Lawrence Journal-World Masthead Snapshot
The Lawrence Journal-World list shows Dolph C. Simo Stevis Parson Bill Mayir Daryl Halt and Ernest Ponti Lhoeller with roles President Editor Vice President Publisher Assistant Publisher Managing Editor and advertising director in a partial masthead snippet.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simo Stevis Parson
Bill Mayir
Daryl Halt
Ernest Pontilhoeller
Wee News
Aretate Controle
Lawrence Daily World Preview May 14 1969 Line at Sixth and New Hampshire
The Lawrence daily paper founded in 1854 by W C Simons continues under The World Company with editions at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. May 14 1969 is listed as a Wednesday evening issue with carrier and mail subscription rates noted for Douglas and nearby counties and national delivery.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Anaff
United States
Don’t vote for a black man or a white man
A Fayette Mississippi campaign sign on Negro leader Charles Evers’s car proclaims Don’t vote for a black man, or a white man, just a good man. The piece frames the candidate as a good man beyond race, reflecting American ideals.
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Charles Evers
Fayette
Miss
Evers
America
Inflation in Politics and Industry Warns of Ruin
The piece argues that wage and salary increases by government leaders and GM executives fuel inflation and harm the nation. It calls for cutting production costs and restraining price rises to prevent financial deterioration and potential bankruptcy.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Detroit
Walter Reuther
General Motors
GM Board
United States
Nixon proposes lottery draft plan to replace current system
President Nixon asks Congress to adopt a random lottery for the draft. The plan would call 19 year olds first and limit exposure to one year, aiming to reduce disruption of young lives and ease campus protests amid the Vietnam era.
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Nixon
Congress
U.S
Dis
Nixon lottery plan seen as step toward calm policy
The text argues that resolving tensions reducing violence could be aided by Nixon's lottery proposal. It suggests the plan may influence congressional action, with earlier reform of the system benefiting all and timelier changes likely.
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Nixon
Congress
The Corvair Death Reflects Auto Industry Pressure
The article argues GM faced consumer and government pressure as it laid out anti monopoly positions while the Corvair, a small car born to meet demand, faltered amid safety fears. It suggests Detroit’s hesitation to compete in the low profit small-car market helped foreign brands gain ground.
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New York
Detroit
General Motors
Germany
Sweden
Britain
Italy
France
Japan
KU Phi Gams Win National Social Service Trophy
The KU Phi Gams won the national social service trophy for the second consecutive year, the first chapter to do so. They donated all proceeds to the Blood Bank, organized others, held entertainments for underprivileged or handicapped children, and funded a Greek war orphan’s schooling.
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KU Phi Gams
National Social Service
James Haller
George Spears
Lawrence
Red Cross
W. J. Vincent
D. H. Buster Chemical Co
Kansas City
Algiers
Gen. DeGaulle
Committee For National Liberation
French Republic
Lord Jesus Emphasizes Joy in Giving
The message cites Jesus saying happiness lies more in giving than in receiving and prays for servants of Christ to be raised worldwide. Believers are urged to show love to all people for Jesus' sake.
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Jesus
Acts
Jesus Christ
Indian art dealer Read preserves Native crafts in Kansas home store
Lathrop B. Read Jr. of Lawrence turns a family trading legacy into a full time effort in Indian antiques. He explains beadwork, pottery, and weaving across tribes from the Great Lakes to the Southwest. Read notes no two pieces are alike and describes kachina dolls and Navajo rugs as prime examples of enduring artistry.
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Lathrop B. Read Jr
Lawrence
Journal-World
Jane Lee
Kaw River
Read
Tenn
U.S
Massachusetts Street
Quantrill
Fort Defiance
Ariz
France
Patton
Saxony
Southwest
Great Lakes
Maria
San Defenso
Sant Defonso
Santa Clara
Quebec
Green Bay
Wis
Physical Education Program in School District 497 Explored
The district explains an all grades program Kindergarten through sixth with planned activities emphasizing overall development, not mere fitness. Teachers and an Elementary Physical Education Consultant deliver demonstration teaching, lesson planning, and workshops to ensure inclusive participation and time allocations of about 30 minutes per session.
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Kansas
Florida Finally Okays Suffrage Amendment
In Tallahassee Florida the Senate approved a resolution endorsing the 19th Amendment by a 42 to 0 vote. The House followed with unanimous approval though the state had not previously expressed support. The amendment took effect after two thirds of states ratified it.
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Tallahasise
Fla
Florida
Senate
House
Persichetti leads KU symposium of contemporary American music
The 1st Annual Symposium of Contemporary American Music at KU closed with Vincent Persichetti and the KU Symphony Orchestra delivering a acclaimed program. George Lawner conducted four pieces by colleagues and Persichetti, including The Hollow Men and Liturgical. The event also highlighted Charles Hoag, Edward Mattila, and John Pozdro, with praise for the performers, conductor, and symposium leadership.
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Vincent Persichetti
KU Symphony Orchestra
George Lawner
Persichetti
Charles Hoag
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Chicago
Davenport
Edward Mattila
Lance Fritter
Fritter
John Pozdro
Pozdro
Rochester
Washington
Kansas City
Lawner
Mr. Persichetti
St. Louis Symphony
School of Fine Arts
Stanley Shumway
Big Names Listed In Landon Series
Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey and Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren are set as Alf Landon lecturers at Kansas State University for 1969 70. Others include Interior Secretary Walter Hickel, Senator Edward Brooke, and Chester Bowles. No dates confirmed yet, per William Boyer, London Lectures Committee chair. The series honors former Kansas governor Alf Landon.
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Manhattan
Kan
Hubert Humphrey
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Alf M. Landon
Kansas State University
London
Secretary of Interior
Walter Hickel
Edward Brooke
Rmass
Chester Bowles
U. S
India
William Boyer
Kansas State
Kansas
Nutrition and school meals to curb tooth decay
Albert W Burgstahler suggests reinforcing noon school meals with calcium phosphorus rich foods as in Weston Price studies to prevent dental caries and possibly improve learning. He cites calcium levels of 1.48 grams and phosphorus 1.28 grams per serving and notes cured decay in six weeks, urging Lawrence schools to test such programs.
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Weston A. Price
D.D.S
Cleveland
Price
United States
Australia
Sweden
Lawrence
Dr. Price
Albert W. Burgstahler
1620
Mass
St. Uyener
Chemistry
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W. C. Simons
Lawrence, Kaw
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Associated Press
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Old Home Town
Massachusetts
Douglas County
PTA
Wilbur Pine
Recreation Board
Steve Hinshaw
George Wetzel
L. H. Frink
Voices In the Arts
Pat Read
By Jesse Milan
Elementary Phys
Irwin Spector
Landon
Oletha Blevins
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