Lawrence Journal World masthead and staff lines
The passage lists the Lawrence Journal-World staff and publication details. It notes Dolph C. Simons as president and editor, Steve Parsons as advertising director, and Bill Mayir Naryl Hallae among editors. It states the paper is published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Lawrence Kansas with mail and carrier rates and affiliation notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons
Steve Parsons
Bill Mayir Ndaryl Hallae
Mditor Nea Pontius
Leo Mllar Vontrotter
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Wan
Lawence residents question city police action at Youth Center incident
Community leaders and residents criticize Lawrence law enforcement for not stopping late Friday night violence at the South Park Youth Center. Citizens call for stronger, more vigilant policing and accountability from city officials and KU administration amid ongoing concerns about campus discipline and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Youth Center
South Park
City Commission
Kansas University
Hallmark Open House Draws 5000 At Lawrence Plant
About 5,000 area residents toured the Lawrence Hallmark plant during Sundays open house. Visitors saw production methods for cards ribbons yarn and plastic products and enjoyed hospitable guides displays refreshments and gifts from Hallmark officials in Lawrence and Kansas City.
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Lawrence Hallmark
Hallmark
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kansas Voters Favor Limited Military Involvement At Home
A Kansas Third District survey by U.S. Representative Larry Winn Jr. shows about 18,000 responses. Voters call for presidential election reforms, holding down Social Security costs, cutting back global military commitments, and no direct aid to Biafra. They urge Postmaster General powers to block obscene printed matter and oppose expanding foreign ventures, with 92 percent rejecting direct intervention in Biafra and 88 percent opposing broader military commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Larry Winn Jr
R-Kan
Kansas
Biafra
Vietnam
Africa
Osawatomie to Dedicate $152,000 Downtown Renewal
Osawatomie Kansas will dedicate a downtown renewal project costing 152000 funded by store owners and the city through a benefit district. The work includes street paving sidewalks lighting benches and landscaping with no state or federal funds involved. The Miami County town is praised for its approach.
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Osawatomie
Kan
Miami County
Here
Osawatomie poised for civic projects earns praise
The community advances a $1.7 million high school due early 1970 a $2 million flood protection project and a $1 million sewer program approved by voters. Local agencies fund these achievements and a future recognition may honor Osawatomie as an All-American City contender.
Curiosity Pays Off Insp individual rates restaurants for Mobil guides
A Mobil Travel Guide inspector dined incognito at a famous NYC restaurant and evaluated decor, service, wine, dessert, and kitchen cleanliness. The piece explains inspectors rate 23 000 establishments nationwide using a star system and discuss pay and qualifications.
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Mobil Travel Guides
Mobile
Marion Stevens
Leavenworth Pioneer Dies in Plane Crash
Daniel Anthony IV, 33, co publisher of the Times in Leavenworth, was killed in a plane crash. The incident marks a fatal loss for the local paper and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Anthony IV
Leavenworth
the Times
Ray Nichols
Lawrence
Europe
William Tietjens
R. C. Jackman
Kansas City
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
John Bricker
Ohio
Fraser Hall
Richard B. Stevens
Janis Patchen
John V. Patchen
Robert McNair Davis
KU Law School
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A Bible message citing Mark 5 7 asks what you want with me and a prayer asks God to bring wholeness. It seeks living as beings created in God’s image and ends with Amen.
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Jesus
God
Mark
Father
Never Join a Committee With Fashionable Ford Kin
A biting column discusses Ethel Kennedy and a Southampton party amid grape boycotts. It argues grape workers’ conditions are misunderstood, notes high California wages, and warns against broad boycotts of luxury goods. It questions political activism among the elite and ends with a personal jab at social circles.
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Ethel Kennedy
Therfore
Southampton
Ann Ford Uzielli
Charlotte Ford Niarchos
Carter Burdens
George Plimptons
James Nivenses
Anthony Quinn
Toronto
Delano
Chavez
Afl-Cio
Ceylon
Nepal
Ethel
Ford Girls
George Plimpton
Calder Burden
James Nivens
Zsa-Zsa Gabor
L-dopa new therapy for Parkinson's raises hope and questions
A letter discusses the then new drug L-dopa for Parkinson's disease, noting limited availability and high cost after Brookhaven tests. Side effects and dosage adjustments pose challenges, with reports of modest to dramatic improvements in some patients and interest in an animal-derived alternative called the horse bean.
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Brookhaven National Laboratory
Brookhaven
Midwest
Letter to the Editor on gun control and freedoms
Otis Elder’s point about gun control is echoed with a provocative call to abolish restrictions. The writer argues against federal disarmament and warns of backlashes, urging resistance to any new limits and referencing public figures and gun-rights groups. Herbert Galton of 415 West 17th Street signs the letter.
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Otis Elder
American Riflemen’s Association
Herbert Galton
West 17Th Street
Federal Patronage Battle in Louisiana Shapes Negro Vote
The fight over a U S Attorney post in New Orleans. Pierre S Charles leads moderate Republicans against Gallinghouse backed by Charlton Lyons. The outcome will indicate Nixon era Louisiana strategy toward the Negro vote and party unity. Also Mills urges broad tax reform despite illness as lawmakers eye October action. Leonard Story Zartman named SBA general counsel with orders to push minority enterprise and repackage Sandoval amid controversy.
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Washington
Louisiana
U.S
New Orleans
Pierre S. Charles
Gerald J. Gallinghouse
Charlton Lyons
Norman Prendergast
Eisenhower
White House
Harry Dent
Charles
Gallinghouse
Jimmie Davis
Dent
John Mitchell
Nixon
George Wallace
Hubert Humphrey
Lyons
Shreveport
Baton Rouge
House
Ways and Means
Mills
John Byrnes
Wisconsin
al Ullman
Oregon
Leonard Story Zartman
Small Business Administration
SBA
Hilary Sandoval Jr
Senate
Zartman
Sandoval
Black Advisory Council
Walter Cooper
Cooper
Eastman Kodak
Midwestern Music Camp Returns With Fine Second Concert
Enthusiastic audiences watched the second of six Sunday programs at the 32nd annual Midwestern Music and Art Camp in University Theatre. The Gold Band and Chamber Choir impressed with Mozart, Wagner, and Balazs works while the orchestra and concert band delivered strong performances, accompanied by notable guest conductors and KU affiliated staff.
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University Theatre
Mozart
Robert Jager
Eric Coates
Wagner
Johann Strauss
Clayton Krebbiel
Kent State University
Sir Vivian Dunn
The
Royal Marine’s School of Music
Tragic Turkey Drowns Drinking While Hypnotized
A young turkey under observation drank water while its head moved hypnotically. The bird continued until it drowned in an apparent accident observed by handlers.
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Simons
Douglas Lane
United States
Lawrence, Wan
Bureau of Ciienation
Associated Press
John Cunniff
London
Old Home Town
Chase National Bank
National Park Bank
Wright and
Curtiss Aircraft Companies
Kaw Valley
Western Interurban
William Buckley JR
Cesar Chavez
California
Department of Agriculture
Russia
France
G. C. Thosteson
Journal-World
Martin Luther King
Seine
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Howard Boyajian
Frederic Balazs
Cincinnati Conservatory Orchestra
Claude Smith
Evansville, Ind
David Catron
Gerald Carney
Russell Wiley
Chris Oldfather
Jan Dickinson
Ronnie Stark
Balazs
American Symphony
Wiley
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