Lawrence Journal-World May 3 1969 edition notice
Information describes the Lawrence Daily Journal-World published by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. It lists contact numbers subscription rates by carrier or mail for Douglas and surrounding counties and rest of United States. It notes Saturday evening May 3 1969 publication date with Bureau of Audit of Circulation and AP membership.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence, Kaw
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Costs of crime and its hidden price to consumers
The article argues crime drives higher prices and security costs across business and industry. It cites Lawrence retailers adjusting prices due to shrinkage, Sears Roebuck allocating about 1 percent of sales to offset theft, and the National Retail Merchants Association estimating 2.63 percent added to total retail sales. It notes youths 14 to 17 commit many crimes and stresses prosecution reduces repeat offenses, framing crime as a major national problem.
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Lawrence
H. Bruce Palmer
National Industrial Conference Board
New Jersey
Sears Roebuck and Co
Chicago
National Retail Merchants Assn
Palmer
The New Order at Cornell and the academic revolt
The article portrays Cornell University facing a campus clash as militant students challenge academic freedom. President Perkins supports a new order while many professors resign or transfer, fearing the death of traditional academic liberty and a shift toward student controlled curricula. The piece notes a shift among faculty toward communes and a mass student mood favorable to upheaval.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell University
James A. Perkins
Perkins
Cornell
America
Walter Berns
Barton Hall
Art in the Park Brings Local Artists to Lawrence South Park
In Lawrence at South Park, Art in the Park runs noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. The event features local professional and amateur artists displaying and selling their work, offering citizens a chance to discover neighbor creativity and gain appreciation.
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Lawrence
South Park
Messerschmitt at 71 Shapes a New Combat Aircraft
At age 71 Dr. Willy Messerschmitt continues to push aviation innovation with a multi role MRCA project seen as a potential NATO standard. His history includes the ME 109 fighters, early jet and rocket planes, and cutting edge transport designs.
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Willy Messerschmitt
Messerschmitt
Hitler
Germany
U.S
Willy
NATO
Dr. Messerschmitt
New VTOL Aircraft Aims to Transform Intercity Travel
A prototype of a vertical takeoff aircraft has been built and tested. The MI-2022 project envisions a 50 to 60 passenger plane that takes off from downtown parking lots, folds its rotor blades in flight, and then operates like a conventional jet in horizontal flight. The inventor, Willy, continues to pursue new ideas to address airport capacity challenges.
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Ger
Willy
Old Home Town Church and PTA Leaders Highlight 1959
In 1959 James Fields earned his Eagle Scout award. New PTA presidents and Council leaders for 1959 60 include Mrs. B L Stewart East Heights Mrs. Clarence Dockery and Mrs. Edward Downs NY Mrs. Donald Alderson Centennial Mrs. Howard Wilcox Junior High Mrs. Virgil Godfrey McAllaster Mrs. Loyd Wilson Woodlawn Lincoln Mrs. Ralph Gelvin Sunset Hill Mrs. H J Coester Cordley Mrs. G R Vaughn Schwegler and Mrs. Milton Allen Hillcrest. PTA Council chairman was Mrs. R Edwin Browne and vice chairman Mrs. Frank Hoecker.
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James Fields
PTA
B. L. Stewart
East Heights
Clarence Dockery
Edward Downs
N.Y
Donald Alderson
Centennial
Howard Wilcox
Virgil Godfrey
McAllaster
Loyd Wilson
Woodlawn- Lincoln
Ralph Gelvin
Sunset Hill
H. J. Coester
Cordley
G. R. Vaughn
Schwegler
Milton Allen
Hillcrest
R. Edwin Browne
PTA Council
Frank Hoecker
Remembrance of Faith Through Lois Eunice and Timothy
A devotional verse recalls unfeigned faith passed from Lois to Eunice to Timothy and prays for divine closeness in family spiritual heritage through Jesus Christ.
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Lois
Eunice
Timothy
God
Jesus Christ
Youth Is Bad Basis for Cult A Editorial View
A Washington editors’ convention presentation argues youth is overemphasized and misled by overprotective parenting. It contends youth lack experience, recognize misdirected values, and warns against forming a cult around adolescence. It cites Smothers Brothers and Dylan while urging balanced development.
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Tom Smothers
Tom
U.S.A
Keats
Endymion
Gaps Within Gaps Noted Over 30 Lingo Outdated
Washington observers report generation gaps nesting within larger gaps as youths challenge older generations. A spectrum of teens from 13 to 19 describes aims from education reform to antiwar stances, while younger pupils critique older siblings and even younger children echo tensions, revealing a broad, escalating miscommunication across ages.
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Gra
A Midsummer Night's Dream Presented at University Theatre
Benjamin Britten's opera was performed for the third time at the University Theatre with Jean Barnes Vigil singing Titania this week. The show moved with faster tempo, more sparkle, and drew brighter audience laughter and applause. Saturday night offers the final performance.
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Benjamin Britten
University Theatre
Jean Barnes
Vigil
Naftzger
Titania
Hunger Must Be Fed Now In America
A demand for immediate federal action to feed the hungry in the United States. The piece cites over 10 million chronically hungry people, critiques current programs Commodity Distribution Food Stamp and school lunch, and argues food stamps be expanded and more accessible nationwide. It urges media outreach and post office sales, with a proposed one billion dollar cost increase to ensure universal food access.
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America
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Committees
Congress
Tax reform move aims to cut property taxes in Kansas
Letters Editor argues rising local government costs and property taxes stem from inflation and policy choices. He cites 1965 tax shifts, Docking administration surpluses, and proposes a gasoline tax funding highways and schools with significant regional totals and projected mill impacts.
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Kansas
Robert Docking
Docking
Jefferson County
Douglas County
Leavenworth County
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