Dodd Investigation and the Germany Trip Debate
The piece weighs claims that Sen. Thomas Dodd traveled to Germany in 1964 to aid Gen. Klein and his clients, against Dodd’s assertion his trip aimed to question Bogdan Stashynsky. It notes committee dynamics, CIA and German intelligence delays, and the ensuing Murder International Inc report on Soviet murder rings.
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Sen
Thomas Dodd
Germany
Julius Klein
West Germany
Sen. Dodd
Javits
Hickenlooper
Morse
Humphrey
England
Bogdan Stashynsky
Gen. Klein
Dodd
Buckle
Klein
Adenauer
Tashynaky
Kartes Kersten
Soviet Union
Lev Dorbriansky
Georgetown University
Europe
Senate Subcommittee On
Paul Bang-Jensen
Stashynsky
Murder International Inc
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Library of Congress
Library
Krivitzky
Louis Adamic
Lawrence Duggan
Lawrence Daily World overview and publication details
The Lawrence Daily World, edited by Simons from 1891 to 1952, published daily except Sunday at Sixth and New Hampshire, Lawrence Kansas. It lists staff roles including Editor and Business Manager and provides subscription rates for local carrier 36 cents per week, $18.20 annually, and mail rates for Douglas and nearby counties or other states. The note also marks its ABC and Associated Press memberships and a date of Thursday July 14 1986.
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Simons
The
World Fapiny
New Hampshire
Sereeta
Mee
Kah
Douglas
Ming
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Prean
Truth About Government Favoritism and Tax Prosecution
An opinion piece warns that rumors of political favoritism and selective legal treatment undermine confidence in government. It argues charges against officials and donors deserve prompt verification or refutation and calls for accountability in taxation and prosecutions.
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Ont
Ctare
Eut
Democratic
Republic
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company
LBJ
Washington
Barry Ter
Signares
Lyndon
America
Fifteen Years After Flood Warns and Plans Revisit Levees
Residents recall the 1951 flood impact in Lawrence and vow not to repeat it. Blueprints exist for higher dikes but current levees remain similar, despite upstream reservoirs and farm ponds reducing vulnerability since Black Friday 1951.
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Orth Lawrence
Kaw
Bey
Lawrence
Unemployment in Kansas and Lawrence Narrows
The dispatch notes Kansas holds one of the lowest unemployment rates with Lawrence well below the state figure. For the week ending July 9 Topeka officials report only nine tenths of one percent of the Kansas job force were unemployed, indicating a tight labor market.
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Kansas
Union
Lawrence
Topeka
Jobless in Lawrence Reflect Worker Shortage Echoes War Era
In Lawrence the pool of available workers is extremely small and many job seekers remain unemployed. Observers compare the present employment scene to the worst days of World War II when patriotic drives drew people into the labor market despite shortages.
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Lawrence
Lull School Board Faces Need for More Kindergarten Rooms
Officials thought births would ease but April broke a year and a half decline. If April signals a sustained rise, planners must consider expanding facilities for kindergarten pupils in five or six years, a pleasant yet difficult challenge for the district.
Temperatures Shape Sales And Profits Across Industries
Weather drives buying and production patterns as heat waves boost air conditioners beer and soft drinks while dampening store traffic. Cars heat up roadside demand for auto parts and gas oil usage rises. long term effects touch farming and manufacturing across sectors.
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New York
Town and Country housing project announced in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg Kansas Moore Associates unveiled the Town and Country addition the first new housing project since Sunset Hills in 1952. The plan includes 100 homes on a two acre site on East 19th Street with J J Simmonds as contractor and Gunnison Housing Corp as the manufacturer.
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Pittsburg
Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey Circus
John Ringling North
Moore Associates
Sunset Hills
East 19Th Street
Richland
Georgia Neese Clark Gray
Morris Cohen
Learnard
J. J. Simmonds
Gunnison Housing Corp
Kansas
Lansing
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
A devotional note presents Acts 1 8 as you shall be my witnesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria and to the end of the earth. A prayer asks for strength and vision to face the hour bravely and nobly in difficult times in Jesus name.
