Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details
The page lists staff roles President and Editor C Simons Jr Vice President Publisher Bill Mat Egrene Managing Editor Tack Zimmerman News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Eller Business Manager and notes the paper’s history and pricing The issue is dated Saturday June 10 1967 and published in Lawrence Kansas by The World Company with Associated Press affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polph Simons
Polph C. Simons JR
Bill Mat
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone VT
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Middle East turmoil reshapes global powers and U Thant’s fate
The piece analyzes U Thant’s stance during the Gaza crisis and Nasser’s collapse in prestige after Egypt’s leadership change. It weighs Israel’s postwar leverage, U.S. policy debates, and the broader implications for Arab–Israeli tensions and future diplomacy.
Tow Away Trouble At Commencement In Lawrence
Gayle L. Vernon of Topeka recounts a painful experience after Kansas University Commencement in Lawrence. He parked in a yellow curb zone without signs, had his car towed, faced a $2 fine, and found little police guidance as he and other out of town visitors endured the lengthy delay and hassle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Gayle L. Vernon
Topeka
Lawrence
Kansas University
Richard Raney
Topekan Vernon
Kansas City
World powers seek to repair Middle East ties after crisis
The Johnson administration and the Soviet Union claim credit for avoiding a world war while facing years of work to win Arab support. The Soviets backed a cease-fire and retreat to original positions, but Israel's rapid gains shifted the balance, threatening Nasser's grip on the Gulf of Aqaba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Soviet Union
Israel
U.N. Security Council
Council
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Gulf of Aqaba
Cowtown Wichita replicas draw crowds in 1957 Kansas days
Old Home Town in Wichita features replica and original buildings from the early town, including the first church Munger house and Wyatt Earp jail moved to the spot. A Santa Fe station from Anness joins the display as 260 Kansas girls attend Girls State with 30 counselors led by Mrs. George Hedrick. Hazel Anderson of Lawrence becomes first district director of the Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Munger
Wyatt Earp
Santa Fe
Old
Anness
Kan
Kansas
George Hedrick
American Legion Auxiliary
Hazel Anderson
Lawrence
Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Prayerful Bible Verse Meditation
Today’s Bible message centers on worship and praise in the church. A prayer asks the Lord to renew devotion, lift neglect, and inspire daily service and forgiving love through Jesus Christ.
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Jesus
Israel Seeks Independent Path to Middle East Settlement
In private talks in Washington and at the UN, Israel’s Abba Eban stresses no Soviet interference as it pursues a durable Arab Israeli settlement. Jordan emerges as the first potential partner for a political deal, possibly trading Jerusalem control for a corridor to the Mediterranean, while Israel builds a settlement base on its own military strength.
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Israel
Middle East
Washington
United Nations
Abba Eban
Soviet Union
Eban
United States
Jordan
Hussein
Mediterranean
Jerusalem
Negev Desert
U. S
Union
Moscow
Yemen
Aden
Saudia Arabia
Nasser
Mideast
Seminoles win major land ownership ruling in Florida
U S Claims Court held the Seminole Indians own most of Florida and must be compensated for about 32 million acres. The ruling, potentially costing around 40 million, could go to the Supreme Court on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Florida
U.S. Claims Court
U.S
Supreme Court
United States
Spain
Oklahoma
Florida Everglades
Claims Court
Dear Dr. Mother Answers About Blood and Birth Control Pills
The column explains black or tar colored stool signals bleeding high in the intestinal tract, and coffee ground vomit. It also clarifies birth control pills act as hormones that suppress ovulation, mimicking pregnancy to prevent conception.
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Dr. Mother
J. B
Thank you note from 4H Council to Journal-World
Edna Turner on behalf of the Douglas County 4 H Council thanks the Journal-World for coverage and business support. The letter expresses gratitude for news coverage and participation in the 4 H livestock sale and asks continued interest in the program.
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4H Council
Douglas County
Edna Turner
Council
Frightened Hawk Turns Dove Over Middle East Policy
A Vietnam hawk friend Overkill, painting a sign in his garage and debating U S involvement in the Middle East, fears escalation with the Soviets. The conversation questions US commitments, warns against appearing weak, and ends with a vow to picket the White House despite risks.
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Washington
Brinkerhoff
Vietnam
Middle East
Overkill
U. S
United States
White House
Central Park
The Apostrophe Battle Roars Through Hollywood
Hollywood faces a showdown as writers and directors clash with producers over possessive billing in film titles. The dispute centers on who earns credit for titles with names like Birth of a Nation and The Ten Commandments, contrasting long standing billing with writing contributions. The Writers Guild previously tried to ban possessive title credit except where the writer contributed to the screenplay.
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Hollywood
Motion Picture Association
Writers and Directors Guilds
D. W. Griffith
Cecil B. DeMille
Otto Preminger
John Frankenheimer
William Castle
Richard Burton
Writers Guild of America
New Books at City Library Review Highlights Several Titles
The list covers works by Eric Hoffer Charles Taylor Hoes Edward Weintal and Bartlett T Fehrenbach Pierre Accoce Pierre Quent Doris Fielding Reid H George Classen Arturo Vivante John Sack John Ehle Gordon Rosters R K Narayan The Vendor of Sweets centers in Malgudi and Thrush and Counterthrust details a US Canada border tale The Road follows a North Carolina railroad project.
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Edward Weintal
Charles Bartlett
UU. S
F.D.R
T. BR. Fehrenbach
I.D.R
Lucy
Pierre Accoce
Pierre Quent
Rudolf Roessler
Tuicy
Roessler
Hitler
Toessler
Edith Hamilton
Doris Fielding Reid
H. George Classen
Canada
United States
Kilelini
Arturo Vivante
Vivante
John Sack
United States Army
M Company
Vietnam
John Ehle
North Carolina
Gordon Roster
Washington
R. KK. Narayan
Mal«gudi
Jagan
Narayan
Malgudi
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
U Thant
Egypt
U. N
Gaza Strip
Thant
Raney
By James Marlow
Old Home Town
South Park
A. D. Grey
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lindbergh
Mideast Settlement Plans
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Gamel Abdel Nasser
Arab League
Cairo
Joseph Molner
Journal-World
Hawk
Art Buchwald
Southeast Asia
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Saudi Arabia
By Bob Thomas
City Library
Thelma Helyar
Eric Hoffer
Ric Hoffer
Africa
Red China
Charles ‘Taylor
Charles ‘Taylor Hoes
Peking
North America
China
Publishers’ Weekly
the Kazan
Wilder
Manhattan
Auchincloss
Santa Vittoria
Crichton
Drury
Manchester
Levenson
Bertrand Russell
Sarah
Skinner Edgar Cayce
Stearn
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