Lawrence Journal-World staff and publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal World publishes daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas 66044 with staff including President Publisher Simons Jr Executive Editor Hall News Editor Pontius Advertising Director Huer and Controller Established 1854 The World Company delivers rates for various subscriptions and notes AP membership.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streeta
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
Vietnam War Drug Abuse and Its Aftermath Highlighted
The piece notes drug abuse among U S troops in Vietnam including heroin use, the risk of addicts returning home, and the broader push to hasten withdrawal from Southeast Asia. It also covers local industry expansion by Cutler Repaving in Lawrence and Gov. Docking's return post surgery, plus optimistic Oklahoma City statistics on lawfulness and schooling.
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U.S
Vietnam
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Ats
Lawrence
Cutler Repaving Organization
Cutler
Robert Docking
Topeka
Docking
Gov. Docking
Oklahoma City Oklahoman
Business Executives Push Peace Amid Vietnam War Debate
Harold Willens and Harold Niles formed Business Executives Move for Vietnam Peace, facing hate mail but gaining some supporters. Willens later founded BEF to fight militarization. he notes shifts as major executives speak against the war and link it to domestic issues, while praising a pragmatist idealist convergence and noting technology reshapes warfare.
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New York
Harold Willens
Los Angeles
Harold Niles
Baltimore Life Insurance Co
Willens
Niles
BEM
BEF
Businessmen’s Educational Fund
America
Vietnam
Bank of America
International Business Machines
BEI duPont
Health Systems offers after hours house call service in LA
A Los Angeles firm Health Systems markets a night and weekend home visit plan for physicians. For 100 dollars a month doctors receive after hours coverage. calls trigger a back up doctor and a mobile van with a physician and attendant for 20 dollars per house call.
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Los Angeles
Health Systems
Health Services
McCloskey Attacks Nixon and Laos War Policy
A columnist critiques Congressman Paul McCloskey for his anti Nixon stance and claims about Laos, noting his provocative rhetoric, proposed impeachment talk, and disputed refugee figures. The piece contrasts McCloskey's positions with those of Nixon and questions McCloskey's credibility and plans for New York.
Lawrence High alum earns Stanford scholarship in 1961
Rudy Oberzan, Lawrence High School graduate this spring, earned a scholarship to Stanford University after making the LHS honor roll each semester. Roy Payne of Hallmark Cards in town scored a hole in one on LC Country Club No. 7 to kick off the 1961 Ace Club.
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Rudy Oberzan
Lawrence
Stanford University
LHS
Roy Payne
Hallmark Cards
Lawrence Country Club
Junius Penny
Fort Leavenworth
A. DeLoof
Williamstown
Lawrence Tyrrel
Douglas County
Tyrrel
Allende’s Left Wing Push Seizes Private Chilean Firms
In Chile President Allende’s government accelerates socialist reforms by requisitioning private factories and offices under 1920s laws. Ford’s Chile plant was taken over and later reopened with workers rehired. Government aims to reduce private automotive firms to three by 1973, with remaining companies under minority state partnership.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
MacArthur
Ford Motor Co
Allende
Boyle
Central Workers Confederation
President Allende
Mass arrests at Kennedy Center in Black Ties protest
More than 3,500 demonstrators in black ties and formal wear blocked traffic around the Watergate complex and were detained at the Kennedy Center. Police set bonds, critics called conditions cruel, while organizers vowed another tie up in September.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Watergate
Jerry Wilson
Constitution Hall
State Department
Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Kennedy Center
Red Cross
American Civil Liberties Union
Wilson
NU Survey Finds 38 Percent Highly Libertarian At NU
University of Nebraska sociology professor Clyde Nunn says a survey of 437 undergraduates indicates about 38 percent are highly libertarian regarding civil liberties. The poll mirrors opinions on press freedom and limits on circulation of foreign newspapers.
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Lincoln, Neb
University of Nebraska
Clyde Nunn
Nunn
United States
We Are An African People We Are An African People
Editor notes Charles Scott Jr of Lawrence's Ballard Center discusses Booker T. Washington ideas and their impact on African American community centers. He argues the center’s expansion into housing, economic development and legal defense challenged white power, drawing hostility from slum landlords and finance institutions.
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Charles Scott Jr
Kansas University
Topeka
Lawrence
Ballard
Journal-World Opinion
Booker T. Washington
Mr. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Washington
Ballard Center
United Fund
Hope Plaza
Credit Union
KU Grad Student Seyfrit To Share in BMI Award
KU graduate student Michael Seyfrit of Lawrence is among 17 young composers sharing 10150 in BMI annual awards. The 23 year old is honored for Similes Shadows and the Night Wind and Dichroism Symphony No 3. He plans to attend Juilliard next fall.
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KU Grad
Seyfrit
BMI
Michael Seyfrit
Kansas University
Lawrence
Broadcast Music Inc
Julliard
John Pozdro
Edward Mattila
Xi Chapter
Phi Mu Alpha
Collegium Musicum
Western Hemisphere
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California
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Joe McCarthy
Herblock
Pete McCloskey
McCloskey
Laos
George M. Godley
Plain of
Jarres
North Vietnam
Normandy
Korea
Pueblo
New Hampshire
John Lindsay
Lindsay
Mr. Lindsay
Old Home Town
William F. Nicholson
Ford
General Motors
Gerard Boyle
American Chamber of Commerce
Arica
Dirinco
el Teniente
U.S. Kennecott Corp
Congress
Art Buchwald
Meyer Davis’ Orchestra
Peter Duchin
Paul Sevareid
ST. Petersburg, Fla
Paul A. Sevareid
Minneapolis
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