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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1967

Page

2

Irritation, Service, and Modern Inconvenience Explored

The piece lampoons modern customer service by contrasting Western Union and airlines with the frustration of waiting on telephones. It argues competition can benefit consumers but notes monopolies may still underperform. The author warns against passive acceptance of minor annoyances that erode responsiveness.

Western Union Canada Airlines New York Lyndon Johnson Irving Kristol Telephone Company Post Office At&t Gulliver

Freedom Gains Half Loaf of Liberty in Poland

In Warsaw the Polish regime allows limited freedoms while restrictive rules stay in place. Intellectuals avoid politics, art and theater flourish, and censorship persists for political content. A quiet internal battle within the Communist party on economics shapes Poland’s future.

Warsaw Europe Wladyslaw Gomulka Poland Gomulka Ionesco Becket Krakow Slawomir Mrozek The Communist Party

Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and dates

The Lawrence Daily Journal World notes staff roles including President and Editor Dolph Simons and publishers bills Mayer Zimmerman Pontius Ledeller. The paper, established 1854, is published daily except Sunday by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas with 1967 masthead dated Tuesday May 23. Subscription rates vary by method and region.

W. C. Simons the World Company Sixth New Hampshire Lawrence Kane Telephone Douglas United States Ran Audit Bureau of Circulation Associated Press

Senator Long under fire amid broad critique of government ethics

The column condemns high office behavior and alleges Senator Edward Long of Missouri accepted about 48000 from Jimmy Hoffa's attorney as a private fee. It links Long to broader distrust, cites IRS issues, Bobby Baker, and calls for accountability to sustain democracy and deter corruption.

Edward Long Missouri Jimmy Hoffa United States Sen. Dodd Rep. Powell Sen. Long Congress White House Lyndon Johnson Bobby Baker Internal Revenue Service Internal Revenue Joe Louis Adam Powell

U N Action on Southwest Africa Sparks Global Tensions

The United Nations General Assembly voted to establish a council to take over Southwest Africa from South Africa and guide independence. South Africa vows to resist, risking broader Africa-wide conflict with Rhodesia, Portugal, and possibly England and the United States drawn in as tensions rise globally.

Vietnam Middle East Southwest Africa United Nations General Assembly South Africa U.N Africa Rhodesia Portugal England U.S

Parks and Centennial Park Reflections on Growth

Our Park System Lawrence highlights the value of city parks as the community grows. It cites Centennial Park on Rockledge Road funded by 1954 centennial proceeds, once seen as a white elephant but now vital to thousands of residents. The piece urges continued foresight in park development.

Lawrence Journal-World Sixth Ninth Streets Rockledge Road

Short Trader Emerging on Wall Street Bulls Bears Clash

In New York the short trader grows as analysts debate whether rising short interest signals bullish or bearish sentiment. About 14.9 million shares were borrowed and sold hoping for price declines, with profits possible if prices fall, though some see the strategy as a bullish bet on market strength.

New York Wall Street

First Carnegie Research Assistants Named at KU

KU selected 20 students as the first Carnegie Research Assistants including Raymond Nichols Jr and Raymond Pippett among Lawrence students. Wilt Chamberlain denied plans to leave KU for pro basketball, confirming continued play next year and the year after. The KU team finished second in the nation this year.

Raymond Nichols Jr Raymond Pippett Lawrence Carnegie Wilt Chamberlain Max Falkenstien Stan Stockton Bob Ellsworth Hugh Bayles Frank Hart Olney Emporia William Allen White Teachers College Paul Johnson Baldwin City Rock Island

Bible Message and Prayer Focus

Today’s brief reflects a parable from Matthew 13 45 46 about a merchant finding a pearl of great price and selling all to buy it. It asks for wholehearted commitment to Jesus and a spirit of willingness to serve in prayer.

Kingdom of Heaven Jesus

Dissent and Patriotism Amid Vietnam War Letters

Lawrence High sophomores and local citizens debate patriotism and protest amid Vietnam War. Readers call for constructive critique, support for draft dodgers, and questions about national conscience and moral responsibility. The letters express anguish over lost lives and a wish for a world without war or drafts.

Hamilton J. Salsich Tenn

Reply to Sharon Ireland on draft dodging letter

A reader admits being a draft dodger and seeks dialogue after Sharon Ireland’s May 18 letter. He discusses applying for conscientious objector status and the possibility of refusing to fight in Vietnam while acknowledging shared concern for civic responsibility.

Sharon Ireland Vietnam Sharon Irlenad

Calorie Counts Defy Simple Rules In Weight Dialogue

Dear Dr Mother explains calorie needs vary by individual. A 26 year old woman questions 1900 daily intake while 600-700 calories can maintain or lose weight, and she learns that counting calories often fails. The column notes many people misjudge intake and urges habits that maintain weight with gradual reductions when needed.

Dr. Mother

Common Market Club Voices On John Bull Membership

The Common Market Club debates admitting a John Bull applicant amid teasing by members. Charles and others raise objections about background, American friends, cheese etiquette, and required humiliating hazing, while a tense vote and threat of a black ball loom.

Common Market Club John Bull Great Britain Charles Ziss Meester Bull Meester Bull Zay

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