Lawrence Journal World Staff Directory and 1969 publication details
Published Saturday June 7 1969 in Lawrence Kansas The World Company prints daily except Sunday at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets The staff includes Dolph Simons Jr president and editor D C Simons Jr managing editor Daryl Hall news editor Pontis etogaeshaay and Boler advertising director Annual subscription rates range from 10 per year for mail to Douglas County and adjoining counties to 20 76 per year by carrier and The paper is a member of Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press
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Dolph Simons
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Earrier
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Salary Ceilings for Top Public Officials Idea
The author suggests setting temporary salary ceilings for major public officials during the war on inflation to curb spending. If lawmakers faced fixed incomes, they might prioritize economy and enact meaningful cost-cutting measures.
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Congress
Widows of Vietnam Face Quiet War Aftermath
A war widow endures shock and routine after loss as she navigates funeral rites, insurance, and family duties. The piece highlights isolation, postwar adjustment, and calls leaders to reassess U.S. involvement in Asia and the war's real cost.
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Vietnam
Asia
Church Cardinal Sees Christianity Entering a Long Winter
John Cardinal Wright, 59, named to a high Vatican post, predicts Christianity will face a long winter of shrinking membership in the 21st century. He cites God is dead rhetoric and youth disengagement as signs, blaming permissive preaching that tells people what they want to hear.
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John Cardinal Wright
Vatican
New Church
Church membership decline and the lure of easy outs
The passage argues that church membership and involvement are falling while some ministers offer an easy way out instead of providing strength courage and guidance to face life. It questions what this trend signals about the church and its role.
Nixon plans White House aide to run SBA amid turmoil
Nixon weighs appointing Leon ard Story Zartman as SBA chief counsel to restore order as internal battles top the agency. Hilary Sandoval faces CSC hurdles with several appointees lacking clearance and competence, while Commerce Claims compete for GS18 positions in minority capitalism.
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Washington
Small Business Administration
Nixon
White House
SBA
Leonard Story Zartman
Daniel
Pat) Moynihan
Urban Affairs Council
Zartman
Eastman Kodak Co
Rochester
N.Y
Mr. Nixon
Hilary Sandoval
San Antonio
CSC
Garbern
el Paso
Wall St
Ball Park
Sandoval
Philip Pruitt
Pruitt
Commission
Commerce Department
Old Home Town Flower Show Winners Named
Lawrence event honors Mrs. Josephine Gfeller for most blue ribbons, Mrs. Vernon Carlson for sweepstakes design, Mrs. George B. Smith for Tri- Color award, and Mrs. William Steele for an original straw hat design. 25 years ago 1944 Weidemann's auctioned after closure. 20,000 attend Ripon Wisconsin 75th Republican anniversary. KU engineering plaque for P F Walker. Fred Zoellner welcome of daughter.
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Lawrence
Santa Claus
Weidemann’s
Ripon
Wis
Republican Party
P. F. Walker
KU School of Engineering and Architecture
Fred Zoellner
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
Verse from Hebrews 11 8 invites faith in God and obedience to his call. A prayer asks for penitence and stronger faith and deeper knowledge of Thee through Jesus Christ our Lord Amen.
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Abraham
Jesus Christ
Lord
China News Puzzle Remains Without Accessible Outlets
Hong Kong report describes the China information gap as reporters note scarce reliable statistics from Red China. Observers in Taipei and Hong Kong discuss intelligence limits, leadership shifts, and the Great Leap Forward fallout amid regional tensions.
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China
Teen-Age Hearing Leaks Are Dealt With First Hand
A columnist humorously tests teen hearing, arguing Nader’s push for rock music noise hearings may face a tough audience. The piece lists self produced experiments at home with three teenagers, noting teens hear not what they listen to and parental commands are often ignored.
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Nader
Senate
General Motors
Douching during pregnancy warned against by doctor
Mrs D C asks if regular douching could affect her pregnancy. The doctor says the warning on douche products is valid and frequent douching isn’t necessary and can remove protective vaginal secretions, potentially causing harm.
Rockefeller Trip Should Warn Us Of Future Plans
The Nixon era essay warns that U S relations with Latin America require steadier support for the Alliance for Progress. It argues for sustained funding, education, agricultural reform, and multilateral cooperation to avoid revolutionary instability and maintain hemispheric peace.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Latin America
Rockefeller
John F. Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
United States
4-H Appreciation Week Acknowledges Community Support
Committee expresses gratitude to citizens and supporters of the Kanwaka 4-H Club during 4-H Appreciation Week. The secretary Susan Alexander thanks all who helped the organization, noting outside support as vital to the clubs’ continued existence.
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Kanwaka 4-H Club
Susan Alexander
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