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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1969
Page
2
Lawrence Daily Journal-World announces daily publication schedule and contact details. The notice lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for Douglas and neighboring counties and for other regions in the United States.
A Kansas University policy to withhold the names of suspended students in the May 9 ROTC Review disruption draws criticism. The editorial argues disclosure promotes accountability and consistency with public punishment, noting the 33 suspensions and potential employer stigma. The piece urges transparency to avoid a double standard of justice and protect educational values.
Critics argue the American Bar Association has failed to rigorously vet Supreme Court nominees. They cite approvals of Fortas and Thornberry after limited inquiries and call for deeper scrutiny before endorsing Warren Burger.
The text questions the ABA's ability to judge the judges and asks which agency is better qualified to evaluate them. It also asks which agency should exert more effort to ensure a sound selection process.
Analysis of airport expansion challenges and future growth prospects. Discusses potential passenger miles, Boeing 747 impact, ground transport, noise concerns, funding, taxes, and who should pay. Highlights industry cost of delays and need for federal involvement to avoid economic losses.
Sharon O Neal of Kansas City was named the 1959 Miss Kansas at Pratt and will enroll at the University of Kansas next fall. The piece also notes the new Dodge Dart and local AAUW delegates to a Kansas City convention.
A Bible verse from Acts 1 8 speaks of receiving power from the Holy Spirit to witness in Jerusalem and to the ends of the earth. A prayer asks for adequacy and the Spirit’s guidance to be an effective witness today. Amen.
A New York radio political ad promotes John Lindsay as a tough cop backer of law and order, featuring Chief Inspector Sanford Garelik as a hero. The piece questions Lindsay's liberal ties, GOP support, and looming June primaries with Marchi staking a challenge.
Washington columnist riffs that the District of Columbia could win funds for summer pools by declaring a recreation program overrun. The piece envisions leveraging inflation and defense overrun logic to pressure Congress, noting Moscow playground parity as a catalyst for budget relief.
A reader asks how to quit smoking. the doctor stresses determination and notes health risks from smoking. Another reader seeks scar concealment options. the doctor suggests plastic surgery and cosmetics such as Covermark. A letter asks if WWI poison gas caused emphysema. the doctor confirms gas damage in some soldiers but cites other causes as well.
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller surprises by endorsing State Sen. John J. Marchi in the Republican primary for New York City mayor, breaking a prior pact with Mayor John Lindsay. The move risks party unity, furthers Conservative Party influence, and leaves key figures scrambling as primary results loom.
President Nixon begins a two home pattern by living part time at San Clemente and a Newport Beach villa hotel, using the Newporter Inn as a temporary office. He plans to nominate Donald Johnson to head the Veterans Administration while continuing a busy travel schedule including a Midway Island summit.
Members of Kansas Lions Clubs gather for their 40th annual state convention in Wichita Friday and Saturday. Senator James Pearson is expected to address a breakfast meeting Saturday.
4‑H members thank volunteers and sponsors in a letter to the Journal World. Kathy Taylor expresses appreciation for opportunities provided by clubs donors banks merchants the Fair Board and the Chamber of Commerce aiding livestock sales at the fair.
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