Lawrence Journal World details and staff listing
The Lawrence Journal World publishes daily except Sunday from the World Company in Lawrence Kansas. Staff includes Dolph Simons editor in chief and Tack Zimmerman managing editor with Bill Mayer as president and publisher. Subscription rates are listed: 25 cents per week by carrier, 18.20 per year by mail in Douglas counties, 11.00 per year elsewhere in the United States.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph ¢ Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Tack
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
New Year Hope From Journal World for 1965
The Journal World wishes readers a Happy New Year and urges optimism about 1965. It notes opportunities for happiness and success, calls for planning, and stresses positive thought and action to make the year memorable and productive.
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Journal-World
Death of Lawrence ex police chief Bill Cox at 54
Bill Cox former Lawrence police chief died in Albuquerque New Mexico at age 54 while visiting. He resigned last May after 26 years on the force, leaving a reputation for high standards and firm principles and sadness in the community.
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Lawrence
Bill Cox
Albuquerque
N. M
Cox
Alcoholism and Drinking Dangers Across the Year
The article discusses alcoholism as a disease and its wide impact beyond holidays, including safety risks from drunken driving and enormous industry costs. It notes definitions, detection signs such as red eyes and tremors, and urges self-evaluation of drinking habits.
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National Council of Alcoholism
U.S. Public Health Service
New Year Push for Personal Alcoholism Evaluation
The text notes the start of a new year as a moment for self assessment and evaluating patterns linked to alcohol use. It frames resolutions and their execution as central to personal change and health considerations.
IRS Chief Cohen Seeks Integrity in Tax Service
Sheldon S. Cohen, named by President Johnson to head the IRS, pledges integrity and courtesy between agency and taxpayers while pursuing corruption. He notes about 60,000 employees and aims to maintain confidence in the tax system as long as his tenure aligns with the President.
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Washington
Times-Post
Sheldon S. Cohen
Internal Revenue Service
Johnson
Senate
Cohen
IRS
Mitchell Rogovin
Potomac Butter and Egg Co., Inc
Gerald
George Washington University
Firm
Arnold, Fortas and Porter
Fireman's Ball Returns In Old Town After 15 Years
In 1954 the annual Fireman's Ball resumes after a 15 year gap with proceeds earmarked for life saving equipment. KU suffers in Big Seven Tourney, losing 65-62 to California in a consolation game. The 100000 crowd attends the National Cornhusking Contest in Lawrence.
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California
Lawrence
Bachelor’s Club
Charlie Rankin
Dick Barber
Willard
Jayhawkers
Topeka
Washburn
Bible Message and Prayer for 1965 Year of Service
The message declares the Spirit of the Lord upon us to proclaim the year of the Lord with Isaiah 61 references. A prayer dedicates 1965 to service, asking for vision purpose wisdom faith and strength to carry out God’s work. Amen.
State lawmakers brace for finance clash and tax debate
Kansas leaders Sen. Glee Smith and Rep. Clyde Hill say finances will dominate the 1965 session with plans for new taxes possibly indirect sources. They cite school foundation funding, a proposed 1.5 percent gasoline tax, a prison expansion, a junior college system, and a uniform commercial code as major issues amid reapportionment pressures.
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Topeka
Kansas
Glee Smith
Larned
Clyde Hill
Yates Center
Senate
House
Associated Press
Smith
Hill
U. S. District Court
House of Representatives
State Supreme Court
Ways and Means
School Foundation
Senate Education Committee
Legislative Council
Discount Store for Russia Reflects Boost for Buyers
Moscow a new cut rate store system opens in several cities to move surplus goods at lower prices. Universal Shop No 100 in Moscow offers radios shoes dresses and other items at reduced prices as authorities shift toward consumer influenced production. Manager Margarita Shareva notes daily sales around 11 000 rubles in November and 8 500 in early December.
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Moscow
Times-Post
Universal Shop No. 100
Soviet Union
Universal Shop No
U.S
Margarita Shareva
United States
Missouri gets eight passenger Lockheed Lodestar gift
Missouri University in Columbia receives an eight passenger executive Lockheed Lodestar aircraft from General Motors Garn for use in education and research. Delivered to the Columbia airport, the plane increases the university fleet to four aircraft.
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Columbia
Missouri University
General Motors Garn
Toys Pals May Dust Mothers Hypothesis From Monkeys
Montreal report on Yale pediatrician Dr Gordon Jensen who studied infant pigtailed monkeys raised with and without mothers. He found rich play environments produced outgoing, capable infants, while deprived groups showed fear and poor object manipulation. He warns environmental deprivation may rival mother absence in impact.
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Montreal
Times - Post
Gordon Jensen
Yale University
Paul Hoffman Noted for Speaking at Dinners
The Speech Dept. records that whenever Paul Hoffman attends a dinner he is usually asked to speak or to call on others. A friend quips that for Paul there is no such thing as a free meal.
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Speech Dept
Paul Hoffman
Paul
Kid Considers Smoking Path But Advised Against It
Letter from an 11-year-old asks which is healthier pipe cigar or none. The doctor warns tobacco is highly habit forming and harms may appear after decades. He urges the boy to reject smoking and notes parental smoking undermines anti smoking efforts.
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Cohens
Sheldon
J.A
Hangover Remedies Read Like Comic Science
Hal Boyle humorously surveys New Year hangovers and the limits of science. He cites Dr. Benjamin Karpman and a 526 page volume that cannot cure hangovers, then quips folklore cures from hair of the dog to bizarre Congo recipes.
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New York
Benjamin Karpman
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Washington, D.C
Congo
U.o
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Morris Lambie
Minnesota
John Stutz
Snowman
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Mizzou
American Assny For the Advancement of Science
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