Lawrence Journal World staff list and date
Lawrence Journal World masthead lists Dolph Simons as president and editor and D C Simons Jr as president publisher with Tack Zimmerman Ernest Pontius Ernie Pontius as news editor LEO Belly advertising manager and others. Published daily except Sunday by The World Company Lawrence Kansas. June 5 1967 edition.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill
W. C. Simons
Edster
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Commencement State of Higher Education Faces Shifting Power
The piece discusses 1967 commencement as a start not an end, focusing on future challenges in higher education. Clark Kerr warns of a guerrilla university challenging traditional models, with power shifting outward to foundations and government, reducing faculty influence and enlarging university administration.
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Welfare State University
United States
Clark Kerr
Kerr
American University
Classical University
Industrial University
Amex Faces Probe Over Unusual Trading Tied to Pentron
New York officials say the American Stock Exchange self regulated with a stock watch program. An inquiry into Pentron Electronics Corp unusual trading led to a grand jury indictment of six people for allegedly inflating prices. Amex discovered some facts but questions remain about timing and duties.
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New York
American Stock Exchange
Pentron Electronics Corp
Amex
Pentrol
Students Gain Influence As University Power Shifts
In 1967 faculty and trustees see power waning while students push for greater control. Students expand beyond journalism and athletics into rules making, aiming to shape campus governance amid a broader shift in university administration. Dr Kerr predicts students will end with more influence than in the past.
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Kerr
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Holds Organizational Meeting
An organizational meeting of the Lawrence Memorial Hospital Auxiliary was held at the Community Building with Mrs. John Shahan and Mrs. Robert Cornwell as co chairmen. The Paul Scarlet roses planted by the Lawrence Paper Co. at 6th and N. H. Streets were in full bloom.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
John Shahan
Robert Cornwell
Lawrence Paper Co
6Th
N. H. Sts
Dighton
Kan
U. S. Senate
Armed Services
Bible message and prayer excerpt
A devotional line invites worship and kneeling before the Lord our maker. It praises the Father for infinite goodness and salvation through Christ and offers a prayer in Jesus name.
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Christ
Court majority defends anti discrimination act and Prop 14
The 1963 Rumford Act faced repeal by Proposition 14 in California with further limits on banning discrimination. The 1964 Supreme Court majority defended banning private discrimination, while Justice Harlan warned the ruling permits permissive discrimination and unsettles constitutional limits. The dissent argues the decision risks undermining civil rights safeguards and leaves room for state repeal of anti discrimination laws.
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California
Lyndon Johnson
Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Arrowheads Lead KU Professor Toward Ph D and Lab Dedication
Carlyle S. Smith collected Long Island arrowheads as a youth, later earning a PhD in archaeology from Columbia. He is a KU anthropology professor and KU Museum curator, with a new Nassau County Archaeological Laboratories on Garvies Point to be dedicated July 2 named in his honor.
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Carlyle S. Smith
Long Island
New York
Kansas University
KU Museum of Natural History
New York City
Columbia University
N.Y.C
New York State
Smith
Kansas
Dakotas
Thor Heyerdahl
Easter Island
Weight loss on bed rest and nasal polyp surgery options
Reader asks about losing weight while recovering from back surgeries. Advice notes calories and protein, restricted diet, fat and carb limits, and vitamin supplements with physician approval. In a second query a nose polyp case is explained. clipping under local anesthesia is simple, painless, and allows a quick return home.
Rusk Urges Soft Line on Russia and Middle East
Secretary of State Dean Rusk presses U S politicians not to fault the Soviet Union in Middle East speeches. A private talk with a senator led to toning down anti-Soviet phrasing while debate grows over financing East–West trade and Fiat tool loans.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
U. S
Soviet Union
Middle East
Rusk
Nasser
Egypt
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Mediterranean
Russia
Congress
White House
Senate Banking Committee
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Mideast
Morton
Potpourri of odd facts and aphorisms from Hal Boyle
New York AP column surveys quirky beliefs and anecdotes from mail clues to sleep science. It strings miscellany about debt collection in China, family life, postwar Japanese growth, blood supply volumes, sleep deprivation effects, biographical notes on Theodore Bikel Buddy Hackett James Cagney and quotes from Arnold Toynbee Spurgeon and Cleopatra myths.
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New York
Theodore Bikel
Buddy Hackett
James Cagney
Arnold Toynbee
Cleopatra
Ontario junior forest rangers prepare for summer program
About 1 800 seventeen year old Ontario boys will work seven weeks as junior forest rangers with the lands and forests department. From July 3 to August 25 they will staff 75 camps in Northern Ontario, 24 per camp, earning five dollars a day with room and board. The program, started in 1944 by Elsa Wain, combines work camps with an educational forestry focus while allowing time for relaxation.
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Toronto
Ontario
Provincial Lands and Forests Department
Elsa Wain
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California Regents
John Cunniff
D. A
Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
Pentron Management
Old Home Town
Chamber of Commerce
Joie Stapleton
N.T. Joy
William Buckley, JR
John Harlan
Cotton Mather
College of Cardinals
Corporation of Yale
Joseph Molner
Robert Novak
By Rowland Evans
Stokley Carmichael
Carmichael
Southwest
Julius Hobson
Hal Boyle
Jesus Christ
Charles Spurgeon
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