Lawrence World Journal Masthead and 1966 Nov 29 Date
The item lists POLPH President and Editor and staff names, publishing details, and circulation rates for The World Company in Lawrence Kansas. Dated Tuesday Evening Nov 29 1966 with city, telephone, and filing numbers.
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence, Kay
Douglas
Lawrence, Kaw
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Powell Defies Court In New York Contempt Case
New York State Supreme Court failed to secure Adam Clayton Powell after a $500 fine and 30 day jail sentence for criminal contempt. The Harlem congressman disappeared during proceedings over a $164,000 defamation suit, possibly in the Bahamas, prompting possible additional 60 day jail time and a commitment action by Esther James’s lawyer.
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Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Harlem
State Supreme Court
Powell
Bahamas
Raymond Rubin
Esther James
Rep
Powell Oes
Bad Check Time During Holidays Warns Merchants
The piece urges merchants to prevent bad checks by enforcing strict identification practices. It notes that double identification deters fake payees, reducing losses during the Christmas rush and holiday shopping season. It highlights a Chamber of Commerce sponsored bad check clinic as a timely learning opportunity.
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Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Wohlford Night Highlights KU Football Banquet Honors
At the Kansas University Football Banquet in the Union, Bill Wohlford was named Ormond Beach Trophy MVP and Mike Getto Lineman of the Year while co-captains were chosen for 1966. The 210-pound senior from Geneseo, with a 2.1 GPA in political science, also received the Arthur Weaver Scholarship Trophy for top scholar athlete. He played both center and middle guard due to injuries on the team and is praised by coaches as on par with leading players nationwide.
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Kansas University
Bill Wohlford
Kansas ‘Union
Wohlford
Ormond Beach
Jerry Barnett
Mike Getto
Wohlford Highlighted as University Produces Stellar Young Citizens
The passage credits Wohlford with potential all conference or All-American honors had he focused on defense. It lauds the University for producing such outstanding young citizens over the years.
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University
Wohlford
Big Challenge For Business Big Challenge For Business
Retailers face a peak Christmas test as consumer mood and spending plans remain uncertain. Inflation, high interest rates, and the Viet Nam war have shifted confidence, though many plan big purchases like autos and appliances despite a cautious outlook. The University of Michigan surveys track fading optimism through 1966, leaving the cash register as the final judge.
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New York
University of Michigan
Cash Register
Viet Nam
Ombudsman idea gains liberal and conservative backing
Buckley notes New York City rejected a civilian review board while urging an Ombudsman approach as a state backed complaint arm. He argues this would help citizens navigate state power, citing bureaucratic charges and the need for independent witnesses and documents. He questions federal overreach and urges Republicans to embrace Ombudsmen nationally.
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New York City
New York
Lindsay Liberal - Civilian Review Board
Ombudsman
National Review
Brain surgery surprises experts and patients alike
A man at the Omaha VA Hospital had the left half of his brain removed to treat a tumor. Despite massive tissue loss the patient speaks, uses a telephone, walks with a cane, plays games, and distinguishes colors. Rehabilitation shows promise for stroke patients through persistent practice and brain adaptation.
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Omaha VA
Phlebitis
Omaha
Green sale planned by Episcopal church women
The Episcopal Church women chaired by Mrs. Robert McCoy and Mrs. John Shahan organized a Green sale. The piece recalls 1876 when Dudley Haskell was elected U S Congressman from Douglas County.
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Episcopal Church
Robert McCoy
John Shahan
Dudley Haskell
U.S
Douglas County
Washington
A. B. Martin
Douglas
Boy Scouts
C. F. Marshall
Baldwin
A. E. Woestemeyer
Wade Pierce
Robert Oyler
Lawrence Lions
Lawrence Pta
Advent Prayer Reflects on God’s World Reconciling Love
The message centers on God in Christ reconciling the world to himself and a prayer of Thanksgiving for the Advent season. It asks believers to keep gratitude for the Savior amid worldly celebrations and to seek and do God’s will through Christ. Amen.
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God
Christ
Nazi Laureate Clashes Over Trials and Testimony
In a Bavarian Schloss interview a former Nazi leader defends his wartime actions and denies links to Eichmann while claiming lifelong loyalty to Hitler and asserting he gave orders, insisting memories from Nuremberg are unreliable. The dialogue echoes postwar tensions as survivors probe accountability.
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Washington
Bay
Ian
Germany
Deshying
Herr Schmidt
Bavarian
Schloss
Eichmann
Lichmann
Nuremberg
Adolph Hitler
Dunaway Sets Film Debut Opposite Anthony Quinn in It’s What’s Happening
The piece notes Faye Dunaway will star opposite Anthony Quinn in a new film It’s What’s Happening and recalls Joshua Logan’s advice that nothing can stop a budding actress. It also recounts a wish tale about a diner and a three-part power, money, and information request.
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Faye Dunaway
Anthony Quinn
Joshua Logan
Walsh's
More Girls Now Secretaries Hal Boyle
New York AP reports a shift as women move into office work, with about three to seven million female secretaries and typists in the United States. The shift follows 19th century typing courses, wage trends, and evolving opportunities,. It notes salaries from about 97 to 112 dollars weekly for mid to top management secretaries and anticipates 200,000 more secretaries needed per year for the next decade.
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New York
Earl Tiffany Jr
Royal Typewriter Co
M. Merle Law
National Secretaries, Association
Tiffany
U.S
YWCA
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