Lawrence Daily Journal World Publication Details
Lawrence Daily Journal World published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Street Lawrence Kansas editor W C Simons. Subscription rates listed: by carrier 3. per month or 20.74 per year bundled. by mail in local counties 10 per year. elsewhere 15 per year. Second class postage paid at Lawrence Kansas.
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The War Fuse in the Middle East Grows Tense Again
Observers warn the Middle East clash between Israelis and Arabs may draw in the United States and Russia. The risk of direct U S Russian confrontation could spark a wider conflict as both sides haggle and refuse concessions. The experts say the danger is graver than in years.
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Middle East
U.S
Musicians Shine At Lawrences Art in the Park Festival
The annual Law rence Art in the Park festival features standout performances from Ken Bloomquist and a diverse lineup. Lawrence Chamber Music Ensemble Hal Tamblyn and others provide unified, engaging music after minimal rehearsal, drawing musicians from miles around to enrich the community event.
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Lawrence
Ken Bloomquist
Topeka
Lawrence Chamber Music
Hal Tamblyn
Lawrence Sweet Adelines
Kenneth Blair
Lawrence Boys Choir
David Bezona
Jazz Workshop
Richard Wright
Mike Shurtz
Bruce Roberts
Manned Eagles Still Key in U S Intelligence Roles
The piece notes three main methods of U S military intelligence: unmanned drones and SR-71 flights, spy satellites, and manned ships and planes such as the EC-121 and Pueblo. It cites North Korea actions, including the Pueblo capture and EC-121 loss, challenging reliance on unmanned methods.
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North Korea
Ted Sell
Los Angeles Times
Washington Bureau
U.S
Air Force
Central Intelligence Agency
China
North Vietnam
Pentagon
Pueblo
Nixon backs manned intelligence missions amid North Korea risk
Intelligence leaders value material from manned sorties and Nixon has publicly defended such missions as essential, especially concerning belligerent North Korea. He notes improved protection but says no substitute exists for human intelligence pilots, suggesting further incidents remain possible.
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Nixon
North Korea
Fund Letter Stock Sparks Split Industry Debate
The mutual fund sector divides over letter stock a discount instrument for private purchases that limits resale. Industry officials warn it challenges disclosure rules while offering high potential gains as shown by Mates Investment Fund which bought Omega Equities letter stock at 3.25 a share while Omega’s common traded north of 33.
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New York
Investment Company Institute
Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington
Mates Investment Fund
Mates
Omega Equities Corp
Old Home Town Highlights From 1959 and 1944
Historical notes recount the 1869 founding of a school with a $500 bond, first teachers M A Hopkins and Ellen Lockwood, 1934 rebuild, and early four lane highway planning on Iowa Street. Cheerleaders listed for Central Junior High include Gwen Stuart and others.
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New York School
M. A. Hopkins
Ellen Lockwood
Iowa Street
Central Junior High School
Gwen Stuart
Carol Eller
Jill Kleinberg
Martha Lanning
Patty McGrew
Clarice Richardson
The
Home Aid Society
R. M. Junkins
James Belshe
Fred Harris
R. L. Anderson
Bobbie Morris
Ralph
Bobbie
Haskell
Bible verse prayer reflection from Joshua 24 15
The message centers on choosing whom to serve with a family centered devotion. It asks for awareness of God's Word and presence through family, urges love and forgiveness, and seeks the spirit of the Master for all.
AAUP dispute over Vietnam withdrawal stance clarified
Letters from readers challenge a Kansas City Star front page claim that the AAUP meeting called for U S withdrawal from Vietnam. The writer states the 55th Annual Meeting approved two sentences urging end to the war and reexamine national priorities, not a withdrawal directive.
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Kansas City Star
American Association of University Professors
Minneapolis
United States
South Vietnam
Committee On
The
Star
Committee On Resolutions
AAUP
Clark Clifford
George Aiken
U.S
Vietnam
America
Clifford Griffin
W. D. Paden
Gore on ABM by Albert Gore and open security debates
An hour with Sen. Gore discusses anti ABM arguments, secrecy breaches, and how open information versus security concerns shape Senate views. The piece notes tension over transparency, mentions Nixon remarks, and urges hearing named scientists to inform the committee on ABM policy.
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Albert Gore
Senate
Subcommittee On
Sen. Gore
Nixon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tonkin Bay
Laird
National Security Council
Sen
Gore
Fulbright
Johnson
Thomas Dodd
Connecticut
Edward Teller
Eugene Wigner
Princeton
Harold Agnew
Los Alamos
Alvin Weinberg
Oak Ridge
John Wheeler
Freeman _ Dyson
Richard Latter
Rand
Willard Libby
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Albert Wohlstetter
Darwin on gender differences in mental powers
The excerpt cites Darwin and Mungo Park to claim women are more benevolent and less selfish than men. It argues maternal instinct drives kindness to infants and suggests women may extend this benevolence to others, while men are driven by competition and ambition, often turning selfish.
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Mungo Park
Twain Quote on Truth and Economy
A witty attribution quotes Mark Twain observing that truth is the most valuable asset and urges economy with words. The remark underscores caution in speech and value of honesty.
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Mark, Twain
Tax Reform Strain Highlights Bipartisan Tensions in Congress
The House Ways and Means Committee opened tax reform talks with Mills and Byrnes clashing over foundation tax exemptions and invited talks from Ford Foundation head Bundy. Debate hints at broader reform risk as resistance from steel and railroad lobbies amid Nixon’s investment credit repeal looms. Also notes State Department snub in Vietnam peace outreach and administration policy sharing difficulties.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
John Byrnes
Wisconsin
Mills
Byrnes
Congress
Kellogg Co
Battle Creek
Mich
McGeorge Bundy
Ford Foundation
Committee Behind Closed
Bundy
Nixon
Investment Credit
Senate
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Vietnam
Business Executives Move For
State Department
Manhattan
J. Sinclair Armstrong
Securities and Exchange Commission
Navy
Eisenhower
Rogers
Armstrong
Elliot Richardson
Marshall Green
Defense Department
Pentagon
Henry Niles
Baltimore Insurance
Businessmen’s Group
White House
National Security Council
Dean Moor
Niles
Does cancer metastasis mean cancer reappears after removal
The doctor explains that removing a cancer can cure if all cancer cells are eliminated. early detection is crucial because cancer grows from a single point to invade nearby tissue and eventually can metastasize through lymph or other systems to distant sites.
University of Kansas Concert Choir Performs 18th to 20th Century Works
Kenneth Smith reviews a Sunday recital in Swarthout Recital Hall by the KU School of Fine Arts Concert Choir directed by Jess Rose with Anastasia Medill on piano Candus Hedberg oboe singers Kitt Kahler Linda Martin Frances Plotz. The program opened with Vivaldi Gloria and featured Cecil Effinger Four Pastorales Walter Skolnick The Ahkond of Swat William Davis Acquainted with the Night and Randall Thompson The Best of Rooms. Diction, unified choral tone, and Hedberg oboe received praise. some seating quirks affected precision and one piece felt tacky.
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Swarthout Recital Hall
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Jess Rose
Anastasia Medill
Candus Hedberg
Kitt Kahler
Linda Martin
Frances Plotz
Randall Thompson
Cecil Effinger
Walter Skolnick
Babe Ruth
William Davis
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