Lawrence Journal World Announces Staff and Rates in 1966
The Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Saturday April 16 1966 lists editorial leadership including President and Editor BLP MOND JIG and News Editor WavEar Pontius. It notes publication daily except Sunday, address Lawrence Kansas, and subscription rates 85 cents weekly 18 20 yearly by carrier and 11 yearly by mail elsewhere in the United States.
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Amana
Meen
WavEar Pontius
Edeller
W. C. Simona
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
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Who Has the Right to Read What Lawrence Citizens See
A Lawrence City Commission anti smut ordinance prompts debate on censorship and who should decide what citizens may read or view. The piece warns against local neighbors wielding broad moral authority and notes risks of legal penalties for noncompliance.
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Lawrence
Montgomery Ward
Christian Science Monitor
Probof
Johnson administration weighs overseas travel tax plan
A proposed tax on overseas travel is under study with options of 100 dollars per trip abroad or 10 dollars per day leaving the United States. The editorial argues the idea is foolish and that reducing foreign aid would better fix the balance of payments while preserving aid to those in need.
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Johnson
United States
U.S
Jeknson
Taourg
Washington
Uncle Sam
LBJ
Great Society
Stop wasting dollars and curb travel restrictions
The writer chants against large foreign outlays while restricting Americans abroad. They argue government waste, defend Fulbright exchange aims, and warn travel curbs hinder diplomacy and mutual understanding. They urge open travel for business, academia, and cultural exchange to maintain America’s global ties.
A News-Ooze Under LBJ
President Johnson faces criticism for infrequent formal news conferences. He favors private sessions with regular White House reporters and small groups, prompting Christian Science Monitor critic Richard L. Strout to warn that this leads to government by leak or seepage. Kennedy formerly held more press briefings.
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Washington
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Christian Science Monitor
Richard L. Strout
Strout
White House
Saffels Elected President Of Kansas Democratic Club
Old Home Town notes in 1956 report Sen Dale Saffels won the Kansas Democratic Club presidency with Mrs Paul Aylward and Rep Worden Howat elected officials. National Democratic chairman Paul Butler spoke at Topeka rally replacing the Washington Day dinner. Bill Nieder set a collegiate all time shot put mark at 603 feet in a dual meet, second to only one man. Parry O Brien later topped him with 60 84.
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Dale Saffels
Kansas Democratic Club
Paul Aylward
Worden Howat
National Democratic
Paul Butler
Topeka
Bill Nieder
Parry O’brien
Bible Message and Prayer Text
Bible verse expresses grace for weakness and strength. Prayer thanks God through Christ for forgiveness and asks grace to live nobler lives and reflect love at home and in service. Amen.
Literacy Center Project Falters Amid Civil Rights Politics
Washington sources say the proposed National Center for Community Action Education faces no approval from Sargent Shriver’s OEO and could be doomed, with Rep. Adam Powell’s opposition a minor factor. Internal civil rights dynamics and funding challenges also undermine the initiative led by James Farmer, once endorsed by CORE and other groups.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
National Center For Community Action Education, Inc
James Farmer
Rep. Powell
House Education and Labor Committee
Powell
Farmer
Shriver
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Viet Nam
Martin Luther King
Farmer’s Center
UFO
Jim Farmer
Saliva types and digestion facts from Dr Moltner Q&A
Three groups of saliva glands produce different secretions. Ptyalin digests starch in the mouth but most starch digestion occurs in the small intestine. Saliva moistens and cleanses. The letter discusses a wakeful baby and advice on firmness, then turkey safety after 24 hours unrefrigerated and removing stuffing, and eye lid allergies with a psychiatric note for nail biting.
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Dr. Mother
R. S
M. M
Allusions to the Gut Issue Satire from Buchwald
Satirical piece recounts American policy debates framed as a “Gut issue” from Dulles to Kennedy to Johnson. It jokes about escalating militarized responses, public debates, and the shifting perception of courage and guts in U.S. foreign policy toward Asia. The spoof highlights officials misnaming the problem and the political nature of the debate.
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John Foster Dulles
State Department
Mr. Dulles
Gut
Southeast Asia
Asia
China
Dulles
Kennedy
Maxwell Taylor
GM top executives receive 1.5 million in pay for last year
General Motors disclosed in a Friday proxy summary that its two top executives James Roche and Frederic Donner earned about 1.5 million in salaries fees and bonuses last year. Roche rose by 90 591 to 824 968 before taxes while Donner led the board at similar levels and overall GM directors and officers earned about 121.8 million. Edward N. Cole was the third highest paid with about 639 981.
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Detroit
General Motors
James Roche
G. M
Frederic Donner
Roche
Edward N. Cole
New Books at City Library Spotlight Author Titles
The City Library highlights new works including Kenneth Rexroth Autobiographical Novel Teases Elie Abel Missile Crisis history John Toland Last 100 Days Jean Stafford A Mother in History Barnet Litvinoff To the House of Their Fathers Ayn Rand The Virtue of Selfishness and more titles across fiction history and ethics including Vera Caspary John Nichols Arturo Vivante and Adela Rogers St Johns among others.
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Kenneth Rexroth
Elie Abel
United States
Russia
Cuba
John Toland
Europe
Roosevelt
Hitler
Mussolini
Himmier
Goring
Jean Stafford
Miss Stafford
Marguerite Oswald
Lee Harvey Oswald
Fort Worth
Christopher Hibbert
Italy
Cornelius Ivan
Berlin
Jon Cleary
Bhutan
Red China
India
Marquis
Himalayas
Vera Caspary
Fletcher Strode
John Nichols
Wendell Oler
Vermont
Arturo Vivante
Rome
America
Michael Ott
North Africa
Phyllis A. Whitney
Virgin Islands
Adela Rogers St. Johns
Christ
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Dr. Moltner
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Pentagon
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Dean Rusk
Mao
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Michener
Valley OF the Dolls
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Auchincloss
Comedians
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