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Lawrence Daily Journal World operates daily except Sunday from The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. It lists subscription rates: carrier 1.78 per month or 20.76 per year, Douglas and nearby counties 10 per year by mail, and 15 per year elsewhere in the United States.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Inflation Hits Housing Costs Upward Across Nation
The article details rising FHA site prices from 1950 to 1967 and surging new-home values, with weekly cost increases for New Jersey buyers. It cites AP and industry studies showing lumber and millwork cost jumps, a housing market described as the toughest since WWII, and higher loan rates averaging 7.40 percent.
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U.S
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
New Jersey
Associated Press
Advance Mortgage Corp
Federal Home Loan Bank
William Steinfield
U.S. Home and Development Corp
Hillary Rodham and Stephanie Mills Give 1960s Commencement Talkes
Hillary Rodham and Stephanie Mills delivered commencement remarks sparking attention. Mills warned of grim futures including famine and plagues while Rodham questioned establishment offerings and urged independent thinking.
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Hillary Rodham
Eugene McCarthy
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Wellesley
Stephanie Mills
Mills College
Oakland
Calif
Rodham
Joanna Branson
Lawrence
Stephanie
Phoenix
Mills
Hillary Rodham urges continued effort and democracy is not a one time vote
The article quotes Hillary Rodham stressing ongoing civic engagement and optimism in contrast to peers. She argues democracy must be sustained beyond elections and urges energy and dedication to make life a meaningful experience despite challenges.
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Massachusetts
Edward Brooke
Hillary
Stephanie
America
Tim
Future prospects for the SST program face a Nixon decision
Air industry officials await a Nixon administration ruling on funding for a commercial supersonic transport. A congressional fight is likely over financing and two prototype planes, with a proposed mix of government and private funding totaling about 1.24 billion dollars.
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New York
Boeing Company
Nixon
Congress
Comsat
Hidden Valley shelter house in use by Girl Scouts
Old Home Town notes the Hidden Valley shelter house now used by Girl Scouts funded by the Al Bromer sick estate. Also mentions the dedication of a Masonic Hall in Tonganoxie with Rev. Harold Barr as speaker and 25 years ago Roy Flory named county treasurer after A. M. Gardner died.
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Hidden Valley
al Bromersick
Tonganoxie
Harold Barr
Lawrence
Grand Lodge
Roy Flory
A. M. Gardner
American Legion
Missouri
Ralph Achning
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
Reading from II Corinthians 13 10 the perfect will pass away The prayer asks God to raise our vision increase understanding and open our hearts to divine wisdom It seeks strength to face the day with faith and Amen.
Right Punishment Talk on College Codes and Federal Funds
The House weighs a bill to punish colleges and individuals for inadequate codes of conduct prompted by Edith Green of Oregon. Critics warn it would withhold federal funds, penalize innocent students, and face unconstitutional enforcement while colleges already seek internal remedies.
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Edith Green
Oregon
House of Representatives
Tom Wicker
Mit
South
Yale
Harvard
Congress
Miss Green
Lindsay's Goodies Fixed by Brownell
President Nixon and Herbert Brownell prepared a package of federal aids for New York Mayor Lindsay to aid his June 17 primary. The package includes Brooklyn Navy Yard development Breezy Point park transfer to the city and model city funds.
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Washington
Nixon
New York
John V. Lindsay
Herbert Brownell
Lindsay
Herb Klein
Brownell
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Breezy Point
National Park
Brooklyn Army Terminal
George Romney
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Charles E. Percy
Illinois
Senate
Bronx
Percy
New York City
Herman Badillo
Robert Wagner
Wagner
Mario Pracaccino
Badillo
Proposal to Solve Airport Congestion by Banning Non Passengers
Article argues for a law prohibiting airport access to people without a plane ticket to reduce gate crowding. It cites anecdotes from Kennedy, Washington National and LAX, noting many only come to see others off. The author concedes some hardship but favors prioritizing bona fide travelers.
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Washington
Buchwald
Joplin
Goodby
Kennedy
Europe
Washington National
Los Angeles International Airport
Twins Determined by Both Parents in Some Cases
Dear doctor explains that the female is usually the key factor in twin births though a male role exists in cases like a man with multiple marriages producing twins with different wives. The iris color story discusses blue eyes changing with pigment and notes rare unilateral color loss with aging.
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J.T
Guardians named for Robert Taylor's children
The will of actor Robert Taylor names California Governor Ronald Reagan and his wife Nancy as guardians if his widow Ursula Theiss dies. The move places two children in the care of the Reagans, reflecting Taylor's protective wishes amid Hollywood and state ties.
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Los Angeles
Robert Taylor
California
Ronald Reagan
Nancy
Taylor
Ursula Theiss
New Brand of Nationalism Seen in Asia After Battle
A three day ASPAC ministerial meeting in Kawana Japan signals a rising non Communist Asian nationalism. Allies favor less direct American control, seek economic aid, and want continued security ties while pursuing a peaceful approach to China. The mood splits into liberals stand patters and westerners with Asia centered views.
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Asia
Kawana
Japan
Asian and Pacific Council
ASPAC
Vietnam
America
Far East
United States
China
Peking
South Korea
South Vietnam
Thailand
Philippines
Malaysia
Australia
New Zealand
Southeast Asia
Communist China
North Korea
North Vietnam
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