Lawrence Journal-World staff list and publication details
The document provides staffing roles including President auditor Dolph C. Simons Jr and publisher Bill Mayer, with editors Ernest Pontius and Jack Zimmerman. It notes The World Company publication base in Lawrence Kansas, established 1854, and lists circulation rates and mailing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Pdolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Elluor
Baker and Bugging in the Baker Case Remains Debated
The federal case against Baker who faced income tax evasion fraud and conspiracy is overshadowed by FBI bugging disputes. Courts have ruled snooping inadmissible and government claims that bugging did not affect indictment are challenged. Critics fear an effort to throw out the Baker case while Baker’s associates face similar legal taint from surveillance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Baker
Baker
FBI
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Ronald J. Ostrow
Washington
Supreme Court
Fred B. Black Jr
North American Aviation
Black
High Court
Benjamin Sigelbaum
Miami
Edward Levinson
Fremont
Las Vegas
Nevada
Levinson
Central Telephone Co
Justice Department
Johnson
Logic Scarce In Arab East Braces for Possible Crisis
The piece warns that Soviet involvement could trigger a new Arab East crisis. It notes King Hussein of Jordan under pressure, Nasser’s Yemen troop deployments, Syria’s volatile regime, and the Palestine Liberation Organization’s threats. It cites Moscow’s renewed interest and US caution amid Vietnam conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arab East
Suez
U.S
Lebanon
Jordan
Hussein
United States
West
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Israel
Syria
Damascus
Palestine Liberation Organization
Ahmad Shukairy
Viet Nam
Fedayeen
Middle East
Nasser
Yemen
Moscow
Soviet Union
Humane Society seeks funds for 1967 animal care drive
The local Humane Society plans a fundraising effort to meet the 1967 needs. The Charles Ise Memorial Animal Shelter, run by Mr. and Mrs. Vic Melton, is lauded as a top Midwest facility attracting visitors from other cities to study its operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Society
Charles Ise
Vic Melton
Midwest
Humane Society appeals for funds to aid shelter
The John Ise family helped make it possible as the Humane Society seeks over $15 000 annually to sustain its work and manage more than 3400 animals at the shelter, a project that warrants community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ise
The
Humane Society
Wilt Chamberlain Leads KU Past Northwestern In Season Opener
Wilt Chamberlain scored 52 points as Kansas beat Northwestern 87 to 68 in the season opener. A Kaw River Bridge section near DeSoto broke under a sand truck weight. Ralph Houk, formerly of Lawrence, is rehired as manager of the Denver club in the American Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilt Chamberlain
Northwestern
Kaw River
DeSoto
Ralph Houk
Lawrence
Denver Club
American Association
Bears
Heaven
Fredric March
Martha Scott
Paulette Goddard
Stan Schwahn
The
Jayhawker
John Buehler
Atchison
Topeka
Kansas
Roosevelt
Sen
Arthur Capper
U.S
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer for Leaders
The meditation recalls Saul’s encounter on the road to Damascus and asks God to forgive humanity’s sins. It seeks courage for Christian leaders to curb crime and hatred and calls individuals to acknowledge and serve Jesus in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Deepening rift over Red China abroad fuels domestic backlash
Hong Kong observers say a growing backlash against Maoist Red Guards and Lin Piao signals a possible shift toward moderating Beijing's aggressive foreign policy, especially in Vietnam. Premier Liu Shao-chi and other leaders face covert pressure while avoiding direct confrontation with Mao and Lin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Red Guards
Mao Tse- Tung
Lin Piao
Communist Party Hierearchy
Liu Shao Chi
Marshall Lin
King
Viet Nam
Liu
Mao
Peking
China
Soviet Union
Peoples Army
Overcoming dental fear and hospital anesthesia questions
A reader asks how to conquer a long pretreatment fear of the dentist and whether hospital anesthesia is ever used. The doctor advises coordinating with a physician and dentist, using tranquilizers to reach the office, then nerve blocks to prevent pain, noting modern drilling is near painless and that hospitalization is unlikely. Another reader questions urine sugar test timing and color change. the expert explains timing limits can cause color changes after the window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Molner
N.S
A.R.R
Know the Enemy to Hate Him the Right Way
A Pentagon colonel and an interviewer discuss how to portray the Viet Cong in photos without offending South Vietnam. They note the difficulty of showing atrocities by the enemy while avoiding biased depictions and the challenge of distinguishing combatants who look like civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pentagon
Hanoi
Esai
Hanoi Calling For Fire Raping and Pillaging of South Viet Nam
Hitler
Goebbels
Goering
Tojo
Tokyo
Ho Chi Minh
Viet Nam
Nonfiction Dominates 1966 Christmas Book Lists
Publishers emphasize non fiction with memoirs and biographies. Highlights include Randolph Churchill’s first volume of his father’s official biography and Pierre Salinger’s With Kennedy. Art books feature Durer to Picasso plus avant garde works. Johnson and other houses publish histories, portraits, and cultural studies.
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Randolph Churchill
Houghton
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Doubleday
Holt
Robert Frost
Virgil Thomson
Knopf
Frank Lloyd Wright
Horizon
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Sarah Bernhardt
Ful. Abrams
Durer
Giacometti
Modigliani
Allan Kaprow
New York Graphic
Bonnard
Turner
Whistler
Picasso
Crown
Sculptor
Lipchitz
Pantheon
Calder
America
Reinhold
Putnam
Louvre
Praeger
Johnson
Ken Heyman
Joy Adamson
Kenya
Harcourt
MacMillan
Basil Davidson
Africa
Oxford
Leonard Cottrell
Egypt
Brdziller
France
New Books at City Library
The City Library announces new titles by Charl ton Ogburn Lyndon B. Johnson The Exercise of Power by R Evans and Confessions of a Dilettante by Russell Lynes A teacher’s desegregation tale The Children of the South and The Doctors by Martin L Gross plus Land Under the Pole Star by Helge Ingstad The Disorderly Knights by Dorothy Dunnett The Abductors by St Stuart Cloete Pedlock and Sons by Stephen Longstreet The Wedding Bargain by Agnes Sligh Turnbull The Love Letters by Made J Engle and Dark Places of the Heart by Christina Stead.
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Charlton Ogburn
Lyndon B. Johnson
R. Evans
United States
Margaret Anderson
Martin L. Gross
Pole Star
Helge Ingstad
Greenland
Dorothy Dunnett
Francis Crawford
Lymond
Scotland
France
Knights of Malta
St Stuart Cloete
de Giaquintin
Fingland
Pedlock and Sons
Stephen Longstreet
Hebba Phe Zaao Curtata
Agnes Sligh Turnbull
Eliza Hanford
Daniel Morgan
Made Jeune L’engle
Christina Stead
Nellie Cook
London
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
W. C. Elmons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Kan
Douglas
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Old Home Town
Charles Henry Constant
John
Baker University
Ottawa
South Lawrence
Paul Rankin
New University
Saul
Acts
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Li Fu-Chun
Marshal Lin
Joseph Molner
Small Society
Brickman
By Miles Smith
City Library
By Thelma Helver
Publishers’ Weekly
Santa Vittoria
Crichton Valley OF the Dolls
Susana Capable OF
Drury Tai-Pan
Clavell
Dacey
Levenson
Amelia Earhart
Goer
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