Lawrence Daily Journal World Dated Public Notices Noted
Lawrence Daily Journal World records publication details and staff roles for The World Company. It lists editors publishers and managers, the 1854 establishment, historical editor tenure, address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, subscription rates, and mailing classifications.
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the World Company
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Lawrence
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Time for a Stand Continues at Lawrence High School
The article reports turmoil among Lawrence High School students with fire and smoke incidents and escalating disruption. Administrators are urged to adopt a firm policy, expel incorrigible troublemakers after warnings, and enforce discipline to protect well behaved students.
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Lawrence High School
Kansas House votes to let voters decide liquor by the drink
The Kansas House approved placing liquor by the drink on the ballot, enabling citizens to vote on the issue. Douglas County split its vote with Morris Kay for the measure and John Vogel against it, while Senate ally Reynolds Shultz supported presenting the question to voters as a constitutional amendment. Campaigns are expected before the November 1970 vote.
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House of Representatives
Topeka
Kansas
Douglas County
Morris Kay
John Vogel
Senate
Reynolds Shultz
House
Green Thumb Theory Stirs Plant Emotion Debate
Botanists led by Cleve Backster test lie-detector like devices on plants argue that foliage show fear, affection and response to praise or criticism. Since 1967 he wires leaves to measure electrical resistance as plants react to stimuli, suggesting care and kindness affect growth beyond cultivation.
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Cleve Backster
Backster
Garden talk turns to love and labor under pressure
A humorous piece suggests couples frame yard care as a test of patience. It contrasts nagging spouses with men who dread garden duties and those who genuinely enjoy tending plants. The piece notes social reactions to men taking extra time with trees and shrubs.
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Washington
Johnson
Feud Deepens Between Lindsay and Rockefeller Politically
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay faces renewed pressure from Gov. Nelson Rockefeller as the Rockefeller faction weighs a June million dollar fund raiser. Gustave Levy of the NYSE was asked to run it, despite Levy already tying to Lindsay. A separate housing leak points to Rockefeller State Housing Authority as the probable source.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Nelson Rockefeller
Lindsay
State Republican Committee
State Committee
Gustave Levy
Levy
New York Stock Exchange
Rockefeller
City Hall
Canarsie
Brooklyn
State Housing Authority
Old Home Town lookbacks and school notes from 1959 and earlier
A 1959 Kansas State NCAA final loss to Cincinnati 85 75 is recalled along with a 112 year old Civil War veteran John Salling dying in Kingsport Tennessee and a 116 year old Walter Williams living in poor health. Lawrence High School wins Speech Festival with 62 Sweepstakes points. Earlier notes from 1944 and 1929 cover War Production Board car rumors and local high school plays and dances.
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Kansas State
Cincinnati
Kingsport
Tenn
John Salling
Walter Williams
Lawrence High School
War Production Board
Apple Ridge
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
A brief spiritual note cites Revelation 3 16 about lukewarm faith and asks readers to seek zeal in witness. The accompanying prayer asks forgiveness for waning enthusiasm and requests strength to testify for Christ in all actions and speech.
Our Thing Not Their Thing The Mafia as a National Terror
Cosa Nostra means our thing not theirs and deserves scrutiny as a nationwide shadow economy. The piece traces Sicilian roots through Chicago New York and Kansas City links to labor racketeering dope gambling and extortion and notes federal subpoenas tied to Genovese succession. It warns that Mafia influence can reach local towns via sweetheart contracts zoning waivers and corrupt labor leaders.
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Cosa Nostra
America
U.S
Henry R. Ruth
Sicily
Record From Johnson Era Reveals Quiet Policy Debates
A former White House aide recalls his stance on Vietnam and how internal disagreements shaped policy. He explains he favored de escalation, denied public misperceptions, and stayed in place to avoid harming White House privileges.
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Johnson
Zach
Hanoi
Rensellear
Throwback
White House
Witchcastle
Upchuck
Bearwolf
Drewhistle
President Johnson
Kansan Soldier Blaine Honeycutt Killed in Vietnam
Army Sgt. Blaine L. Honeycutt husband of Verda M. Honeycutt of Arkansas City Kansas was listed by the Defense Department on Friday among servicemen killed in action in Vietnam.
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Washington
Ap) — Army
Blaine L. Honeycutt
Verda M. Honeycutt
Arkansas City
Kan
Defense Department
Vietnam
On Stage KU explores painful youth in ambitious drama
Review lauds Lawrence Maness and Michael Fisher for an honest unsentimental look at troubled youths and America’s soul victims. The performance, in a church, provokes silence and reflection rather than entertainment, urging deeper thought beyond sensationalism while predicting future works from Maness.
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Lefty
Godot
Lawrence Maness
Michael Fisher
Jeremy
Jereomy
Jerremy
America
Kansas Legislature Bills Status in Committees and Houses
Kansas bills and measures listed by subject include SB95 on meat inspection pending in House Public Health and Welfare, HB1492 creating a state animal health board signed to Senate committee, tax and municipal measures in multiple committees, civil rights and housing discrimination bills, new criminal code bills under Judiciary, presidential primary proposals, highway bonds and turnpike plans, liquor by the drink amendments, and a film board reestablishment, with many items awaiting full chamber action.
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Agriculture and Livestock
House
Public Health and Welfare
Kansas Livestock Sanitary and Branch Commissions
Senate
Agriculture and Livestock Committee
Federal and
Kansas Commission On Civil Rights
Attorney General
Civil Rights Commission
State Affairs Committee
Kansas
House Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
Senate Elections Committee
House Elections and Fees and Salaries Committee
State Board of Tax Appeals
House Assessment and Taxation Committee
Governor’s Commission On Tax Reform
Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
Kansas State Motion Picture Board of Review
To Your Good Health: Hand signs of mental retardation
Dear Dr Thosteson the question asks what to look for in a hand to judge mental retardation. The doctor notes there is no general rule as forms vary and mongolism shows short stubby hands but other traits help identification. A reader asks about thyroid treatment and pregnancy risks for a daughter.
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Dr. Thestesons
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