Lawrence Daily Journal World May 11 1968 edition headline
Lawrence Daily Journal World front page notes associate staff and offices. Biographical and contact lines list President and Editor Dolph C Simons Jr Vice President Publisher Bill Mater Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Eller Business Manager Ftabiishad Im 1894 WLC Linens Editor 189 to 198? Published daily except Sunday at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas Telephone numbers provided Subscription rates shown Carrier 83 cents per week or 1 year 28 by mail 11 per year elsewhere in United States May 11 1968 Wednesday Evening header prominent in the issue.
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the World Company
Siath
New Warpshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Adituering
Mali
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Presa Ee
Pepperdine Rejects Million Dollar Gift Over Contingency
Pepperdine College in Los Angeles turned down a one million dollar bequest tied to awarding an honorary degree to Dan Smoot. President M Norvel Young said academic merit, not contingencies, justifies honors, and gifts should not buy titles. The school emphasized integrity over money and praised merit-based awards.
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Pepperdine College
Los Angeles
D. B. Lewis
Dan Smoot
Pepperdine
M. Norvel Young
Kansas University
Bepperdine
Canadian study warns of growing totalitarian outlook among youth
University of Alberta sociologist Dr. C W Hobart reports that over half of surveyed American students doubt others can decide right from wrong and many favor censorship, police searches without warrants, or limiting free speech. He cautions against assuming youth views mirror past warnings and urges broader surveys.
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C. W. Hobart
University of Alberta
Robart
Spending Rises For Elderly As Medicare Looms
A wave of higher spending by seniors is boosting the economy ahead of Medicare start. Merchants in areas with many over-65 residents report more purchases even before July 1. Employers adjust pension and health plans to cover Medicare gaps.
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New York
Shifting Views and Totalitarian Tendencies Across Generations
The text argues that growing experience reduces simplistic totalitarian views. It notes many today may have been totalitarian in youth, and predicts changes over 19 to 20 years as age and maturity shape beliefs. It urges calm, citing personal decades of evolving outlook as proof.
Legacy Album Highlights Lawrence Past Moments
A nostalgic recap lists notable events from 1956 1941 and 1926 in Lawrence. Highlights include the AAUW Beautiful Home Tour featuring Mr and Mrs Jim Owens new hospital entrance at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and a renovated reception area. Pinckney School sixth graders’ camping trip near Tonganoxie State Lake. Esther Leigh’s presidency of the Business and Professional Women of Lawrence. Phi Delta Theta tri chapter party at Eck's Hall and the Ridenour Baker Grocery Co. anniversary milestone.
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Jim Owens
AAUW
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Pinckney School
Tonganoxie State Lake
Esther Leigh
Hazel Anderson
Lawrence
E. F. Huddleston
Kennedy
Huddleston
Phi Delta Theta
Manhattan
Washburn
Eck's Hall
Bible Message and Prayer Invocation from Ames
A devotional note quotes Joshua 1 8 on meditating on scripture and asks for daily Bible guidance. The Ames message seeks divine help to read and apply the Word as life guidance through Jesus Christ.
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Jesus Christ
Life begins at 40 myth debunked by Jack Zimmerman
Tribune columnist Jack Zimmerman jokes about turning 40 four days ago and finds no sudden change in life. He recalls a riotous forty years of fun and argues age brings no automatic wisdom or world saving obligation. He would prefer to be 40 at 20 for more time to enjoy life’s abandon.
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Jack
Jack Benny
Deflating Credit Controls Faces Mixed Economist Views
Private letters from leading economists to Rep. Widnall challenge a Democratic plan granting President Johnson standby power to curb consumer credit costs. Most responders oppose broad authority, citing potential distortions, while a lone academic favors the idea with cautions. The debate hinges on inflation, not tax policy, and centers on the Defense Production Act amendment.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Johnson
William Widnall
New Jersey
Walter Heller
Raymond J. Saulnier
Kennedy- Johnson
Eisenhower Council of Economic Advisers
CEA
Mr. Johnson
Henry Reuss
Wisconsin
Superintendent Named For Chicago Public Schools
James F. Redmond, who has held education posts in Kansas City, New Orleans and Syosset, N.Y., has been chosen to run Chicago public schools. The Board of Education confirmed the unanimous selection to succeed Benjamin C. Willis, who will retire in December at age 65.
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Chicago
James F. Redmond
Kansas City
New Orleans
Syosset
N.Y
Frank M. Whiston
Board of Education
Redmond
Benjamin C. Willis
Willis
Inward goiter and psoriasis advice from Dr Molner
Inward goiter may require surgical removal with brief disability and good relief. Quinidine is used for certain heart rhythm disorders with doctor-determined dosage. Psoriasis has no sure cure. treatment is topical oils to soften skin and relieve itching, with seasonal variation favoring summer sun.
Lyons Den and Theatre Deals Spotlight in NY Sixties Scene
Hal Prince plans Moscow trip after visiting Merrick at Sardi's. Ted Kupferman votes with Democrats on a vice president debate, joking about curtains. Joe Levine buys Monet painting for 100000 and muses about buying the original. Hubert Humphrey speaks 15 minutes at Four Seasons raising over 150000 from 72 guests. Lincoln School to host a charity auction offering diverse services including free surgery and home concerts.
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the Voice
Rep
Ted Kupferman
R-N.y
Marion Javits
Hubert Humphrey
President's Club
The CIA Secret Cover Exposed by Agriculture Secretaries
Art Buchwald argues that the CIA is a public relations cover for the true central intelligence arm the Department of Agriculture. He claims Langley, U S and the espionage network exist to shield agricultural operations and subsidies from scrutiny, citing Estes and Bay of Pigs as misdirections.
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Washington
CIA
Secret Service
Esquire
New York Times
Baltimore
Angola
Mozambique
Walp
Central Intelligence Agency
Department of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Secretary of Agriculture
Department
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
United States
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