Lawrence Daily Journal-World Staff and Editorial Legacy
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World lists key staff including President and Editor LPHue Mons Jr Vice President Publisher AC Mayer Managing Editor K Yimmerman News Baiter EST Pontius Advertising Manager Eller Business Manager and notes establishment in 1854 with W C Simons as Editor from 1891 to 1953.
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LP Simons
Lphue Mons , JR
AC. Mayer
Pcomeetatoes
K. Yimmerman
News Baiter Est Pontius Ecosem
Anager Eller —-Sseas
Colleges Reconsider Teaching Focus Amid Student Unrest
Education leaders urge rating of faculty by students and greater emphasis on teaching. California University and Berkeley studies push student feedback, younger teachers recognition, and “fidelity to teaching.” UCLA's Murphy notes students are central to education, not prestige. Some protests may serve a constructive purpose.
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Benjamin Fine
California University
California
Berkeley
Kansas University
UCLA
Franklin Murphy
West Coast
Fine
Young 4H Leaders Fear Farm Shift Away From Family Farms
4H leaders warn economics push youths away from farming. Phil McIntyre 19 from North Dakota cites high land costs as a barrier to returning home. Nadine Meier 19 of Kenosha Wisconsin aims for teaching while family farming grows corporate. Over half of 4H youth are urban, signaling a trend toward merger farming and shrinking family farms.
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North Dakota
Phil McIntyre
North Dakota State
Nadine Meier
Kenosha
Wis
Nadine
4 H
U. S
America
Johnson visits Mexico to discuss Latin American needs
President Johnson travels to Mexico to stress U S awareness of Latin American problems and commitment to aid. The visit marks his first foreign capital trip and reflects growing sentiment that the United States should increase attention and support to Latin nations amid evolving alliances and regional gains.
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United States
Johnson
Mexico
U.S
Right a Ruling of Interest Dismisses Pauling Libel Suit
Judge Samuel Silverman dismissed Linus Pauling's libel suit against National Review William A. Rusher and Ward H. Buckley Jr citing that Pauling did not prove actual malice. The ruling extends Sullivan standards to public figures and supports free, robust debate while preserving libel laws.
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Samuel Silverman
Supreme Court of New York
Linus C. Pauling
W National Review Magazine
William A. Rusher
Silverman
Supreme Court
Hubert Humphrey
New York Times
Sullivan
Montgomery
Ala
Norman Thomas
Thomas
Linus Pauling
National Review
Pauling
Soviet Union
Internal Security Subcommittee
United States Senate
Dr. Pauling
Latin America progress hinges on saving and education
The article argues that Latin American progress requires capital savings and higher living standards, balanced by population control. It notes a 2.8 percent annual growth, the need for delaying consumption, and warns that aid must be matched by the recipient’s stubborn effort. otherwise policy should adapt. President Johnson urges faith and stubborn effort in Latin progress.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Latin America
Mexico
Johnson
United States
Javits Drops Bid for New York Governor After Backroom Pressure
In a secret Sunday conference Javits abandons a challenge to Gov. Rockefeller for the New York Republican nomination. State party power brokers urged unity to avoid a divisive convention fight that could help Democrats. Also notes Florida poll copyright idea and YAF led bid to purge two liberal Pennsylvania Republicans.
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Washington
Jacob Javits
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Jies
Javits
Rockefeller
Republican Party
California
William F. Knowland
Goodwin Knight
First Research Corp
Miami
Fla
Haydon Burns
Florida
First Research
Firsts Research
Burns
Robert King High
Charles Bennett
Senate
George Smathers
Bennett
LeRoy Collins
Young Americans For Freedom
YAF
Old Goldwater Movement
Pennsylvania
Committee For the Commonwealth
Philadelphia
John D. la Mothe
James Fulton
Pittsburgh
Richard Schweiker
Montgomery County
Theodore Humes
Goldwater
Fulton
John A. Lafore Jr
Schweiker
Hot and Cold In Finance Seesaw On Wall Street
Tax prospects and profits swing with inflation fears as Washington monitors markets. Strong economy lifts consumer spending 3 percent, industrial output up 13 percent, GNP at 714 billion and six percent predicted for the year, while profit margins and orders grow despite tax worries.
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New York
Wall Street
Washington
U.S
Lawrence remembers oldest, newest industries and campus history
The Chamber of Commerce honored Barteldes Seeds and Lawrence Paper Co as oldest and newest industries. Cooper Cooperative Farm Chemicals, Assn. accepted the award for the newest. A street named Easy Street in Town and Country Addition was renamed after city commission concerns.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Otto Barteldes
Justin Hill
Barteldes Seeds
Lawrence Paper Co
R. R. Zurbachen
Cooperative Farm Chemicals, Assn
City Commission
Charles Howard Muller
Marion
Jeanne Moyer
Patricia Riggs
Doris Twente
James Brown
James Surface
Salina
Ernst Philblad
Kansas
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Bible Message and Prayer Prompt
A brief religious notice presents a Bible verse from John 8 31 32 about remaining in Jesus word to be disciples and know the truth. It includes a prayer asking God to strengthen spirits to continue in Thy Word Thy love and Thy service. Amen.
Hal Boyle Freshly Boyle ed Monday Potpourri
Hal Boyle mixes light anecdotes and trivia in a New York AP column. The piece riffs on marriage norms air pollution costs debt satire and a string of humorous observations about famous figures and daily life with a nostalgic editorial tone.
Vera Mercer to Leave Labette County for Lawrence Clerk Post
Vera Mercer, veteran Labette County official for 11 years, will become Lawrence city clerk after serving four terms as county clerk and two terms as county treasurer. Her record includes high performance, fair tax assessment handling, statewide recognition, and respect from peers. Lawrence gains, Labette loses a trusted public servant.
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Labette County
Vera Mercer
Lawrence
Labette
Blood donation rules and health guidelines for donors
A letter discusses low iron and blood donations, reaffirming that mild anemia is not a barrier if treated. It outlines donation limits, age and weight requirements, health screenings, temporary and safety exclusions, and the need for blood nationwide. It also notes cross matching and the universal value of donors regardless of blood type.
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Red Cross
U. S
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Hal Boyle
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Ernest Hemingway
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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