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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1969
Page
2
The Lawrence Journal-World issue dated Friday June 27 1969 lists staff roles and publication details. It notes revenue rates and circulation methods across Kansas regions and mentions agency affiliations with the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation.
Kansas Regents vote eight to zero to publish the names of students who violated pre May guidelines during a Memorial Stadium disruption that canceled a campus ROTC review. The move signals a no nonsense policy to deter future trouble and uphold academic safety amid ongoing calls for clear conduct codes.
The Businessmen's Education Fund mails surveys to 25 000 executives seeking views on military spending and a redefined concept of national security. About 500 000 pledged. aims to broaden debate, include directors and presidents from manufacturing. Trustees include J Sinclair Armstrong Gordon Sherman Alfred Slaner and Joseph McDowell. The BEF operates from Stewart R Mott's office at 515 Madison Avenue.
George A. Wiley of the National Welfare Rights Organization defends welfare benefits and vows to pursue rights through protests and office action. He argues for guaranteed basic support while critics urge work and criticize those who rely on aid, labeling work as dignity.
A G rated film shown in Lawrence prompted parents to question the labeling as many viewers, including youths, perceived it as more mature content. The piece notes self imposed ratings like G M R and X and describes parental reconsideration of what constitutes appropriate cinema for younger audiences.
The industry must uphold G rating standards to maintain public confidence and avoid alienating parents. If ratings slip, audiences may shrink, hurting future ticket sales and the chance to build young moviegoers.
Old Home Town recalls the 11 best dressed men per designers with Nixon and Tito among them. Also noted are Arca-Look-ka shelter house at Hidden Valley named from 1860 Indian owner and funds from the Bromersick Trust via Mrs. E R Hall choosing the site near Jenny Wren Farm. Charles Starkweather dies in electric chair in Lincoln Nebraska.
The Lord says my grace is sufficient for you, and the prayer asks God to help us grow strong faith. It seeks guidance to witness this blessing to others in sorrow and distress, asking for strength and sufficiency.
Former Defense Secretary Clark M. Clifford urges President Nixon to limit Vietnam War operations and withdraw U S combat troops by end of 1970 in a document titled A Vietnam Reappraisal. He argues limited aims require less cost and calls for clearer plans from Saigon and Washington.
Hal Boyle argues that marriage reveals a man’s true nature from gallant suitor to complacent husband. The piece notes how affection fades into complaint and laziness, with the wife left wondering what went wrong as the partner becomes a “selfish monster.”
Actress Kathryn Hays of 33 files for divorce from Glenn Ford 52 in Santa Monica California citing cruelty. Petition granted Thursday states Ford ignored her and showed no interest in her acting career.
Actor James Stacy, ex husband of Connie Stevens, split from his second wife Kim Darby in Hollywood. Darby, 21, says Stacy 32 declined marriage responsibilities and was awarded $400 monthly child support for Heather, 11 months old, the couple reports.
Athens reports Maj. Gen. George In Koumanakos is held for 17 months without formal charge under the Greek junta. A former Korean War hero and WWII veteran, he remains imprisoned in exile with limited pay and restricted contact, amid broader detentions of other officers.
Prescott Underwood of 603 Saratoga Pl appeals to readers after Mrs. Wolfson's plea, urging those who can donate to visit the Red Cross office in the Community Building on Monday afternoons from 4:30 to 7 p.m. for leukemia patients needing multiple transfusions.
Lawrence letter argues the United Fund Board dropped Ballard Center due to director Leonard Harrison. It accuses UF officials of unethical pressure, defends Ballard Board and calls for an independent Ballard Center fund drive with local support from businesses, organizations, and the Journal-World. Peter G. Thompson, 519 Ohio St.
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