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Lawrence Daily Journal World operated by The World Company from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with W C Simons as Monitor and daily except Sunday edition. Subscription rates list carrier monthly and yearly options Douglas county mail and out of state rates.
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Good Planning by Douglas County Board Shapes Future Expansion
The Douglas County board champions long range planning to acquire a large site for future county facilities. Since 1964 successive boards have added seven properties, totaling land bounded by Massachusetts New Hampshire Eleventh and North Park Streets, to nearly double the current courthouse area. The plan continues with more eastern acquisitions and hints at a future fourfold expansion beyond the present grounds.
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New Hampshire
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Lawrence
Lawrence High School
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Broken Arrow Schools
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Endowment Association
Iowa Street
Iowa
Nixon Eight Point Peace Plan Keeps Vietnam Debate Open
Nixon laid out eight points with no new ground but emphasized South Vietnamese self determination and a gradual troop withdrawal. Officials insist the plan is reasonable and generous while signaling cautious optimism despite Hanoi and Viet Cong skepticism.
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Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Bottomless dancing sparks West Coast club clash
An entertainment debate on topless dancers and waitresses in West Coast venues escalates as owners push into bottomless shows to sustain novelty and draw crowds. The dispute highlights clashes over propriety and evolving performance standards.
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Mammary Lane
Obscene Dancer Controversy Prompts Morality Debates
Observers allege nude motion pictures lure customers back while dancers cross lines with lewd gestures and contact. A judge branded bottomless dancing as dirt for money’s sake and patently obscene. Lawmakers seek measures to curb the trend though some doubt moral legislation can succeed. public patrons urged to withhold support unless standards improve.
Industry Seen As Target By SDS Says FBI Official
Federal Bureau of Investigation Assistant Director William C. Sullivan warns that industry could be next target of disruption by the Students for a Democratic Society. SDS literature reportedly outlines work-ins and violence as tactics to pressure government and industry over Vietnam, aiming to broaden ties with workers for future political activity.
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New Left
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Vietnam
U.S
Chamber of Commerce
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Old Home Town Highlights 1959 Journal-World Scholar Named
Larry Heeb named the 1959 Journal-World scholar the tenth recipient for former carrier boys. Marion Peck and Mayme Corcoran honored at retirement dinner by the Jay ank Chapter of the National Secretaries Association. Eleven Lawrence youths chosen for Boys State and nine from Lawrence High School with more from University and Wentworth.
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Kansas Power and Light
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Missouri Valley Company
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Boys State
Louis Noll
Lawrence Morgan
Dick Wagstaff
Jim Black
Jim Selig
Jim Mason
Wayne Pine
Charles Penny
Charles Wagstaff
Lawrence High School
William David Sommerville
University High
Howard Hurwitz
Wentworth Military Academy
F. L. Waldorf
Kansas City
Haskell
J. F. Watts
Hiawatha
Ruth Hagen
Willet Taylor
Douglas County
Daily Bible Message Prayer For Guidance And Strength
Our Father asks for blessing and presence in all actions to overcome defeat and better serve Thee. The prayer seeks Jesus' name and Amen as closing.
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Students Split on Violence on College Campuses
A national College Poll study of 631 students on 100 campuses finds 67 percent oppose violence to bring change, 31 percent support it, and 2 percent undecided. Women and graduates tend toward nonviolence. many see violence by administrators as harmful, while a minority push for continued tactics citing change through disruption.
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Conn
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University of New Hampshire
Lowell Tech
Dickinson
United States
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Columbia
Marist
St. Louis
U. of Chicago
Ladycliff
Washington State
Miami U
Fenway Park
Harvard Square
Greenwich College Research Center
Connecticut
America
Vietnam
Daley
Kennedys
Martin Luther King
Letters Call for Action on Vietnam War and Local Consumer Rights
A set of letters criticizes campus unrest and calls for restraint, citing the Vietnam War deaths and domestic issues. They urge focus on public problems like poverty, racism, and education, and advocate creating a Lawrence Better Business Bureau to protect consumers and improve local businesses.
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Better Business Bureau
Lawrence
BBB
Topeka
Judy Gordon
First Summit at Placentia Bay 1941 Recalls Roosevelt Churchill Meeting
KU Assistant Professor Theodora Wilson recounts the 1941 Placentia Bay gathering of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill aboard ships Augusta Arkansas and Prince of Wales. The book details the birth of the Atlantic Charter and US support shaping WWII, with Churchill praising ties to the United States.
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Prince of Wales
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Churchill
Theodora A. Wilson
Kansas University
Houghton Mifflin Co
Boston
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Laura
Ousdahl
Russia
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Teeland
America
United States
Theodore Wilson
Evansville
Ind
Indiana University
Phi Beta Kappa
The
American Historian Assn
Organization of American Historians
Society of Historians of American Foreign Relations
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Update
Kansas traffic death log summarizes fatalities: 0 deaths in 24 hours to 9 a.m. Wednesday, 25 deaths in May, and 206 deaths for 1969. The AP report lists totals without additional context or details.
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Topeka
Kansas
An An Flies Back to Soviet After 3-Year Romance Flop
An An the rejected Russian panda returns to Moscow after three years of an unstarted romance with Chi-Chi at London Zoo. Chi-Chi remains at the zoo, the pair failed to mate in Moscow and London, and pandas outside China and Korea face extinction risks.
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Moscow
Chi- Chi
Britain
An-An
Chi-Chi
Red China
North Korea
School Lunches in Unified District 497 Community
Community readers learn how the school lunch program in Unified District 497 operates. The piece explains cafeteria access, planned meals, milk as a staple, plate lunches, and how nutrition, cost, and social learning support children’s diets and daily routines.
Haircut Price to Hold in Kansas City Barbers Local Vote
In Kansas City AP news Local 192 failed to approve a proposal for $3 men haircuts. The current price is $2.50. Robert H H Lake business manager said the vote was fairly close.
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Kansas City
Robert HH. Lake
Mrs Kennedy Misnamed Onassis Wife Surfaces in Interview
Charles Bosco a longtime butler on the Christina yacht recalls people still slip and call Aristotle Onassis wife Mrs Kennedy The president's widow and Onassis wed seven months ago and Bosco says she is very nice and always smiles in a Tuesday interview
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Christina
Kennedy
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