Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead lists staff positions from president to editor and notes publication details. Established 1854, The World Company prints daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with contact 913-... Subscription rates are given for carrier and mail delivery locally and nationwide.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Earrier
Douglas
United States
Federal officer sparks debate on drug aid over punishment
A Lawrence meeting featured a federal speaker who suggested seeking help for drug problems before involving law enforcement. Local officers rebutted, stressing rehabilitation over arrest and noting they can guide youths to support services and avoid punitive measures.
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America
Lawrence Area
Professor calls for limits on free speech at UC San Diego
A UC San Diego professor urged strict new limits on free speech at an ACLU meeting in San Diego. He proposed excluding dangerous views from constitutional protection and arresting speakers who express them, contrasting with the ACLU’s stance on unlimited speech. He cited Herbert Marcuse as a longtime New Left figure.
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University of California At San Diego
American Civil Liberties Union
San Diego
ACLU
Herbert Marcuse
New Left
Marcuse
Judge Sentences Brooklyn College Students to Five Days
A New York City criminal court judge sentenced 34 Brooklyn College students to five days in jail for a sit-in demanding black rights. The judge remarked to the group that they had permission to fight back and spoke on the protest grounds.
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Albert R. Murray
New York City
Brooklyn College
Pione
Judge urges personal effort over group dependency in fighting racism
A New York judge criticizes broad group actions and argues for individual merit and effort within the free enterprise system. He says progress comes from personal responsibility, not waiting for others to provide advantages, regardless of race or creed.
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New York
Marchi Edges Lindsay Among East Bronx Italian Republicans
A voter sample of 47 East Bronx Republican Italians shows state Sen. John J. Marchi leading May Lindsay 25 to 13 with 9 undecided, suggesting Marchi could deny Lindsay the nomination by mobilizing ethnic Italian voters. Voters express anger toward Lindsay and rate Nixon and Rockefeller higher. Marchi’s campaign is seen as inept with little name recognition among respondents.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
John J. Marchi
East Bronx
Lindsay
Marchi
Herman Badillo
Bronx
Eleanor Seaman
Oliver Quayle
Hattie Leff
Quayle
187Th Street
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Legacy Notes From Lawrence Obituaries and Histories
Old Home Town items recall Rex Grossart leaving KU for Bakersfield to coach track and football. Michele Ann Shultz crowned 1959 Dairy Princess for Douglas County. Rodger C. M. Johnson named hospital administrator. Marion Joyce Peltier to Byron Springer nuptials. 25 years ago 1944 KU scholarships go to 21 seniors. 40 years ago 1929 Air Cruisers arrive from Lawrence Massachusetts. Dr. Forrest Allen joins national AAU basketball rules panel. Mrs. W A Ellsworth dies at 69.
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Rex Grossart
Bakersfield
Calif
Michele Ann Shultz
Douglas County
Rodger C. M. Johnson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Marion Joyce Peltier
E. J. Peltier
Arlington, Va
Byron Eugene Springer
Charles A. Springer
Lawrence
Summerfield
Air Cruisers
Mass
Massachusetts
Kansas
Forrest Allen
U.S
Avery Brundage
AAU
W. A. Ellsworth
Fred
N.H. St
Morning Psalm Prayer Reflections
The brief meditation thanks God for hearing prayers and guiding devotion. It asks for a deeper practice of prayer, acknowledging God’s willingness to listen and the believer’s dependence on divine grace.
Calcutta Seen as Future Shaper Through Despair and Power
A correspondent prowls Calcutta at 5 45 AM, contrasting its decay with global growth. He criticizes Communist rule, housing malnutrition and squalor, notes 189,000 foreign visitors, and argues Calcutta points a bony finger at the future amid urban misery.
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Calcutta
Lawrence City Manager praised for responsive action and fairness
Letter to the Journal World extols Lawrence City Manager Wells for prompt, professional handling of neighborhood issues. The writer credits open communication and merit over influence, recounting street paving and driveway concerns resolved without outside pressure.
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Mr. Wells
Lawrence
Zoning Change Proposed for Iowa and 29th Streets Corner
City commission plans to consider a zoning change from RM-2 apartment to C-2 commercial at the southwest corner of Iowa and 29th Streets. The writer expresses concern the move could be a major mistake, noting ownership of part of the parcel.
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the Presbyterian Church
Gibson
23Rd Street
Iowa
Highway 59
James Postma
Robert Lester
Betty Lessenden
Robert Hagen
Glenn Kappleman
Justin Hill
James Owens
Jane Stinson
R. W. Lichtwardt
Douglas County
Iowa and
29Rd Streets
Herman Wrice Jammed for Reform In Mantua 1955
A Philadelphia 14 year old, Herman Wrice, was sentenced to a reform school for petty crimes but becomes a symbol of black pride. The Young Great Society, led by Wrice and his wife Jean, rebuilt Mantua from gang activity into a community with jobs, childcare, centers, and nine companies. Wrice chairs Philadelphia efforts and sits on the President's Commission on Black Entrepreneurship. The program emphasizes self help, street leadership, and de-emphasizes federal aid.
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Calcutta
Jyoti Basu
India
Red Left
West Bengal
Paul VI
Herman Wrice
Philadelphia
Vince
Jean
Mantau
Wrice
Temple University
Andy Jenkins
Mantua Enterprises
Mantua
Wince
Young Great Society
Herman Vrnce
America
Wfil-Tv
Bill Ellison
IBM
Watts
Cleveland
Harlem
Baltimore
Herman Prices
United
Night Air and Calcium Doubt for Child Leg Cramps
Dr Thosteson notes dampness is not a factor and calcium deficiency unlikely with milk intake. Likely cause is muscle fatigue from floor play and squatting. If cramps persist, consider foot defects and consult a podiatrist or orthopedist.
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Dr. Thosteson
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