Lawrence Journal-World dates and pricing details 1968
The header provides publication details for the Lawrence Journal-World 1968 issue. It notes daily publication except Sunday by the World Seeding on Newampsire Streets, Lawrence Kansas with contact and subscription rates and mailing info. It lists carrier and mail rates for local and United States addresses and mentions circulation bureau and Associated Press membership.
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Bimons
Newampsire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Healanig
Guyer Seas
Mai
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Grim business outlook looms from Greiner speech on Vietnam
Goodrich Co. executive Tom Greiner warned at a Chamber of Commerce address that peace in Vietnam may not come until 1970 or later and even then will burden the economy. A Chicago News-Sun-Times dispatch cited grim Vietnam prospects including possible wider war and greater U. S. troop needs, suggesting no easy victory or swift end.
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Tom Greiner
Goodrich Co
Chamber of Commerce
White House
Pentagon
Greiner
United States
South Vietnam
Washington
Vietnam
Keyes Beech
Chicago News-Sun-Times
U. S
Johnson
Westmoreland
U.S
South
Journal-World
South Park
Timate
Massachusetts
Commission
Jackie Robinson on parenting and luck in shaping sons
The article reflects on Jackie Robinson's influence as a public figure and father. It notes his courage and citizenship while acknowledging his son Jack Jr. faced heroin marijuana and pistol charges. It emphasizes parental effort and luck in raising children and the limits even a celebrated figure faces.
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Jackie Robinson
America
Robinson
Jack, Jr
Jackie
J Ok
Rhys
Tackle Robinson
Protests near Soviet Embassy in Washington
Investigation found no serious threat after fireworks were tossed in a prank scene near the Soviet embassy in Washington. Police assessed the disturbance and noted no lasting damage or injuries.
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Washington
Theraig
Embassy protests and safety near Soviet site spark US-Russia tensions
The piece argues that violence at or near the American embassy in Moscow and similar acts deserve no excuse. It cites Washington police efforts to prevent trouble near the Soviet Embassy and urges reciprocal protection of US embassies abroad, noting past protests and historical context.
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Russia
United States
U. S
Moscow
Washington
America
Nightmares For Predictors in Possible Electorate Deadlock
Washington AP reports analysts fear a 270 vote deadlock could force a House election to decide the president if no candidate wins a majority. A Wallace third party could siphon votes, leaving the Senate to choose a vice president if the House stalls.
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Washington
House
White House
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Senate
Mrs Lulu Belle Greene dies at 72 owner of Greene's Bookstore
Mrs Lulu Belle Greene, 72, longtime owner of Greene's Bookstore and News Stand at 1105 Mass St, died after running the shop with her husband for 40 years. The obituary notes their decades of business in Lawrence.
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Lulu Belle Greene
Greene
Mass, St
Lawrence
Topeka
K-State
Wilt Chamberlain
Lewis Hershey
Stir Up the Gift of God Prayer Message
A short devotional note urges believers to nurture the gift God has given them. It reflects on neglect of one’s own gifts and asks for divine help to work diligently and develop the entrusted talent for Jesus’ sake.
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Jesus
Stage Set for Great Disaster Unless Fiscal Integrity Rises
An editorial warns of runaway inflation and fiscal irresponsibility as the nation risks a monetary collapse. It cites rising prices, debt costs, and political pressure to inflate, urging demand for budget balance and tax measures to preserve the dollar.
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Weimar Republic
Germany
Hitler
Congress
Collegians Reject Big Business Careers Citing New values
Readers discuss a shift among students away from corporate paths toward service and creativity. They argue youth prioritize helping others over wealth, noting organizations like VISTA and the Peace Corps reflect this change and challenge older views on success.
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Edward D. McDouglas
Jerome G. Beame
America
VISTA
Peace Corps
Young Peoples New Movement
McDouglas
Beame
United States
President Johnson Guests Spark Surprise Retirement Dinner
In a lighthearted vignette, President Johnson coordinates hush hush appearances for campaign year travels. Arleigh Shenker, retiring after 50 years at Houlihan Hat Co., fears being upstaged as the president plans to join the farewell event. The scene hints at national politics intersecting small town life.
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Warren
Marvin
Arleigh Shenker
Houlihan
The
United States
Arleigh
Houlihan Hat Co
Nancy Gordon
Holiday Inn
Johnson
Globe
Nixonisms Begin to Emerge in Campaign Speech
In Manchester New Hampshire Nixon adds to his speech a pledge to end the war in Vietnam. The phrase drew strong applause from Dartmouth undergraduates in Lebanon and signaling potential appeal to war weary voters while not alienating right wing Republicans.
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Manchester
N.H
George Romney
Richard M. ‘Nixon
Vietnam
Hampton
Lebanon
N.H.) High School
Dartmouth College
Nixon
New Books at City Library
A list of forthcoming titles and authors featured for readers at the city library. Notable works include Norman Podho Tretz s Making It, Herbert Kohl s Children, Florence in Flood by Katherine Kressman Taylor, and biographies and novels by Edward Abbey Alec Waugh Simone de Beauvoir and Meyer Ley.
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America
Herbert Kohl
East Harlem
Florence
Katherine Kressman
Taylor
Green
Arno
Kansas Cowtowns
Nyle
H. Miller
Joseph W. Snell
Kansas
Evelyn
Alecaugh
Alec Waugh
Edward Abbey
Ark
Arches National
Utah
Gorky Street
Greville Wynne
Moscow
Oleg Penkovsky
London
Germany
Bain
Simone de Beauvoir
Paris
Michael Gilbert
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