Lawrence Daily Journal World front page details 1965 staff
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists President and Editor LPR C Simons Jr Vice President Publisher L Mayer Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Eller Business Manager W C Simons Editor 1891 to 1953 published daily except Sunday at Sixth and New Hampshire Lawrence Kansas 66044. Subscription rates listed and AP and ABC memberships noted. Friday Evening December 3 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lym Simons
LPR
C, Simons JR
L Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Newa
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simona
The
Worldompany
Sixth
New Hampshire
Wrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Catledge's ethics: press duty over convenient truth
Information Turner Catledge, executive editor of the New York Times, says reporters must tell the public the truth as they know it, even when government officials obscure or misstate facts about the Vietnam War. He argues ongoing government censorship is not tolerable and stresses duty to readers and public accountability.
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Turner Catledge
New York Times
Catledge
U. S
Viet Nam
Times
Rafferty denounces teacher sanctions and strikes clash
California education chief Dr Max Rafferty criticizes teacher strikes and sanctions as harmful to students. He warns against turning education into unionized labor and warns that punitive measures against school boards undercut professional aims.
Professional tactics and ethics in education reform
Dr Rafferty urges using legal weapons of labor and professional standards. He says educators should persuade the public, petition, and vote to change school policies, not threaten or bully. He supports merit-based advancement to reward good teachers and remove underperformers, though some oppose strike tactics.
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Max Rafferty
California
Rafferty
Marine Corps
Mt. Sinai
Dr. Rafferty
Surge of War Has Two Sides
President Johnson urged business leaders to hold the wage price line while Vietnam war needs are funded. Officials say war costs may rise by five billion next year, yet a booming economy could overhe at if capacity is fully used and labor shortages grow. Government spending beyond the war is rising, adding to inflation fears and wage pressure.
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New York
Johnson
Business Council
Washington
Finnish flag shown at KU display in Strong Hall
In 1955, during the United Nations exhibit at KU Strong Hall, Finland was not a member and thus not represented. Four Finnish boys requested a flag presentation, which was granted and to be dedicated on Finland Independence Day December 6. Polls echoed Grace Kelly and James Dean as top movie favorites.
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United Nations
Finland
Russia
Lawrence
Grace Kelly
James Dean
Junius Penny
Kansas
Stucker
Hird
Dodson
Sperry
Green
Douglas County
Clifford Pine
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Bible Message and Prayer for Spiritual Freedom
Scripture note from II Corinthians 8 9 reminding of Christ's poverty for humanity. Prayer asks God to enter hearts remove sin bondage and enable faithful service through Jesus Christ Amen.
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Jesus Christ
God
Amin
Jack's Straws Saint for Husbands Debated in Weights Divorce
London housewife Mrs Roy Weights wins a divorce on cruelty grounds after her husband insists on doing all housework. The judge notes the case shows domination, others may be inspired to seek relief. The gaggle of banter between a husband and wife echoes the split, with a cautious, humorous tone.
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Roy Weights
London
England
Weights
Anti-John Birch Bid Faces Static at Republican Meet
Washington scene shows right wing Republicans moving to sink an anti Birch Society resolution before the December 13 Coordinating Committee gathering. Moderates and Goldwaterites clash over extremism, with party leaders split and Bliss cautious about a formal statement that could anger conservatives or alienate donors.
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John Birch
Washington
Republican Coordinating Committee
John Birch Society
Robert Welch
Coordinating Committee
RCC
Ray Bliss
Bliss
Republican Party
Sen
Thurston B. Morton
Kentucky
Senate
Republican Campaign Committee
Morton
Society
Goldwater
Robert Smiley
Idaho
George Romney
Michigan
Birch Society
Albuquerque
Tony Smith
Smith
Karl Hess
Research Services, Inc
Theext
To Your Good Health Dr Molner Q&A
Readers ask about infectious mononucleosis sometimes not showing on a heterophil test and about daily milk needs for children 6 to 16. The doctor notes diagnosis can rely on multiple symptoms and blood counts, while advising a quart of milk daily though not a complete source of vitamin C and iron.
Mysteries Loom Over Guevara and Humphrey in Washington
In a tongue in cheek briefing, ART BUCHWALD notes two Washington mysteries. Where is Che Guevara, Castro's ally, and where is Hubert Humphrey, the U.S. Vice President. White House aides joke about his whereabouts, joking he could be anywhere. The piece cites casual dismissals and bemused speculation about his status and possible hiding.
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Washington
Che Guevara
Castro
Hubert Humphrey
United States
Kilo
Argentina
Minnesota
Humphrey
Minneapolis
Mike Mansfield
Russia
Dean Rusk
Rio
Bobby Kennedy
Venezuela
Robert McNamara
Viet Nam
FBI
Mr. Humphrey
Johnson
Lbj Ranch
Doctor Eleanor Rothenberg Earns PhD in Psychology
Mrs Eleanor Rothenberg receives a PhD in clinical psychology from Yeshiva University as her husband, living with Parkinsons disease, helps her attend daily classes. Club note: Carol Reed, director, was invited to dine at Les Ambassadeurs in London and joked about being its president.
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Eleanor Rothenberg
Yeshiva University
Carol Reed
Les Ambassadeurs
Jokes and Quips From Hal Boyle on Everyday Folly
A humorous column noting quick takes on manners, fashion, pets, work, Viet Nam policy, and human quirks. It highlights fat and skinny stereotypes, dress codes, cat behavior, barber chatter, Christmas affection, and the absurdity of modern life with Boyle’s wit and light mockery.
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Roland Evans
Robert Novak
San Francisco
Welch
Joseph Molner
Hubert and Guevara
Art Buchwald
Abe Beame
Beame
Hal Boyle
Santa Claus
the Cynic's Corner
Interlands
Picket
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