Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and editors, 1969 note
Lawrence Daily Journal World details staff roles including president publisher and editor names. The paper, established in 1854, is published daily except Sunday by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail and notes AP and ABC memberships with a June 2 1969 date.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
KU disciplinary committee commends handling ROTC disruption
Kansas University announces 33 students suspended for one semester following a disciplinary process. Some others were reprimanded, and a smaller number had charges dismissed. Committee hearings included initial disorder and private sessions. The action signals strong enforcement to maintain order at Mt. Oread while preserving free expression within rules.
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Mt. Oread
Lamar Hunt brings Chiefs to Kansas City and plans theme park
The article lauds Lamar Hunt of Dallas for moving his Texas football team to Kansas City and engaging in civic ventures. It highlights his role in founding the AFL, building the Chiefs, and plans for a Disneyland-like amusement park to open around 1972 near Kansas City and Lawrence, predicting a top regional attraction.
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Lamar Hunt
Dallas
Kansas City
Hunt
Southern Methodist
American Football League
Young Hunt
Chiefs
Ewing Kauffman
Baseball Royals
Lawrence Area
Texas
Fine Record Robert Ellsworth Named U S Ambassador to NATO
Robert Ellsworth, 43, a former Congressman and key White House aide, has been named ambassador to NATO. The Lawrence native is praised for his influence in presidential politics and his new post aims to bolster European stability amid past wars and rising tensions. Ellsworth was honored with a special ceremony.
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Robert Ellsworth
U.S
NATO
Lawrence
Ellsworth
United States
White House
Lawrence Alumni Rally Highlights Local Achievements
The passage salutes Lawrence's numerous top-level alumni and their wide impact. It emphasizes the community’s pride in its graduates and the notable careers they have built across various fields, underscoring the value of the local education and the strength of its network.
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Lawrence
Mobile Homes Prove Resilient in Credit Crunch
In New York, mobile homes show strong demand as credit tightens. First quarter 1969 sales rose 51 percent while private housing starts fell 5 percent. Industry analysts note low-cost appeal and expanding park quality as drivers, with six million units needed nationally over the next decade.
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New York
Richard Keim
Goodbody & Co
Keim
William Nelson
Moody’s Investory Services Inc
Mobile Home Manufacturers Association
KU Graduates 1879 At Memorial Stadium In 87th Exercise
Old Home Town Chancellor Franklin Murphy presided as 1 879 degrees were conferred at KU's 87th graduation in Memorial Stadium. Regent chairman Clement Hall awarded diplomas. Rev. Harold Barr delivered the invocation. New KU Alumni Association board members named include Ned Embry Margaret Butler Lillard and Wade Stinson.
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Franklin Murphy
Memorial Stadium
Regent
Clement Hall
Harold Barr
Ned Embry
Wichita
Margaret Butler Lillard
Salina
Wade Stinson
Chicago
California
Til
Today’s Bible Message Prayer for the Church Hope
The note thanks God for the church as the world’s hope and prays that mankind’s problems be settled through its influence in the name of Christ. It ends with Our Father in heaven Amen.
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Christ
Watts Residents Forge Community Amid Racial Tensions
In Watts California a group of residents leaders and journalists discuss power and race. Four men hold influence over riots while black and white supporters contest political paths. Figures like Ron Karenga loom amid a wary struggle with the Structure and a dawning political consciousness.
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Watts
Calif
Watts Development Group
Mr. Bradley
Yorty
Bradley
Boston
New York City
Los Angeles
Ron Karenga
Ucla
Ted Watkins
Henry Talbert
Duane West
California
Age of the Packager and Show Biz Merges with Phynx
Hollywood embraces packagers Booker and Foster who built The First Family record empire and now back The Phynx film project about a rock team sent to Albania to rescue past U.S. celebrities. The group consists of Dennis Larden Ray Chippeway Lony Stevens and A Michael Miller. They expect an adult rating and wide public attention.
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Hollywood
Bob Booker
George Foster
Booker
Foster
Booker-Foster
Warner Brothers-Seven Arts
Russia
Albania
U.S
Phynx
Dennis Larden
Ray Chippeway
San Antonio
Tucson
Lony Stevens
Detroit
A. Michael Miller
Burbank
Calif
Hal Boyle Monday's Hash Well Boyle ed
Hal Boyle notes items from mail and a British study on widowers death risk. He cites Japan’s crowded trains needing 506 shovers. He mentions a five year old thumbsucker risk to teeth and quotes Louis Nizer. Duke engineers study air tubes. Bank robbery costs to solve can reach 150000 dollars. Pepper valued since ancient times.
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New York
Japan
Louis Nizer
Lyndon B. Johnson
Claudia Alta
GOP Campus Tour Reveals Angry Youth and Campus Strains
Washington report says six Republican lawmakers led by Rep. Brockel toured U S campuses to gauge rising student alienation and campus disorders. They found widespread disaffection, a volatile mix of draft war concerns, and a shift toward radicalism after incidents like tear gas at Berkeley. The group plans to act on their findings.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
William E. Brockei
Tennessee
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Brock
Cornell
Bror
Berkeley
University of California
National Guard
Peoples’ Park
Vietnam
Community thanks to 4-H supporters in Douglas County
Gary Fornelli of the Cottonwood 4-H Club expresses gratitude to all who donate time talent and money to 4-H in Douglas County. He acknowledges many helpers remain unknown and invites all donors to accept praise for supporting training and expansion efforts.
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Douglas County
Medical column answers common teen health questions
The reader asks about pimples and proper care, Meniere’s disease, diabetes memorial gifts, and syphilis concerns. Dr Thosteson explains avoiding picking red pimples, gently draining whiteheads, and applying rubbing alcohol. confirms Meniere’s as the described condition. directs donations to the American Diabetes Association. and reassures on syphilis questions noting two treatments may still show positives but disease can be gone, blood transfusion testing is standard, and death from syphilis is unlikely if treated and not stressed.
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Taylor
Lady Bird
Duke University
FBI
Elmer Winter
Manpower, Inc
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Gop
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