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Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead lists Rolee Simons as President and Editor Dolph C Simons as Vice President Publisher Ayer as Managing Editor Zimmerman News Editor Pontius Certising Director Eller Business Manager W C Simons Editor 1854 established Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas telephone V183 1000 66044 subscription rates carrier 1 62 per month year 18 20 mail Douglas adjoining counties 10 per year mail elsewhere 10 per year
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Rolee Simons
Dolph C. Simons
A Ayer
Jack
Zimmerman News
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
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New Hampshire
Lawrence
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United States
Docking seeks dialogue with Kansas education groups despite funding concerns
Governor Docking stresses willingness to discuss education with critics while disagreeing on funding. Dr. Robert Harder defends Kansas finances, citing NEA 1967 data that Kansas ranks 21st in per pupil revenue and spends $658 per student, with college attendance cited as evidence of a strong system.
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William Avery
Kansas
Robert Docking
Docking
Avery
Robert Harder
Harder
National Education Association
NEA
Eartha Kitt Criticized for Outburst at White House Visit
Eartha Kitt faced criticism after a White House visit with Mrs. Lyndon Johnson when she used the occasion to air strong views on the Vietnam War and crime. Guests said she spoke more as a crusade than a discussion, with one calling it a cheap publicity stunt and another noting the poor taste of her remarks.
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Eartha Kitt
Eartha
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Miss Kitt
Richard Hughes
Johnson
Notable 1967 Best Dressed Women List Highlights
The piece surveys well known women named among 1967 best dressed selections. It notes public recognition of figures such as Lauren Bacall and several titled or high profile spouses and social leaders.
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Lauren Bacall
Angier Biddle Duke
Princess Radziwill
Charles Robb
Ronald Reagan
Henry Ford II
Notable Worst Dressed List of 1967
Style expert Mr Blackwell names Barbara Streisand Julie Christie Jayne Meadows Elizabeth Taylor Julie Andrews Carol Channing Raquel Welch Ann Margaret Jane Fonda and Vanessa Redgrave as the year’s worst dressed. He offers wry descriptions comparing each star to comical or unflattering images. The piece notes readers should avoid these looks to please fashion critics.
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Mr. Blackwell
Hollywood
Blackwell
Barbara Streisand
Julie Christie
al Capp
Daisy Mae
Jayne Meadows
Elizabeth Taylor
Julie Andrews
Carol Channing
George Sand
Raquel Welch
Charles Atlas
Ann-Margaret
Jane Fonda
Vanessa Redgrave
Resisters Claim Gain In Antiwar Efforts Among GI’s
In Frankfurt, Germany, the German Socialist Students Federation says it is winning converts among about 250000 U S troops. They cite deserters to Sweden and France as proof, while the U S Army dismisses the impact as negligible and reports 365 deserters listed as of January 1.
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Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
German Socialist Students’ Federation
Sweden
France
Karl Dieter Wolff
University of Michigan
Wolff
Paris
Federation
Che E Vivo
Che Guevara
Frankfurt’s
Army
Founders Day Luncheon Noted at Party House In 1958
Old Home Town recalls PEO chapters meeting for a Founders Day luncheon at the Party House with Mrs. Justin Anderson chairing the co operative board. The Interior Department deeded 20 acres of Haskell Institute land to Douglas County free of charge. Elmer Ousdahl notes a similar grant to Lawrence for a park. Wakarusa Township earmarked five acres. Lawrence Board of Education and Kansas University requested 20 acres each.
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PEO
Tonganoxie
Baldwin
Party House
Justin Anderson
Cooperative Board
Department of the Interior
Haskell Institute
Douglas County
Elmer Ousdahl
Lawrence
Wakarusa
Lawrence Board of Education
Kansas University
Leningrad
I. C. Stevenson
Today’s Bible Message on Love and Spiritual Gifts
A devotional note urges readers to make love their aim and earnestly desire spiritual gifts. A prayer thanks God for the privilege to work with Him and asks for His Spirit to empower effective labor in the name of Jesus.
