Lawrence Journal World masthead and date
The Lawrence Journal World published in Lawrence Kansas on Saturday June 17 1967 lists staff including Dolph Simons editor and notes subscription rates and distribution details with addresses and contact information for the World Company. The notice includes rates for carrier and mail delivery and states AP and ABC memberships.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Milk imports spur discontent with government policy
The article argues U S dairy farmers suffer under Johnson era policy as imports surge. It cites rising dairy imports from 900 million pounds in 1965 to 4 5 billion pounds forecast for this year, criticizing Orville Freeman and urging a new Secretary of Agriculture to help domestic prices and farmers.
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National
Washington
U. S
Mexico
Australia
Ireland
United States
Orvile Freeman
Tariff Commission
Stokely Carmichael Defended Free Speech Amid Costs and Controversy
The Omaha World-Herald notes Carmichael, leader of SNCC, praises free speech while criticizing America and urging actions described as tearing towns up. He charges the nation chills speech and cites a $1,000 per speech fee amid protests and arrests in Prattville Alabama.
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Stokely Carmichael
Omaha World- Herald
Carmichael
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Oklahoma City Girl Faces Abortion Decision After Rape
The mother of an 11 year old rape victim must decide whether to seek a legal abortion for her daughter. A doctor warned that pregnancy at this age poses serious medical risks including Caesarean delivery and questioned the child’s ability to cope with motherhood.
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Oklahoma City
Commentary on criminal justice mercy and societal risk
The author argues that leniency for convicted criminals ignores the harm caused to victims and the potential danger they pose if released. The piece questions the impact on survivors and the broader community when mercy is prioritized over accountability and public safety.
Soviet accuse U S of global slander campaign
The Soviet Union accuses the United States of launching a worldwide slander and provocation campaign against Russia, including attacks through Stalin's daughter and other vicious methods. The charge is framed as long overdue and unsurprising to observers.
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Soviet Union
U. S
Stalin
Russia
Father’s Day Background Drives Big Gift Push
New York AP reports Fathers Day began in 1910 for widowed father recognition and has grown into a billion dollar business. The Father’s Day Council predicts sales exceeding a billion dollars this year with gifts ranging from ties to air conditioners and even cars as marketing during a heavily promoted season.
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New York
John Bruce Dodd
Father’s Day Council Inc
Council
William Burston
Father’s Day Council
Dad
Big Creek flood hits Ellis. Hays dikes credited with saving town
In 1957 Ellis was inundated to five feet as Big Creek broke a dike, forcing 2,500 residents to evacuate. New dikes near Hays helped avert a similar fate. The piece also notes an EU summer camp math course for high schoolers with 28 students and a slice of 1942 and 1927 school and fashion tidbits.
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Hays
Big Creek
Ellis
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Echo Faith
Scriptural excerpt from II Timothy 3 16 17 RSV emphasizes inspiration for teaching reproof correction and training in righteousness The prayer thanks God for the Bible asks for understanding and readiness for good works in Jesus name Our Father in heaven Amen
Rockefeller rise clouds GOP hopes for Romney backup
Anguish grows in moderate Republicans as Nelson Rockefeller rises toward a presidential bid. Romney's strength wanes among moderates, risking a Nixon-backed nomination if Romney falters. George Hinman curbs Rockefeller while LeVander and Agnew show support, complicating the race.
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Washington
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Tite
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
State Republican Committee
New York City
Harold LeVander
Minnesota
Hinman
LeVander
Republican State Committee
Paul Fine
Bronx
Maryland
Spiro Agnew
Albany
Les Slate
Leonard Hall
Oregon
Tom McCall
McCall
Romney High Command
New Hampshire
Hudson River
Sen
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Percy
Letters to the Editor on housing ordinance rights
William D. Myers of 1824 Harper argues against the Human Relations Commission housing ordinance and urges preserving property rights to sell or rent without creed-based restrictions. He cautions against entangling laws and supports public voting on the measure.
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Human Relation Commission
Lawrence
Owens
Six
City Commission
Fred Six
William D. Myers
Harper
Question on flag display fringe practice
Letter to the Journal-World asks why some schools churches and groups adorn the American flag with a gold fringe or band. The writer seeks explanation and argues it is inappropriate or unnecessary to decorate the flag.
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Journal-World
American Legion
Trouble Looms in Marine Recruiting Lunch Shows
San Diego AP: Navy and Marine Corps enlisted men will no longer watch go go girls at lunch. Rear Adm. Frank A. Brandley, commander of the 11th Naval District, ordered the ban on lunchtime dancing. Evening performances remain allowed at enlisted men's clubs.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
Marine Corps
Frank A. Brandley
11Th Naval District
Brandley
No Doubt Movie Will Occur From the Middle East Tilt
A spoofed plot outlines a big screen war film with Egypt Jordan Syria taken in four days. It features Gen Moshe Sammy Davis Jr Frank Sinatra Elizabeth Taylor Omar Sharif Dean Martin Paul Newman Eva Marie Saint Peter OToole and a chaotic cross country chase ending near Damascus.
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Middle East
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
John Wayne
Kirk Douglas
Gregory Peck
Sammy Davis Jr
Frank Sinatra
Tel Aviv
Gaza
Sinatra
Elizabeth Taylor
Gen
Moshe
Sinai Desert
Omar Sharif
Sharif
Gen. Moshe
Chief
Suez Canal
Taylor
Dean Martin
Gulf of Aqaba
Paul Newman
Newman
Eva Marie Saint
Israel
Otto Preminger
Old Jerusalem
Peter O-Toole
Arab Legion
Damascus
Syrian Hills
O’toole
Myths On Postoperative Sexuality And Health Facts
In response to letters about hysterectomy effects on sexuality, the doctor asserts no physical change occurs in sexual activity or desire from surgery, noting emotions drive sexual response and shared experiences can mislead. The piece also explains tennis elbow as elbow bursitis from overuse, treatable with rest, and highlights male infertility concerns when pregnancy fails.
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J.Y
J.M
Mrs. E
New Books at City Library by Thelma Helyar
A list of forthcoming titles with brief descriptions and author names includes The Pentagon by Clark J. Mollenhoff, Theodore Roosevelt by Nicholas Roosevelt, Behind the Lines Hanoi by Harrison Salisbury, Tall Trees Tough Men by Robert J. Pike, Luther Burbank by Ken Kraft, If Strangers Meet by Gladys Brooks, The World of Ted Series by Jule Wisenbud, The Anthem by Noel B. Gerson, The Eating Hills by Perry Lewis, The Thousand Hour Day by W. S. Kuniezal, The Rennlauber by Nina Galen, The Right Image by James D. Horan, and The Third Book About Achim by Uwe Johnson.
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Pentagon
Clark J. Mollenhoff
Lord Acton
Daily Press
Mollenhoff
Theodore Roosevelt
Nicholas Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hanoi
Harrison Js. Salisbury
Harrison Salisbury
New York
North Vietnam
Robert J. Pike
New Ireland
Luther Burbank
Ken
Pat Kraft
Gladys Brooks
van Wyck Brooks
Jule Wisenbud
Noel B. Gerson
de Montauban
Perry Lewis
Fort Pillow
West
Tennessee
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