Lawrence Journal-World Staff and Publication Details
The Lawrence Journal-World of Lawrence Kansas lists Dolph Simons president and editor with Dolph C Simons Jr as vice president publisher and Jack Zimmerman as news editor Ernest Pontiog Advertising Manager Leo Eller Business Manager. The paper is published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. It carries subscription rates of $1.52 per month by carrier and $18.20 per year by year, $10 per year by mail in Douglas and adjoining counties, and $15 per year elsewhere in the United States. It is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and The Associated Press. This issue is a Saturday, July 8, 1967.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons 'S JR
Bill Mayering
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontiogs
Leo Eller Business
the World Company
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New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
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United States
Audit Bureau of
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Associated Press
Dodd ethics censure spurs call for congressional code
The editorial argues post Dodd censure shows Senate ethics reform is overdue. It cites polls showing public suspicion of lawmakers and criticizes foot dragging by Senate leaders. Bennett predicts slow progress while Mansfield pushes for a mandatory ethics code amid calls for stronger conflict of interest disclosures.
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Thomas Dodd
Senate
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Senate Ethics Committee
Bennett
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Kansas
Johnsons Intangible Gains Amid Vietnam War Pressure
Analysis notes President Johnson facing a protracted Vietnam struggle with rising costs and mixed public opinion. Kosygin meeting yields no tangible gains, but Johnson’s careful messaging and a symbolic bridge may bolster support while Republicans struggle to critique intangibles.
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Johnson
Kosygin
Israelis Won War on Ground Not Secret Weapons, Says Veteran
Victor Perry, American who served with the Israeli Air Force since 1948, argues the real Israeli edge was air reconnaissance, precise planning, ground tech skill, morale, and fighting spirit. He dismisses secret weapon theories as unfounded and notes infantry still decides gains on the battlefield.
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Victor Perry
Perry
Secret weapon of success lies in people not tech
The text argues that automation cannot replace capable individuals. It cites the radi as an example and compares to Vietnam where a wealthier power struggles against a determined foe with a clear goal. It warns that the United States cannot press a military aim without defined political objectives.
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Radi
Middle East
Vietnam
U. S
Douglas County Scholar Awarded At Sterling College
Mrs. LaVerne Brownlee received the Douglas County Scholarship to the third annual conservation workshop at Sterling College. In Wichita Boeing Airplane Co won a contract for B52 jet bomber changes valued at more than 1 percent million.
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LaVerne Brownlee
Douglas County
Sterling College
Wichita
Boeing Airplane Co
Todays Bible Message on Liberty and Love
Brethren are urged to use liberty through love and service to others. A prayer asks God to fill hearts with love guiding actions toward neighbors and to trouble the conscience if brotherly kindness is lacking.
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Jesus
Republicans Split Over Draft Bill After Johnson Victory
Forty Republicans signaled fury at party leaders for backing a four year draft extension on June 30 while President Johnson pushed reforms. The episode highlights GOP divisions with Rumsfeld Curtis Latta and O Konski opposing bipartisan backroom tactics and pressuring a recommittal to cut the extension.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
House
Gerald Ford
Ohio
Delbert Latta
California
Don Clausen
Donald Rumsfeld
Illinois
Thomas Curtis
Missouri
South Carolina
Mendel Rivers
Armed Services Committee
Rivers
Ford
Rumsfeld
SOS
Alvin O’konski
Wisconsin
Need for Blood Great Here With Monday As a Key Date
Community urged to donate fresh whole blood within 21 days at the Douglas County Blood Center. Red Cross Bloodmobile will operate Monday 1 to 6 15 PM at South Park Recreation Center, with Lawrence Memorial Hospital as the central supply.
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South Park Recreation Center
Red Cross
Douglas County
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Joanna Byers
Douglas County Red Cross
Lawrence
Alan Sanders
LMH
Nail fissures and nail bed separation addressed by Dr Motuer
Dear Dr Motuer notes two nail problems. A right thumbnail crack likely from injury with possible infection. dermatologist help suggested. Big toenail whitening and loosening explained as nail bed separation from injury fungus or keratin fault. doctor visit advised. Quinidine use described as heart rhythm regulator from cinchona bark.
The Modern Man From May Meets a UN Ambassador
In a humorous interview a UN Ambassador from Boolah Boolah discusses small nations, the General Assembly, and dining with major powers. He jokes about diplomacy, voting by highest bid on a dam, and being entertained by France and others while serving a tiny nation.
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United Nations
General Assembly
Flack Alley on East 19th Street Needs Urgent Repair
A letter to the Journal-World argues East 19th Street nicknamed Flack Alley has caused accidents and a fatality. The writer urges neighborhood fundraising to share asphalt and sidewalk costs, noting prior costly improvements and seeking to prevent further tragedy.
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Journal-World
East 19Th Street
Flack Alley
Newborn Son Born to Tassin Family in Baton Rouge
The newborn son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester A. Tassin weighed seven pounds seven ounces at birth. He arrived on the seventh day of the seventh month in 1967 in Baton Rouge Louisiana.
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Baton Rouge, la
Lester A. Tassin
New Books at City Library Explore Krupp to Khartoum
A catalog of recent Library acquisitions spans histories of Krupp and war long shadows, Neruda’s high Andes poems, Douglas on Texas wilderness, Marshall on Vietnam battles, Yugoslavia policy, and a mix of fiction and film histories. Includes Khartoum memoirs and Greene stories.
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Tae Mouse
KRUPP
Peter Atty
House of Krupp
Bismarck
Austria
France
Kaiser William
Pris
Hitler
Alfred Krupp
Krupps
Macchu
Picchu
Pablo Neruda
Neruda
Inga
Andes
Pablo Nerudas
Texas
William O, Douglas
Douglas
S. L. A. Marshall
Vietnam
Yugoslavia
United States
DE Gaulle
Alfred Grosser
Ian Epiecnys
Caslop
Clarens
Filand
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