Lawrence Journal World Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Journal World dated Tuesday May 30 1967 lists staff including Dolph Simons as editor and publisher, Tack Zimmerman as managing editor, Ernest Pontius as news editor, Leo Eller as advertising manager, and W C Simons as editor emeritus. The paper operates from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas with Dobule City subscriptions and mail rates noted.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Cesnscesmeene
Tack Zimmerman
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Douglas
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
KU Enroll Policy Aims to Curb Out-of-State Students
Kansas University announces a policy restricting out-of-state enrollment to about 25 to 30 percent of the student body. Registrar James Hitt says only exceptionally well qualified out-of-state applicants will be admitted. Questions arise about housing, in-state demand, and the impact on KU’s Graduate School as the policy may reshape campus demographics.
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Kansas University
James Hitt
Oklahoma Board of Regents
Norman
Hitt
Missouri
Kansas
Kansas City
Memorial Day Reflections On Honor And Sacrifice
Columnist Hal Boyle frames Memorial Day as a time to remember the dead and honor those who served. The piece notes Decoration Day traditions, reflects on the debt owed to departed guardians, and mentions ongoing sacrifices in Vietnam and thousands of graves marked this year.
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Hal Boyle
America
Vietnam
Lincoln's Gettysburg-era Tribute Letter to Mrs Bixby
A passage recounts Lincoln's 1864 letter to Mrs. Bixby of Boston honoring five fallen sons. The note expresses grief, consolation, and reverence for those who died to preserve freedom and calls the living to reflect on their duties to improve the world for future generations.
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Republic
A. Lincoln
U.S. Tasting The Future in Asia and Cuba
In the Middle East and hemisphere, the United States confronts a shifting balance of power with the Soviet Union and China. The piece recalls Truman era policies on Greece and Turkey, Cuba’s upheaval, and America’s rise as the dominant force after World War II.
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Washington
Middle East
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
Cuba
Castro
Moscow
Hemisphere
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Vietnam
George Papadopoulos
U.S
Mediterranean
First Air Force Academy twins and Kansas figures highlighted
In 1957 news from Kansas notes Wayne and Dean Jones becoming the first twins at any service academy accepted by the Air Force in Colorado Springs. Other items include Memorial Day services at Oak Hill Cemetery, Orville Criqui's appointment as junior high principal, John Barrymore's death at 60, Curry mural remarks by Arthur Martin, and Kenneth Flora's perfect school attendance amid early life hardships. Memorial parades in Lawrence conclude the report.
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Air Force
Colorado Springs
Wayne
Dean Jones
Everest
Kan
Frank Carlson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Orville Criqui
John Barrymore
First
Topeka
Arthur Martin
Curry
Statehouse
Kansas
Franklin Boggs Ranch
Barber County
Kenneth Flora
Glen Flora
Excelsior Rural School
Ottawa High School
Bible Verse and Prayer Meditation
A devotional note cites John 4 7 as a Samaritan woman at the well and prays for guidance to follow Jesus today. The short prayer asks for divine help to maintain thy spirit and influence others to live for Thee in daily life.
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Samaria
Jesus
Lord Jesus
Reply on Letters to the Editor Defends Peace Corps Effort
A reader urges persistence in Peace Corps work, arguing slow progress still benefits villages and inspires locals to advocate for aid. The writer defends aggressive global outreach and invites further letters, addressing Mrs Craddock and Miss Schott while affirming open public discussion.
Parable echoes Vietnam in yard confrontation
A neighbor defends a smaller boy from a bully while onlookers taunt and hinder. The defender resists, refuses to flee, and calls for peace as stones and words escalate. The piece ends by inviting readers to spot parallels with Vietnam. Mrs. Catherine Weinaug 1643 Stratford Rd
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Journal-World
Vietnam
Catherine Weinaug
Stratford Rd
A Rewarding Day of Memory Memorial Day Essay
Hal Boyle reflects on Memorial Day as a time when the dead feel present among the living through memory. The piece links remembrance to human identity, notes the sacred debt to ancestors, and suggests memory deepens understanding of those who have died and perhaps mutual feelings from the dead toward the living.
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Heaven
John Keats
Thomas Hardy
Thomas Wolfe
Sara Teasdale
Emily Dickinson
Motherlove
Kansan Among Dead in Vietnam War Losses
Defense Department lists two Missourians and one Kansan among dead in action. Named are Kansas Army Spec. Edward A. Stahl son of Frank R. Stahl Wesphalia Missouri Marine Pfc. Paul J. Camire son of William P. Camire Exeter.
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Washington
Defense Department
Kansas—Army
Edward A. Stahl
Frank R. Stahl
Wesphaia
Missouri — Marine
Paul J. Camire
William P. Camire
Vin St
Exeter
Greece Faces Long Civilian Return After Coup
A month after Greece's colonels seized power the country teeters between reform and autocracy. Analysts warn the regime aims for a long stay with a new constitution while freedoms shrink and economic strains rise, risking renewed unrest and regional instability.
Johnsons Intellectual Bid Gets Fictional Going Over
Washington report imagines President Johnson seeking ideas to charm U S intellectuals. A luncheon of aides mocks strategies from reading tastes to poetry and beard growth and ends with ribbing about being president over ribs.
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Johnson
St. Thomas Aquinas
Tolstoy
Kafka
Camus
Allen Ginsberg
Robert Lowell
United States
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Old Home Town
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Grand Army of the Republic
C. A. Smart
Peace Corps
Miss Schott
New York
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Robert Novak
Athens
Latin America
Europe
Center
Union Party
Andreas Papandreou
Papandreou
Litton Industries, Inc
Crete
Peloponnese
Aegean Islands
Art Buchwald
Ali
Texas
T. S. Eliot
Jim Bishop
William S. White
Leonard Bernstein
Martha Raye
Lady Bird
Jackson Pollack
Paul Klee
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Marvin
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