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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1969

Page

2

Lawrence Journal-World masthead and staff listing

The item presents the Lawrence Journal-World masthead with staff roles including President and Editor, Vice President, Publisher, Assistant Publisher, Managing Editor, News Editor, and Director, noting W. C. Simons as Editor and publication dates and address. It includes subscription rates for local, Douglas County, and U.S. mail, and agency affiliations with Audit Bureau of Circulation and The Associated Press.

Dolph Simons Dolph C. Simon Stevis Parsons Bill Mayer Wwe Vice Press Daryl Hall Ernest Ponti Leo Eller

Economy in crisis warned by columnist against inflation

The piece argues that chaotic money and credit markets are driving up borrowing costs, prices, and wages. It predicts a severe layoff risk, reduced dollar value, and a looming low mood for the nation. It urges Nixon to enact wage and price controls to avert an economic disaster.

United States America New York Nixon Washington Sam

Robert Taylor Dies at 57. Noted Actor of Golden Era

Robert Taylor, a Nebraska born star of the 1930s and 40s, died of cancer at 57 after a 35 year career. He was known for handsome looks and steady craft, with a standout performance in Billy the Kid. He was married to Barbara Stanwyck, later divorced, then married Ursula Theiss.

Robert Taylor Taylor Billy the Kid Barbara Stanwyck Ursula Theiss

Dreamers and Skeptics Shape Our World

Dr. Froelich Rainey doubts Thor Heyerdahl’s reed-boat Atlantic crossing and Egyptian voyage hunt. The piece praises Heyerdahl’s curiosity, noting critics once called Wrights, Salk, Ford, and Fulton crazy. It argues for a balance of dreamers and practical minds to keep life rich and varied.

Froelich Rainey Pennsylvania University Museum Thor Heyerdahl Atlantic Heyerdahl Peru Western Pacific Americas Orville Wilbur Wright Jonas Salk Henry Ford Robert Fulton Heyerdahls Dr. Rainey

Business Not Complainer on Theft Costs Across Sectors

NYAP analysis discusses rising theft impacts from airports to Wall Street and trucking. Albert J. Reiss Jr. estimates 3 billion in losses 1967-68 for U S business while Kennedy Airport reports 100000 watches stolen this year and over 2 million in airport thefts last year.

New York House Committee On University of Michigan Albert J. Reiss Jr Kennedy Airport Security Council Wall Street Manhattan

Consolidation votes shape Douglas County rural schools

A 1959 note lists nine Douglas County rural schools Weybright No 4 Sigel No 8 Number 6 Pleasant Valley No 14 Washington Creek No 22 Apple Pie No 27 Pleasant Grove No 38 Lone Star No 47 Clinton No 94 voting to consolidate with no name chosen yet for the new school.

Douglas County Weybright Sigel Number Pleasant Valley Washington Creek Apple Pie Pleasant Grove Lone Star Clinton Carolyn Blaas The Red Cross Marjorie Hipp Lawrence Kaw Valley Girl Scouts Topeka Kansas Board of Regents William Allen White Kansan Augusta Hadi Vitus Hadi Francis C. Flory Fred Flory Robert Andrews

Daily Bible Verse and Prayer Meditation

The message invites quiet faith with Luke 12 29 31 guidance to seek the Kingdom first and trust God for daily needs. A closing prayer gives thanks for direction and the miracle of prayer helping temper frustration under pressure.

Aftermath of Speech The Torment of Fulbright

Nixon’s powerful address draws fire from Sen. Fulbright who. fulbright’s critics say the speech exposes consequences of his policies. The column argues neo isolationism is defensible yet risky and defends Nixon against charges of demagoguery while warning of consequences of policy choices.

Richard Nixons Sen William Fulbright Senator Fulbright Fulbright Southeast Asia Neville Chamberlain Europe Nixon Little Rock Joe McCarthy America Sen. Fulbright

NBC Pays $11,500 for Sirhan Sirhan Exclusive Interview

A reported interview reveals how much money an assassin could earn. The dialogue outlines potential six figure and seven figure deals across book rights, magazines, TV, newspaper syndication, and movie rights, plus personal and family stories. Only in America.

NBC TV Sirhan Sirhan James Earl Ray America

Tuberculin skin test explained by Dr Thosteson

The article explains how the tuberculin skin test works to screen for tuberculosis. It describes what constitutes a positive reaction a wheal about 10 mm in diameter and notes that a positive result does not mean active TB. It also covers follow up with regular chest X rays and preventive isoniazid treatment for recent or young exposures.

Lawrence Public Schools Offer Variety Of Summer Programs

The Lawrence Public Schools outline summer offerings for elementary and secondary students, plus specialized programs funded partly by federal sources and non tax funds. Elementary runs June 9 to July 18 1969 with morning and afternoon sessions at Centennial and Broken Arrow.

Lawrence Public Schools Lawrence Centennial Broken Arrow Lawrence High School New York Woodlawn East Heights Pinckney Ra Williams Centennial School A.m Max Stalcup City School Jim Talley Lawrence Recreation Department Wayne Nelson Hearing Impaire June Smith

Future Looks Bleak as Czechoslovakia Fights Soviet Pressure

In Prague a young Czech worker and liberal scholars forecast a grim future under Husak and Moscow, citing purges of reform figures like Milos Cernovsky, renewed Soviet influence, and limited domestic reform. They note protests by workers and journalists but fear broader repression. Emil Zatopek remains in the country, endorsing the bitter end.

Prague Gustave Husak Husak Czechoslovakia Moscow Charles University Milos Cernovsky Cernovsky Zpravy Central Committee Emil Zatopek Zatopek U. S

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Lawrence Daily Journal-World W. C. Simons the World Company Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Kan Douglas Lawrence, Kaw Audit Bureau of Circulation Associated Presa Dreamers John Cunniff Old Home Town William Buckley JR Herbert Hoover Hoover Walter Lippmann Vietnam England Committee On Internal Security Art Buchwald Buchwald G. C. Thosteson By Robert D. Ramsey Czech Freedom By Rowland Evans Robert Novak
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