Lawrence Journal World masthead edition and rates
The Lawrence Journal-World details staff names including Dolph C Simons Jr and Steve Parsons with billing notes for individuals such as Daryl Hall and Ernest Pontius. It lists the publisher editor and advertising director, notes the paper’s founding in 1834, and provides newspaper address and subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Dolph Simons
Steve Parsons
Bill Mayer
Daryl Hall
News Eae
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Ec Atrley
Moore Ouster From Kansas Forestry Board
George Moore, a Kansas state game director born in Alabama, was forced to resign after ten years of service. His removal comes amid commissioner dissatisfaction with his performance, prompting a search for a top flight successor to maintain the state’s expanding game management program and to sustain outdoor sports and associated commerce.
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Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
George Moore
Alabama
Kansas
Moore
Traffic Caution and Public Discourse on Policy and Labor
The piece notes caution for drivers amid new city rules allowing right turns on red at many intersections. It then critiques union leadership versus rank and file, citing Nixon wage freeze reactions and public polling showing broad worker support for the policy. It also mentions affluent marina residents with sea life amenities contrasted by pollution concerns from houseboat areas.
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Lawrence
City
Living Aboard Boats Fuels Tension At Marinas
Overcrowding and pollution drive up dislike of marina living in crowded regions. Live-aboards from California to Florida face stricter limits while snobbery between yacht owners and houseboat residents grows. Authorities warn disposal habits matter as boats are treated as permanent homes.
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California
Florida
Marina
Canada Faces Shock as U.S. Surcharge Impacts Trade
Canada depends on the United States for two thirds of its exports totaling about 10.6 billion dollars annually and about 2.5 billion could be hit by a 10 percent import surcharge. Canadian officials warn the economy, battered by unemployment and a weak recovery, would suffer.
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New York
America
U.S
Canada
United States
Lawrence Public Schools Enrollment Surges amid New Year
After the first full day of 1961, Lawrence public school enrollment stood at 5,872, up from 5,620 a year earlier. Douglas County reports few minor traffic incidents during the holiday period, while rain added 2.66 inches to the year’s moisture total and dampened Labor Day activities.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Daily Bible Verse Prayer Note
A prayerful meditation quotes Matthew 21 22 and asks believers to come to God with faith and their needs. The message emphasizes that God hears prayers and answers in Christ's name. The item reads like a church bulletin brief with a devotional focus.
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Heavenly Father
Christ
Bitter fight over Foreign Affairs editor splits CFR factions
A heated CFR debate pits Establishment against New Left over William Bundy becoming Foreign Affairs editor. Critics label Bundy as pro Viet Nam, cite Pentagon Papers notes, while Bundy supporters defend democratic mechanisms and US policy continuity. The dispute casts doubt on CFR influence and antiwar credibility.
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Council of Foreign Relations
William Bundy
Foreign Affairs
CFR
George F. Kennan
Henry Nissinger
CFA
Bundy
Vietnam
State Department
Pentagon
Richard Falk
America
John Kenneth Galbrath
Galbraith
White House
Europe
Mansfield
China
Mediterranean Basin
Fall May Be Toughest Ever Faced by School Kids
Washington reports a harsh outlook for this fall as teachers face stalled raises and students confront questions about wages and inflation. A Public School 349 class is depicted wrestling with arithmetic and English problems while politics and labor debates intrude.
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Washington
Actor Gary Merrill Buys Cape Elizabeth Lighthouse
Actor Gary Merrill acquires the West Light from the government in Cape Elizabeth Maine. He plans to remodel the abandoned beacon into a year round home, marking a rare private ownership of a historic lighthouse.
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Cape Elizabeth
Maine
Gary Merrill
Merrill
West
Agnew Aid Promise Questioned Over Greek Junta Coverage
Greek junta aligned Athens paper touts Agnew pledge that aid to Greece will continue despite U.S. congressional action. The actual letter from Kent Crane contains no pledge and no advance word to Destounis.
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Washington
Athens
Congress
U.S
Greece
Spiro Agnew
Nea Politia
Junta
Pravda
Communist Party
Moscow
Senate
Agnew
Kent Crane
Nicholas Destounis
Manhattan
House
Nixon
Destounis
Justice For Greece
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Charles Goodell
Goodell
Hoover
Justice For Greece Committee
Papadopoulos
U.S. Justice Department
Kansas group forms to fight child abuse seen as killer
A Topeka based Kansas Child Protective Services organization aims to curb child abuse calling it the No. 1 child killer. Lynn Cole of Wichita leads the group planning newsletters legislative action and family treatment. Members include Merle Blair Topeka and Hank Deutsch Hutchinson among others. Cary Grant sues for permanent custody of Jennifer 5 from Dyan Cannon in Los Angeles Superior Court.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas
Lynn Cole
Wichita
Kansas Child Protective Services, Inc
Cole
Merle Blair
Topeka
Bill Boyer
Scott City
Hank Deutsch
Hutchinson
Davis S. Carson
Don B. Williamson
King R. Mercer
Jonathon Ewert
Los Angeles
Cary Grant
Jennifer
Dyan Cannon
Miss Cannon
Questioning Children Riding Bicycles On Public Streets
A reader from Kansas City argues parents should not allow very young children to ride bicycles on streets. The letter says accidents injure or kill children and unjustly haunt innocent drivers, urging parental responsibility and emotional healing.
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Marion Wilson
Kansas City
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