Lawrence Journal World masthead and rates
Lawrence Daily Journal World publishes daily except Sunday with staff roles listed. Rates shown: by carrier $2.05 monthly, $24.60 yearly. mail Douglas and nearby counties $12.42 yearly. other Kansas counties $16.56 yearly. elsewhere in U S $20 per year.
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Hoover legacy and looming FBI director transition
The piece reflects on J. Edgar Hoover's 48 year tenure as FBI director, praising leadership while noting criticism and the will for a strong, integrity driven successor. It also discusses civil defense tornado shelter plans, urging use of existing public buildings for emergency protection and cooperative action among KU, the city, the county, and School District 497.
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Hoover
U.S
FBI
Nixon
United States
Chuck Belote
Douglas County
Kansas University
Lawrence
Civil Defense Agency
Wall Street Faces New Profit Rule On Sales Growth
Wall Street discovers that phase two profit guidelines limit margins to the average of the best two of the past three years and require price rollbacks or rebates if exceeded. Many firms filed late or ignored the rules, prompting C. Jackson Grayson to say earnings must come from selling more, not raising prices.
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New York
Wall Street
C. Jackson Grayson
Price Commission
Grayson
Pain Killer FTC Probes Major Drug Makers
The Federal Trade Commission charged three leading over the counter pain reliever makers with false and misleading ads claiming unique benefits. It argues any major analgesic is similar and that aspirin is the main ingredient, aligning with Mayo Clinic findings that aspirin is a mild analgesic of choice over some prescription drugs.
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Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Mayo
Vitamin A discoverer recalls fear of city folks at KU fete
Dr. Elmer V. McColum, Johns Hopkins biochemistry professor emeritus and KU alumnus, reflected on leaving the farm for school during the annual KU Chemistry Department student awards fete while noting his city fear. The report also mentions the Lowell Lee Andrews case appeal and other 1962 items.
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Kansas University
Lawrence High
Elmer V. McColum
Johns Hopkins University
KU Chemistry Department
Kansas Supreme Court
Lowell Lee Andrews
Douglas County State Bank
9Th and
Prayer for Forgiveness and Compassion Toward Others
A devout request asks for divine help to overcome bitterness from denying forgiveness. The speaker seeks today’s grant of understanding and compassion toward fellow humans. Amen.
Stroke Lesson From a March Stroke Survivor
A newspaper writer recounts a near fatal stroke on March 16 and a long recovery. He details sudden facial weakness, a high blood pressure crisis, encongraphic results, and a return to work after six weeks. He urges readers to manage weight and blood pressure for longer life and better energy.
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I.Q
Dracula
Call for volunteers and donations to Audio-Reader at KU
The Audio-Reader service at the University of Kansas seeks volunteer readers and financial support for summer coverage. Readers audition and commit to modest weekly hours, with live newspaper readings and taped book segments. Community groups and foundations are urged to assist to benefit hundreds of disabled residents in eastern Kansas and western Missouri.
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Lawrence
Audio-Reader
Kansas
Missouri
Pattee Spencer
Broadcast Hall
University of Kansas, Lawrence
Kan
May 4 Emergency Nationwide Moratorium Day Call
Lawrence Peace Committee promotes May 4 as Emergency Nationwide Moratorium Day against U S involvement in Indochina. A two part Lawrence march from Strong Hall to Central Park ends with a rally at 11:30 a.m. Participants urged to wear black armbands and bring signs. Jo Anne S Wright Lawrence Kansas.
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Ben
Nixon
North
South
Vietnam
Congress
U.S
Indochina
Lawrence
Strong Hall
South Park
Central Park
Political funding at KU mirrors national student government strains
In Gus diZerega's view the KU student government budget near 500000 funds athletics and clubs through clout driven allocations. He argues fees resemble a tax, creating two factions of payers and receivers while reform seems unlikely and the system relies on mutual plunder and political influence to grow.
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University of Kansas
McGovern
Sail Boat Club
Washington, D.C
Washington
Lysander Spooner
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