Lawrence World Journal: Staff and Rates 1967
Lawrence World Company announces staff roles and publishing history from 1854. details list editor Dolph Simons Jr president, managing editor Jack Zimmerman and other staff. Subscription rates cited for local and distant readers. Saturday edition dated June 24 1967.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simona
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence, Kaw
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Hopeful US Soviet talks yield plan for more meetings
After a five hour discussion President Johnson and Premier Kosygin pledged to reconvene and pursue further talks. The leaders stressed the importance of dialogue between the two superpowers to ease tensions and work toward lasting world peace.
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Johnson
Kosygin
U. S
Russia
Kansas Teachers Urge Statewide Senior Tours to Highlight Local Opportunities
Teachers from the KABIE tour praise Kansas growth and many occupational opportunities. They propose replacing out of state senior trips with state tours to showcase geography, society, and economy and improve local career prospects for students.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Sign of Age Misidentifies March King In Atchison Globe
The Atchison Globe jokes that a man grows old when he mistakes John Philip Sousa for James Meredith as the March King, highlighting a confusion of iconic names in a light op-ed remark.
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Atchison Globe
John Philip Sousa
James Meredith
Rumor Connects Missing Boy to Mother's Skirt Command
A downtown store tale centers on a missing boy reportedly caused by his mother telling him to hold her skirt. The claim suggests the boy could not reach the garment in time. Authorities have not confirmed the anecdote and urge caution with unverified chatter.
Happy Jail diners spark Sedgwick County debate
Sheriff Vern Miller defends jail conditions after county officials and two judges dine with prisoners at Sedgwick County Jail. He notes federal inmates press for favors and insists meals stay adequate, avoiding jail becoming a country club while maintaining humane treatment.
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Sedgwick County
Ritz
Vern Miller
Staying Out of Jail Is the Best Plan
The text argues jail should be a reasonable place for many reasons but not a happy place. The emphasis remains on avoiding incarceration rather than seeking it, promoting time well spent elsewhere over punishment.
Week of tense diplomacy ends in Glassboro meeting
The week saw Johnson and Kosygin struggle for face and leverage at the United Nations over Vietnam and the Middle East. After days of vagueness, the leaders agreed to a face to face session in Glassboro New Jersey, about 105 miles from New York and 125 from Washington.
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Washington
United Nations
Moscow
Israel
Alexei N. Kosygin
New York
U. N
Johnson
Vietnam
Middle East
Congress
Kosygin
Soviet Union
California
U. S
United States
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Camp David
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Britain
France
West Germany
White House
New Jersey
Glassboro
de Gaulle
President
Paris
Old Home Town Highlights From 1957 News
This fragment notes Celia Barker receiving the Frederic G. Melcher scholarship through the Children's Library Association for training in children's work and Capt. E. P. Mooman displaying a new powder-blue straw hat of the Kansas Highway Patrol. Ward Lockwood named Rose Morgan scholarship winner at KU. Atchison native.
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Celia Barker
Oskaloosa
Frederic G. Melcher
Children’s Library Association
E. P. Mooman
Kansas Highway Patrol
Ward Lockwood
Rose Morgan
Atchison
Today’s Bible Message Prayer Litany
The prayers of the righteous have a powerful effect. A devotional prayer thanks God for prayer and asks guidance to accept His will. It asks for help to seek what is best rather than personal wishes. Amen.
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James
Moffatt
Father
Jesus
Johnsons in trouble as farm vote shifts in 1968 reports
Des Moines and regional chiefs say anti-LBJ sentiment remains strong in Iowa Nebraska with no prospect of political recovery. Farm belt support for Johnson slides, threatening re election hopes as hog prices and farm economy weigh on voters in the Midwest.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Johnson
Nebraska
Mr. Johnson
Hollywood Studio Tours and Farm Politics Echo in 1967
NBC offers paid tours at Bur bank studios in Hollywood with show sets and a guide led by Gui dettes charging 1.50 for adults and 0.85 for children. CBS and ABC tours vary. the piece also analyzes farm discontent, blaming price supports and a perceived cheap food policy impacting Midwestern farmers and 1968 political prospects.
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Johnson
Nebraska
Democratic Party
Orville Freeman
Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Freeman
Agriculture Department
White House
Ames
Iowa
Ogallala
Neb
Midwest
Vietnam
Washington
Do Viruses Cause Colds Or Weather Do You Get Colds
The reader questions whether colds are caused by viruses and if temperature or drafts affect susceptibility. The doctor responds that viruses cause colds and publicization has occurred, though people often resist accepting scientific explanations.
Colds From Many Viruses Enter For Seasonal Spread
The text explains that colds arise from multiple viruses, potentially hundreds. It notes temporary immunity after a first exposure but susceptibility to new varieties. In polar camps and army camps new arrivals bring fresh viruses, causing initial outbreaks, then after exposure, soldiers acclimate and avoid further colds until new arrivals arrive with different strains.
De Gaulle on the Hot Line A Prestige Standoff
A wartime anecdote depicts Charles de Gaulle using the nuclear hotline with Kosygin during the Israel Arab crisis. The tale relays delays, on hold moments, and a memo style recording mishap as Kosygin and De Gaulle navigate postwar power signals and protocol.
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de Gaulle
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Johnson
Kosygin
Kremlin
President de Gaulle
President
President Johnson
Wallace Likely Ineligible for Oklahoma Presidential Bid
Oklahoma election officials said Wallace probably cannot appear on the 1968 ballot. If his American Independent Party fails to qualify, write ins would be invalid due to a legal rule. An independent cannot seek the presidency under Oklahoma law, officials added.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
William K. Shearer
Los Angeles
American Independent Party
Ward Fowler
Election Board
Fowler
Books debut at city library include Dag Hammarskjold portrait
A list of new books features The Man of Affairs by Henry P. Van Dusen on Dag Hammarskjold, along with MANHATTAN PROJECT by Stephan Groueff, BIRDS ON THE WING by Gordon Beard, THE COMPANY SHE KEPT by Doris Grubach, THE MURDERERS AMONG US by Simon Wiesenthal, and other titles.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Henry P. van Dusen
Dag Vanmarsk
Manhattan Project
Stephane Groueff
Gordon Beard
Baltimore Orioles
Doris Grubach
Mary McCarthy
Simon Wiesanthal
Poland
Austria
Joseph Wechsberg
Allan W. Bekert
Allan Bckert
Wis
Oak Lake
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Giacomo Leopardi
Leopardi
Italy
Maly
Europe
United States
Iris Origo
John Heath-Stubbs
Robert Somercott
San Antonio Tlaxtalapan
Mexico
San Antonio
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