Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal World from Lawrence Kansas lists President and Editor Dulph C Simons Jr with publisher Bill Mayer and other staff. The paper, established 1854, printed at Sixth and New Hampshire, offers carrier and mail subscriptions with rates for local, Douglas county, and U S addresses. Tuesday Evening Jan 28 1969 edition.
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Dulph Simons
Dulph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
White House Sunday church service sparks debate on presidential influence
The piece argues President Nixon's private White House "little church service" led by Billy Graham could set a trend toward family worship and affect public church attendance. It contrasts with Johnson's twice Sunday services and warns of clergy seeking private officiating roles and potential fundraising implications.
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Richard Nixon
White House
Nixon
White
Billy Graham
Lyndon Johnson
Times Do Change Former Miss America Debra Barnes Marries
Debra Dene Barnes of Moran wed Saturday night in Moran Methodist Church. Her wedding party drove away news photographers, while the family kept their own photographer away from the church. She later seeks privacy after a year of public attention and earnings, noting mixed public relations in the press.
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Debra Dene Barnes
Moran
Kansas
Miss Barnes
Debbie Bryant Wilson
Unified School District 497 Restores Snowbound Streets
The 15 men of Unified School District 497 and others worked Sunday and Monday to clear local streets after the snowstorm. District employees put in long hours and did an exceptional job under trying conditions, aiding the smooth flow of traffic.
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Unified School District
Direct Route Is Tough
New York AP commentary argues that government must follow pragmatic paths over idealism, balancing inflation with unemployment, antitrust, regulation, and gold backing. It notes a mid course avoids sharp economic shocks while acknowledging multiple valid answers and outcomes.
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New York
Lawrence recollections span floods to naval launches
A 1958 note cites zoning as the cure for flooded basements in Lawrence. Other items recall Alice Faye’s TV appearance with Phil Harris, a flower slides program by Prof. George Byers, and a 1944 Tarawa hospital admission for Milford Harwood. 1929 KU talks, old river ice work, and a democracy book close the century array.
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Lawrence Builders
Alice Faye
Phil Harris
Lawrence Flower Club
George Byers
EU Entomology Department
Milford Harwood
Lawrence
Tarawa
Seaman High
Missouri
Navy
Harry Truman
Margaret
Forrest Donnell
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Kansas
Medicine Lodge
Eidemillar
Seba Eldridge
Carroll Clark
Bible Message and Prayer Excerpt from I Timothy 1 12 NEB
This devotional note thanks Christ Jesus for assigning worthy service and asks for ongoing guidance. It seeks harmony and hope through God’s purpose, asking for the company of the committed to fulfill divine aims.
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Christ Jesus
Christ
New China policy debate cited at Santa Barbara conference
A pointed critique notes a Santa Barbara forum on a "New China Policy" hosted by the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions. It highlights participants including Senators Hatfield Cooper McCarthy Kennedy and Arthur Goldberg, plus Japanese delegates aiming to push recognition of Red China and shift U.S. policy.
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Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Santa Barbara
United States
White House
Walter Lippman
Center For the Study of Democratic
Ho Ho
Mark Hatfield
Progressive Republican
John Sherman Cooper
Progressive Republiccan
Eugene
Tokuma Utsunomiya
Association For the Promotion of International Trade
Red China
National Committee On United States China Relations Inc
Formosa
China
National Committee
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Mao tse-Tung
Robert Hutchins
Teddy Kennedy
Nixon First News Conference Echoes Truman Era
Nixon's debut press session with 456 reporters in the Indian Treaty room recalled Truman's 1945 Oval Office moment. The piece contrasts handling of the press, tone, and war concerns across five presidents from Truman to Nixon, noting comparable burdens and Vietnam questions.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Harry Truman
Oval Room
George
Martha Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Johnson
Kennedy
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Executive Office
State Department
Aame
Paris
South Vietnam
United Nations
Laos
Conditioning Prevents Sports Aches And Injuries
Dr Thosteson explains that muscle stretching and metabolic buildup cause soreness when starting a new season. Gradual training tones supporting joints to reduce injuries. Also notes jogging and other sports benefit from early conditioning to avoid ankle, knee, and fall injuries.
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Dr. Thosteson
M. S
Bandit Halts Robbery at Topeka Liquor Store
In Topeka a armed man entered a liquor store Monday night and announced a holdup with a .22 revolver. Manager John Sears, a former U S marshal, drew a .45 and ordered the bandit to freeze. The thief dropped his gun as police arrived. Sears, who retired from the marshal service four years ago, had used the same .45 in duty before.
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Topeka
John &. Sears
Sears
Los Angeles County
Calif
Fulbright Rogers Axis May Signal Policy Shift
Senator Fulbright, once rigid about public testimony, now works with Secretary Rogers and the Nixon administration shaping Vietnam policy. A warmer, more cooperative dynamic with the State Department emerges as Fulbright backs Rogers on top-level appointments and Paris talks progress without a broader war escalation.
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Richard M. Nixon
Fulbright
Senate
Arkansas
Johnson
Rogers
Nixon
Fullbright
State Department
Mr. Nixon
White House
Bill Rogers
Department
Vietnam
Rusk
U.S
Nigeria
Paris
Foreign Relations Committee
Rogers- Fulbright
Andrew J. Goodpaster
John Foster Dulles
Sen
Walter George
Lyndon Johnson
Du Pont Grants to Kansas University Chemistry Dept
The Du Pont Company's aid to education program approved a 7500 dollar grant to the Chemistry Department at Kansas University. The funds support strengthening teaching and research in areas not covered by the normal budget.
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du Pont Company
Chemistry Department
Kansas University
Open Letter to President Put Humor in Its Place
A reader urges President Nixon to curb daily jokes and delegate humor to others. The letter cites past presidents and media humorists, questions a Lombardo reference, and ends with a tongue in cheek signoff from P. 8.
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Afihhiro Fujiyama
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Fujiyama
Sato
G. C. Thosteson
J. S
Bandit
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Rusk
William P. Rogers
Capitol Hill
Capitol
du Pont
Art Buchwald
Mr. Agnew
Walter Hickel
Congress
The
Supreme Court
Pentagon
Warren
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Spiro Agnew
Guy Lombardo
Smithsonian
Pat
Russ Baker
Art Hoppe
Herblock
Bill Mauldin
Paul Conrad
Guy Lom Ly the
Bardo
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