as managing editor. Established 1854 W C Simons served as editor 1891 to 1952 with daily publication except Sunday.
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Dolph Simongs
Cca
Polph C. Simons JR
Vice Press
Bilis Mayigr
TACK
Zim Migratan
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Pursuit of Peace in Vietnam Negotiations Described
The piece argues skeptics doubt peace feelers in Vietnam, but officials must pursue all communication avenues to gauge sincerity. It quotes Robert Kennedy urging a halt to bombing if North Vietnam signals willingness to negotiate, noting the danger of repeating deadly stalemates.
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U. S
Hanoi
Vietnam
Robert Kennedy
D-N.y
Sen. Kennedy
More Shovels Needed for Snow Cleared Walks
Town merchants push snow shovels as last week's storm exposed a widespread need. Many firms and households failed to clear walks while public buildings saw heavy foot traffic pass by uncleared snow. The sun finally melted the crust and exposed civic laxness amid calls for quicker removal.
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Lawrence
Good Citizenship by CFCA in Lawrence Shows Pollution Effort
The Cooperative Farm Chemicals Assa in Lawrence has spent about 800000 over four years to reduce yellow smoke from the local atmosphere. It expects at least 100000 more annually, though no laws compel such spending, as it aims to be a model citizen. Industry notes CFCA as a pioneer and praises proactive pollution control amid ongoing work to curb air and water pollution.
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Cooperative
Farm Chemicals Assahere
CFCA
Lawrence
Defense faces tough case with Sofie Celorio de Bassi
One of the toughest assignments for a defense attorney looms over the case of Sofie Celorio de Bassi, 58, as prosecutors pursue charges that test legal strategy and courtroom resolve.
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Sofie Celorio de Bassi
Italian Count D A cuaron e Shot in Acapulco Pool
The count Cesare D A cuarone, 42, was found dead with five bullets in a swimming pool at a rented Acapulco villa. Police say five witnesses saw the shooting and his mother in law, Mrs DeBassi, claims it was accidental as she removed the pistol from her purse and fired accidentally. The gun reportedly is automatic.
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Cesare D’acuarone
Acapulco
Mexico
DeBassi
Senate ethics panel nears final conduct standard plan
The Select Committee on Standards and Conduct nears completion of a code of conduct for senators officials and aides with a possible financial disclosure requirement. Key figures Clark Dirksen and Stennis clash over scope while past cases like Bobby Baker loom in the debate.
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Washington
Senate
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Ethics Committee
Select Committee On Standards and Conduct
Clark
Dirksen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
John Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Bobby Baker
Dignity of Brigham Young Beehive House Reflections
A columnist tours Brigham Youngs Beehive House in Salt Lake City and contrasts its relief system with modern public assistance. The piece critiques New York Cities rising relief rolls and calls for a public works program linking aid to job and skill training.
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Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
Jones
Utah Territory
New York Times
New York City
Newburgh
N.Y
Harry Dalinsky Wins TV Football Watcher Award
Washington reports Harry Dalinsky of Georgetown receives the most valuable television football watcher’s trophy at a Duke Zeibert dinner. Marion Dalinsky accepts for him, noting his 34,578 votes and crediting NBC CBS ABC and crew who helped him look good.
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Washington
Harry Dalinsky
Georgetown
Duke Zeibert
Dalinsky
Marion
Harry
Robert Sarnos
NBC
William Paley
CBS
Leonard Goldenson
ABC
Chicago
Gale Sayers
Los Angeles Rams
Baltimore
Johnny Unitas
New York Jets
Joe Namath
Andy Warhohl
Tony Bradley
Harry Dalinskys
Mrs. Dalinsky
Big Hight Conference schools share basketball tourney receipts
Ten years ago in 1958 each conference school received about $8 000 from the Kansas City basketball tournament. The next year KU grossed about $28 000 from football TV and bowl receipts.
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Kansas City
Jan Chiapasso
Swarthout Hall
Washington
Sam Rayburn
Joseph Martin
Baker
Taylor Hall
Gem Theater
Baldwin
John Simons
Bible Message and Prayer Call for Seeking with Heart
Scripture urges seeking God with all heart Jeremiah 29 13. Prayer asks guidance to help others find Christ and rejoice, asking to be used to point them to Him in Jesus name Amen.
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Christ
Vinegar as Medicine vs Salad Use
The doctor cautions cider vinegar as a folk remedy can delay proper treatment. Vinegar in water may irritate some with gastritis or ulcers, but for the average person it is fine in salads or cooking.
Fed Publication Foresees 1968 Uplift in Economic Activity
The January Monthly Review from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City predicts a sizable 1968 rise in economic activity, continuing the 1961-67 expansion. It cites modest gains in business spending, a rebound in manufacturing capacity use, tight labor markets, and potential price pressures driven by higher costs and anticipated wage settlements.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
U.S
New Books at City Library by Thelma Helyar White
Thelma Helyar White notes new library titles including Tullys Tie and Dagger and Drury’s A Very Strange Society. Other works cover Becket, Jacob's Ladder, radio heroes, animal gardens, Achebe's Arrow of God, Yerby Goat Song, and more.
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Andrew Tully
Embassy Row
United States
Allen Drury
Republic of South Africa
South Africa
Thomas Becket
Richard Winston
Pat Watters
Reese Cleghorn
Jim Harmon
Jack
Doc
Reggie
David Farrell
Star
Lamon Cranston
Shadow
Emily Hahn
Chinua Avchebe
Chinua Achebe
Umuaro
Nigeria
Frank Yerby
Wayne
Opposition Letter Against Parking Ban on Massachusetts Street
Lawrence Pioneer Club president objects to a proposed city commission ban on auto parking along Massachusetts Street from North to South Park and 13th Street during 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. He argues it blocks elderly members, harms recreation center users, and urges protests at the January 9 meeting. He favors parking meters with a five hour limit instead.
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Massachusetts Street
North
South Park
13Th Streets
City Commission
Lawrence Pioneer Club
Lawrence Area
South Park Recreation Center
City Commission Room
City Hall
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