Lawrence Daily Journal World editorium line data
Lawrence Daily Journal World editor W C Simons 1891 1952 published daily except Sunday by the World. Frence Kan address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. Subscription rates: carrier 35 cents per week or 18.70 per year, mail in Douglas and nearby counties 8 per year, mail elsewhere 11 per year. Second class postage paid at Lawrence Kansas. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press.
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Frence
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Associated Press
FMC Expansion Lifts Lawrence Economy with North Lawrence Plant
FMC announces a one million dollar expansion at the North Lawrence site, boosting construction and jobs. The project includes cleaner phosphoric acid production and air pollution controls, reflecting FMC’s neighborly commitment amid the city’s industrial growth and historic flood challenges.
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FMC
Lawrence
North Lawence
FMG
Indus Hal
Suior
Irm
North Lawrence
Kew
Easter cleanup urged for KU centennial visitors
A plea urges residents and school children to tidy up the neighborhood Saturday before Easter. The aim is to present a polished town for centennial week visitors and churchgoers, with simple tasks like picking up trash, sweeping, washing windows, and raking. It emphasizes civic pride and neighbors engaging in visible work.
Professor Hughes on Vietnam and communism views
Professor H Stuart Hughes of Harvard argues for U S withdrawal from Vietnam and warns of renewed McCarthyism. The article notes FBI monitoring during his Europe trip and his nuanced stance on Communism, distinguishing its terroristic, anti freedom aspects from a potentially livable economic system.
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H. Stuart Hughes
Harvard
U. S
Viet Nam
Federal Bureau of Investieation
Hughes
Europe
Prof
One of Our Best Newcomers in Mild Winter Weather
The article notes unusually balmy winter conditions with only about five inches of snow in Lawrence, a few subzero dips, and no extended cold snaps or ice storms. It recalls past harsh winters with heavy snow and long storms, contrasting with current milder times.
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Lawrence
Mild winter year praised by Northeast Kansas residents
The piece notes a mild 1965-66 winter in Northeast Kansas, contrasts with extreme snow events in other regions, and mentions outages for fuel sellers and farmers while recalling record snowfall in places like Silver Lake Colorado Tamarack California and Mount Rainier Washington. It highlights appreciation while acknowledging severe winters elsewhere.
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Silver Lake
Colorado
Tamarack
Calif
Mount Rainier
Wash
Kansas
Vinyl Fashion Revolution Expands From Ubiquitous to Elegant
New York AP report notes vinyl’s rise from auto interiors and wallpaper to chic clothing. Production leaped from 46 million yards in 1963 to 75 million last year, with 95 million forecast for 1966. Expanded vinyl, laminated foam, and soft backings spark Paris couture interest and wide U.S. adoption.
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New York
Paris
Courreges
Dior
United States
Old Home Town Reminiscences Span Decades in Lawrence
In a feature tracing local milestones 16, 25 and 10 years ago, the column recalls marriages in Abilene and Lawrence, a Texas Relays shot put record by Bill Nieder, KU seniors joining Phi Beta Kappa, a Junior Prom concert, the Eldridge Hotel’s long history from 1855 through multiple owners, and notable local figures linked to its ownership and management.
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Mary Jane Conklin
Kenneth Conklin
Abilene
William Jack Moore
James Moore
Lawrence
Bill Nieder
Kansas
Bob Crosby
Phi Beta Kappa
Robert Allen
Jean Stouffer
Kenneth Barnett
Ruth Burgdoff
Alice Ann Jones
Jewell Kirby
Col. Shaler Eldridge
Quantrill
Col. Eldridge
Ludington
Eldridge
George Dietzler
C. H. Bradford
A. M. Dietzler
Edward Maloy
M. G. Conn
Anna Hutson
Basil Green
J. Mont Green
Mankato
Look and See Sorrow Like Mine in Lamentations Message
A devotional note reflects on Lamentations 1 12 and the prayerful response to Christ s obedience and love. It asks believers to accept grace to live and die wholly for Jesus and ends with the Lord s Prayer style blessing.
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Jesus
Nixon on Poverty and the GOP Strategy
William Buckley Jr comments on Richard Nixon's poverty program critique. He argues Nixon cites only bureaucratic flaws, missing deeper questions about poverty and the role of government. Buckley urges a genuine Republican alternative beyond antiwar rhetoric and calls for sober debate over policy and restraint.
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Richard Nixon
Nixon
Republican Party
Thomas Believes After Jesus Appears to Apostles
After Jesus is resurrected the disciples hide behind locked doors. Christ appears and offers peace. Thomas, absent at first, demands to see and touch the wounds. Jesus invites belief without sight and Thomas proclaims My Lord and My God. Blessed are those who believe without seeing.
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Jesus
Christ
Thomas
John
To Your Good Health Dr Molner Menopause Questions
A reader asks about menopause patterns including abrupt or gradual cessation of periods and pregnancy possibility at age 49. Dr Molner notes multiple patterns and suggests pregnancy testing if periods stop unexpectedly. A second reader asks about nightly baths. advice: not necessary every night, may dry skin and cause itching in older people, use bath oils or lotions.
Vote Puzzle in Alabama May Be Fragmentary Affair
Washington soundings steer Alabama Democrats toward Elliott in the May 3 gubernatorial primary with Morgan Humphrey and Negro blocs shaping possible runoffs. The split Negro vote risks aiding Wallace or Martin, while Flowers could miss a decisive share of white votes, leaving Elliott's fate uncertain.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Washington
Carl Elliott
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Elliott
Congress
George Wallace
Lurleen
Richmond Flowers
Flowers
Lurleen Wallace
Wallace
James Martin
Martin
Mrs. Wallace
John Nixon
NAACP
Ensley
Nixon
Dr. Nixon
Martin Luther King
Atlanta
Hosea Williams
Alabama Democratic Conference
Orrell Billingsley Jr
Jim Martin
Supreme Court Obscenity Debate Provokes Courtroom Parody
A satirical piece portrays Supreme Court justices debating obscenity rulings involving Ginzburg and a 18th century novel while joking about later cases. The cartoonish scene lampoons the Roth decision and the evolving standards for judging pornography.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Ralph Ginzburg
Fanny Hill
Mishkin
Su- Buchwald Preme Court
Peace Cours
McCalls to shoot Rolling Stones in color in London
McCall's will send a cameraman to London to photograph the Rolling Stones for a feature on the five major influences on American teenagers in entertainment. Other figures include Batman, David McCallum, Bob Dylan, and Sonny and Cher. Norman Cousins, on the city’s Commission to Combat Air Pollution, described a theory that air pollution may cure dangerous allergies, a claim noted as an April Fool's Day jest.
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London
Batman
David McCallum
Bob Dylan
Sonny and
Cher
Norman Cousins
Cousins
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