Lawrence Journal-World masthead and staff credits
Lawrence Journal-World announces staff roles with Dolph Simons as President and Editor and Simon as Vice President Publisher. The paper operates under The World Company with editions dating December 12 1964 and subscription rates listed for carrier and mail delivery in Kansas and surrounding areas.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph Co
SIMON
Bile Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Wee News
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Wan
Douglas
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Saturday Evening
Kansas Fans Urged To Show Sportsmanship At Allen Fieldhouse
Column urges KU fans to cheer for both state teams when they face outsiders following a hostile crowd in Manhattan. Calls out K State fans for rooting against KU and stresses loyal, civil conduct tonight to reflect well on Kansas.
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Kansas University
Allen Fieldhouse
Manhattan
Kansas State
KSU
Penn State
Jayhawkers
Wildcats
Lawrence
Kansas Staters
K-State
Kansas
Kansas State Wildcats
Kansas Jayhawkers
Kansas University Faculty Salaries Face Budget Fight
State Budget Director Jim Bibb cut four percent from faculty salary hikes proposed by Regents, while Governor plans a budget message for the legislative session. The outcome rests with lawmakers as agencies seek justified raises within fiscal limits.
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Kansas University
Jim Bibb
Bibb
Mt. Oread
Bank clears eyesore lot on West Ninth Street
First National Bank sheltered by a new plan after purchasing a vacant building on West Ninth Street adjoining its drive in facility. Workers leveled the lot and plan to plant trees shrubs and grass transforming the site into a neat vacant area. The Journal World endorses the move urging others to improve their surroundings.
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First National Bank
West Ninth Street
First
Journal-World
Lawrence
Tennessee
Ohio Streets
Time to End Free Speech Movement Disruption at UC
The smoke clears at California University as the Free Speech Movement disrupts education since September. The basic facts sharpen while observers note political and campus tensions shaping the public debate.
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California University
Free Speech Movement at Berkeley Faces Expulsion
Leaders and critics clash as calls grow to end the disruption at UC Berkeley. California officials urge swift action, with Dr. Max Rafferty saying students and faculty must choose to obey university rules or leave. The Los Angeles Times condemns the insurgents as seeking capitulation and warns of a jungle-like campus if not stopped.
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Max Rafferty
California Superintendent of Public Instruction
Rafferty
Cal
Board of Regents
Clark Kerr
Berkeley
Los Angeles Times
The
Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
Nathanael questions Nazareth while Philip invites him to see. Prayer asks God to reveal Jesus, to open hearts to listen to His voice and live to honor the Spirit in His name.
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Nathanael
Nazareth
Philip
John
Jesus
On the Right Still a Powerful Man The Conflict Over Burch
William F Buckley Jr argues that Dean Burch will likely remain Republican National Chairman despite calls for his ouster. He contends Goldwater’s influence and party realignment fears shape intra party battles, with conservatives likely to prevail in the January clash. Buckley notes Goldwater’s restraint and warns against anti Burch purges harming party unity.
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Dean Burch
Goldwater
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Burch
Senator Goldwater
San Francisco
Republican
GOP
Jamaica
Florida’s rapid higher education growth reshapes the state
The observer notes Florida’s swift university expansion from 1960s start to a 39 000 student system, led by the University of South Florida and a growing junior college network. It highlights Woodrow Wilson Fellows success, new private colleges like Florida Presbyterian, and plans to reach 17 500 at USF within a decade.
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University of South Florida
Tampa
Florida
State University
South Florida
Florida Atlantic University
Boca Raton
University of West Florida
Pensacola
St. Petersburg
Florida Presbyterian College
Florida Presbyterian
Post Office to Observe Three Day Christmas Weekend
Postmaster General John A Gronouski announced the suspension of normal mail deliveries on Saturday December 26 to give Post Office personnel a three day Christmas weekend at minimal government cost. Employees who would have worked that day receive a compensatory day off the following week with substitutes to be hired, saving three to four million dollars.
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Washington
John A. Gronouski
Gronouski
Eye Bags and Hemorrhoids and Morton’s Neuroma Q&A
Reader inquiries cover baggy eyes caused by aging and fluids from health issues, plus hemorrhoid history with potential cancer risk and post op care, and Morton's neuroma treatment options. The doctor cites fluid retention from allergies menstruation thyroid kidneys liver and notes most eye bags are harmless. Hemorrhoids do not turn into cancer but require exams and dilation after surgery. Morton's neuroma is a nerve tissue tumor in the foot with surgery as the stated treatment.
Designers Query on Inaugural Gowns for Mrs Johnson
Ten New York designers were courted to submit sketches for the White House inaugural gowns for Mrs Johnson and her two daughters. The panel asked whether the designs are retailed through Neiman Marcus in Dallas.
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White House
Neiman-Marcus
Dallas
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New City Library Books and Notable Works Catalog
A listings page highlights titles and authors across travel writing satire autobiography and criticism. Notable entries include William the Conqueror by David C C, One Man's Montana by John Hutchens, Verdun by George Bland, The Living Wilderness by Rutherford Montgomery, Your Hundred Billion Dollars by Jacob Rubin, Hurricane Coming! by Thomas Helm, The Brigadier and the Golf Widow by John Cheever, Little Big Man by Thomas Berger, The Horse Knows the Way by John O Fara, The Hands of Cantu by Tom Sea, A Song of Sixpence by A J Cronin, The Siren Song by David Beaty.
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Cyril Conally
William the Conqueror
David CC. Douglas
England
Montana
John Kk. Hutchens
John Hutchen
Missoula
Verdun
George Bland
Rutherford G. Montgomery
North America
Jacob A. Rubin
Thomas Helm
John Cheever
Orville Prescott
Yimes
Thomas Berger
Jack Crabb
Squaw Nan
John O'Fara
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Mr. Bibb
New Yorker
Mario Robert Richard Savio
FSM
Savio
McComb
Miss
Free Speech Movement Coordinating Committee
New York
Westinghouse
William F. Buckley JR
J. W. Anderson
Washington Post News Service
DAR
Joseph Molner
Dr.Mother
B. J
Morton
Leonard Lyons
PTA
Ecole Francaise
Carnegie Hall
Isaac Stern
Alan Jay Lerner
Harold Rome
Arthur Schwartz
Phyllis Curtin
Met Opera
Maria Tallchief
Diahann Carroll
Sybil Burton
Tammy Grimes
Carroll Baker
Rudolph Bing
Players
Robert Merrill
Cesare Siepi
Richard Tucker
Samuel Barber
Met
Vanessa
Maria Callas
Callas
P.S. 102
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Sarah Bernhardt
Mme. Bernhardt
Miss Skinner
Otis Skinner
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
Cantu
New Spain
Don Vito Cantu
Toribio de Ibarra
Ibarra
A. J. Cronin
Laurence Carroll
Highlands
Scotland
David Beaty
Anne Corby
Maurice
Empire Airways
Philip Matherson
Publishers’ Weekly
Stewart
Candy, Southern and Hoffenberg
the Man
Wallace
MacArthur
Harlow, Shulman
Chaplin
Hammarskjold
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