Geneva Conference Critics Lift Burden on Hutchins
A pro American critic at a Geneva conference defends U S policy in Vietnam while Robert Hutchins faces protests. Hutchins retaliates by accusing critics of hypocrisy and questions who would protest to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hutchins
Mr. Hutchins
New York
United States
Santa Barbara
Calif
Hutchins
Geneva
Linus Pauling
Pauling
Vietnam
Lawrence Daily Journal World At A Glance June 6 1967
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff rundown and masthead listing editors and publishers for June 6 1967. Includes publication details for World Company daily edition with pricing and postal information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
The New War and Global Powers in Crisis
The article recalls the 1950s Middle East conflict between Jews and Arabs and Washington’s mixed stance. It notes U S and Soviet roles, US military strain from Vietnam, and calls for neutrality while hints of Jew Arab loyalties influence policy. It argues for renewed U S Russia cooperation to keep global peace amid nuclear parity and regional scrapes.
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United States
Mediterranean
England
France
Russia
U. S
Egypt
Nasser
Moscow
Washington
London
Sam
Pol
Middle East
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Israel
America
Johnson
Jacob Javits
New York
United Nations
Arthur Goldberg
Caution Dampens Confidence In 1960s Economy
A cautious mood pervades the US economy amid warnings of a possible upturn or downturn. Consumers save 6.5 percent of take home pay while retail sales and auto purchases lag. Budget deficits and inflation loom as taxes, borrowing costs, and housing finance shape the outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Detroit
Vietnam
Balance of power and cautious diplomacy curb nuclear risk
The speaker urges restraint in Asia and warns against a nuclear exchange that could devastate millions. He notes Soviet prudence and distrust of war, arguing peace rests on a global balance of power and a fair US-Russia accord to avoid nuclear catastrophe, citing Middle East tensions as a test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Napoleon
Hitler
Ghengis Khan
Mankind
United States
Russia
Middle East
Lawrence History Snapshots Highlight Local Records and Leaders
The 1957 entry notes a Lawrence temperature of 95 a new date record and Dr Francis Heller pictured with Dean George Baxter Smith for a gifted students program. Jaycees install officers Harry Starks Fred Sutton Roy Baker Don Jeffries and Don Welling.
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Lawrence
Francis Heller
George Baxter Smith
Heller
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Harry Starks
Fred Sutton
Roy Baker
Don Jeffries
Don Welling
The
Jaycees
Bible Message and Prayer for Renewal of Strength
A devotional note proclaims that they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength from Isaiah 40 31 and offers a prayer to be a true member of Thy living church. The prayer asks for help to spread true love worship in spirit and reflect Thy glory through words and deeds Amen.
Stop Bombing North Vietnam Says Tim Kelly
Tim Kelly, 17, of 1221 W. 19th Terr, argues in favor of halting U.S. bombing of North Vietnam. He warns escalation risks broader war with China and Russia, cites peace talks history, and urges a restraint to push toward negotiations and global stability.
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United States
North Vietnam
Vietnam
China
U. S
Russia
Hanoi
N.L.F
Washington
Warsaw
Middle East
U.S.S.R
Viet
Nam
Tim Kelly
Tribute to Teachers in Lawrence Schools
Parents thank two music program leaders Charles Kassinger and Don Beene as they depart Lawrence Public Schools. The letter says they gave students far more than music instruction and will be greatly missed while wishing them success in new positions. Mr and Mrs Richard E Wiley 2608 La St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Charles Kassinger
Don Beene
Charley
Don
Richard E. Wiley
Memory as a Great Warehouse of Moments
Hal Boyle reflects on memory as a vast personal warehouse where past events reside. He notes social contrasts between rich and poor, changes in everyday life, and small-town quirks from fashion to family routines, all shaping the sense of bygone days.
Wichita appoints acting police chief amid illness
Lt Col Claud Nichols named acting Wichita police chief on Monday as Chief Eugene Pond remains hospitalized for tests after admission over the weekend. Pond’s illness details were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Claud Nichols
Eugene Pond
Repeated Alarms Are Lost About Disaster in Mideast
Washington discussions reveal the Johnson administration delayed reacting to repeated alerts about a looming Middle East crisis. Secretary Rusk, vacant post, and the trilateral 1950 declaration are cited as failing to address growing Egypt-Soviet ties and Nasser’s tougher stance after a UN Security Council resolution. Javits warned of a coming conflagration. 1950 pact is questioned as a solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mideast
Washington
Johnson
Middle East
Raymond A. Hare
Lucius D. Battle
Dean Rusk
Egypt
Soviet Union
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Nations Security Council
Nasser
Israel
State Department
Vietnam
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Rusk
U.S
France
England
Javits
Syria
Third World
Moscow
Glossary for Crisis Which Now Grips the Middle East
A satirical glossary explaining diplomatic terms amid the Middle East crisis. It defines restraint aggression commitment U S military aid cooling off period and UN resolutions with pointed remarks about U S Soviet and Arab positions and the looming world war III scenario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
Ban Remains Dublin Archbishop Says on Trinity College
The Most Rev. John C. McQuaid, archbishop of Dublin, reaffirmed the ban on Catholics attending Protestant Trinity College. He argued that English Catholics have no other viable option, so the claim they may attend Protestant universities has no relevance.
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Dublin
John C. McQuaid
Trinity College
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William Buckley, JR
Porter McKeever
United Nations Association of the United
Grant
Dr. Pauling
Marya Mannes
Lyndon Johnson
Qlawrence Daily Journal-World
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Weomesene
Tack Zimmerman
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Midwest
Vernon Kellog
National Research Council
E. B. Black
Kansas City
Chester Woodward
Paul Endacott
Charles Scott
Journal-World
Hal Boyle
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Kennedy
White House
Department
Myer Feldman
Walt Rostow
Mr. Johnson
Feldman
Rostow
Art Buchwald
Gulf of Aqaba
Goldberg
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
U Thant
U.N
Sinai
Egat
Hussein
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