Lawrence Journal World 1966 staff and timing
The Lawrence Journal World lists staff including President and Editor LPH Simons Jr and Managing Editor Jack Rimm erman with News Editor Ernest Pontius and Advertising Manager Leo Eller. The paper published daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. December 7 1966 is the issue date.
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LPH
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence, Kan
Lawrence Victims of New Post Office Leasing Plan
Lawrence residents condemn a privately built post office replacing the former Seventh and New Hampshire site. They call the new structure ugly and cheap, with design choices made without town input, urging future public buildings to better fit New England character.
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Lawrence
Presser Johnson
O’bien
Seventh
New Hampire
New England
Coach Devine Seethes Over Jack Mitchell Departure
Missouri coach Dan Devine laments the exit of Jack Mitchell from U C L A coaching duties and notes his respect for Mitchell's work. The piece juxtaposes Devine with Nebraska’s Devaney, who has bested Missouri frequently in recent years.
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Missouri
Dan Devine
Kansas
Columbia
Ck Mitchell
Devine
Devaney
Nebraska
Issouri
Navy crews stranded as West Coast strike blocks ports
Thousands of sailors awaiting home leave are held in the war zone as electrical union workers strike along the West Coast. More than a dozen ships with U S fighting men wait for union bosses to allow overhaul and homecoming, angering Adm John McQuilkin and prompting calls for lawmakers to demand responsibility.
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U.S. Navy
Viet Nam
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Adm
John McQuilkin
12Th Naval District
U.S
Kerr's Successor in Question Amid California University Turmoil
West Coast speculation swirls around Clark Kerr as California's nine campus system deals with Berkeley turmoil and Reagan era promises. Former Kansas Chancellor Franklin Murphy, now at UCLA, often appears as a leading replacement prospect if Kerr exits.
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California
California College
Clark Kerr
Ronald Reagan
California University System
Berkeley
Kerr
Kansas University
Franklin Murphy
UCLA
M Murphy
Jap Economy Booming As War Ends 25th Year
On the 25th anniversary of Pearl Harbor Japan’s economy booms shifting from military power to industry. Trade with the United States and Vietnam fuels growth with annual U S Japan commerce near 4 5 billion. Japan becomes a leading shipbuilder and exports finished steel and radios while importing coal ore and rice.
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New York
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Viet Nam
United States
South Viet Nam
America
North America
Australia
Tri captains named for 1957 Lawrence football squad
Old Home Town Wally Strauch Bob Kraus and Lynn Mc Carthy were elected tri captains of the 1957 football team. The piece notes Pearl Harbor tours, wartime losses at Honolulu and Manila, and various local figures including KU events and a Memorial Stadium projection by Coach Phog Allen.
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Wally Strauch
Bob Kraus
Lynn McCarthy
Pearl Harbor
Friends In Council
The
Union
James Seaver
Merrell Clubb
C. F. Nelson
Robert Vosper
Karl Mattern
Oscar Hardtaker
Lawrence High School
Lindley
Phog Allen
Memorial Stadium
Prayer and scripture on hope in waiting for divine aid
A devotional note cites Psalm 3 4 and offers a prayer asking God for help and steadfast trust. The text invokes the Lord from a holy hill and seeks Christ the Redeemer in troubled times with a plea for renewed hope and patience.
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Christ the Redeemer
Deck the Hall Hamburger Season Holiday Treats
Jack Zimerman argues hamburgers peak from late November to December, rivaling summer. He notes big pre holiday burger demand before Thanksgiving and Christmas crowds, highlights kids loving burgers, and recalls a family anecdote about indulging in burgers before the feast.
Americans Seek Night Spots in London Not Mutual Friends
Hal Boyle reports American tourists seek London clubs avoiding crowds of fellow Americans. Dolly's Blaise's The Ad Lib among the few exclusive venues. entry often requires membership or a passport, with colorful notes on atmosphere, fashion, and the music scene in 1966 London.
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London
United States
Paris
Rome
Europe
Dolly's
Scotch of
Rolling Stones
Blaise
John Kennedy
Sign Up Booths Draw Protests at Maryland and Wisconsin
Divergent views on the Viet Nam war sparked jostling at Marine Corps recruiting booths at the University of Maryland and the University of Wisconsin. SDS in Maryland and a protest group in Madison clashed with Marines, with signs and shouting marking the demonstrations.
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College Park
U.S. Marine Corps
University of Maryland
University of Wisconsin
University of Maryland Student Union
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Viet Nam
U.S
Southeast Asia
Madison, Wis
Committee For Direct Action
University
Memorial Union Building
Chicago Pioneer Alice Hig inbotham Patterson Dies
Alice Higginbotham Patterson 85 widow of Joseph Medill Patterson founder of the New York Daily News died Tuesday in Chicago. Daughter of Harlow Niles Higinbotham early Chicago pioneer who partnered with Marshall Field and helped build the Marshall Field company.
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Chicago
Alice Higinbotham Patterson
Joseph Medill Patterson
New York Daily News
Chicago Tribune
Patterson
Harlow Niles Higinbotham
Marshall Field
Sukarno Reenters Indonesia Power Debate Under Suharto
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Sukarno's rehabilitation under General Suharto as powerful diplomacy surfaces at a Yugoslav reception. Sukarno enjoys small favors, including endorsing Suwito as ambassador, signaling a staged return as Indonesia faces economic turmoil and impending reforms.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Suharto
Washington
Suwito
Subandrio
George Washington
When Anger and Age Blur the Line to Senility
Reader asks about a 70-year-old husband whose mood shifts angerly and occasionally withdraws. Dr Molner cautions that such changes aren’t automatically senility and suggest evaluating for stress, health issues, or stroke, advising medical guidance rather than quick labels.
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