Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details
The Lawrence Journal World issue lists staff positions led by Daryl Hall and Ernest Pont with Leo Eller and Nolph Simons among editors and accountants. It notes publication details for 1969 including daily delivery, billing rates, and circulation acknowledgments.
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Vice Press
Daryl Hall
News
Ernest Pont
Leo Eller
Nolph Simons
Nolph C
Simons JR
Stevie Parsons
Bild
Mayer
Time for Help Lawrence rally for KU Progress drive
A two week campaign in Lawrence backs the Kansas University Program for Progress. With $18.6 million goal set in 1966 and about $15 million raised, locals and University employees have already contributed over $550000. The drive supports Student Aid Faculty Development and campus resources.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Kansas City Medical School
Franklin Murphy
Trans-Mississippi West
Leadership Sidney Hook Defends Academic Freedom Amid Campus Protests
Sidney Hook, professor emeritus of philosophy and former NYU department head, warns that campus protests threaten academic freedom. He argues that once teachers are deemed competent, their conclusions must not be vetoed by students of any group, warning of a move toward politicalized universities if faculties do not act.
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Sidney Hook
New York University
America
Dr. Hook
Hook
American University
Education shows politics trumping study says Dr Hook
Dr Hook argues many Asian and South American universities have become politicized, with administrators yielding to threats. He cites Berkeley and Columbia as examples where faculty appeasement failed to curb student lawlessness. He warns capitulation buys peace only to invite further demands.
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Asia
South America
Hook
University of California At Berkeley
Sproul Hall
Columbia
Cornell
Income Kicker Spurs Debate Among Real Estate Lenders
Inflation drives lenders to seek profits tied to rents and property value as mortgage terms evolve. Life insurers like John Hancock and Metropolitan push for future income shares, partial building ownership, and net income portions, amid rising rates and uncertain returns.
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New York
John Hancock
Metropolitan
VFW builds Green's Lake pavillion and district leaders named
Old Home Town recalls a 1959 VFW concrete dance pavilion at Green's Lake serving as headquarters led by G A Harding Roy Laughlin Leroy Acridge and Ora Hess. It also notes the start of horse drawn ice cream wagons by Paul Mott and Cotton Goff in Lawrence, the first since 1924.
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VFW
Green’s Lake
G. A. Harding
Roy Laughlin
Leroy Acridge
Ora Hess
Paul Mott
Cotton Goff
Lawrence
Goff
Thomas Stamm
Kenneth Spencer
Jayhawk Ordnance Works
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Midway Coal Mining Co
Defense
Warsages
D. A. Little
Quincy
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
The note quotes Matthew 6 32 reminding readers that God knows our needs and prays for acceptance of life as it comes. A devotional prayer asks for humility self awareness and the wisdom to use life and gifts well for Christ’s sake.
Student critiques spark campus debate on freedom and duty
A letter from Keith D. Gilson in Lawrence argues that student protests expose faculty neglect of teaching, with concerns about university freedom and oversight. He warns that administrative failures threaten order and the future of education, urging public action and support for ROTC and law officials.
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ROTC
Douglas County
Pearl Harbor
Keith D. Gilson
Lawrence
Demands for campus duty clash with SDS protests
Kerry Reed cites student body ideals while urging KU students to clean up after a fraternity and curb disturbances near Memorial Stadium. He weighs SDS actions at the ROTC review and argues for balanced rights, nonviolence, and law adherence amid the university clash over dissent.
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Ervin Steele
Lawrence
Memorial Stadium
SDS
Sdsers
Vietnam
Students For A Democratic Society
Chicago
Kerry Reed
Evanston
Ill
Symposium Highlights American Music Works at KU
The 1st annual Symposium of Contemporary American Music at the University of Kansas showcased Vincent Persichetti in a morning talk and questions. Afternoon Concert of Student Compositions featured Seyfrit Molina Barnes and Davis. Evening programs by Chamber Choir and Wind Ensemble included Persichetti Pozdro Barnes. Pozdro's That Go Down to the Sea in Ships noted for organ and vocal interplay. The program closed with Barnes Rhapsodic Essay and Persichetti Symphony for Band, praised for its craft and vitality.
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University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Vincent Persichetti
Swarthout
Michael Seyfrit
Antonio Molina
James Barnes
William Davis
John Pozdro
James Ralston
Stephen Charpie
University Theater
Barnes
Candus Hedberg
Bloomquist
Persichetti
SDS Off Campus Revolt Ends in Store Embrace
Barney Longstreet an SDS leader infiltrates Flipper's Department Store as a trainee rises to floor manager and then executive vice president after pushing reform demands. The off campus revolt fails to spark a broader movement as profits rise and he accepts a new Westchester store post.
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Amherst
South Vietnam
de Gaulle
House of Commons
SDS
Barney Longstreet
Barney
Che Guevara
Mao Tse-tung
Flipper
Flipper’s
Longstreet
First Avenue
Reading Marcuse
Long Island
Westhampton
Westchester County
Students For A Democratic Society
Folklore Charm Meanders Through Friday and Egg Shells
A collection of superstitions warns that Friday nail cutting brings sorrow and that broken eggshells deter witches who travel in eggshells. It also notes luck linked to February 29 and a quirky remedy where a fishbone in the throat is freed by pulling the big toe.
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Associated Press
John Cunniff
James Latta
Associated Mortgage Cos., Inc
Old Home Town
John Coyne Jr
Berkeley
Ernest van den Haag
Abraham Lincoln
Journal-World
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Walt Whitman
Art Buchwald
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