Lawrence Journal World May 11 1967 front page
The Lawrence Journal World daily edition notes staff and publication details with editors Dolph Simons Jr and Tack Zimmerman. It reports standard subscription rates for local and mail delivery and identifies staff roles including news and advertising.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Vice Press
Bill May
Tack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Schoeller
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
The
Associated Press
Great Group of Youth Deserves Fair View
Public attention to beatniks distorts youth images. Most American youths are responsible, tidy, and ambitious toward respect. Changes in youth attitudes are largely positive, and the majority deserve pride from older generations despite the scroungy minority.
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America
Grandfather
U N Criticisms and Debts Highlight Peacekeeping Flaws
The piece notes Gen. Carl von Horn’s critique of UN peacekeeping in Soldiers for Peace, citing civilian interference, weak support services, bias in Yemen, and lack of trained coordinators. It also discusses UN debt issues with the Soviet Union and France, and the United States’ share of peacekeeping costs.
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United Nations
U. N
Carl von Horn
Sweden
von Horn
General Services
Yemen
New York
Thant and US at UN over burden of dues
The article questions why Thant does not speak out about members who do not carry their share of UN load. It notes repeated U S showdowns at the UN, with other nations like Russia and France enjoying UN benefits while not paying dues. It argues the U S is tired of being the "nice guy" losing out at UN sessions in New York.
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Vietnam
Thant
U. S
U. N
Sam
Russia
France
U.S
New York
Democratic Party
Johnson
Businessmen In Transition From Worker To Executive Training
New York reports a shift in corporate culture as underachieving middle executives are placed in special programs. Companies fund on the job supervision, off site courses, and campus training to polish leadership. Managers blame themselves for training gaps while expanding programs reshape career paths.
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New York
Le compton High School honors list noted
In 1957 eight graduates received honors at Le compton High School with 61 students elected to honor societies. John Zoellner Vera Stough Walter Ashcraft and Robert Billings named to various societies. Prince Ranier of Monaco was invited to judge the Jayhawkers Queen.
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Lecompton High School
John Zoellner
Tonganoxie
Sachem
Vera Stough
Lawrence
Mortar Board
Owl Society
Walter Ashcraft
Ashland
Robert Billings
Russell
Prince Ranier
Monaco
Jayhawkers Magazine
Today’s Bible Message on Wrath and Forgiveness
A devotional note cites Ephesians 4 26 urging harmony in family life. It asks for grace to speak gently and to seek and grant forgiveness, ending with an Amen.
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Jesus Christ
Postmortem on the New York World Journal Tribune
The piece argues unions killed the World Journal Tribune by demanding costly severance terms and adding massive deficits. It calls for reform of labor law to allow direct management bargaining and cost-saving automation, noting unemployment and loss of a major New York afternoon paper.
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New York World Journal Tribune
New York Daily News
World Journal Tribune
Amalgamated
Letters Editor criticizes stance on foreign student housing concerns
Mr and Mrs Colver of Lawrence protest a column calling for investigation of foreign student housing. They argue education and openness to international students shape democracy and warn against a harsh “like it or lump it” attitude toward housing conditions and rents.
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Otto Fischer
Minneapolis
Minn
George G. McCoy
Deane Malott
Laurence Woodruff
Richard Koopman
W. P. Hessler
C. J. Posey
University Womens Club
H. B. Asher
Social Service League
Red Cross
Lawrence House
Vermont
Language of Women Science Paradox
Hal Boyle humorously notes science may never unlock the language of women and explains why men misinterpret wives. He jokes that women use language to conceal what is on their minds, revealing truths only when temper flares. The piece lampoons marital communication and concluded that husbands never fully grasp never and always.
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New York
Buster
Rhine consensus fuels German Grand Coalition
Bonn observers describe the CDU SPD Grand Coalition as a stabilizing force in postwar Germany. The pact calms nerves amid recession, shifts foreign policy toward detente, and strengthens Kiesinger's chancellorship prospects for 1969. Brandt remains a rehabilitated but uncertain challenger.
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Bonn
Germany
Christian Democrats
Social Democrats
Europe
Bundestag
Rhine
Christian Democratic Bundestag
Social Democratic
Willy Brandt
East Germany
Christian Democratic Union
Latest Party Report Sparks GOP War Policy Debate
Washington observers describe a Republican policy report on Vietnam that critiqued Democratic handling yet drew more Republican criticism than Democratic celebration. The Uniform stance shows many GOP members backing Johnson while a minority questions the party’s opposition role and discipline.
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GOP
Washington
Vietnam
Johnson
Republican Policy Committee
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
W. C. Simons
U.N
Soviet Union
Congo
U Thant
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
R.I.P
William Buckley JR
New York Times
Daily News
New York City
Journal-World
Charles M. Colver
Hal Boyle
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Free Democratic Party
Karl Schiller
Konrad Adenauer
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Kiesinger
Christian Democratic
Franz Josef Strauss
Brandt
Art Buchwald
Sen
Everett Dirksen
President Johnson
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