Lawrence World Journal masthead and rates notice
The Lawrence World Journal publishes daily except Sunday from The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. Editor W C Simons 1891 to 1952 lists subscription rates carrier 1.52 per month year 18.20 mail Douglas counties 10 year elsewhere 15. This issue notes circulation Audits AP and addressesSubscription details.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
All-American spirit in Lawrence Soap Box Derby
The Lawrence Soap Box Derby returns Sunday with at least 33 cars in the blocks and good weather. Organizers expect more than last year’s 5,000 spectators as youths aged 11 to 15 race cost-limited, self-built cars, learning life lessons through competition.
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Lawrence
Congress weighs independent review of NASA safety and spending
Congress debates creating an independent check on NASA performance amid concerns over safety lapses after the Apollo 204 fire that killed three astronauts. Critics warn against shielding NASA from scrutiny and call for accountability to the public and astronauts amid future space plans.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Congress
Cape Kennedy
Apollo
Space Agency
Eshkol Faces Clash with Dominant Football Coaches
Premier Levi Eshkol of Israel confronts a dilemma likened to college presidents clashing with self important football coaches. The piece notes the unpopularity of the stance and the growing tension.
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Levi Eshkol
Israel
Eshkol Faces Backlash as Dayan Rides High in Israel
The Israeli premier struggles to rebuild authority amid public criticism of Defense Minister Dayan and the cabinet. Dayan is celebrated as mastermind of the six day victory, while Eshkol risks cabinet revolt and political isolation if he ousts Dayan.
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Eshkol
Moshe Dayan
Newman
Dayan
Take Choice On War In Vietnam Debate At White House
President Johnson, Defense Secretary McNamara, and General Westmoreland held a White House news conference amid debate over Vietnam troop levels. Westmoreland defended progress as slow but steady, while officials disputed the stalemate label and possible troop requests.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Defense
Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Saigon
McNamara
South Carolina
Johnson
White House
Old Home Town Highlights From Decades Past
Ten years ago Joyce Hall and Dr. Franklin Murphy met Winston Churchill at Chartwell estate in England. Maj John Glenn piloted a FSUI Crusader to set a new record from California to New York in just over 3 hours.
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Joyce Hall
Franklin Murphy
Winston Churchill
Chartwell
London
England
Maj
John Glenn
Marines
California
New York
Bible verse and prayer for daily guidance
A devotional note quotes Revelations 14 13 Blessings for the dead and a prayer to walk with God today. The prayer asks to rest in love hear God call and do the work given to each believer in Jesus name Amen.
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Jesus
Secret amendment threatens U S arms exports policy
The United States faces a possible congressional hurdle over a secret amendment by Senator Allen Ellender to extend Ex Im Bank lending for five years. The measure would bar Ex Im credit for arms sales to any foreign country, potentially disrupting operations in developing nations and complicating future arms sales to Israel amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Congress
U.S
Latin America
Middle East
Allen Ellender
Louisiana
Ellender
Pentagon
West Germany
Great Britain
Ex-Im Bank
Bank
Europe
Africa
Asia
Senate
J. W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Ayia
Exim Bank
Ate
Chocolate milk defense and public health letters
Readers challenge Dr Molner on chocolate milk nutrients and calcium absorption. The column defends chocolate milk, cites US Department of Agriculture approval for school lunches, and notes oxalic acid levels in various foods.
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Dr. Molner
American Medical Association
J. H
U.S. Department of Agriculture
De Gaulle Plans Expo Visit With Controversial Stance
President De Gaulle arrives for Expo 67 with a schedule that includes a press conference denouncing U S involvement in Vietnam and calls for neutral nations to resist American influence. He will tour Arab and Latin American pavilions and propose a Four power talk on shipping. He plans a controversial atomic test celebration and a wreath ceremony before departing for Cuba.
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Washington
Charles ‘de Gaulle
Buchwald
Soviet Union
Otter
de Gaulle
United States
Vietnam
Montreal
France
U.A.R
West Bank
St. Lawrence River
Bank of Montreal
St.Lawrence Seaway
Joan of ‘Arc
St. Lawrence
Cuba
Kosygin
Castro
Treasury Drops Silver Policy in Major Shift
The Treasury abandoned its policy of fixing silver at 1.29 an ounce after a Commission on the Coinage meeting. It says it has enough clad coins to cover shortages and will sell at market price up to two million ounces weekly through General Services Administration. 90 percent silver coins pre 1965 retain face value unless silver hits 1.38. 40 percent Kennedy half dollars rise to 3.38.
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Commission On the
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Fobn ‘Kennedy
Engineer Don J. Christensen Appointed to Lead Kansas Highway
Don J. Christensen of Salina named new construction engineer for the Kansas Highway Commission. The appointment was announced by State Highway Director John Montgomery. Christensen is an 88 year veteran of the commission and has served as assistant division engineer in charge of construction in north central Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Commission
Don J. Christensen
Salina
John Montgomery
Christensen
Commission
Kansas
New Books at City Library Highlights and Authors
A list of new library titles featuring THELMA HELYAR PEARY’s biography of a famed explorer, SCOTT OF THE ANTARCTIC by Reginald Pound, THE QUICKSAND WAR on Indochina, Mumford’s THE MYTH OF THE MACHINE, DOWN THESE MEAN STREETS by Piri Thomas, and other works. Includes novels like JERUSALEM THE GOLDEN and NORTH TO YESTERDAY, plus THE PROSPERING and REQUIEM IN UTOPIA, with a note on a 23RD REUNION at Cardigan College.
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Peary
John Edward Weems
Ward Weems
North Pole
Scott
Antarctic
Reginald Pound
Robert Balcon Scott
Lucile
Vietnam
French
Indochina
Lewis Mumford
Piri Thomas
New York
Harlem
Harvey
Hangey
Cox
John Gooding
Russia
Maisiat
Jerusalem
Margaret Drabble
Clara Maugham
London
England
University of London
the Denhams
Robert Flynn
Texas
Kansas
H Elizabeth George Speare
New England
Utopia
Richard ‘Starnes
Sweden
David Camerer
Cardigan
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