Lawrence Journal World issue info and staff list
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World details its editors and publishers including President and Editor L P H ey Simons Jr and Managing Editor Tack Zotstens. It notes the paper is published daily except Sunday by World Company at Lawrence Kansas with 1965 telephone and subscription rates for local and distant readers.
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Rolph, Bsimons
LPH Ey Simons JR
YER
Tack Zotstens
Seeescenones Esseeessess Newa
Ernest Pontils
Minal Business
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
The Vietnam War Illusion of Quick Victory
The article contrasts American desires for swift wins with Viet Nam’s long term resistance. It notes Viet Cong patience and guerrilla tactics, questions the reliability of Hanoi agreements, and cites rising U S troop levels and skeptical reporting that undermines optimism about rapid progress.
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U. S
Viet Nam
Secretary of Defense
Who Profited In Market
AP report analyzes a week of stock market swings with artificial moves by professional traders. It explains how buy and sell programs, stop loss orders, and short selling drove rapid declines and rebounds after Federal Reserve rate news and President Johnson’s stance. It details how insiders capitalized on volatility via short selling and quick reversals as prices swung with news and technical triggers.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Texas White House
Johnson
Lawrence Building Boom Sets Yearly Private Permits Record
Lawrence shatters the all time private building permit total for a single year with 11 months reporting 9 049 450 dollars well above the 1958 record of 7 174 351 dollars The pace hints at a possible 10 million by year end underscoring growth and attracting outsiders to open new businesses The article notes additional projects at Kansas University and Haskell Institute and urges leaders to continue planning for continued prosperity in 1966 and beyond
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Haskell Institute
Draft deferments in Nebraska to be reviewed after first semester
The Nebraska Selective Service director says academic deferments will be reviewed after the first semester of the school year. The notice implies a shift in draft policy for students awaiting semester grades.
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Selective Service
Nebraska
Stu
Student draft rules tied to grades and credit hours
The speaker notes students with poor grades are placed on an eligible list and that those carrying 12 credit hours are eligible for the draft. Part time students are not deferred. As U.S. involvement in Viet Nam grows, those with student deferments may push to improve grades, reducing time for demonstrations and the presence of sign-carriers.
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Korea
Hanoi
North
Viet Nam
U. S
Old Home Town Recalls KU Wisconsin Victory 1955
The 1955 KU basketball team defeated Wisconsin 74 to 66 on television. A portrait of Leon Flint, after whom KU's journalism building is named, was hung in the office and created by Raymond Eastwood.
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Wisconsin
Leon Flint
Raymond Eastwood
Harry Johnson
Dawson
Neb
Charles Simons Johnson
Colonial
Riggs Sisters
Bushong
Paul Smart
Alice Marble
Kansas State High School Athletic Association
Lawrence Board of Education
Lawrence
W. W. Cleland
John Lawrence
Tommy) Constant
Behold I send my messenger to prepare the way before me
A religious devotional fragment quotes Malachi 3 1 RSV about a messenger and the coming Lord. A prayer thanks God for the promise and asks for inner renewal and readiness for Christ entering lives today. The wording emphasizes proclamation that Christ is waiting to be born in people now.
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Gar
Earth
Moon
Moon Conduct Code Sparks Space Humor of Lunar Life
A satirical panel discussion imagines a moon settlement debating etiquette and governance. Lunar residents complain of noisy parties, lawn care, charity canvassing, and teen fashion while Earth officials eye education, football recruitment, and garbage pickup disturbances as they propose whimsical policy actions.
De Gaulle and the French Left in Postwar Strife
In a **Buckley** column, the French political scene is analyzed as quarrelsome with Mitterrand gaining a third of the vote while a large left-right coalition looms. De Gaulle’s stance toward Communism and NATO is weighed, noting his mixed relations with Germany, the Common Market, and concerns over nuclear policy and Western unity. The piece forecasts a runoff and questions de Gaulle’s staying power and impact on Western Europe.
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Mitterand
France
Indonesia
Italy
de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Dominican Republic
U. S
Viet Nam
Red China
NATO
M. Jean Lecannet
Germany
Lecanuet
Europe
United States
Help for a drinker wife and a hospital fear
A worried wife asks Dr. Miner how to handle her husband’s drinking pressure and her own headaches and stomach trouble. The doctor advises saying no to drinks, switching to water, and not accepting continued pressure. The letter also covers a woman fearing hospitalization for mood and nervous illness and receiving reassurance that length of stay varies with tests and results.
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Dr. Mother
Jjst
M. H
Lyons' Den War Notes and Anecdotes
War note recalls LBJ saying the killed 23 of his boys led to stopping the war. Yale president Brewster warns Lindsay about stealing faculty. De Gaulle wife explains why husband runs again due to tiring outside life. Ginger Rogers misses a Hello Dolly performance. understudy Bibi Osterwald steps in and Rogers objects to the change.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
LBJ
Yale
Kingman Brewster
John Lindsay
New Haven
Brewster
Yaleman
Lindsay
Ginger Rogers
Bibi Osterwald
Miss Rogers
Bibi
Rosalind Elias Mezzos Star of Met Opera Career
Hal Boyle profiles Rosalind Elias from Lowell Mass a mezzo soprano at the Metropolitan Opera noted for multilingual singing and a rising Broadway acting aim. The Lebanese descent artist discusses her rare status, training early start at 15 and travels between the Met Monte Carlo and European houses. She emphasizes the opera star as a performer needing acting skill and audience connection beyond vocal ability.
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Metropolitan Opera
Rosalind Elias
Lowell
Mass
Rosalind
Met
Monte Carlo
Princess Grace
Prince Rainier
Kookie
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