Exchange of toasts at White House with Gorton
At a White House gathering in May Prime Minister John Grey Gorton and President Nixon exchanged remarks on Pacific power and shared struggles. Nixon stressed U S and Australia unity in the Pacific and the Viet Nam era. Gorton recalled Allied actions in Korea and Vietnam and spoke of resisting tyranny and oppression.
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New War of Nerves By the Muscovites
Washington reports Moscow pressing Yugoslavia with threats aimed at Albania as part of a broader war of nerves since Czechoslovakia. The talk includes alleged Albanian bases and Chinese troops, though analysts deem it psychological pressure to keep Belgrade uneasy and boost defense spending.
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Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details May 19 1969
The Lawrence Journal World lists staff roles and offices including President and Editor Dolph C Simons Jr Vice President Publisher Stuevis Co fea Assistant Publisher Sat ie vail Advertising Director Leo Keller and News Editor Daryl Halt The paper dates back to 1854 with W C Simons as editor from 1891 to 1952 It is published daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with contact numbers and subscription rates provided dated Monday Evening May 19 1969
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Give and Take on Campus Debate and Violence Threats
A Kansas University student writes to the Journal-World urging peaceful channels to retain a preacher in the School of Fine Arts. He notes frustration at failures, contemplates a demonstration, but argues for patience and cooperative dialogue between students and administrators to heal wounds from bad judgment.
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Space feats remind us of American system power
The piece praises Apollo 10 and space work, arguing space programs show the strength of the military industrial system and produce exemplary astronauts. It urges reflection on the link between defense and industry and highlights astronauts as proof of productive outcomes.
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John Glenn
Fine Young Men Honor Valor in Vietnam Pararescue Hero
Steve M. North ern of Hermosa Beach California left cooking to become a pararescueman. After 29 months in Vietnam he earned three Silver Stars five Distinguished Flying Crosses 14 Air Medals and a Purple Heart for saving 51 lives. He is trained as a parachutist scuba diver and medic and is airlifted by helicopter into tight spots to operate.
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Northern pilot with 250 rescues paves path to discharge
The article highlights a U S combat rescue record holder from Northern who has completed over 250 missions. He dislikes his duties and longs to leave service to pursue race car driving, framing his courage within a broader call for leaders to end harmful activities that drain such heroism.
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Young Executives More Willing To Move To Smaller Firms
A Kiernan and Company survey of 492 executives ages 30 to 45 at large firms found 63 percent prefer smaller companies with annual sales of 10 to 50 million over staying with larger peers. The study cites equity potential, faster advancement, and greater decision making as key appeals.
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Bible message and prayer for consecration to others
Today's devotion centers on John 17 19 and a prayer asking God to keep the believer in touch with others needs and to consecrate self to helping them grow in Christ. The prayer asks for recognition of others needs and for service to help them realize their best in Jesus name Amen.
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Lawrence High sixth grade music program earns standing ovation
Letters from Don Sneegas praise Lawrence High School sixth grade music program Friday night for an imaginative performance with a standing ovation. He notes the all grade school instrumental on May 9 was well done and commends the talented music educators and students in Lawrence.
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Housewife Letter Calls for Stopping Dissenters at Universities
A housewife urges patriotic defense of the nation against student dissent and university liberalism. She advocates confronting protesters with law enforcement, dismissing grant receivers, and radical welfare and government cuts, ending with a call to rebuild America as a viable society.
Iodine in orange juice does not stop graying hair
Reader questions about iodine in orange juice for health and hair color are answered. The doctor says only trace iodine from salt seafood and other sources is needed and excess iodine can harm some people.
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O.M.A
The New Left Critique of Militarism and Industry
A reader denounces the new left, condemning the military industrial complex and defense contractors. The piece claims armies are unnecessary under moral rule and urges disbanding armed forces and banning companies tied to defense contracts.
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Honest Putt-Putt Attendant Returns Missing Change
Brad Harsha, LHS Senior, recounts a Friday May 16 incident at Putt-Putt Golf Course where an attendant mistakenly gave $4 more change than due. After noticing the error later, the attendant apologized and reimbursed the four dollars, proving honesty remains in people.
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Stepson shoots man over dog mistreatment in Kansas City
Lin wood Walker aged 47 was shot to death Saturday night by his stepson Willie Benjamin Jacobs 39 who was staying with Walker's mother. Jacobs says the dog leaped on him and he stepped on its hind legs causing it to yelp. Walker accused him of harming the dog and Jacobs fired a .38 revolver.
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Goldberg Says Mistake To Save Jewish Seat
Arthur Goldberg, former Supreme Court justice and U N ambassador, condemns reserving a seat for a Jew on the high court. He states he did not view his appointment as occupying a Jewish seat and argues against racial balance as a reason for appointing someone.
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