Clergy Must Use Reason Not Blind Zeal in Social Causes
In a Christian Advocate piece retired Methodist pastor Charles M. Crowe questions the new militancy of many ministers. He argues clergy cannot abandon judgment for promised lands on civil rights urban renewal guaranteed income school integration pacifism or open housing and other social fixes. He warns that excess zeal can echo religious wars and bloodshed.
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Christian Advocate
Charles M. Crowe
Wilmette, Il
Jesus
Temple
Credibility Gap Romney Faces Broad Public Scrutiny
In New Hampshire Romney works to rebuild credibility as a serious candidate with a strong campaign team. A heated Vietnam topic triggers applause, while observers note his sagging image and a well-funded effort to organise voters. Rockefeller connections loom as Nixon fears a Romney surge.
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Concord
N.H
George Romney
Richard M. Nixon
Romney
William Johnson
State Senate
Vietnam
Keene State College
Townspeare
Akat
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
New York
Oregon
Electric sitar joins rock bands across New Jersey
In Neptune City New Jersey the electric sitar is described as a six string instrument with thirteen sympathetic strings that can be played by a guitarist in any rock and roll group. The article notes the sitar's fame through Ravi Shankar and the Beatles and explains its adaptation from a classical Indian instrument to an electrified version.
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Neptune City
N.J
Ravi Shankar
India
George Harrison
Dollar crisis prompts Zemululu to demand US reforms
In a satirical scene the Zemululu finance minister challenges the United States to tighten belts and balance payments to preserve aid. He warns of replacing aid if the dollar falters and cites political instability as a failing factor. The ambassador replies while the two nations debate fiscal responsibility and independence.
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United Nations
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Donald Black
Commission On Ecumenical Mission
Eastman Kodak Co
Rochester
Eastman
FIGHT
Black
Mr. Black
Zemululu
United States
Washington
America
Dear Dr Molner and Dear Dr Mother Health Q A
A reader asks if starting a spring tan with a sun lamp is harmful and the doctor says no harm if not overdone and to avoid burning with eye protection. In a second query a reader asks about prostate stones and a surgeon explains that if stones are hopelessly impacted surgery is the only option and they are not gall stones.
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Dr. Molner
B. P
New Books at City Library Catalog Adds Global Biographies and Suspense
City library announces new titles including The Three Faces of the Film by Parker and Tyler, Espionage Establishment by Wise and Ross, Journey into the Whirl Wind by Isugenia Semyonovna Ginzburg, Senor Kontiki by Arnold Jacoby, Playboy Book of Humor and Satire, Sarah Duchess of Marlborough by David Green, Titania by Parmenia Migel, Christopher and His Father by Hans Habe, Nest in a Falling Tree by Joy Cowley, The Labyrinth by Thomas Duncan, The City and the Mountains by Queiroz, The Last One Left by John J. MacDonald, and The Deserted House by Lydia Chukovskaya.
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Parker &Tyler
David Wise
AB. Ross
United States
Soviet Union
Great Britain
China
Isugenia Semyonovna Ginzburg
Isugenia Ginzburg
Stalin
Siberia
Moscow
Senor Kontiki
Arnold Jacoby
Thor Heyerdahl
Playboy
Playboy Ijditors
Woody Allen
Art Burcwald
HW. Allen Smith
Robert Morley
G. Wodehouse
Sarah
Duchess OF Marlborough
David Green
John Churchill
Duke of Marlborough
Titania
Parmenia Migel
Isak Dinesen
Karen Blixen
Christopher
Hans Habe
Richard Wendelin
Germany
Rons
Joy Cowley
Maura
New Zealand
Jose Maria de Rea de Queiroz
Jacinto
Paris
Portugal
John J. MacDonald
Lydila Chukovskaya
Leningrad
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