Lawrence Daily Journal-World History Note July 17 1969
The Lawrence Kansas Daily Journal-World published since 1854 by The World Company lists editors Simons and staff. It notes circulation rates for carrier and mail subscribers, and marks its Thursday evening July 17 1969 issue.
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Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
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Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Space exploration raises theology questions about God and humanity
The moon shot prompts debate among theologians and church leaders on whether earth centered belief fits a universe with many possible life forms. Pope Paul VI and observers warn space ventures widen horizons and challenge man-God relations, raising questions of universal deity and humanity's place in creation.
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Paul VI
Space
Dan Thrapp
Los Angeles Times
Thrapp
God
Earth
F. Thomas Trotter
Jesus
Los Angeles
Opinions On Slowdown In U S Economy
New York opinion piece discusses mixed signals of inflation slowdowns and a possible economic easing. Cites government economists warning of erosion and workers and investors sensing a shift, with indicators like production growth, consumer sentiment, retail sales, and housing activity showing tentative changes.
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New York
University of Michigan
U.S
Students Say SDS Will Have Less Influence This Fall
A College Poll of over 100 campuses finds 71 percent of students expect SDS to exert lesser influence on campuses next fall. Many cite violence as the main drawback and note administrations now handle protests legally.
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Conn
SDS
Chicago
Students For
Columbia
Dartmouth
Harvard Sds
Nixon
Greenwich College Research Center
Love Bug Leads Box Office in Los Angeles
Disney family film The Love Bug has set attendance records and topped the Los Angeles box office for two weeks. Audiences praise its wholesome appeal and family-friendly entertainment driving demand for similar productions.
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Los Angeles
West Side Club President Resigns Over Bunche Denial
In New York the president of the West Side Tennis Club faced resignation after denying membership to Dr. Ralph Bunche. Elm disease threats loom three miles east of Lawrence as Kansas eyes park plans near Vinland.
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New York
West Side
Today s Bible Message Lamp and Light Guiding Path
Reading Psalm 119 105 declares thy word a lamp to feet and a light to path The prayer asks divine light to guide daily life and seeks God's blessing on the journey ahead.
Debate over Marijuana Policy Deeply Ideologized Across Sides
The piece surveys polarized views on marijuana penalties vs legalization. It cites a College Poll showing about half of undergraduates tested, questions whether marijuana is a major societal threat, and contrasts claims about gateway effects with skeptical data. It notes Supreme Court action on Leary, shifting prosecutions to states, and calls for rapid testing and de ideologization.
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Newsweek Magazine
Vietnam
Supreme Court
Timothy Leary
Mexico
Leary
California
Weight loss questions from a reader
A reader asks about weight loss during menopause and using diet pills. Dr Thosteson cautions against reducing drugs, notes they don’t create lasting habits and may disturb nerves and sleep. She explains weight loss is possible, but aging and established habits make it harder.
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Dr. Thosteson
Generations Remember in Hal Boyle Style
Hal Boyle reflects on how each generation crafts its memories and dreams. He contrasts youth and aging, notes small town lore about fire safety and social judgments, and ruefully recalls past comforts and quirks from rural and urban life.
Letters Editor questions on overseas play content and impact
Marty Siegrist of Pioneer Rd argues over the KU drama department's abroad presentation of a controversial play. He questions intent and propriety, requests exact foreign script content, and urges transparency to determine if the production reflects America or demeans it.
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Europe
Kansas
Drama
Litto
Chicago
Kansan
Shepard
van Itallie
Kansas University
Pablum
Great Republic
Marty Siegrist
Pioneer Rd
The 50 Most Underpaid Professors at KU
A reader argues for balanced salary coverage at the University of Kansas. He criticizes focus on privileged administrators and calls for reporting on the underpaid professors to reflect taxpayer sacrifices and overall pay Equity. He urges a forthcoming article identifying the 50 underpaid KU professors.
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Kansas
Franz A. von Sauer
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