Lawrence Journal-World masthead and date
Lawrence Journal World published in Lawrence Kansas by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. The issue dated Tuesday evening April 20 1965 lists staff including Dolph C Bill Malmons editor and publisher and Ernest Pontius editor with various management roles and subscription rates.
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Dolph
Bill Malmons
Simons SR
Jack Zimmerman
Ewa
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Eeee
W. C. Simona
Worié Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Preas Aere
Minority of College Youth Shown in Easter Actions
A columnist contrasts protests by a 15,000 strong Washington demonstration against Vietnam with the thousands of students who worked on Mississippi levees, cleared tornado debris, and rebuilt churches. The piece stresses that the disturbing minority should not define American students, praising the majority as wholesome contributors.
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Mississippi
Midwest
South
White House
Washington
U.S
Viet Nam
Lawrence
Social Security Costs Rise as Welfare Programs Expand
The piece notes that in 1964 Social Security paid 16.2 billion to 20 million recipients, while the 1985 federal budget was 6.5 billion. Sen. James Pearson observes growing coverage and benefits for those 65 and older and for dependents, warning that Medicare could swell from an estimated 6 billion. It questions the future trajectory of federal programs.
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U.S
James Pearson
R-Kan
Congress
GAO Questions Caribbean Hardship Pay For Federal Workers
The GAO doubts special cost of living allowances for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, arguing the extra 12.5 to 15 percent pay raises raise costs and give overseas staff an advantage. It cites wardrobe needs, food spoilage, and the role of servants as factors to reconsider. Studies on the salary supplements are ongoing.
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U.S. General Accounting Office
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
GAO
Washington
General Accounting Office
Civil Service Commission
D.C
Caribbean
Puerto Rico service funding questioned over hardship claims
The passage questions hardship allowances in the Puerto Rico service noting that U.S. Rep Adm. Clayton Powell, who keeps a second home there, would likely have found a method to obtain additional federal funds to boost his income.
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Puerto Rico
U.S
Adm
Clayton Powell
Even Bankers Not Sure About Banking Oversight Changes
Washington officials debate how to fix divided supervision of banks. Proposals range from a five member national banking commission to treasury control and FDIC expansion, while the ABA favors preserving the current framework. The Multer hearings and Senate probe push for reform amid recent bank failures and Saxon policy concerns.
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Washington
Times-Post
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Comptroller of
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
James J. Saxon
Senate
Brighton
Colo
House Banking
Abraham Multer
D-N.y
Multer
American Bankers Association
National Banking Commission
FDIC
Commission
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Full House
Banking and Currency Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
National Association of Supervisors of State Banks
Federal Reserve
Reserve System
The
ABA
Lawrence community nursery school marks seventh birthday at home
The Lawrence community nursery school celebrated its seventh birthday at the home of Prof. and Mrs. Ralph Krone with Mrs. Richard Dunmire as teacher. Law student photos of retiring Prof. Robert McNair Davis were presented at the Law Day banquet where Judge Walter Haxman spoke. The afternoon included a picnic at Prof. Oldfather's country place.
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Lawrence Community Nursery
Ralph Krone
Richard Dunmire
Robert McNair Davis
Walter Haxman
Oldfather
The
Fish and Game Commission
Grand Masonic Lodge of
Kansas
Lawrence
William L. Burdick
David Passon
Harry Sparks
Edward McKittrick
Wichita
el Dorado
George Carter
Bible message and prayer for eternal life and heavenly home
A devotional note proclaims the promise of eternal life for believers in Christ. A prayer praises the risen Lord and asks for a place in the Father’s house of many mansions. Amen.
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Risen Lord
Leighton Law sparks ruling from Chicago circuits court
William Buckley Jr comments on a Chicago Circuit Court Executive Committee ruling about Judge Leighton. The piece mocks Leighton’s March ruling allowing arrested suspects to decide legality and to resist arrest. It notes subsequent incidents, legal flaws, and calls for overruling the judge.
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Circuit Court Executive Committee of
Chicago
D., Ill
Leighton
Red collective leadership apparently is succeeding
Moscow observers say the Soviet leadership remains collective and stable six months after Khrushchev's removal. They note no clear factional fights or policy splits, with Brezhnev seen as slightly more equal within the Politburo. The era of centralized prestige appears diminished but unity persists.
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Moscow
Times-Post
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Viet Nam
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Presidium
Red Square
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Dissatisfied Citizens Try to Elect Dead Man As Mayor
In Edwardsville Illinois a reform group backs William C Straube listed as a mayoral candidate who died April 9 from heart disease He had filed for office before death A spokesman says the move aims to force change Alderman Michael Rains also runs with Mayor Raymond O Rogers If Straube wins a special election would be held within six months with Rogers remaining mayor until then, the incumbent calls it foolish.
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Edwardsville, Ill
Raymond O. Rogers
William C. Straube
Straube
Edwardsville
Michael Rains
Rogers
Romance at Busy Detroit Corner Sparks Green Footprints
Pranksters painted 25 footprints from the flower bed near the Spirit of Detroit statue to the Manza nude sculpture Passo di Danza at a major corner. The 25 foot statues sit opposite each other, creating an odd scene in the early morning.
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Detroit
Dear Dr Molner Advice Column Excerpts
A collection of reader questions about aging behavior diabetes and varicose veins with Dr Joseph Molner guidance. Topics include senility in the elderly coping with dignity and cleanliness and the use of elastic stockings for varicose veins with a note about a self mailer booklet.
Williams Glass Menagerie Anniversary at Papermill
Leonard Lyons notes Tennessee Williams marks the 20th anniversary of The Glass Menagerie at Papermill Playhouse with Maureen Stapleton Pat Hingle George Grizzard and Piper Laurie co starring. Dowling recalls Laurette Taylor and the original production while Williams discusses rights and memories. A separate Delman’s shoe sale reveals Mrs LBJ shopping in Washington.
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Tennessee Williams
Papermill Playhouse
Eddie Dowling
Delman’s
Fifth Av
Garfinkel’s
Washington
Lbj
Freshly Boyle ed Potpourri of domestic life and odd facts
Hal Boyle collects a mix of quips tips and trivia touching on marriage ostrich eggs car ownership dental care and everyday curiosities. The notes blend humor and housekeeping advice with brief observations on pilots patents and social quirks from mid twentieth century life.
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Bankers
Thomas J. Foley
Old Home Town
Leighton Law
William F. Buckley JR
Harvard Law Review
Red
By Stephen $. Rosenfeld
Alexi Kosygin
Asia
Dead Man
Joseph Molner
Dr. Motner
R. B
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Williams
Dowling
Patrice Collinge
Laurette Taylor
Hal Boyle
New York
Tahiti
Mae West
U.S. Patent Office
Britain
Maurice Chevalier
Interlandi
Alabama
Kentucky
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