Lawrence Journal World roles and 1967 edition date
Lawrence Journal World page lists staff including Dolph Simons Sr and Jr editor publishers with city bureau in Lawrence Kansas. Publication date June 15 1967 indicates daily except Sunday edition with subscription rates for various regions and AP and ABC affiliations.
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New Hampshire
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Associated Press
Nasser’s Fall from Arab Prestige and Middle East Turbulence
The piece surveys Gamal Abdel Nasser’s fall from grace after Israel’s decisive victory, noting his failed bluster and suggested resignation. It questions whether stability will emerge in the Middle East as Nasser remains a volatile factor and Western relations stay tense.
Flood Control in Lawrence Area Faces Delays and Deluges
Local concerns rise as 1951 flood exposed weak defenses. Groundwork and funding exist but progress remains slow. Flood expert Emil Heck has long urged stronger protection with dams playing a part, hoping recent rains accelerate action and prevent another 16 year wait.
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Lawrence
Emil Heck
Heck
Milford
Turtle Creek
Perry
Lawrence Horse Show Opens Four Day Run At County Fair
The four day Lawrence Horse Show begins tonight at the County Fair grounds to benefit the Jaycee Achievement Place for underprivileged boys. Proceeds fund the project as entertainment value from ticket sales supplements donations, and the event is among the nation’s largest of its kind, the biggest in Kansas.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Jaycees
Johnson pledges Middle East territorial integrity policy
President Johnson on May 23 vowed to uphold the territorial integrity of all Middle Eastern states and repeated the pledge this week. Critics say the policy could haunt him in the coming months. Israel, victorious over Egyptian, Syrian and Jordanian forces, signals it will seek more territory to guard against future attacks.
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Johnson
Israel
Johnson seeks to reassure Near East on borders
The May 23 remarks by President Johnson pledge U S support for political independence and territorial integrity of Near East nations. Senator Curtis warns the promise to guarantee borders may create problems as leaders question how the vague assurances will be interpreted.
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Near East
United States
Carl Curtis
Nebraska
U. S
Wealth Gap Big Worry
The article discusses growing economic disparity between rich and poor nations, noting reduced capital flow to developing countries, a $1.3 billion trade deficit, and calls for a Marshall Plan style effort. It cites UN data, a papal encyclical, and Theodore Geiger of the National Planning Association, who warns such aid may cause more harm than good.
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New York
United Nations
U.N
Europe
Theodore Geiger
National Planning Association
Geiger
Latin America
Lawrence history briefs and notable birthdays
Old Home Town items recount 1957 wedding Althea Rexroad to John Nelson Simons in Hutchinson and KU English Dept leadership for Albrecht. 1942 Douglas County rationing board chairs named. 1927 Lawrence baby named Lindy born to Grubbs. BPW officers elected. Topeka public garage project halted as a nuisance.
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Althea Rexroad
James Harold Rexroad
Hutchinson
John Nelson Simons
Philadelphia
Dolph Simons
Lawrence
William Price Albrecht
New Mexico University
KU Museum of Art
John Brand
Douglas County Rationing Board
Elmer Qousdahl
Charlie Holmes
Lindy
Lindberg
Richard Lindy Grubb
Clarence Grubb
BPW
Mayme Corcoran
Carrie Thompson
Bernice Jones
Ruth Corbin
Louise Floyd
West Eighth Avenue
Topeka
Covernor
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
A Biblical verse from Proverbs invites focus on wise words. A prayer asks for attention to heavenly truths, understanding of the Word, joy in life, and strength in weakness through Christ. Amen.
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Christ
War of Thant and the United Nations role debated
A commentary on U Thant and the United Nations amid the Mideast conflict. It argues the UN appeared ineffective yet still served as a forum for nations to exchange bribes, threats, insults, and conciliations, while noting US and USSR agreement shaped events.
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Mideast
el Mercurio
Santiago
United Nations
U Thant
Thant
Mr. Thant
Israel
United States
Egypt
Jordan
U.S
U.S. Navy
U.N
Letter from Miss Miller praises Lawrence girls track program
A Journal-World reader laments lack of guidance and support for Lawrence girls in track and field. She notes dismissal of girls’ coaching, absence of identifying shirts, and calls for community volunteers and equipment to prepare for next year's Junior Olympics.
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Connie
Lawrence
Hair bleaching myths and varicose hosiery queries answered
Dear Dr Mother debunks a claim that hair bleach damages the nervous system, noting it is a rumor. The column also advises that elastic stockings do not prevent varicose veins but offer comfort and protection, with guidance on where to obtain them.
Yugoslavia Seeks Reform Amid U S Soviet Pressures
Belgrade grapples with U S resistance to its Western style economic reform while the Soviet Union notes Yugoslavia’s market based shift. Washington blocks debt postponements and wheat credits, pushing Belgrade toward greater independence and Western ties. The clash over Vietnam policy deepens strains with Moscow and highlights Yugoslavia's evolving stance.
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Europe
U. S
Yugoslavia
Washington
Moscow
Marshal Tito
America
Findley
Congress
North Vietnam
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Alexander Rankovic
Bugging of Hussein Nasser Promotes Interesting Data
Washington report claims Israel listened to telephone conversations between President Nasser and King Hussein during the war. The piece humorously depicts imagined dialogue criticizing leadership and proposing political moves amid Middle East tensions.
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Hussein
Nasser
Washington
Israel
Middle East
Soviet Union
United Nations
Pearl Buck Receives Korean Cultural Medal
AP reports novelist Pearl Buck was awarded the South Korean Cultural Medal by Premier Chung Il-kwon for her welfare work benefiting Korean American children.
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Seoul
Pearl Buck
Chung Il-kwon
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