Lawrence Journal World 1966 April 30 Publication Summary
Lawrence Journal World issue dated Saturday April 30 1966 lists staff details editors and contact, subscription rates, and postal information for Lawrence Kansas. The page presents standard newspaper masthead data including price segments for carriers and mail across regions.
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Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Emmys Struggle With Weak Dramatic Series Lineup
The 1966 Emmy race for outstanding dramatic series exposes a poor field with nominees like the U S Steel Hour Studio One Television Playhouse Media and Four Star Playhouse The critic chorus deems this season the weakest since TV rose in the 1950s and wonders how bad it will get by 1966.
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National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Movieland
Motion Picture Academy
U.N.C.L.E
U.S. Steel Hour
Studio One
Television Playhouse
Media
Four Star Playhouse
Carry Nation opera debut praised by critic at KU centennial
The Los Angeles Times lauds Kansas University for hosting the world premiere of Carry Nation by composer Douglas Moore. Murphy Hall in the $3.2 million arts center with 1200 seats staged the premiere, highlighting KU's cultural impact and facilities.
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Los Angeles Times
Times
Martin Bernheimer
Bernheimer
Kansas
Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Douglas Moore
United States
Murphy Hall
New York
Teen-age maternity clothes in school colors idea joked
A commentator quips that a brisk entrepreneurial venture could profit from selling teen-age maternity garments in school colors, noting the era's trend of early marriages and school pride.
Miller Miller Miller and Rocky in 1964 Race
New York reports suggest William Miller offers to forget the past and campaign against Nelson Rockefeller while Rockefeller contemplates a mellowing and possible crossing to support reform within the party.
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William Miller
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Rocker
GOP
Stn Rockefelier
Political unity prospects cited by Miller on Rockefeller stance
Miller notes Rockefeller supported civil rights and urban development long before they became popular. He argues cross party reconciliation could improve GOP unity, saying strangers to politics have formed alliances and party cohesion depends on such cross trips.
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Miller
Rockefeller
Ambassador Charles Yost retires after 33 foreign service years
United Nations veteran Charles W. Yost retires at 58 after serving as deputy to U N chief delegate Arthur Goldberg. He described Stalin’s tactics at Potsdam and his Congo Cuba and Rhodesia crises work, and will join the Council on Foreign Relations as senior fellow to write on foreign affairs.
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United Nations
N. Y
Potsdam
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Vienna
Congo
Cuba
Middle East
Rhodesia
Charles W. Yost
U. S. Foreign Service
Arthur J. Goldberg
U. S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Council of Foreign Relations
Center For Study of
Yost
Stalin
KU Fine Arts building rises as Jaycees back Santee case
Old Home Town notes mark 1956 with the KU Fine Arts building progress and Dr. James Weaver's death at KU Medical Center where he taught since 1927. It also covers the AAU struggle over Wes Santee and broad local recollections from 1941 about Thomas Hart Benton and Boys Day in City Hall.
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KU Fine Arts
Murphy Hall
James Weaver
KU Medical Center
Wes Santee
AAU
Kansas Jaycees
City Hall
Ernie Pontius
Don Hults
Jane Woestemeyer
Patsy Creel
Freda Wray
Ruth Yeaton
Notary Bible Message Daily Prayer Reflection
A devotional fragment cites II Thessalonians 3 13 urging perseverance in doing good and asks for divine strength. Prayer seeks the Holy Spirit to sustain effort in worldly work, invoking Our Father in heaven and closing with Amen.
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II Thessalonians
Christ
Komer Named Reconstruction Czar in Vietnam War
President Johnson installed Komer as the top coordinator for South Viet Nam reconstruction with NSC backing. Komer gains power over scarce resources and coordination with agencies, sidelining prior State Department resistance while facing vast challenges in hamlets, manpower, and Viet Nam political dynamics.
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Saigon
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Robert Komer
Komer
White House
National Security Council
NSC
State Department
Department
Viet Nam
Leonard Unger
Defense Department
U.S
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Ben Heineman
Chicago and North Western Railway
Washington
Heineman
McGeorge Bundy
Middle East
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
South
John Gardner
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Orville Freeman
Agriculture Department
William Porter
New D C Fashion Trends For Washington Tourists In 1965
ART BUCHWALD reports Sophie Glutz says summer fashions for visitors to Washington will be more formal. Women may wear stretch pants and longer shorts for the Senate and House, with some still in blue jeans by day. Skirts are dressy but many will skip dresses or suits. curlers return and color trends favor plaids and stripes in shorts, with minimal sun oil.
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Washington
Sophie Glutz
Lady Bird
White House
Lincoln and
Jefferson
Senate
House of Representatives
Diet pills risks and need for doctor supervision
Readers ask about the effects of diet pills and side effects. Dr Molner warns pills carry risks and require ongoing doctor supervision and patient reporting of adverse symptoms. An elderly man’s salt advice and a question on late-life pregnancy are addressed with caution and medical context.
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Dr. Molner
K.J.R
New Books at City Library Features Six Spring Lectures and Novels
New Books at City Library highlights six lectures from 1965 at the University of Chicago on mans place in nature and culture. Included are Disinherited by Dale Van Every and 1787 The Grand Convention by Clinton Rossiter. Other titles feature Saw Red China by Lisa Hobbs, Adlai E Stevenson by Stuart Gerry Brown, and works by Brumer, Robbins, Armstrong, Lebow, Hempstone and Capps with themes from Viet Nam to adventures in Central America.
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John R. Platt
University of Chicago
Dale van Every
Clinton Rossiter
United States
Philadelphia
Red China
Lisa Hobbs
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stuart Gerry Brown
Mr. Brown
Stevenson
Illinois
United Nations
Democratic Party
Jerome&. Brumer
Harold Robbins
Diogenes Alejandro Nenes
Republic of Corteguay
Dax
Charlotte Armstrong
Laban TE Will
Albert Leboe Wats
Laban
Smith Hempstone
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Benjamin Capps
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