Lawrence Daily Journal World personnel and publication details
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World lists staff including Vice President and Editor Belons, Publisher Biel Alay as vice president publisher, Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman, News Editor Ernest Pontius, Advertising Manager Leo Eller, and Business Manager. Established 1854, published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire, Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates: 35 cents per week by carrier, 13.20 yearly by carrier, 8.8 yearly by mail in Douglas and nearby counties, 11.00 yearly elsewhere in the United States. Second class postage paid at Lawrence. Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press.
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Inflation and fiscal policy squeeze U.S. economy under Johnson
The piece argues soaring prices, rising living costs, and a growing inflationary spiral threaten the U.S. economy. It criticizes government spending and calls for reduced deficits and stricter policy to avoid monetary instability before the 1964 elections. It names Lyndon Johnson and political figures as facing a fiscal responsibility choice.
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Campaign finance reform fronts beat of Washington
AP report describes the ongoing push and resistance in Congress over campaign financing. Senators Long Morton and others critique costs that favor the wealthy, while Johnson’s reform proposals seek source reporting gift disclosure and tax incentives for public funding.
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Hoover warns Senate that Communist Party in U S is stronger
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover testified before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee that the Communist Party U S A is in a stronger position after its June national convention in New York City. He called it a unified, well organized conspiracy loyal to Moscow and a serious threat to national security.
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Communist Youth Dominates U.S. Movement Says Hoover
FBI figures show 91 delegates to the convention were under 35 as Gus Hall, Moscow-trained party leader, notes the National Committee is 30 to 35 percent young. Hoover warns Americans to heed the danger and perils of the effort.
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Lawrence Lacrosse crowned Kansas state champion falls in regional
Old Home Town notes recount the 1956 Lawrence American Legion baseball team losing in the Oklahoma City regional. It also mentions Kansas GOP state chairman Lloyd Ruppenthal at the national convention and delegates vacationing in San Francisco.
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Bible Message and Prayer for Forgiveness and Joy
A devotional note quotes Luke 15 23 24 about the prodigal son and calls for a celebratory feast. A closing prayer asks for forgiveness restoration of joy and renewed faith through Jesus Christ.
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Inside Report Blackmail in Minneapolis Plymouth Street
The piece argues Minneapolis leaders traded hundreds of jobs to quell a North Side riot, driven by Mayor Naftalin and Gov. Rolvaag. It notes promises outpaced action, a white backlash, and questions whether the power structure’s gamble will quell racial tension or worsen it nationwide.
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Tonsillectomy views in Dr Molner column
Dr Molner discusses when tonsil removal is warranted, citing recurring infections and ear disease as key reasons. Antibiotics reduce need for surgery, while tonsil size and adenoids affect breathing. tonsils shrink with age. Walking pneumonia needs rest, not antivirals, and tranquilizers do not harden arteries in menopause.
Not a Lot to Worry About Just War Race and Money
Washington talks mix inflation, Viet Nam war, and racial tension with economics. An economist argues modest inflation can occur with growth and warns devaluation risks for the dollar, France, and U.S. military commitments, while wage guidelines and living costs shape policy.
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Streisand retires after final Chicago concert
After Barbra Streisand's fourth and last show in Chicago she leaves stage for a trailer hair cut signaling retirement before baby and filming Funny Girl. Included critique of Jackie Gleason in Miami Beach and comedy notes on W C Fields Mae West casting and Olympus 70000 TV special casting.
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Jackie Gleason
Miami Beach
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ACF Industries
Bankers Trust
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New Books at City Library Highlights Patched by Names
City library adds titles across politics art and adventure. Fred J Cook examines corruption cases from Bobby Baker to oil depletion allowances. Paul Horgan portrays two sisters loyal to Navy tradition.
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Fred J. Cook
Bobby Baker
Billy Sol Estes
Washington
Paul Horgan
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Annapolis
Nicolai Malka
Rimaky- Korsakoff
Shostekovitch
Alan Gardner
Rome
Harry Levinson
Robert Adieman
Ploits
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Green Berets
Haparanda
BR. P. Lister
Gulf of Bothnia
R. P. Lister
Lapland
Norwood
Charles Portis
Norwood Pratt
Robert Kroetsch
Doc Murdoch
Tchaikovsky
Lawrence
Elisabeth Hanason
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