Lawrence Journal World masthead and contact details
A garbled masthead from the Lawrence Daily Journal World lists editors and publishers including SIMONS JR and BILL MAYER. It notes established in 1854 and provides a street address Sixth and New Streets, Lawrence Kansas, with subscription rates and mailing details but contains many unreadable fragments.
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Lawrence Officials Earn Praise for Flood and Weather Response
Local leaders are commended for calm handling of June floods and threatening weather. Police and sheriff kept 24 hour patrols and liaised with the weather service and Army Corps of Engineers to prevent panic and coordinate possible evacuations. Officials acknowledge needed improvements to flood and tornado warning systems, but note no injuries or confirmed tornadoes occurred.
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Weather Bureau
Kansas
Wakarusa
North Lawrence
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Lawrence
Sheriff’s Office
Douglas County
Why the United States Faces a Severe Balance of Payments Crisis
A historical analysis argues the United States squandered wealth post World War II by subsidizing foreign economies. It cites $115 billion in aid, loss of gold reserves, and a shift from a manufacturing leader to a steel importer, highlighting policy flaws and rising domestic debt.
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United States
U. S
America
United States Should End Far-Flung Foreign Aid Policy
The speaker criticizes financing foreign steel mills via aid and argues that higher wages and profits push subsidized foreign mills to undercut U S producers. He says the United States should share its fortune with the needy but cut back or end generosity to buy friendship, declaring enough time has passed to learn the policy’s futility.
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United States
Mixed Picture For Rates
The article analyzes conflicting moves by the administration and the Federal Reserve to curb high interest rates, noting high long term rates despite market injections. It cites Public Service Electric & Gas Co. at 6.10 percent and explains shifts in borrower behavior toward long term debt, with short term markets improving while housing finance remains constrained.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
New Jersey
Public Service Electric & Gas Co
Federal Reserve
1957 Lawrence Arts Program Leaders and Local News
The 24th annual summer art program in Hutchinson reports John Garcia as director and Barbara Everley as instructor. A tornado caused one death in Hutchinson. The first 1957 wheat haul to Lawrence came from Clarence Pine. yield expected below last year’s one million bushels.
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John Garcia
Barbara Everley
Hutchinson
Lawrence
Clarence Pine
Daily Bible Message Prayer Reflection
A brief prayer invoking James 4 8 and asking for mercy forgiveness and closeness to God through Christ Our Redeemer. The text invites believers to maintain open lines of understanding with the divine through prayer and grace.
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Father of Mercies
Christ
Redeemer
Romney and Rockefeller Compete for Republican Nominations
A columnist analyzes the 1967 GOP scene, noting Romney’s lack of energizing support and rising interest in Nelson Rockefeller as the establishment favorite. The piece cites Fortune Magazine praise and questions whether Rockefeller can distinguish himself from Democrats while appealing to ultraconservatives and other voters.
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New York
Romney
Nelson Rockefeller
George Romney
Fortune Magazine
Duncan Norton-Taylor
Fortune
Times
Rockefeller
Huey Long
Mr. Norton-Taylor
Rockfeller
Mr. R
Goldwater
Nixon
Fight Seen On Future Of Cascades
Washington faces a national park debate over the North Cascades with supporters and opponents split after a federal study. The 190-page report backs a 698000 acre park near the Canadian border, highlighting glaciers and peaks, while agency administration remains contentious.
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Future of
Cascades
Olympia
Wash
Washington
North Cascade Mountains
America
Puget Sound
North Cascades National Park
Mount Ranier
Olympic
Portland, Ore
Mazamas
North Cascades
Canadian
National Gallery of Natural Beauty
United States
Alaska
Washington, D.C
Drought May Increase Kansas Traffic Deaths
Kansas safety chief Claud McCamment links drought to more road deaths and crashes. He notes rising motorcycle accidents and cautions on driver exposure to heat, with 1966 toll at 733 fatalities and 12.7 billion miles driven, suggesting potential future increases.
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Topeka
Kansas
Claud R. McCamment
Kansas Highway Commission
McCamment
Johnson Appears Distant From Kosygin Meeting
United Nations coverage notes President Johnson shows disinterest in a U S Soviet talks with Alexei Kosygin despite speculation a meeting could be arranged. White House opposition to endorsing a General Assembly emergency session is highlighted along with Kosygin's awkward position in New York.
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United Nations
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Kosygin
Mr. Johnson
White House
General Assembly
State Department
U.S
Security Council
Assembly
New York
U.N
Washington
Moscow
Russians Aided Israel With Covert Arms Transfer
Soviet leaders secretly supplied Israel by routing arms through the United Arab Republic during the Middle East tensions. The plan aimed to avoid Arab and Western anger while expanding Soviet arms sales, with Egypt receiving weaponry that Israel then acquired. A Soviet diplomat called Israel the best customer, saying the Arabs were effectively helping Israel.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Middle East
Buchwald
Israel
United States
Great Britain
France
Syria
United Arab Republic
Wichita Hiker Injured Traveling for Peace Petitions
Chuck Blackmon a 25 year old Wichita State University sophomore who set out to walk to Washington with peace petitions will miss an indefinite period due to an ankle injury. He left Wichita Saturday and returned by bus Wednesday from Yates Center after twisting his ankle near Toronto Kansas about 100 miles east of Wichita. He was to see a doctor today.
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Wichita
Chuck Blackmon
Wichita State University
Washington
Blackmon
Yates Center
Kan
Toronto
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