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Jerusalem
Judea
Samaria
Jesus
Public dialogue urged on Lawrence beautification plans
Robert T. Howard urges open discussion of city beautification and redevelopment policies in Lawrence. He argues redevelopment is a public responsibility, calls for clear goals, interagency coordination, and a community wide plan that preserves the city's historic character. He suggests funded by benefit districts and urges civic debate.
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Urban Redevelopment Authority
Lawrence Commission Sets Beautification Goals for July 11
The Lawrence City Commission adopted six Beautification Program objectives including central business district development elimination of overhead wires riverfront preservation and historic site protection. The Lawrence Douglas County Beautification Council endorsed the move and urged civic support with Pauline Scheve as secretary.
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Journal-World
Lawrence City Commission
Lawrence
Central Business District
Lawrence and
Kansas University
Kaw
Lawrence and Douglas County
Douglas County
Contract Breakers Rally to Annihilate Reds in 1968 Olympics
A partisan column urges American track athletes to avenge past defeats by the Soviet team at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico. The author claims U S runners will dominate and calls for a fierce, uncompromising stance toward rival competitors.
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United States
Old Mexico
Reds
Grounded for Peace Delegation At Jerusalem Groundbreaking
U S Solicitor General Thurgood Marshall and the American delegation to the Truman Center for Peace groundbreaking in Jerusalem were grounded by a plane strike. A young woman made extra bookings on Olympic Airlines, not affected by the strike, allowing the party to travel. The note also mentions film scoring and theater updates.
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Leonard Lyons
U. S
Thurgood Marshall
Truman Center For Peace
Jerusalem
Olympic Airlines
David McCallum
Michael Kidd
Breakfast At Tiffany's
French See U S Leadership as Ideal Despite Envy
The piece argues Americans praise Madrid and London while disdaining Paris, noting French inferiority complex, envy of American leadership under Lyndon B. Johnson, and a desire for a strong French leader. It claims French cuisine and wine lag behind American standards and that Parisian rudeness is a facade for insecurity.
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Madrid
London
Paris
France
Growth aids and hiatal hernia myths in medical Q and A
A 17 year old asks about growth hormone use to become tall. an endocrinologist says heredity limits height, cost and availability restrict use. A second reader asks if hiatal hernia surgery requires rib removal. surgeon explains approach varies and typically only involves chest wall access. A third asks if fibroid tumors stop pregnancy. doctors note that fibroids can affect fertility but many pregnancies occur.
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Dr. Mother
F.P
H. M
Dr. Mather
S. C
Parents Enjoy Camp Exile In Satirical Field Report
Hal Boyle mocks summer camps and the supposed parental sacrifice for two weeks away from home. He contrasts mothers and fathers longing for solitude with gleeful relief once children depart, spoofing letters from a grim camp Wah-Nee-Poh-Poo and a parent’s overblown camp horrors.
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Father
Mother
Dad
Land of Happy Waters
Wah-Nee- Poh-Poo
Plees
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Fulbright
Moscow
Drew Pearson
Lawrence Daily Oannat
Sime Gin
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Mesadsisnap van Batilent Owiceee
Iter
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Acca
Tiller Businese
By Sam Dawson
Old Home Town
Arthur Capper
Garfield Park
Signal Corps
Richard Walker Ryan
Ernest A. Ryan
Kansas Department of the American Legion
Small Society
Brickman
Brickmans
Chamber of Commerce
Robert T. Howard
Lawrence Ave
Pauline Scheve
Jasu Dr
Lyons den
Shirley Booth
David Susskind
Tennessee Williams
Glass Menagerie
USC
Roquepine
Roosevelt Raceway
U.S
Ly Art Buchwald
Americana
Paria
Austin
Texas
Hal Boyle
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