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Lawrence Journal World published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas 66044. Staff names include Daryl Hall Ernest Pontiuv and Leo Eller with W C Simons as editor. Established 1854. Subscription rates vary by location with carrier and mail options listed.
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the World Company
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County Voter Registration Week. Youths Enter Voting
Douglas County sets April 3 through 7 for countywide voter registration to boost August primaries and November elections. County Clerk Delbert Mathia cites precinct realignments and convenient signups as goals while noting rural areas will vote on registration for the first time and many 18 20 year olds may register from KU Haskell Baker and local towns.
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Delbert Mathia
Douglas County
Mathia
Kansas University
Haskell Junior College
Baker University
Lawrence
Fraternal Order of Police
Douglas County Extension Council
National Rifle Assa
Kansas
NRA
FOP
Extension Service
Stop smoking programs and industry attitudes explored
The piece notes 206 million citizens at year start and analyzes tobacco smokers. It discusses stop smoking firms charging fees, claims of health and cost savings, and complaints from anti smoking groups and doctors. It likens quitting to weight loss and emphasizes discipline as the key to breaking bad habits.
Market Gains Spur Excitement Despite Uncertain Signals
New York AP reports a restless stock market as it drifts from its base with news driving sharp moves. Analysts point to labor tensions, monetary worries, and potential higher rates, while bullish factors like better labor relations and renewed institutional interest emerge to justify rallies.
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New York
New Lutheran Facility Planned Near KU Campus
A five acre tract at 15th and Iowa is to be purchased for a Lutheran church facility serving KU students and faculty. The announcement comes amid other campus notes including student senate calls to pause football after coach Granelius dismissal for recruiting irregularities and a Rotary Club talk on cultural inroads.
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Iowa
Colorado University
Sonny Grandelius
Can Republican Comeback Be Vital Says Goldwater
Senator Goldwater urged conservatives to rethink Nixon era policy and warned that true conservative gains come from principled stand, not merely holding power. He argued the party must oppose liberal drift and that Democrats offer worse outcomes, framing a strategic choice for the movement.
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Young
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Times
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Oscar Wilde
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Eisenhower
Kennedy
White House
Goldwater
Today In History highlights from March 23
On March 23 in history notable events include Patrick Henry’s liberty or death plea in 1775, Handell’s Messiah premiere in 1748, Mussolini founding a movement in 1919, Hitler receiving dictatorial powers in 1933, the Rhine crossing in 1945, Anglican Catholic meeting in 1966, and other milestones. Birthdays noted for Joan Crawford Bernadette Devlin and Wernher von Braun.
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Patrick Henry
Virginia
Richmond
London
George II
George Frederick Handel
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Reichstag
Adolf Hitler
Cape Kennedy
Brussels
Belgium
Joan Crawford
Bernadette Devlin
Wernher von Braun
Israel frets over Nixon Moscow trip and Soviet deal risk
Washington reports Israeli public mood swings toward Nixon amid fears of a U S Soviet agreement harming Israel during May summit talks in Moscow. Meir seeks guarantees against Middle East concessions and a Rogers plan revival, while U S advisers doubt any deal can alter Arab lands issue.
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Israel
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Moscow
Golda Meir
White House
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Linkletter shifts stance on marijuana and drug scare
Entertainer Art Linkletter says he now agrees with youths that marijuana hysteria is unwarranted. He urges shifting focus by citizens, police, and courts to tackle hard drug abuse. Linkletter cites his daughter Diane's death while under LSD as a sobering memory.
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W. Va
Art Linkletter
Linkletter
Shredding Memo Revelations At ITT In Washington
The ITT hearings reveal a New York team shredding memorandums at ITT’s Washington office. Dita Beard is implicated in shredding efforts alongside officials, with the company claiming it removes only old or useless papers and avoids materials tied to the hearings.
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Washington
ITT
New York
Jack Anderson
Dita Beard
Senate Judiciary Committee
Buchwald
Republican National Committee
Dita
Police praise marksman squad and community concerns in letter
A Journal-World Letters Editor entry commends the Lawrence Police Department detective squad and Topeka Police for recovering stolen merchandise from Servi Tronics and preventing major losses. The letter also protests youths in open lots near courts, urging motorcycle clubs to use appropriate areas and refrain from disturbing residents at Perry Street residences.
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Servi Tronics
Lawrence
Topeka Police Department
Motorcycles Near Dike North of Bridge Spark Debate
A reader objects to a proposed motorcycle route along the dike just north of the bridge. He notes three trailer courts nearby and calls for quiet, while urging riders to show respect. He says many summers residents must intervene to stop disturbances.
OEO to Design Homes for the Poor
Fresno, California AP The Office of Economic Opportunity will design housing for the truly poor under a $4 million experimental program to test if low income homes can be built on a large scale. Sanchez said contractors will bid to construct sample units after design work.
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Califf
Office of Economic Opportunity
Philip V. Sanchez
OEO
Sanchez
Newsmen
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