Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and rates
A historical note lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff with positions and editors. It provides ownership by The World Company, address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, and subscription rates 1.73 monthly, 20.76 yearly by carrier, 10 per year locally and 15 per year elsewhere.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
SDS Meeting Barrs Newsmen In Chicago Four Day Session
The SDS in Chicago barred all newsmen from a four day session with a news blackout announced by the secretary who said no news conferences would occur and a weekend activity summary would be issued. The piece notes suspicions about openness and links to the Communist Party and FBI scrutiny.
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Students For A Democratic Society
Chicago
SDS
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Communist Party U
Faith and War Faith and War in wartime religion among soldiers
A study of how combat experiences shape faith among U S military chaplains and officers. Lt Jack C Bonifazio notes church attendance in Vietnam is risky, yet war often strengthens belief. After combat, religious fervor may ease, yet core conviction endures.
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Jack C. Bonifazio
Charlie
Lawmen program trains Kansas youths in enforcement and respect
Thirty three Kansas high school youths spent a week at the Salina Highway Patrol Training Center studying the history of law enforcement and defensive driving. The American Legion sponsorship, eight instructors, and Capt. Tim Edwards noted strong youth turnout and growing understanding.
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Kansas
Highway Patrol Training Center
Salina
The
American Legion
Highway Patrol
Tim Edwards
Police program aims to raise public awareness of law problems
The speaker notes that officers not only watch for crime but devote much time to helping people. Any program that informs citizens about police issues is seen as a positive step forward.
Greek Junta Aims for Indefinite Rule After 1967 Coup
Athens reports the Greek military regime plans to retain power without elections, modeling tyranny on Portugal's Salazar era. Brig. Gen. Stylianos Pattakos says elections are an internal matter and few Greeks favor them. Political prisoners are jailed or monitored, with former leaders under constant surveillance.
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Athens
Washington
Mediterranean
Col
George Papadopoulos
Greece
Moscow
Old Home Town Notes and Local Honors in Kansas City and Lawrence
Jerry Brownlee resigns as director of research and budget in Kansas City and moves to Fort Worth as administrative assistant to City Manager L. P. Cookingham. Michele Ann Shultz wins district meet. New city school dental program offers free preyear inspections. King Adams dies at 74 after 40 years at KU Engineering. Sunflower Village and Lone Star Cement Co. connection noted. 50 years ago machinery for Lawrence paper box factory shipped from Philadelphia. Lawrence families, including Ella Landis and daughters May and Maude, summering at 827 Ky. St.
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Jerry Brownlee
Lawrence
Kansas City
Ft. Worth
L. P. Cookingham
Michele Ann Shultz
Douglas County
King Adams
Dyche Museum
Kate Riggs
Rose Morgan
Olive Pearson Brush
Ed Harvey
Sunflower Village
Hercules Plant
Sunflower
Kan
Lone Star Cement Co
Bonner Springs
Philadelphia
Ella Landis
May
Leavenworth High School
Maude
Stanford School of Nursing
Ky. St
Todays Bible Message and Prayer Reflections
Cast thy bread upon the waters for thou shalt find it after many days from Ecclesiastes 11:1 is shared with a brief morning prayer praising hopeful generosity. It asks believers to serve others first and live with Jesus as the motivation in thoughts and actions.
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Jesus
Green Miracle in India Brightens Crop Prospects
A column argues India may harvest a record near 100 million tons of grain this year aided by irrigation and new crop varieties. It warns population growth could outpace gains, critiques socialist policies, notes collaboration with foreign firms as a path forward, and shares a passenger’s encounter with Indian MP Amar Singh Saigal and Meher Baba.
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India
Philippine
Taiwan
Southeast Asia
Congress Party
Lord Clive
Phillips Petroleum
Cochin
Individuy
Amar Singh Saigal
Avatar Meher Baba
Earth
Nixon Receives Surfboard Gift From Daughters
The President received a surf board for Father's Day drawn from his daughters. White House aides said Nixon has no surfing plans now but may use it later and has formed a committee to study its advisability and costs.
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Washington
Nixon
Buchwald
White House
Herb Klein
Klein
Otto Otepka
State Department
Surf Board
Otepka
Subversive Activities Control Board
Sur Board
Spiro Agnew
United States
Mayors for U S Face Roughest Job in Politics
A veteran mayor argues that public safety tops city concerns, detailing needs for better police training, higher salaries, and community policing. He calls for expanded funding, centralized but visible law enforcement, and renewed commitment to safety to uplift urban life amid racial tensions and urban migration.
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U.S
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Blood donors urged as Douglas County faces shortage
The Douglas County Red Cross Blood Program warns of a donor crisis due to high hospital demand about 80 to 100 units monthly, aging donors, and summer travel. Donors aged 18 to 61 with no hepatitis or malaria may give every eight weeks up to five times a year at the Red Cross Blood Center in the Community Building, 11th and Vermont.
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Douglas County
Red Cross
Lawrence
Catif
Ares
The
Red Cross Blood Center
11Th
Vermont
Ives
Marcella Wolfson
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Old Home Town
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Richard Goodwin
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