Lawrence Daily Journal World Established in 1854
The Lawrence Daily Journal World, a longstanding Kansas newspaper founded in 1854, continues its publication legacy reporting local news, events, and community updates for Lawrence and surrounding areas.
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How Has It Happened War Reflections on Vietnam and Policy
Retrospective piece traces U S involvement in Vietnam from Eisenhower aid through Kennedy and Johnson escalations. It questions advisors, containment aims, and the shift from limited assistance to large scale warfare amid fears of nuclear conflict with China and potential massive casualties.
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United States
Viet Nam
Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Johnson
U. S
China
Southeast Asia
Who Causes Shut Down by Sam Dawson
In a debate over steel mill closures the industry blames cheap imports for job losses while importers argue mills were obsolete and could not compete. The piece cites output and import records, plant closures in Donora and Aliquippa, automation, and gridlock over import limits.
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New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Department of Labor
Chicago
Institute
American Institute For
U. S. Steel Corp
Donora
Jones and Laughlin
Asquippa
Rafferty Defends Teachers Against Caricatures
California education chief Dr. Max Rafferty argues teaching bears the brunt of caricature and stereotypes. He notes teachers work longer days and years than many acknowledge and that the profession deserves respect for its artistic and sustaining role in civilization.
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Max Rafferty
California
Cassius Clay
Educator Compared to Adm Rickover Inspires Debate
The speaker is described as blunt and candid, not wearing blinders, challenging teachers and education while stimulating thought and discussion. He is likened to Adm Rickover for provoking questions and honest pursuit of answers aimed at benefiting students.
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Rickover
Old Home Town Highlights From Fifty-Six History
A retrospective roundup recalls events from 1956 to 1926 in Eudora and Douglas County. Activities include teacher dinners, a front-page cleanup, and Rich Clarkson photographs. tributes to Prof Charles Sanford Skilton. rural spelling contests. smallpox reports. a baby transfusion at KU Medical Center. and early Kaw Valley potato planting led by Fred Lewis and F G Laptad.
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Eudora
Baldwin
Rich Clarkson
Charles Sanford Skilton
Birger Sandzen
Lindsborg
Kansas
Health Department
KU Medical Center
Lindley
Fred Lewis
F. G. Laptad
Kaw Valley
Percy Moves from Barry in Illinois Senate Bid
William Buckley Jr discusses Charles Percy’s effort to distance himself from Barry Goldwater amid Illinois politics. The piece notes Percy’s 1964 defeat and his vote for Goldwater, then analyzes his strategy against Douglas and potential moves to court younger voters while wary of Goldwater’s legacy.
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Charles Percy
Barry Goldwater
Illinois
Goldwater
Percy
San Francisco
Dirksen
Hubert Humphrey
Robert Kennedy
Paul Douglas
Lindsay
Republican Party
Ag Percy
Long Island
Steven Derounian
Contraception Talk and Eye Bleed Question in Dear Dr. Mother Column
The column discusses intrauterine contraceptive devices IUDs their usage and potential drawbacks including expulsion bleeding pelvic discomfort and tubal pregnancy risk. It also answers a reader about a 73 year old's eye hemorrhage explaining benign prognosis and diet tips for eye vessel fragility.
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S.C.E
Today’s Bible Message Prayer Verse Reflection
A devotional note urges repentance and turning toward God. It emphasizes seeking God’s presence and the Holy Spirit, with a closing prayer invoking Jesus Christ as Redeemer. The message centers on humility, repentance, and spiritual renewal.
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Jesus Christ
Redeemer
Subcommittee Eastland probes Motley over Cold War youth ties
The piece recounts how Senate Internal Security Subcommittee members, led by Eastland, pursued Constance Baker Motley’s judgeship background via a 1930s Connecticut youth group. A misrouted investigation tied to Sadie Mills and a subpoena led to a hurried hearing that was later canceled.
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Sadie Mills
Constance Baker Motley
Connecticut
Borough of
Manhattan
New York City
Mills
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Washington
Mississippi
U. S. Senate
Congress
Internal Security
Senate Judiciary Committee
James O. Eastland
Eastland
Prentiss Walker
Walker
Senate
Robert Weaver
Housing and Urban Development
Sourwine
New York
Miss Mills
Connecticut State Youth Conference
Mrs. Motley
Easter Rebellion anniversary tainted by bombing in Dublin
The Nelson Monument bombing in Dublin complicates plans for the Irish ambassador and a U S congressional delegation of Irish descent attending Dublin's 50th Easter Rebellion anniversary. They aim to present a bust of Robert Emmett, while IRA violence raises diplomatic sensitivities for the observance.
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Dublin
U. S
Robert Emmett
Bob Wietman
MGM
Fannie Brice
Billy Rose
Miss Brice
Billy
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