Lawrence Journal World Notice 1966 publication details
Lawrence Journal World records its 1966 publication info with editor W C Simons and World Company, listing daily schedule, office address Sixth and New Hampshire, subscription rates for carrier and mail, and AP membership. The item confirms Tuesday Evening, April 5, 1966.
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence, Kaw
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Stability and U S Policy in South Vietnam
The piece argues that South Vietnam’s government has proven highly unstable with eight administrations since Diem, and that U S troops fight amid internal chaos. It questions the rationale of staying to prop up a “stable government” while diplomats fade and bombs replace diplomacy.
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U. S
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Diem
Sam
Dilemmas in Saigon Ky Faces War Profiteering Clash
William Buckley Jr. analyzes the Buddhist tensions in South Vietnam as Premier Ky confronts civil discontent and a crackdown on war profiteering. He notes Ta Vinh’s public execution and its chilling effect on Saigon commerce, calls for easing price controls, and warns that a balance between discipline and commerce is needed to avoid broader chaos.
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South
Viet Nam
Diem
Ta Vinh
Saigon
Truong Thanh
Chiang Kai-shek
Water politics swirl over Columbia River basin plan
Lawrence observers report a possible multi state effort tied to Lake Mead and the Colorado River as California Arizona and other basin states push for legislation. Texas faces opposition yet some prefer Texas inclusion to gain presidential influence. Northwest sentiments and interregional rivalries color the debate as water supply becomes a major progress issue.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-Wored
Lawrence
Kansas
Lake Mead
Colorado River
California
Arizona
Colorado
Congress
Texas
Columbia
Johnson
Northwest
Columbia River
Lawrence High students plan Southeast field trip for learning
Twenty one Lawrence High School advanced students and biology teacher Stanley Roth will travel to Georgia and Florida during spring break. Mrs. Roth accompanies the group to study south east flora and fauna and survey marine life. The students fund the trip themselves.
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Kansas University
U.S
Florida
Lawrence High School
Stanley’ Roth
Georgia
Roth
LHS
Lawrence
Stanley
Jan Roth
Southeast
Reagan misidentifies student as miss during campus talk
California governor candidate Ronald Reagan addressed questions at a college event when he pointed to a long-haired student and called him a young lady. The freshman 19 year old Jim Miller owned a Beatle style haircut and the moment sparked laughter before Reagan apologized for the error.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Jim Miller
Texas Eyes Columbia River Water Supply for Aqueduct Plan
Texas aims to import Columbia River water to meet growing needs. California Arizona and Texas eye the river’s flow as proposals for a 690 mile aqueduct surface. Northwestern states react wary while President Johnson’s administration weighs feasibility and costs.
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Texas
Lone Star
Columbia River
California
Arizona
Pacific Northwest
Johnson
Columbia
Pacific
Money Isn’t Only Factor In Executive Recruiting
Executive recruiters report top and middle managers turning down larger pay for factors such as congenial work, location, less internal competition, and better fit. A vice president refused a $100,000 offer to stay at $75,000 citing concerns about another firm’s image and culture.
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New York
Money
Thorndike Deland Associates
Old Home Town Highlights from 10, 25, and 40 Years Ago
A retrospective notes Baldwin’s first woman mayor Susanna Salter in 1887 and Argonia’s lone female mayor. It recalls Bill Hougland’s Olympic team selections, plus 1941 officers of the Elks and a Pioneer Club Woman honor. Also mentions 1926 organ recital by Charles Courboin and school principal appointments across district schools.
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Associated Press
Argonia
Kan
Wichita
Baldwin
Susanna Salter
Lucy Sullivan
Sullivan
Salter
Bill Hougland
EU Cage
Beloit
Hougland
Bartlesville Oilers
Bob Kursland
Oklahoma A&m
Phillips 66
Wilfred C. Hunsinger
BPOE
Don. Hults
L. C. Allen
Bill Cochran
Board of Education
John Barnes
J E. Stonecipher
Marcia Carter
Cordley
Mary Dillard
Lincoln
Susan Todd
McAllaster
Ursula Henley
New York
Katherine Clendenning
Pinckney
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Quincy
M. J. Posey
Woodlawn
Today s Bible Message Prayer on bearing the cross
The passage recalls Jesus kneeling in Luke 22 41 42 asking if possible to avoid the cup yet submitting to God s will. A prayer asks to imitate Christ in joy and suffering and bear one s cross through Jesus Christ Amen.
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Jesus
Jesus Christ
LBJ Uses Business Meeting to Push Inflation Fight
President Johnson urges voluntary control of investment and prices to avoid tax increases. He showcases a staged White House session with cabinet members and business leaders, prompting one guest to ask about tax cuts or hikes.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Uncle Sam
Congress
Sidney Weinberg
Wall Street
Goldman Sachs & Co
Mr. Johnson
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
To Your Good Health Dr Molner on New York mental health law
The column discusses New York State’s new mental health law aimed at humane care over court confinement. It notes past practices of court commitments and non-voluntary hospitalization, arguing the reform could have saved lives and shifted focus from punishment to treatment.
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New York State
New York
Lyndon
Luci
Inflation era White House satire scene with Johnsons
A satirical dialogue depicts President Johnson and Lady Bird discussing inflation and frugal households. The imagined dinner scene at the White House features jokes about price spikes, substitutions, and cabinet-like guidance from Orville Freeman on affordable foods.
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White House
Lady Bird
Lyndon
Madame Gandhi
He is risen as He Said
Mary Magdalene and Mary the mother of James visit the tomb at dawn and find the stone rolled away. An angel proclaims Jesus has risen, instructs them to tell the disciples and meet Him in Galilee.
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Calvary’s Hill
Mary Magdalene
Mary
James
Jesus
Galilee
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