Lawrence Journal World Masthead and pricing notice
The document lists the Lawrence Daily Journal-World staff and roles including Dolph C. Simon? Stuart Parsons and Bill Mayer as President and Editor with other officers. It shows publication details, offices at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, and subscription rates by carrier and mail for Douglas and adjoining counties and elsewhere in the United States.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simon Stuait Parsons Bill Mayer
Iuitor Tiarv
Ecesscenesees Etiescesteneeseees
Irnest Pontius Yee
Luc Eller
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Judge Gray Recuses Self in Mumford Assault Case
District Judge Frank Gray disqualified himself from ruling on the final disposition of Danny Mumford’s assault case after his home was damaged and his family harassed. The move to request a judge pro tem was to ensure a fair and impartial decision amid possible claims of leniency or retaliation.
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Frank Gray
Danny Mumford
Gray
Mumford
The Duped Youth and the Rise of Conspiracy Talk
The piece discusses campus disorders shifting from perceived liberal excess to fears of organized agitation. FBI Director Hoover and Attorney General Mitchell cite a small core of militants linking Students for a Democratic Society to the Communist Party, U.S.A., warning youths to avoid manipulation.
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U.S
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
John Mitchell
Justice Department
Students For A Democratic Society
Communist Party
U.S.A
Right to Lie Era Reopened Under Nixon Aide Henkin
Ex-newspaperman Herbert Klein joins Nixon administration pledging to close the Credibility Gap and curb government news management. Critics flag Henkin as continuing Arthur Sylvester’s approach with monitors and increased military staff in Pentagon public affairs, raising concerns about civilian control and press freedom.
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Richard Nixon
Herbert Klein
Klein
Washington
Daniel Z. Henkin
Defense
Henkin
Arthur Sylvester
Sylvester
Pentagon
American Federation of Government
Nixon era staff expands to fifty nine with civilians
The total staff grows from 26 to 59 including 20 civilians. Mr Klein and President Nixon face a heavy task to reduce news management and end the policy of previous administrations claiming a government right to lie.
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Klein
Nixon
Three Day Weekend Trend Gains Momentum Across Firms
New York AP reports the US economy edges toward a three day weekend as firms adopt four day weeks or shortened Fridays. Reader's Digest begins a four day May month for 2800 workers. McDonald’s lets office staff leave at 1 pm Fridays. Bank of New York pilots a noon to 9:45 pm schedule. an electrical union local cites a five hour day for 10 000 construction workers. NAM official Phyllis Moerhle forecasts longer vacations and earlier retirement. experts see possible four day week within ten years and shorter days before the three day weekend becomes common.
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New York
Reader's Digest
DeWitt Wallace
Pleasantville
N.Y
McDonald’s
Chicago
McDonald's
Fred L. Turner
Turner
Bank of New York
Fiduciary Data Control Section
Edward Cleary
New York City
Electrical Union
Cleary
Phyllis Moerhle
National Association of Manufacturers
Old Home Town 1959 AAUW Homes Tour Highlights Local Notables
The 1959 AAUW Homes Tour showcased homes of George Allen, Raymond Cerf, Donald Phelps, Jack Richards, and Percy Waltho. Bill Dryer of Great Bend and KU examined Bill Nieder shot put stills. Nieder, Big Eight all time champ and 1956 Olympic silver medalist, sits high on the Jayhawker list. Devore Thompson of Haskell won 50 dollars for naming the land Haskell donated, choosing "Broken Arrow Park" as the peace between Indians and Whites.
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AAUW
George Allen
Raymond Cerf
Donald Phelps
Jack Richards
Percy Waltho
Bill Dryer
Great Bend
Bill Nieder
Nieder
Dryer
Devore Thompson
Haskell
Broken Arrow Park
Robert Johnson
Lawton
Okla
Eddie Rickenbacker
Johnson
Baldwin
Pioneer Cemetery
Today's Bible Message Prayer Reflection
The piece presents a verse from Jeremiah 31 3 about everlasting love and a prayer thanking God for forgiving love. It asks readers to accept forgiveness in faith and strive to live according to God's will.
Lindsay at Yale Shows Regulated Reflexes and Harsh Incoherence
A critique of John Lindsay as he seeks re nomination in New York and mingles with Yale students. The piece argues his thinking is muddled and evasive, exposing weak discipline and inappropriate remarks that fail to persuade or engage civic society.
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John Lindsay
New York
Ronald Reagan
Yale University
Lindsay
New York City
Tolstoy
Dr. Thosteson
M.D
Busy Professors Schedule Confrontations Over Hemingway Note
Wimbledon English professor Prof. Voicks juggles numerous student confrontations and campus meetings while discussing a Hemingway biography. An incident ends with a note from the New Left Antidefamation League and a plan to resume class next week.
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Harvey Yoicks
Wimbledon
Bitter U
Ernest Hemingway
Voicks
New Left Antidefamation League
Dog Ordinance Dilemma Sparks City Debate
A letter questions city dog leash rules and enforcement in Lawrence. The writer complains dogs on nearby properties are allowed to roam, disturbing gardens and children, while leash laws require obedience and enforcement seems inconsistent.
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Lawrence
Lindsay faces GOP split in bid for renomination
Mayor John V. Lindsay confronts a Republican rift as Brooklyn leaders oppose him and veterans divisions deepen. He remains likely to win the nomination due to vote-getting skill and a split opposition between John Marchi and Vito Battista, while his broader appeal to disillusioned voters stalls amid internal party feuding.
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Lindsay
New York
Price
Bronx
Queens
Brooklyn
Barry Goldwater
John V. Lindsay
John Marchi
Vito Battista
Marchi
Battista
City Hall
Boosting Confidence to Overcome Stuttering at Any Age
Dr. Smiley Blanton notes stuttering is often emotional, not physical, linked to insecurity and anxiety. Build self confidence, pause before speaking, and use speech therapists in schools to reduce costs. most youngsters outgrow it by adulthood.
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Dr. Blanton
Stutler
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