Lawrence Daily Journal World listing rates and contact
Publisher details for The Lawrence Daily Journal World with pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions. Rates shown include daily except Sunday service, at Sixth and New Hampshire, Lawrence Kansas, and mail options for Douglas and adjacent counties, and elsewhere in the United States.
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Wayard Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Stouglas
United States
Nixon defeat of Knowles stirs backlash over medical politics
The editorial blasts the AMA and Sen. Dirkson for blocking Dr. John Knowles’s nomination to head Health, Education and Welfare. It argues Medicare and Medicaid show some government role, rails at socialism in medicine, and warns Nixon’s wobble harms public trust. It notes Knowles’s strong credentials at Massachusetts General Hospital and suggests the fight reflects AMA conservatism and loyalty to Medicare debates.
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Nixon
Republican Party
American Medical Association
Washington
John Knowles
Everett Dirkson
Congress
AMA
Knowles
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
California
Journal-World
England
Russia
U.S
America
Sen. Dirkson
Medicare
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Knowies
Phrases Are A Catalyst In Global Trade Debates
The piece argues that worn phrases like economic imperialism and free trade shape policy. It cites Maurice H. Stans and Nelson Rockefeller as examples of global reaction and notes nationalism and internationalism as forces driving shifts in trade, with firms like Standard Oil New Jersey and Anaconda Co. affected.
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New York
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Latin America
Standard Oil New Jersey
Anaconda Co
United States
European Economic Community
KU Suspends 43 Students From Spring Misconduct
The Kansas University discipline list names 43 students for spring misbehavior. New York leads with five suspended students, followed by California and Illinois with two each. other states include Washington DC Florida Texas Arizona and Connecticut. Northeast Johnson County Kansas accounts for nine suspensions as the article notes no single region controlled the rebellion.
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Kansas University
Kansas-Missouri-Nebraska-Oklahoma
New York
California
Illinois
Washington, D.C
Florida
Texas
Arizona
Connecticut
Kansas City
St. Louis
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Johnson County
Kansas
Optimist Club Officers Named In Old Home Town
Old Home Town Notes from 1959 list Bob Blank Nelson Hall Harold Scheve Jim Underwood and Bill Pendleton as Optimist Club officers. Tom Van Sickle KU senior becomes executive secretary of the National Federation of Young Republicans. A $39 995 grant for KU and K State small business research directed by Prof H K L Ecu yer is announced.
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Bob Blank
Nelson Hall
Harold Scheve
Jim Underwood
Bill Pendleton
Optimist
Tom van Sickle
Kansas
National Federation of Young Republicans
van Sickle
K-State
H. K. L’ecuyer
Bible verse and prayer reflection for daily labor
Today's message urges readers to prove themselves as diligent workers approved by God. A prayer asks for discernment to align daily life with Christ's command to go forth, expressing reverence and faithfulness to duty as part of divine purpose.
Nudity Rules Stir Film World as Actresses Split
Hollywood debate on nudity in film and stage scenes heats up as actors and Equity rules clash with SAG stance. Jean Senerg, Jacqueline Bissett, and Anjanette Comer share mixed views on necessity and publicity of nude scenes and the push for clearer standards across theaters and screens.
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Hollywood
Broadway
aActors Equity
Equity
Screen Actors Guild
Guild
Charlton Heston
Jean Senerg
Jacqueline Bissett
England
Anjanette
Rabitt
Kansas University stage presents Ah Wilderness comedy
Kansas University's production of Eugene ONeill's Ah, Wilderness! delights with solid casting and polished performances. Director Karen Kay Kinkaid Husted earns praise for pacing and handling the ensemble. The cast, including Earl Trussel and Mike Rapport, conveys family realism within a theater in the round setting.
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Kansas’ University
Eugene O'Neill
O'Neill
Karen Kay Kinkaid Husted
Earl Trussel
Nat Miller
Swinburne
Wilde
R. L. Bailey
Richard
Sid Davis
Mike Rapport
Evie Rapport
Mrs. Miller
Onnallee Zimmerman
Lily Miller
Steve Hamlin
Tommy
Bill Boyd
Mimi Carbery
James Hawes
Charles Lown
Lynda S. Fenter
Philip Morris
Middle age can be down right pleasurable
Hal Boyle notes middle age brings relaxations and practical perks. The piece jokes that alarms become unnecessary as conscience wakes you, weekends gain charm, fewer people require seat yielding, and routines simplify. It ends with a wish that middle age arrive 25 years later and last longer.
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New York
Students oppose lowering admissions standards across campuses
Eight of ten students oppose reduced admission standards for minority groups, while backing extra aid and tutoring to help entrants. The Greenwich College Poll surveyed over 100 campuses showing 78 percent say no, 21 percent yes, with widespread support for post admission scholarships and tutoring to assist qualified students.
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Greenwich
Conn
Purdue
Fordham
Boston University
University of the Pacific
Readers dispute on Biafra policy and VIG supply
A Letter to the Editor questions the June 30 Journal-World editorial linking poll results to anti intervention views in Africa. The writer argues Nigeria’s actions and Russian support complicate Biafra relief efforts and urges letters to officials for an international cease fire. The page also notes vaccinia immune globulin supply via Red Cross and Armed Forces with Lawrence United Fund backing.
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Winn
Biafra
Vietnam
Africa
Saigon
Nigeria
Journal-World
Red Cross
Pearson
Dole
Nixon
U.S
Omaha
Neb
American Red Cross
Douglas County
Lawrence United Fund
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log For July 1 1969
Kansas traffic death log shows 304 fatalities for the comparable period of July 1 1969, aligning with figures from 1968. The Topeka AP summary reports 24 hours to 9 am today with the year 1969 as the reference point.
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Topeka
Kansas
Raising the Foot of the Bed Helps Legs Not Brain
A reader asks if elevating the bed could cause brain hemorrhage. Dr Thosteson says lifting the feet improves leg circulation without changing brain blood flow. ulcer healing depends on removing varicose veins and local care, with blood pressure described as good for age.
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G. M.S
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