Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
The notice lists staff roles including president and editor Donald Simons Jr and managing editor Ack Zimmeyerman, with Ernest Pontius as News Editor and Leo Eller as Advertising Manager. It notes The World Company publication by Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence, Kansas, established 1854. Subscription rates are shown for carrier and mail services in various regions.
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Dolph Simons
Pnolph CG. Simons JR
ILL Mayer
Wim
ACK Zimmye Irman le Pareeautes
Toensay Seas
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Johnson presses Vietnam resolve at AFL CIO meet in Miami Beach
President Johnson rallying labor delegates urges firm Vietnam policy while seeking peaceful options. He asks for solutions from opponents and critics, arguing remedies must come from those with the country’s interest at heart rather than private political gain.
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Johnson
Aflcio
Miami Beach
U. S
Vietnam
Peaceniks
Republican Party
Percy’s Near-Miss in Vietnam Sparks Debate on Leadership
The piece praises Sen Charles Percy for seeking facts about Vietnam but warns a helicopter tour into a sensitive area risked danger to him and companions. It cautions missteps could trigger volatile reactions or broader conflict and urges more prudent safeguards for leaders.
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Sen
Charles Percy
Illinois
Congress
Percy
Vietnam
Maine
Safe Christmas trees from extension forester Grey at K State
Extension forester Gene Grey of Kansas State University advises selecting a Christmas tree with soft flexible needles to ensure moisture. Spray the tree with water when bringing it home, recut the butt end, keep it cool and water daily, and place away from heat sources with safety lights off when unattended to prevent fires.
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Gene Grey
Kansas State University
Grey
Fire Hazard Warning for Christmas Trees
A living room fire illustrates how Christmas trees can ignite rapidly and flare. The message urges strict safety measures to keep the holiday season safe and enjoyable.
Pressure on Wall Street for Study of Institutional Trading
New York reports rising pressure to study how go go mutual funds and other large institutions affect stock prices. The SEC proposes broad research and new required reporting of daily or weekly trading, with mutual funds expanding portfolios and influence as assets soar from 88.6 billion in 1945 to over 565 billion today and insurers plan their own funds led by John Hancock.
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New York
Manuel F. Cohen
Securities & Exchange Commission
Robert Haack
Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Howard Stein
Dreyfus Fund
Harvard Business School
SEC
John Hancock
Commonwealth acquires sixteen Kansas theaters in 1947
Ten years ago Commonwealth owned the Jay hawker Varsity Granada and Drive-In theaters in Kansas. Allen Fieldhouse letters were being installed. Bernard Gufler visited, a 20 minute blackout hit nine midwestern states with 27000 air raid wardens in Kansas. The Lawrence NAACP started with Rev Williamson as organizer and Arthur Capper and William Allen White as national VPs. KU Chancellor Malott hosted heads of state schools.
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Kansas
Commonwealth
Jayhawker
Varsity
Granada
Lawrence
NAACP
W. H. Williamson
Arthur Capper
William Allen White
Deane Malott
Rees Hughes
Pittsburg
Thomas Butcher
Emporia State
E. D. Farrell
K-State
L. D. Wooster
Hays State
Behold a King Reigns in Righteousness Message
Bible note reflects Isaiah 32 1 theme of a king who rules justly and sets readers toward the advent season. Prayer thanks God for expectation and prepares hearts to follow Christ and lead others to the Redeemer through the Holy Spirit. Amen.
Straws Insight In The Army Service
Joe A. Smith of Brownsville California won his release from the Army after 18 months with no orders. The piece traces a tangled chain of command from a missing file to Pentagon intervention, ending with Smith discharged to reserve while a dog licks its wounds at the mess.
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Joe A. Smith
Brownsville
Calif
Smith
Pentagon
Defense Secretary
Upside Down Christmas Tree Teaches A Fresh View
Hal Boyle recalls Rockefeller Center’s 65 foot tree lit for TV crowds and a child’s remark that it was upside down. Adults guard the inverted symbol as youth celebrate and world reactions note a new viewpoint, echoing a moral to reevaluate assumptions.
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New York
Rockefeller Center
Joey
Mama
Gus Bussell
Rockefeller Center, Inc
Washington, D.C
America
Manhattan
United Nations
White House
Britain
Tower of London Tower
Paris
Picasso
Hiffel Tower
Tokyo
Russia
Gold Agreement Forces France To Back U S Dollar
The Times of London reports a seven nation Basel gold pact aims to shield official reserves and force France to support the dollar. The plan bans future gold sales on credit and restricts gold dealings, pressuring Paris to align with U S policy or risk a weaker franc and prestige damage.
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London
The
Times of London
U.S
the Times
United States
Basel
Switzerland
U.S. Treasury
Britain
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
France
Paris
Gen. de Gaulle
Hart Keeps Governor Run Open Despite Doubt Over Docking
Democrat George Hart said he remains legally in the governor race and will stay in the contest if Gov. Robert Docking runs for the U.S. Senate. Hart previously floated a bid for state treasurer and would decide later if Docking does not seek the Senate seat.
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Wichita
George Hart
Robert Docking
U.S
Hart
Docking
Governors split at Palm Beach over Nixon path to 1968 nominating fight
At the Florida meeting the Republican Governors show mixed attitudes toward Nixon. Rhodes pushes to prevent primaries reshaping the convention while Rockefeller remains favored by many big state leaders. Nixon's team conducts a stealth promotional blitz but broad support among governors remains elusive.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
James Rhodes
Ohio
George Romney
Michigan
Jim Rhodes
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Ronald Reagan
California
Rhodes
Rockefeller
U.S. Independence
Henry Bellmon
Oklahoma
Bellmon
Bellman
Robert Ellsworth
Kansas
Norbert
Nobby) Tiemann
Nebraska
Tiemann
Romney
Help for a sleep-frightened son with hospital trauma
A mother seeks help for her 24-year-old son who wakes from sleep with shrieks after numerous surgeries and casts for clubfoot. The doctor suggests child psychiatry and specialist guidance to help him cope, noting early fear and loss of security after hospital experiences.
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