Lawrence Journal-World Staff and Publication Details
The Lawrence Journal-World reports staff roles including Dolph C. Simons Jr. as President and Editor and Bill Mayer as Vice President Publisher. The paper, established 1854, operates from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, with 1965 publication details listed.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Tack Zimmerman Com
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Michener Earns National Academy of Sciences Honor
Charles Michener, KU entomology professor, elected to the National Academy of Sciences. The achievement reflects on Kansas and the university amid calls in the 1962 Eurich Report to raise faculty salaries and research effort to attract and retain top talent. Congratulations to Dr. Michener.
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Charles Michener
National Academy of Sciences
Kansas University
State of Kansas
Academy
Kansas
Board of Regents
Strangers on the Line Warned by American Legion Officials
The American Legion Magazine notes officers caution on stranger phone surveys asking personal details. Women risk aiding criminals by revealing family numbers routines and finances. Police and phone companies can trace nuisance calls, but best to withhold information and hang up on lewd remarks.
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American Legion Magazine
Why a “good boy” can turn dangerous in youth
Psychiatrists note over control as a key in dangerous behavior. Dr. Edward Stainbrook of the Southern California School of Medicine explains some children are over controlled while others are under controlled. Over controlled youths may fear expressing anger and anxiety openly leading to release through fantasy and daydreams.
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California
Edward Stainbrook
Stainbrook
Southern California School of Medicine
Fantasy and guns in adolescence warned by editorial
The article notes that childish gun fantasies can translate into real risk if weapons are accessible at home. It warns parents to control gun availability to prevent tragic outcomes, acknowledging such incidents occur only rarely but emphasizing underlying potential for harm.
Soviet Divorce Highlights Strains of One Room Life
In Moscow City Court Vladimir Goroshikova, 35, a chief engineer with 150 ruble monthly pay, seeks a divorce from Valentina, 36, a lab worker earning 79 rubles. He admits new partner and child. Valentina cares for their 8-year-old son with a mentally disabled condition, aided by a nurse, while alimony is discussed.
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Moscow
Times-Post
Moscow City Court
Vladimir
Valentina Goroshikova
Valentina
Lawrence seniors stage Black and Red Revue for school gift
A 1955 Lawrence High School senior class presented the Black and Red Revue a months of the year skit show to raise funds for a school gift. The article notes R C Jackman's long Lawrence business career and his Bower Sock milling era.
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Lawrence High School
R. C. Jackman
Lawrence
Bowersock
Bible Message and Prayer Reflections On Hope
A brief religious note cites I Corinthians 15 19 about life without Christ and offers a prayer thanking God for eternal life through the resurrected Jesus Christ asking to be numbered among His friends and servants who seek to do good.
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Christ
The Mystery Car That Won’t Left Turn in Bridgeport
In Bridgeport Connecticut a reader recalls his old Model A Ford built with junkyard parts and a repaired top. He notes a left turn defect that caused a near miss at a hill street curb and wonders if the city’s modern faulty left turns could be his former roadster.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Annsafe
Grand Canyon Dam Plan Sparks National Debate
A plan for Bridge Canyon and Marble Canyon dams at Grand Canyon draws fierce opposition from the Sierra Club and conservationists. The two dams would control water and generate power without diverting Colorado River supply, but threaten canyon scenery and park integrity as California and Arizona push a regional water agreement backed by the Interior Department.
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Southwest
California
Arizona
Department of the Interior
Grand Canyon
Monumental Gorge
Sierra Club
San Francisco
Interior Department
Bureau of Reclamation
Colorado
Grand Canyon National Park and Monument
Grand Tetons
Yosemite
Yellowstone
Glacier
Big Bend
National Parks
Army Corps of Engineers
Club
Gorges
Bridge Canyon
Marble Canyon
Congress
Stewart L. Udall
Bridge
Pacific Northwest
Udalls
Pacific Southwest
Central Arizona
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Marble Canyon Dam
Grand Canyon National Park
Monument
Bridge Canyon Dam
Lake Mead
Park
Glen Canyon
Glen
Lake Powell
Udall
America
Lyons Den: Notable quotes and career notes from Leonard Lyons
A collage of small items notes Lyndon Johnson’s pocket checklists and four items he carries. It also covers Goodman and Stravinsky recording at Columbia, Wilson and Brandt private talks on the Vietnam position, Dan Dailey’s vacation role, Monte Irvin playing in Show League, Conrad Janis and Panama Francis on Irvin’s hitting, Isaac Stern’s Helsinki to Leningrad concert route, Ed Murrow’s CBS ties, and his remarks to Army PR officers.
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LBJ
Gallup
Dow-Jones
Benny Goodman
Igor Stravinsky
Columbia
Britain
Harold Wilson
Berlin
Willy Brandt
Washington
U. S
Viet Nam
Dan Dailey
van Johnson
Monte Irvin
Giant
Jim Downeys
Conrad Janis
Panama Francis
Irvin
Janis
Ed Murrow
Radio and
TV News Analysts
America
Army
Murrow
CBS
Air Force
Seminar Addresses Population Explosion At United Nations
The Methodist Board of Christian Social Concerns hosted a March 30 seminar in Washington DC with nearly 50 leaders from across the nation to hear physicians U N officials and demographers discuss population pressures and future resource shortages. Protestant and Jewish women in St Louis held a joint Passover Seder for the first time at the Jewish War Veterans Memorial in University City to learn about Passover rites and liberation.
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Methodist Board of Christian Social Concerns
Washington, D. C
United Nations
U.N
St. Louis
B'nai B'rith Women’s Council
Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B'rith
United Church Women of
Churches urge Faubus to open Capitol cafeteria to all
Arkansas church leaders press Governor Faubus to desegregate the state capitol cafeteria. Norman Thomas criticizes church leadership for Viet Nam in a The Christian Century letter, urging thoughtful debate on world affairs and theology’s impact on current crises.
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Arkansas
Orval Faubus
State Capitol
Norman Thomas
Lawrence
Christian Century
Viet Nam
Paul Davis
Brendan Downey
Herman Cohen
Mary Morgan
Diabetes questions for infants and hemorrhoid surgery query
Reader asks if babies can have diabetes and how to test for it. The doctor cautions against assuming rash is sugar related and notes urine or blood tests. A separate letter on hemorrhoids asserts surgery is effective but notes possible future hemorrhoids and a post operative dilation plan.
Pill Mixup Suit After Pregnancy
A Whittier couple sues a drug store chain for 100000 claiming a pharmacist gave sleeping pills instead of an oral contraceptive. Mrs Pearson, 40, says the error caused a pregnancy and she suffered shock and mental distress while the husband cites economic and emotional unpreparedness.
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Los Angeles
Times-Post
Whittier
Maxine Pearson
Pearson
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Old Home Town
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Colorado River
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Isaac Stern
Helsinki
Russia
U.S. R
Leningrad
Stern
Commercial Appeal
Memphis
Episcopal
Joseph G. Molher
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