Lawrence Daily Journal World header and masthead
The provided text shows the Lawrence Daily Journal-World masthead listing editors, publication details, contact telephone, subscription rates, and mailing information for Douglas and surrounding counties. It identifies the paper as a daily except Sunday publication by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas with standard pricing and postal details.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Clifford shifts from hawk to dove on Vietnam policy
Former defense secretary Clark Clifford, once a fierce hawk in the Johnson era, now advocates rapid U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam and shifting full combat burden to South Vietnam by end of 1970. He cites corruption in Saigon, misuse of U.S. aid, and a misaligned alliance as reasons for the policy reversal. He also notes Saigon officials’ pursuit of graft and the diversion of arms and funds.
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Defense
Clark Clifford
Vietnam
Clifford
Pentagon
Lyndon Johnson
LBJ
U.S
Hanoi
Saigon
United States
Uncle Sam
States
Washington
Wheat and Beef Outlook for 1969 in Kansas
The 1969 Kansas outlook favors beef cattle over wheat as exports drop to about 500 million bushels while consumption rises. High wheat futures lag corn prices, prompting farmers to use wheat as cattle feed. Beef prices advance on strong demand for red meat, benefiting producers and feeders alike.
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Kansas
United States
America
Beef Production Boosts Stronger Cattlemen Across Midwest
Last year saw new beef production records and consumption expected to rise again. In the Tenth District seven mid western states over half of farm income comes from beef sales. Pork prices improve and production rose four percent early this year. Kansas notes beef gains alongside wheat, while cattlemen praise resilience amid limited government controls and imports.
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America
Mid-Western
Federal Reserve System
Kansas
Washington
Hot Summer Economy Looms in Anti-Inflation Clash
In Washington hearings the House Banking Committee heard bankers accused of conspiring to raise rates. Treasury Secretary Kennedy and Paul McCracken warn that anti inflation policy tightens money supply. The era’s fear is a powerful tool: enforced savings as a weapon to curb credit and demand.
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New York
Washington
House Banking Committee
Wright Patman
House Committee
McCracken
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Consolidated School District No 98 elected officers in 1959
In 1959 Dean Stoneback Charles Oldfather and Ben Flory were chosen as officers for the new Consolidated School District No 98 later known as Wakarusa. About 250 children were involved as the district formed.
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Dean Stoneback
Charles Oldfather
Ben Flory
Wakarusa
al Kelly
Paul Carlson
John Hanna
Jaycee
Lawrence Country Club
Chamber of Commerce
Hercules Powder Plant
Sunflower Village
David Weaver Robinson
David Sherwood
A. D. Weaver
Lawrence
Nelson Horn
Baker University
Chester Jones
Wichita
Bowersock
Dickinson
Bible Message Prayer Reflects on Truth of Scriptures
A devotional note praises the holy scriptures and asks for discernment of their truth and timeliness. It thanks God for surrendered lives that produced the Bible and ends with an Amen quotation from John 17 17.
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Father God
New York City Turns Conservative Says A Decade View
A columnist argues the past 16 years of New York City governance under Wagner and Lindsay failed, while liberal administrations deepened problems. It credits conservatives for shaping policy and notes Marchi and Lindsay as pivotal figures amid party realignments and the city’s political evolution.
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New York City
de Tocqueville
New York Times
Mario Prococcion
John Marchi
Times
Wagner
Lindsay
New York
Way of
Herbert Spenser
Marchi
Albany
America
Herman Badillo
Procaccino
John Lindsay
Thomas Dewey
Seances and Sirloins at the Magic Castle Hotel Hollywood
The Magic Castle in Hollywood offers a seance dinner package for 12 guests nightly at 15 dollars each. Guests dine in the Houdini room with a ghostly pianist, magicians, and a medium act led by E Raymond Carlyle. The 1930s Houdini story, rain during a seance, and a dramatic finale with a floating face close the event with intrigue.
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Hollywood
Harry Houdini
Magic Castle
Charles Addams
Milt Larson
Irma
Houdini
Larson
Joe Namath
Knickerbocker
Houdi
Marjorie
Boston
Carlyle
Ralph Storey
Today In History June 23 1969 Highlights and Events
On this date in history notable events include William Penn's peace treaty with the Indians in 1683, Charleston incorporation in 1722, the 1780 Battle of Springfield, U S Treasury surplus distribution in 1836, Texas annexation talks in 1845, creation of the Civil Aeronautics Authority in 1938, Johnson meeting Kosygin in 1967, and various later events including Irish politics and a stadium tragedy.
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William Penn
Charleston
D. C
Springfield
N.J
U. S. Treasury
Congress of Texas
United States
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Lyndon B. Johnson
Glassboro
Alexei Kosygin
Ireland
Sean Lemass
Eamon Devalera
Philadelphia
Miss
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Organ Recital by Barbara Walz at Swarthout Hall
Barbara Walz a Saginaw Michigan graduate student at Kansas University will present an organ recital at 8 p m Thursday in Swarthout Recital Hall The public may attend without charge She holds two degrees from Michigan University and is pursuing the Doctor of Musical Arts at KU She will begin teaching at Hawaii University next fall
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Barbara Walz
Saginaw
Mich
Kansas University
Swarthout
Miss Walz
Michigan University
Hawaii University
Daley and McGovern bury their hatchet in clash over Chicago
Washington reports a calm telefonic settlement after a tense exchange on reform panels. McGovern denied seeking mayoral court interference and praised Daley for his reform stance.
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Daley, McGovern
Washington
Chicago
Richard Daley
South Dakota
George McGovern
Party-Reform Commission
McGovern
Daley
Deep South
Autopsy pressures and the value of examination notes
A doctor explains that patient consent for autopsies has little legal weight and next of kin must approve after death, with medical examiner exceptions in suspected foul play. Autopsies aid medical progress and may be requested by families or physicians to clarify death causes and inform future care.
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