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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1969
Page
2
The Lawrence Daily Journal World dates January 8 1960 lists president and officers including Simons editor W C Simons and Royalties. It notes publication daily except Sunday and circulation rates by carrier and mail in Douglas counties and nationwide.
Kansas per capita state and local tax expense in 1967 stood at 315 dollars, higher than the US average of 296, with neighbors Colorado 347 Nebraska 272 Missouri 260 and Oklahoma 258. A Kansas family of four paid 124 dollars more than the four-state average, countering claims of insufficient public funding.
Four Lawrence community banks report total resources of 71.48 million at year end 1968, up 8.68 million or 13.8 percent amid national inflation. Private construction in 1968 topped 19.78 million, with over 30 million in total new building, signaling continued growth in 1969.
Columnist James J. Kilpatrick credits Apollo 8 with countering protests against universities and corporations. He praises the astronauts Borman, Anders, and Lovell for disciplined service and argues the lunar orbit achievement demonstrates value beyond political fashion.
A brief editorial fragment questions delinquent behavior and the value of The Establishment's labors, pondering what contributions they have made to mankind and the wider world.
San Francisco AP profile of Gerald Loeb, the famed Wall Street investor known as the Dean of Wall Street. He urges young men to know their goals, build capital, and invest with discipline before speculating, noting his own path from inheritance to multimillionaire wealth and a life of travel, photography, and writing.
Profiles of community events and officials including Jose Stapleton named to the Lawrence Recreation Commission to succeed Mrs. Frank Stockton. James and James Johnson celebrate 50th anniversary. Also mentions KU beat California 24 23 and bids for a new state school.
The message cites Jeremiah 18 4 about a clay vessel spoiled in the potter s hand and remade into another vessel. A prayer asks for fortitude to endure afflictions and the power to solve perplexities through Jesus Christ Amen.
Vice President elect Spiro Agnew says he needs a year in office to erase the Neanderthal label. He spoke on CBS 60 Minutes after resigning as Maryland governor and naming Marvin Mandel as successor.
Hal Boyle jokes about aging husbands being underfoot and replies that men at 65 should try bold escapades from mythic feats to adventures like climbing Everest or joining a Gypsy caravan. The piece playfully asks what wives would say if their retiree spouses pursued such audacious goals.
An Associated Press astrology piece outlines how each zodiac sign attracts or repels men. It notes Aries charms with belief in miracles, Taurus balance of stability and cooking, and Virgo neatness, while Scorpio’s jealousy and Capricorn’s scheduling can deter partners.
Karl Hess, Goldwater's top speechwriter, now praises the New Left and libertarian ideas. He says he opposes state authority, recalls the extremism in the defense of liberty line, and argues that SDS aligns with independence principles. Hess ties his move to anti-communist pressure and a return to libertarian roots.
The letter questions U S government ties to dictatorships driven by military and economic interests rather than citizens liberties. It cites Brazil’s Costa e Silva regime seizing Congress and censorship, contrasts perceived Communist threats, and notes Bolivia’s lack of free elections despite Guevara’s defeat.
A reader report describes a cement mixer spill on a sharp turn off the West Turnpike access to Iowa north of the Sixth Street cloverleaf. The author flags ongoing dangers from rapid growth, new motel access, and slowdowns that may presage worse accidents. The writer urges closure of the problematic access.
Hollywood AP reports Charlton Heston commenting on nude and erotic scenes in Pro a film about football. He defends restrained nudity and warns against oversexing cinema while noting SAG protections and actor responsibility. He cites examples of Rosemary Forsyth and Elizabeth Taylor enforcing limits.
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