Lawrence Journal World masthead and publishing details 1969
The document lists the Lawrence Journal-World staff roles and ownership, noting editor W. C. Simons and associates, with publication details at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. It provides subscription rates for local, near regions, and United States mail, and cites AP and circulation bureau membership for Monday evening March 31 1969.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Via-1000
Good Citizenship and Local Election Message
A local community notes generally good governance at city and school levels and urges participation in tomorrow's Lawrence elections. Incumbents seek reelection on the city commission and school board while some seats are open to new candidates. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. An informed vote affirms Lawrence as a desirable place to live and work.
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Lawrence
Ed Cusak
Small Business Committee
Wise locals honor Eisenhower with measured tributes
Local officials approve a solemn tribute plan for former President Dwight Eisenhower who died Friday. Services were held in Washington. burial will be in Abilene on Wednesday. Closings were limited to either today or Wednesday to respect the occasion.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Washington
Abilene
Kansas
Four Topeka men freed over illegal search in pawn shop raid
In Topeka a magistrate freed four men charged with pawnbroker robbery after ruling the county trooper’s search illegal due to lack of probable cause. Officers recovered guns and loot from the vehicle, but the ruling undermines law enforcement risk and public respect.
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Topeka
Reese H. Robrahn
MBAs Seek Smaller Firms Over Big Company Roles
A New York AP report notes many 1969 MBAs, though highly sought after by large corporations, prefer smaller firms for more control, participation, and advancement. Wharton's Mike Scott cites desire to avoid middle management roles and engage with founders directly.
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New York
America
Mike Scott
Wharton Graduate School of Business
University of Pennsylvania
Scott
Harvard
Stanford
Michigan State University
Southwest
Wharton Mba Association
Theta Chi Moves Into New Home on Ninth Street
In 1959 the Theta Chi fraternity relocated to a new house at Ninth and Emery Road though completion lagged and furniture would arrive later. Mrs. Hattie Scott marked a 103rd birthday as students prepared for Girls' State delegation Charlene Newman.
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Theta Chi Fraternity
Ninth and
Emery Road
Hattie Scott
Todd Seymour
KU Greater University Fund
Irvin Youngberg
Charlene Newman
Lawrence High School
Today’s Bible Message Verse and Prayer
The king’s business required haste I Samuel 21 8. Prayer asks forgiveness for hesitation and seeks to follow God now while yielding and waiting. Amen.
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I Samuel
Ironies in Bonn as Soviet envoy briefs Kiesinger
Time Magazine describes an extraordinary scene in Bonn where Soviet Ambassador Tsarapkin explains Moscow's grave concern over an early month China border clash to Chancellor Kiesinger. The exchange highlights Cold War tensions as a long reviled German government faces Soviet critique.
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Time Magazine
Kurt Kiesinger
Bonn
Semyon
U Thant
Leonard
Lyons
Tsarapkin
Moscow
China
Europe
Paris
Rome
Tokyo
Tsarapkins
Eisenhower as Father Image and Unity Builder
Hal Boyle surveys Eisenhower's legacy highlighting his fatherly trust from Americans and his talent for forging unity among allies in World War II and in peacetime. The piece weighs praise and critique, notes his attempts to sustain national and international cohesion, and contrasts his era with Cold War diplomacy and Senate debates on Red China recognition.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
America
Eisenhower
Abilene
United States
Iaisenhower
Napoleon
Western Front
Poli
Alaska
Hawaii
Country Club
U.S. Grant
George Washington
Washington
Byelorussia
Soviet Union
Charley McCarthy
Senator Kennedy
Red China
Coventry
Sen. Kennedy
Nixon
Kennedy
Kiesinger
Scratchy
North Vietnam
Stans Pushes to Seize Foreign Trade Policy Power
Secretary Maurice Stans seeks control of U S foreign trade policy including the Office of Special Representative for Trade Negotiations and textile quotas. He has expanded Commerce Department authority over Small Business loans Exim Bank and unemployment aid while courting a cabinet strong man role.
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Washington
Maurice Stans
Stans
White House
Robert Elsworth
U.S
NATO
Brussels
Commerce Department
Stan
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Nixon
Administration Council
Johnson
Treasury
Commerce
Eisenhower
State
Agriculture Departments
Office of Special Trade Representative
Goldwater
Robert C. Marcian
California
Health Education and Welfare
HEW
Robert Finch
South
Mardian
Finch
Pierre
Manhattan
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Columbia
S. C
Parris Island Marine Base
Thurmond
Liquor Revenue Totals in Three Months Reported
The liquor enforcement tax revenue returned to Douglas County for the three month period ending March 15 totaled 8389.86 dollars according to State Treasurer Walter H. Peery. Sedgwick County received 63430.40 dollars, Johnson County 41642.88, with other northeast Kansas counties listed: Jefferson 2178.13, Leavenworth 56466.43, Franklin 3995.30, Miami 3867.13, Osage 2772.30. Total state collection was 450485.28 dollars.
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Douglas County
Walter H. Peery
Sedgwick
Johnson County
Kansas
Jefferson
Leavenworth
Franklin
Miami
Osage
Causes of Recurring Bladder Infections and Alcohol Effects
A reader asks why bladder infections recur. The doctor says ongoing flare ups may stem from not fully eradicating a prior infection and notes bladder and kidney infections commonly recur. The column also discusses how liquor can relax inhibitions and affect behavior, with long term drinking sometimes leading to emotional changes but not instant personality shifts.
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P. K
Large Voter Turnout Set for Los Angeles
Los Angeles faces a major election with over half of 1.6 million registered voters expected to vote for a mayor and a congressman. Mayor Sam Yorty seeks a fourth term against 13 candidates, led by Thomas Bradley and Alphonzo Bell. In the 27th District Ed Reinecke has resigned to become lieutenant governor, with 16 candidates including Barry Goldwater Jr. competir.
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Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Thomas Bradley
Alphonzo Bell
California
Ed Reinecke
Barry Goldwater Jr
Arizona
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