Lawrence Daily Journal World Estabishes Isha
Local Lawrence publication outlines the establishment of Isha with notes on the paper's timeline and community impact. The item highlights the newspaper’s role in informing readers about new local developments and ongoing civic engagement.
Fighting For Whom in Vietnam War Debate
Letter argues Americans should question why the US enlarges its Viet Nam involvement. It claims Johnson and McNamara push more troops as South Vietnamese fights among themselves, urging a stable, legitimate government before continued aid. Warns of a broader conflict with North Viet Nam and Red China.
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Viet Nam
Johnson
McNamara
United States
Red China
Government snooping into private lives noted in Post critique
Washington Post excerpt condemns FHA and other agencies for collecting confidential marital and personal data on about 4000 prospective home buyers and millions of citizens. It cites risk‑based justifications from FHA, Defense, Civil Service, NASA, Passport and INS as expansive investigations into private lives.
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Washington Post
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Defense Department
Department
Defense
Civil Service Commission
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Passport Office
State Department
Immigration and Naturalization Service
The Dossier Problem in Public and Private Snooping
The article warns that dossier files held by Retail Credit Co and U S defense civil service agencies cover millions of people and sensitive details. It questions the dangers of pervasive snooping, potential blackmail, and the risk of privacy abuses as such practices expand.
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FBI
Retail Credit Co
Defense Department
Civil Service
Retail Credit
FHA
Inflation Fear The Greatest Among Economists
Economists surveyed by Chase Manhattan Bank polarize on inflation, unemployment, and poverty. 340 university economists and 220 corporate economists across multiple states report inflation as the top concern, with strong divides over wage price guideposts and fiscal policy.
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New York
Chase Manhattan Bank of
Painting Hidden on Back of Bronzini Portrait at KU Museum
A 16th century Bronzini painting once bought as a Mary Magdalene portrait at the KU Museum of Art was found to have a second image on its reverse with help from Nelson Gallery’s James Roth. The Holy Family was kept, replacing the hidden picture. Skipper Williams of Lawrence won the Kansas doubles title and secured the Etchen Cup in Wichita trapshooting.
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Bronzini
KU Museum of Art
Nelson Gallery
James Roth
Skipper Williams
Lawrence
Kansas
Wichita
Edna Hill
Iowa University
Today's Bible Message The Comforter and the Holy Spirit
The passage from John 14 26 is cited and a prayer asks for the Holy Spirit to guide and remind believers. The prayer asks for wisdom to keep bodies as living temples fit for indwelling through faith in Jesus Christ.
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Jesus Christ
Jesus
Partial solution to national debt via mail cutbacks
Column suggests a joint government and agency effort to eliminate duplicate mailings to the public. The author cites multiple agencies including Interior, Fish and Wildlife, and the NRA, noting six NRA envelopes and eight press releases in one mailing. Proposes dedicating savings to a debt fund and reducing clutter.
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National Rifle Association of
Pakistan
America
NRA
Enlarged heart causes and care guidance from Dr Molner
Dear reader asks about enlarged heart meaning and causes. Dr Molner explains enlargement reflects stress from high blood pressure valve defects or B vitamin deficiency, notes it may be functional or reversible, and outlines when rest, diet, and medical treatment are appropriate rather than self care.
Editorial Letter Denounces War as Glorification
A reader urges the Journal-World editor to condemn war and promote humane values over patriotism. The letter condemns Memorial Day celebrations as ignoring the bloodshed of battles since 1776 and warns that future wars will kill millions, urging global empathy over nationalism.
Dominican Elections Challenge LBJ Standing in Dominican Republic
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report a pivotal Dominican presidential election tests Johnson's stance amid a polarized nation. If Balaguer wins the left may protest. if Bosch wins the army may topple him. The army and police training for joint operations raise Washington’s leverage and risk.
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Santo Domingo
Johnson
Viet Nam
Juan Bosch
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguer
Far Left
Bosch
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Pentagon
National Palace
Perez Y Perez
Venezuela
Rent-a-Girl Idea Stirs Candid Corporate Humor
Hal Boyle envisions a satire where executives pay to rent a wife on credit to impress demanding bosses. The piece riffs on corporate obsession with personal life, suggesting a nationwide rental service that supplies a compatible wife for a single evening and returns her afterward.
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Watusi
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