Lawrence Journal World from April 1 1965 edition
The fragment shows the Lawrence Journal-World masthead with editor names Dolph C. Simons Jr and Bill Mayer plus Jack Zimmerman Ernest Pontius Leo Eller as President and Editor. It lists staff roles and publication details for the Lawrence Kansas paper, including pricing and mailing rates for subscriptions.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. Vice Prea
W. C. Simona
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Drought Rigors Grip Southwest Farms Across Six States
The two year drought cripples agriculture across Kansas Colorado New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas with burned plains scarce pastures and dying wheat. Ranchers face losses though some remain financially stable and await rain while cattle and hay movements continue to stave off starvation. Weather may change fortunes if timely soaking rains arrive.
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Southwest
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Clayton
Mountains
Rockies
Use of Gas for Viet Nam by Buckley Jr.
Buckley argues that gas has a military role in Vietnam and that the taboo against its use has constrained U.S. options. He critiques SAC briefing of Kennedy, notes political risk in using gas, and calls for using appropriate means to achieve victory while avoiding escalation to nuclear weapons.
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South Viet Nam
Frances
South
Viet Nam
Moscow
Phlebitis and Pregnancy Effects Discussed
The letter advises that phlebitis would likely flare during pregnancy and stresses discussing pregnancy plans with a doctor. It also notes a 76 year old with vaginal bleeding needs immediate medical evaluation to rule out cancer and mentions lingering leg phlebitis with monthly pain and swelling.
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P. J
M.E.D
Winter Chuck Holes Prompt Spring Road Repairs
Lawrence residents welcome the arrival of consistent spring weather as city workers plan to repair chuck holes that worsened during winter. The paving craters disrupt motorists and cause vehicle damage, keeping wheel aligners and shock absorbers busy. spring repairs will benefit many residents and workers alike.
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Lawrence
Kennedy and the Missile Gap in the 1960 Campaign
The missile gap was a central issue in the 1960 campaign as John F. Kennedy pressed for defense buildup. After winning by a narrow margin, Kennedy was informed by the secretary of defense that the gap did not exist, drawing criticism for his stance and the policy shifts.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Strategic Air Command
Kenneth P. O'Donnell
Kennedy
SAC
U.S
O'Donnell
Omaha
Neb
O’donnell
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Secretary of Defense
China Using Viet War for Dual Victory Says Beijing
Washington report argues Red China seeks a double win over the United States and the Soviet Union through the Vietnam War. It claims Peking rejects negotiations tied to U.S. withdrawal and labels Tito as a JohnsonAdministration puppet. China's leaders accuse Moscow of hindering arms flow while Chen Yi and Chou En Lai travel to Asia and Africa to reduce Soviet leadership.
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Washington
Times-Post
Viet Nam
Red
U.S
Peking
Dean Rusk
Hanoi
Johnson
China
Americas
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
United States
Tito
Soviet Union
Chen Yi
Moscow
Khrushchev
Chou En-lai
Asia
Africa
Dwight Metzler Elected Kansas Public Health Association President
Old Home Town notes Dwight Metzler longtime director of the Kansas Board of Health Sanitation Division is chosen president of the Kansas Public Health Association. Also mentioned are Woody Herman’s 16 piece band appearance and honorary fraternity ties with Sigma Phi Epsilon.
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Dwight Metzler
Kansas Board of Health
Kansas Public Health Association
Woody Herman
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Herman
Faithful Love and Forgiveness Prayer
A devotional note cites Romans 5 8 RSV on God's love shown through Christ dying for sinners. It asks for gratitude for Jesus suffering on the cross, patience and love amid weakness, and a prayer to maintain love for all Thy children in His name.
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Jesus
Lake Erie Dying of Old Age and Universal Concern
Lake Erie is aging due to natural processes accelerated by human pollution. Nutrient runoff fuels excessive aquatic growth, depleting oxygen and hurting beaches, fishing, and water treatment. A remediation plan would take about ten years and involve dredging, waste isolation, and large-scale harvests, with significant cost.
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Lake Erie
Washington
Times - Post
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
Maine
Lake Sebasticook
Lake Washington
Connecticut
Lake Zoar
Oregon
Lake Klamath
Wisconsin
Monona
Waubesa
United States
Committee Architecture Angers KU Reader and Editor
A University of Kansas reader argues that campus buildings reflect committee design rather than individual vision. The letter criticizes Fraser Hall and the Union canopy as banal, calls for accountability from architects, and questions the state of state-supported taste in campus architecture.
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Journal-World
University of Kansas
Union Building
Spooner
Flint
Harry Compton
la. St
New Fraser Hall
Wescoe
Dyche
Blake
Kansas Union
Union
Kansas
University
Dr J Robert Oppenheimer Play Set From Hearings Text
David Merrick Foundation will produce a play based on Oppenheimer hearings transcripts titled The Case of Dr J Robert Oppenheimer. Astronaut Scott Carpenter plans deep sea dives off San Diego after spaceflight. Maria Callas return boosts Met Opera ticket demand. Rudolf Bing doubts a comeback. Eddie Rickenbacker reviews diaries for autobiography prep. ABC inks five year Oscar TV deal starting at 811000 with 25 percent raises.
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Oppenheimer
David Merrick Foundation
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Scott Carpenter
Space
San Diego
Maria Callas
Met Opera
Rudolf Bing
Eddie Rickenbacker
ABC
Memory the Foe Of Boredom by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle reflects on memory as a defense against dull times and recalls quirky social norms, 1921 law changes, and bygone everyday life. He notes cigarette legality, medicinal beer, barber tonics, backyard barbecue pits, and common sights from past decades.
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Hal Boyle
New York
John Barrymore
U.S
Churchmen Speak Matter of Prayer
An editorial note presents Lent observations by local church members sponsored by the Douglas County Ministerial Alliance. The piece outlines prayer basics including praise of God, confession of sin, and intercession for others, stressing mindful devotion and Christ as the reason prayers are heard.
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Journal-World
Douglas County Ministerial Alliance
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William F. Buckley JR
Sen. Goldwater
Pentagon
Do. M
Dr. Mother
Dr. Molner
Joseph Molner
By Chalmers M,. Roberts
Old Home Town
James Fulbright
Arkansas University
KU Law School
Kansas City
John Gage
Tom Pendergast
Dark Command
Ivan Cain
Kathleen O'Sullivan
Virginia Ford
Dick Mize
John Kraft
Stull
Jean M. White
Public Health Service
PHS
Great Lakes-Illinois River Basin
Compton
Kansas University
Fraser Hall
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
John Barleycorn
Robert Casad
First Baptist Church
God
Jesus Christ
Interlandi
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