Lawrence Daily Journal World records from 1854 era
Lawrence Daily Journal World established in 1854 notes its long history and origins as a local newspaper. The snippet emphasizes the paper’s age and continuity in Lawrence, Kansas, highlighting its role in covering community news for decades.
Powell ousted from chair amid racial dispute in Congress
Powell denounces move as a political conspiracy against his race. Democrats remove him from Education and Labor Committee chair amid ethics questions. Supporters warn of double standards. critics urge broader actions against other lawmakers including Sen. Dodd and Bobby Baker case.
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U.S
Adam Clayton Powell
New York Democrat
House
Washington
Powell
Rep
Congress
House Democrats
Education and Labor Committee
Senate
Sen
Thomas Dodd
Dodd
Bobby Baker
Ousdahl Retires After Twenty Years on County Commission
Elmer Ousdahl retires after two decades on the County Commission. Elected in five elections, he often faced criticism yet stood firm for his views. He oversaw notable works including creation of the 4 H fairgrounds, now a key meeting place for county fairs and community events. The veteran official is praised for public service and retirement from public life.
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Elmer Ousdahl
Ousdahl
Republican Party
A Powerful Letter in Letters to the Editor Column
The Journal-World highlights free speech through Letters to the Editor while applying ground rules on blasphemy libel and truthfulness. Recently the column carried letters that were highly critical of the paper or public life.
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Journal-World
Letter From a Mother Praises Young Service Members
In a reception of readers letters the Journal-World prints a moving missive by a mother praising her son and all young men serving in the armed forces. She urges community support and understanding for families with loved ones in military service.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Armed Services of
United States
Journal- World
Mississippi Justice Move Enters the Critical Stage
The article details Judge Harold Cox in Jackson delaying grand jury plans for civil rights murder cases, prompting tension with the Justice Department. It notes indictments sought for Vernon Dahmer’s murder and for the Philadelphia civil rights workers’ killings, amid clashes over CDGM federal funding and Klan political pressure. It warns of potential mandamus action by the Fifth Circuit to compel Cox to act and stresses the risk to Mississippi's progress toward law and order.
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Harold Cox
Jackson
Vernon Dahmer
Hattiesburg
Philadelphia
Cox
Johnson Administration
Child Development Group of Mississippi
CDGM
Justice Department
Paul Johnson
Mississippi
Mississippi Ku Klux Klan
Washington
Prentiss Walker
James O. Eastland
Eastland
Fox
U.S
Criminal Division
U.S. Court of Appeals
New Orleans
State Trucks Scatter Gravel on East Eighth Street
State highway trucks dump white gravel along a 12 block route from near the Santa Fe tracks on East Eighth Street to a North Lawrence project. A middle truck with a partially open tailgate spilled material repeatedly while a following state driver failed to stop the errant vehicle. The piece criticizes the Kansas Highway Department for neglecting Douglas County and showing little interest in community appearance.
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Lawrence
Kansas Highway Department
Santa Fe
East Eighth Street
North
Douglas County
State Highway Commission
Seaway Center of a Dispute
New York AP report on the St. Lawrence Seaway dispute over a proposed 10 percent toll hike. East and Gulf Coast interests push higher rates to service bonds, while Midwest leaders warn higher tolls threaten future Seaway growth despite booming cargo from 21 million tons in 1959 to nearly 50 million this past season.
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New York
St. Lawrence Seaway
Canada
United States
Midwest
Montreal
Lake Erie
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Minnesota
East
Gulf Coast
Gulf States
John T. Connor
Old Home Town Reflections From 1957 1942 1927 Sections
A compact snapshot traces Douglas County marriages divorces deaths and births in 1957 426 marriages and 261 deaths with 1040 births while noting Dickers grocery in North Lawrence dating to 1868 and still run by the same family since 1950 also recalling 1942 hospital births 295 and daily patients 27 and a 40 year old canopy plan and property records moved for Red Cross funds plus 1927 oath of Gov Ben Paulen with the inaugural ceremony and tribute to the Paulen family.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Dickers
North Lawrie
A. J. Dicker
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
J. B. Watkins Mortgage Co
Watkins Bank
City Hall
Red Cross
Ben Paulen
Jacob Paulen
Fredonia
Topeka
Statehouse
D. A. N. Chase
Seth Wells
Paulen
Today s Bible Message and Prayer
Verse from Matthew 5 6 opens the message urging hunger and thirst for righteousness and being filled A prayer asks confession of neglect of God and reliance on Word and prayer seeking forgiveness and peace through Christ Our Lord
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Christ
Letters to the Editor Questions for Mr Lawrence Owen
A reader asks Mr Lawrence Owen about his Vietnam letter and its implications asking if writing it changed his view and whether he ever endured combat experiences. The note praises a son Tim Ross returning from service and references an insurance-rate reduction for a township if trucks stay in heated storage.
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Lawrence Owen
Vietnam
Charlie
Tim
Charles W. Ross
W. 22Nd St
Rumor of Fire Department Move Sparks Township Clash
Rumors claim new township board members may back moving the Wakarusa Township Fire Department to the Township Hall. A move implies dismantling the radio tower, building a large new bay for trucks, or storing road machinery publicly, risking vandalism. Budget 1967 already set. sources warn of justice perceived as betrayed if the department is dismantled despite excellent Class A performance by the fire chief and crew.
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Wakarusa Township
Public ice skating facilities urged for Lawrence winters
Kenneth S. Rothwell from 637 Tenn. St urges Lawrence officials to act on “small details” by creating public ice skating facilities for winter weekends. He cites Potter Lake as a potential site and argues current efforts are unworkable for skaters of all ages.
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Boulder
Lawrence
Potter Lake
Murphy Elevates to GOP Campaign Chair in Senate
California Senator George Murphy was elected chairman of the Republican Campaign Committee at a Senate GOP caucus. He succeeds Thurston B. Morton of Kentucky who led the post for two years after a challenge from Pennsylvania Senator Hugh Scott.
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Washington
California
George Murphy
Senate
GOP
Republican Campaign Committee
Thurston B. Morton
Kentucky
Murphy
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
Peace Feelers From Hanoi Aimed at Delay
Buckley argues that quiet peace feelers emerge to pressure Johnson from U Thant and Western critics. He warns talks risk hollow monologues and North Vietnamese leverage while civilians suffer, urging continued firm policy despite rising antiwar pressure.
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United Nations
North Vietnam
Johnson
U Thant
West
All Car's Glitter Is Really Gold in Las Vegas
Dwight Rounds of Wichita plated all chrome trim on his Continental with 24 karat gold at a cost of 3800 dollars. Plater Jerr Scott added gold on the grille headlight rims wipers door handles taillight rims license frames and interior components. The result is shiny and heavier.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Dwight Rounds
Rounds
Wichita
Kan
Jerr Scott
Insult Interview Show Draws Fire On TV Audiences
Washington critics condemn the insult interview format as sensational and abusive. The sample dialogue centers on a host berating a professor about population issues, brandishing a gun for effect and declaring bold solutions amid a staged discussion.
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Harrison Salisbury
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