Lawrence Daily Journal World details and pricing
The Lawrence Daily Journal World provides staff names and roles and lists subscription rates. The paper notes established 1854 and outlines prices for carrier and mail delivery across Douglas county adjacent areas, remaining Kansas counties, Kansas City and nationwide.
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Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Cushman letter inspires youth after Olympic setback
Clifton Cushman, KU track captain and Olympic silver medalist, wrote an open letter urging youths to persevere after a 1964 TV setback. He urged effort, faith, and self-improvement, noting his own fall and recovery, and urged readers to pursue personal goals despite odds.
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Kansas University
Cliff Cushman
Cushman
Air Force
Vietnam
Grand Forks
N.D
Journal-World
Nixon Warns Of Overspending Budget Threat Ahead
President Nixon, in a radio address, warned that excessive government spending threatens new prosperity as he prepares to present Congress with a 268.7 billion dollar budget, the largest in history. Economists see deficits as inevitable in a growing economy, with inflation and dollar confidence cited as possible consequences.
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New York
Nixon
Congress
Walter Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Kennedy
Johnson
Paul McCracken
U.S
Villanova Junior
Jaycees banquet honors Williams Crown and Proctor
Ten years ago in 1963 Jaycees banquet honored Odd Williams John Crown and Les Proctor with Williams named outstanding young man of the year. Industrial leaders reacted to city plans to annex about 2200 acres with cautious approval and calls for orderly development.
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Odd Williams
John Crown
Les Proctor
Jaycees
Williams
Daily Bible Message Prayer Note
Prayer fragment thanking God for guidance through trouble. It asks for courage to face wrong, seek forgiveness, and move forward in following God. Contains a short devotional closing Amen.
Missing in Action Lt Cushman Remains Hopeful
A Vietnam era report lists Lt Cushman as missing after his plane disappeared on a sortie over enemy territory. His wife and family hold hope he is alive somewhere, recalling his 1964 letter to young people and his hopeful philosophy.
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Hanoi
Cushman
Lindsay Javits race for New York Senate explored
The piece analyzes John Lindsay's possible shift from mayor to U.S. Senate or governor, with Javits as rival. It notes Javits backing Lindsay in the past, Lindsay's anti Rockefeller stance, the high funding hurdle, and the unlikely yet dramatic prospect of a Javits Lindsay contest in New York politics.
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John Lindsay
New York
Jacob Javits
Lynda Bird
Luci Bird
Lindsay
Republican Party
Nelson Rockefeller
John Marchi
Javits
Rockefeller
Empire State
Barry Goldwater
John Connelly
Gloria Steinhein
Jerry Lewis
Daniel Ellsberg
Senator Fulbright
Indira Gandhi
Joe Namath
Eugene McCarthy
Lyndon Johnson
McCarthy
Kennedy Tops Foley Poll Among College Students
Foley College Poll shows Sen Ed ward Kennedy as the most admired living public figure among 1 140 college students from a cross section of 8 5 million. Ralph Nader and Sen McGovern follow, with Nixon rising to third as students praise Kennedy for crime, transport, and Vietnam War stances.
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New York
N.Y
Edward Kennedy
Foley College
Sen. Kennedy
Sen. McGovern
Nixon
Ralph Nader
Sen. Eagleton
Shirley Chisholm
Bob Hope
Henry Kissinger
John Lindsay
Golda Meir
George Wallace
Agnew
Jane Fonda
Mark Spitz
Julian
Sen
Eagleton
Missouri
Jack Anderson
Senator Kennedy
Ted Kennedy
University of Connecticut
Anti-Defamation Movement Seeks War Image Reform
Howard Sufferman leads a War Anti-Defamation League to counter Vietnam era biases and defend war as patriotic. He argues Americans judge all wars by Vietnam, cites casting and media failures, and calls for public involvement and real estate outcomes in future conflicts.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
Howard Sufferman
Indochina
Sufferman
U.S
Pentagon
Editorial letter on traffic signals and TV censorship
The writer urges voters to oppose downtown traffic signals if city aims to reflect citizen wishes. They critique lighting results, call for personal responsibility in TV choices, and defend parental control over programming rather than network censorship. Steve Ralston of 742 Ohio signs the letter.
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City Commission
Steve Ralston
Ohio
Portrait of the Rails chronicles steam to diesel era trains
Greenwich Conn Dec 18 Don Ball Jr author of Portrait of the Rails From Steam to Diesel presents a photo collection of over 300 images covering major railroads from Zephyr to Big Boy. The volume highlights the steam to diesel transition with vivid action photos and introductory notes by David P Morgan.
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Greenwich
Conn
America
Don Ball Jr
New York Graphic Society
Zephyr
Streamline
Hiawatha
Shore Line
Mikado
Mountain
Challenger
Big Boy
David P. Morgan
Trains Magazine
Caboose
Amerita
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