Lawrence Daily Journal World with Publishing Details 1966
The Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Saturday July 23 1966 lists editors C Simons and T Pontius with staff roles. It details publishing by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas subscription rates by carrier and mail and notes Associated Press membership.
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Lawrence
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Audie Buredt
Associated Press
Kansas farmers hopeful as 1966 outlook improves
Drought hit Kansas crops but rains arrived in parts of the state. Cash farm income may rise 10 percent for the year despite lower yields. Wheat prices up, state to receive 190 million in farm checks before November. Cattle prices stay firm amid reduced herd size and higher marketing. Credit remains tight as farming grows more capital intensive.
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Kansas
Federal Reserve System
Uncle Sam
Sam
Washington
U. S
U.S
New Zealand
U S Policy Under Study In Quiet China Reassessment
President Johnson signals a rethink of U S policy toward Communist China moving toward engagement and a bigger Asia role while delaying any abrupt shifts. The approach seeks gradual reconciliation, awaits Beijing signals, and reflects a broader war context in Vietnam.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
Johnson
U.S
China
United States
Asia
Viet Nam
Peking
Farm incomes lag as prices rise for other sectors
The report notes Kansas farmers may see about a ten percent rise in cash income this year, but returns remain far below the earnings of other businessowners. Prices for farm goods must climb further to match broader inflation and wage gains.
Print proves weight of words in public office
Officials cringe when quoted exactly as printed, facing embarrassment and accusations of misquotation. The piece notes politicians blame context, insist jokes, or claim they spoke jokily, while voters recognize phoniness and accountability in print.
Toll rate lowered for trucks on Kansas Turnpike
A second tentative toll list reduces truck charges on the 236 mile Kansas Turnpike as officials report the system 72 percent complete. In 1941 Percy Grainger visits Kansas University for a Midwestern Music Camp concert and recital. WREN radio seeks FCC approval to move studios to Topeka as a Chicago firm wins a stone carving contract for the Memorial Union building. A raid on a corn field detains two bootleggers in Douglas County jail. Water plant settling basins construction lags due to late pipe shipments.
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Percy Grainger
Derry
Kansas University
WREN
Federal Communication Commission
Topeka
Memorial Union
Chicago
Douglas County Sheriff's Jail
Lawrence
Today’s Bible Message on Jericho Walls Falling
A devotional note cites Hebrews 11 30 on faith guiding Jericho’s walls to fall after seven days. A closing prayer asks God to help all live as brothers in a world of rapid transition for Jesus sake.
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Jericho
Jesus
Corinne Lathrop Gilb
Robert Stenart
Grace Niel Fletcher
Spain
Robert Daley
Morse pushes Senate route for Washington home rule
Sen. Wayne Morse plans a fast move to force self representation for Washington by bypassing the House District of Columbia Committee. He would attach a Senate passed home rule measure to the higher education bill, aiming for action in weeks as White House support remains uncertain.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
Senate
District of Columbia
Oregon Democrat
House District of Columbia
White House
Congress
Johnson
House
Joseph L. Rauh JR
Joe Louis
Yankees
Notre Dame
Morse
Washington Monument
House District Committee
Marion Barry Jr
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Senate Labor and Education Committee
House Education and Labor Committee
Adams Clayton Powell Jr
Regents Tuition Increases Stir Debate At Kansas Colleges
A Salina Journal analysis notes three precedents in the Kansas Board of Regents move to raise tuition at six state colleges. It cites directing authority from the Legislative Council, ending out of state graduate policy, and linking fees to instructional costs amid rising enrollments and potential lawsuits.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Legislative Council
Kansas
Huston as Noah in The Bible faces Ark delays
John Huston directed and played Noah in The Bible. It took five months to film the Ark sequence due to animal logistics. He quipped that playing Noah felt like Job. Carl Reiner directs Enter Laughing film. jokes about hair on the high forehead. Andre Malraux proposes a new art project to the French Cabinet, met with Treasury funding concerns.
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John Huston
Noah
Carl Reiner
Andre Malraux
Hanoi Pollster Survey Reveals North Vietnamese War Views
North Vietnamese poll results show 75 percent oppose bombing Hanoi Haiphong 96 percent approve Ho Chi Minh foreign policy and 63 percent would vote for Ho if elections held tomorrow. Despite escalation only 6 percent call bombing a good thing with urban renewal pollution and the draft among top concerns.
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Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Gen
Johnson
Gov. Romney
Bobby Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Barry Goldwater
North Viet Nam
Seventh Fleet
Pilonidal cyst explained and treated
Dr Melner explains a pilonidal cyst at the base of the spine. It forms a nest of hair with fluid and infection, often from an ingrown hair. Treatment ranges from hair removal and cleaning to surgical removal. weight loss and good posture aid comfort.
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Dr. Melner
New Books at City Library: Diverse Titles and Topics
The City Library highlights include WRECK OF THE CASSANDRA by Frederic Prokosch about shipwreck survivors on a Pacific Island. THE CRYING OF LOT 49 by Thomas Pynchon follows an executrix uncovering a secret postal system. Other works cover nature, Parisian scandal, espionage, lunar journeys, and biographies, reflecting a wide literary mix.
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Frederic Prokosch
Pacific
Thomas Pynchon
Zangontecost
Oedipa Masa
Bruce
Wright
Naturalit
William Buchan
Kremlin
Noel Behn
U.S
Russia
Red China
Janice Warnke
Villa Kirchberg
Georegette Heyer
Brussels
Belgium
Waterloo
Howard Hughes
John Keats
America
Timbuktu
Halla Linker
Kalamazoo
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