Lawrence Daily Journal World front page July 12 1967 details
Official publication data shows The World Company in Lawrence Kansas operating daily except Sunday with editors publishers and staff roles listed. The issue notes circulation rates carrier and mail pricing and AP and ABC memberships with a Wednesday date of July 12 1967.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Dodd Faces Crucial Test After Senate Censure
The article compares Thomas Dodd’s post censure phase to McCarthy’s 1954 reprimand, noting he presides over hearings, plans to debate, and seeks to repair damaged reputation. Analysts weigh if Washington will forgive or forget as Dodd, with three years left, aims for re election and continued influence.
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U.S
Thomas Dodd
Washington
Senate
Connecticut
Dodd
Will Dodd
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
McCarthy
de Dodd
Adam Clayton Powell
Odd
Tragedy Notification Practices Highlighted
The article discusses the sensitivity of notifying next of kin after a tragedy and urges quick, careful handling to avoid rumors and further harm. It notes local law enforcement and residents in Lawrence and Douglas County have historically carried out duties promptly to protect families.
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Lawrence
Douglas
Parental Shock in Family Vacation Plans
A fragment describes parents discovering their children ignore vacation plans the family has arranged over winter and the parents’ reaction as they learn their efforts were not part of the youths plans for the town and trip.
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Mom
Dad
Forced Vacation Trips Split Josh and Mary
The passage describes youths leaving home and facing inevitable separation. It notes parents feeling pain and argues against forcing vacations, suggesting letting Josh and Mary go their separate ways is less painful.
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Josh
Mary
Battle With Government Defines Private Enterprise War
York AP reports the ongoing clash between private enterprise and expanding government. Edwin Hood leads the private enterprise council, urging government retreat from various sectors and arguing private enterprise built the nation and remains the strongest system. He notes reform is slow and limited, with a pamphlet documenting extensive government involvement since 1960, including DoD and civilian agencies.
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NEW. ‘York
Council For Private Enterprise
Edwin Hood
Shipbuilders ‘Council of America
Big
America
Hood
Old Home Town Highlights From 1957 1942 and 1927
Items from the local paper recall Dr and Mrs James Campbell welcoming a son and Bert Chewning becoming assistant postmaster. It notes the New York Yankees from 1957 and a ROTC colors presentation. Earlier memories mention a judge traveling to Chicago and a 1927 fire at the North Lawrence excelsior plant and KU campus sing.
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James Campbell
Bert Chewning
Chewning
New York ‘Yankees
Hugh _Means
Excelsior
North Lawrence
Fowler Shops
Today's Bible Message and Prayer
The excerpt from Exodus 33 17 to 19 invites Moses to receive grace and know God by name. A prayer asks eternal God to be near and guide us today with wisdom and courage through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
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Moses
God
Jesus Christ
Treasure Hidden in Old House Turns to Irony
A narrator recalls moving into a large old house and hoping for buried wealth. After digging under stairs and in a yard for a deer statue and a silver inlaid shotgun, they find only rust and empty shelves. The lesson: enjoy space, not hidden treasures.
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Ja Deer
Reagan Faces Happy Ending Hinted By Odds and Critics
Sacramento analysis weighs Reagan's big budget and bold reforms against Brown era commitments. It notes Reagan's drive to cut waste, his claim of savings, while critics warn of future inflation and mounting costs. The piece compares California politics to national shifts and notes Unruh's legislative strength. Reagan projects a confident path with a hopeful outcome.
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California
Reagan
Democarts
Wallet Lost in Casco Bay Recovered by Fisherman
In Yarmouth Maine a wallet disappeared after a boat sank in Casco Bay last August. A fisherman at the wharf hooked the sunken boat and recovered the wallet along with $24 inside it. The owner identified the items and claimed them on Saturday.
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Yarmouth
Maine
David Grant
Casco Bay
Time Killing in the Office: A Lighthearted Gallery
Hal Boyle surveys office time wasters from Ambusher to Genius, noting the water cooler comedian, the marathon reader, the memo pad scribbler, the conspiracy hunter, and the boss who laments wasted work. The piece lampoons routine business life and common behaviors.
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New York
Anthony Adverse
Boston
Mr. Big
Daea
Gallery of
East Coast toll roads make drivers pay for the ride
In a reflective piece from Washington AP, the author notes Californias freeways differ from the East Coast toll roads. He recounts an East Coast drive from Washington to Philadelphia with tolls up to a dollar, multiple booths, and signs demanding exact change.
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Washington
Hollywood
California
Golden State
East
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Balti
S Harbor
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
John F. Kennedy Memorial Highway
Delaware ‘Memorial Bridge
Wilmington
Metabolic Fatigue and Hormonal Concerns From Reader Letters
A reader asks about morning lethargy linked to metabolism and possible thyroid or hypoglycemia issues, suggesting physician evaluation. Another asks if minor nose and gum bleeding signals illness, and fatigue warrants investigation. A third queries pregnancy risk between birth control pills.
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J.M.B
Senate approves disclosure bill on finance charges
The Senate passed a bill requiring lenders to reveal the exact cost of credit by listing total finance charges in dollars for autos appliances and other purchases after a seven year fight and hours of debate. The measure aims to curb hidden costs and protect consumers while retailers and lenders opposed the plan. President Johnson supports the move as part of broader reforms.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
Bai Sand
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