DOLPH SIMO President and Editor ad KS SNONS
The World Company in Lawrence Kansas lists Dolph Simo as President and Editor and KS SnonS as Vice President Publisher. Bill Mayer is Managing Editor with Jack Immerilan as News Editor and Ernest Pontius as Advertising Manager. W C Simons is credited as Editor and the paper notes establishment in 1854.
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Dolph Simo
Ad KS Snons, JR
Bill Mayer
Jack Immerilan Werner
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Docking Budget Proposal Aims at Frugal, Progressive State Governance
Governor Robert Docking presents a 615.3 million dollar budget with 3.3 percent growth, emphasizing education, highways, and welfare. He touts surpluses and avoids tax increases while boosting salaries for state workers and faculty at several universities, though KU and KState face modest raises.
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Robert Docking
Docking
William Avery
Kansas University
Wichita
Pittsburg
Emporia
Hays
Bob Docking
Best and worst of times for higher education debated
Dr. Rosemary Park argues public demand and faculty pay rise while student dissatisfaction and administrator conflicts grow. She notes faculties bargaining collectively and students influenced by outside agents, challenging loyalty to the university.
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Rosemary Park
Barnard College
New York
UCLA
Park urges minimum degree standards and student discipline
The Barnard College president argues times are dangerous for universities and calls for reforms. Dr Park recommends shorter teaching years, viewing study as a privilege, not a right, and that only those with intellectual discipline gain access to higher education. Progress will take time but aims to curb campus dissidence and unlock education’s potential.
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Barnard College
Park
Dr. Park
Incomes Rise for Deprived Workers Under New Minimum Wage
The AP reports a federal minimum wage increase to 1.40 dollars an hour affecting nearly four million workers and 1.00 dollar for about eight million. The piece discusses rising income gaps, technological skill shifts, and projected shifts toward white collar and professional roles by 1975, with blue collar jobs declining.
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New York
Congress
United States
Lawrence United Fund names chairman for year
The Lawrence United Fund Inc elected Prof. Major Slough as chairman for the coming year. Jack Miller Howard Hurwitz Mrs. William Willee and C A Jones were the other officers. Also noted Lawrence basketball beat Highland Park 54 52.
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Lawrence United Fund Inc
Major Slough
Jack Miller
Howard Hurwitz
William Willee
C. A. Jones
Lawrence
Highland Park
Daily Bible Message on Love and Prayer
The message highlights that love endures and believes all things and prays for divine strength to live as true followers of Christ. It asks God to reveal the magnitude of His love and the power of Christian love guiding daily practice.
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Christ
Investigation Takes Center Stage in Space Tragedy Debate
Journalist JACK ZIMMERMAN argues Congress must probe the Apollo disaster and bemoans delays and politics. He praises legislators as real public servants who must endure scrutiny, urging greater involvement and accountability in space program oversight.
James Stewart At 58 Still Boyish In A Firecreek Day
Hollywood AP describes James Stewart en route to Firecreek, his 74th film and 13th Western, with boyish stride and worn leather script holder. He discusses Westerns, script lengths, and his career from Mr. Smith Goes to Washington to Shenandoah.
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James Stewart
Bob Thomas
Stevan
Hollywood
Jimmy Stewart
Roxbury
Beverly Hills
Stewart
Mr. Smith
Washington
DOG CONTROL ORDINANCE PROMPTS COSTLY VIEWPOINTS
Mrs. Albert Burgstahler argues the proposed dog control ordinance will require new animal shelter facilities extra dog catchers and trucks and could raise fines limiting dog ownership for low income families. She urges cost estimates and a public ballot before passage. She cites enforcement fairness and suggests reallocating funds to fire protection or police projects.
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Journal-World
City Commission
Lawrence
Albert Burgstahler
Mass
Moderates Move Up Schedule to Beat Dirksen on Senate Treaty
Eisenhower warning spurs Kentucky Senator Morton to deliver his speech in support of the Soviet consular treaty ahead of Senate Leader Dirksen. Moderates aim to block opposition and push a bi partisanship clash over foreign policy within the Republican ranks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Morton
U.S
Soviet Union
Moscow
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Tennessee
Howard Baker
Republican Party
State Department
Dean Rusk
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Rusk
Sen
Karl Mundt
South Dakota
Foreign Relations Committee
Mundt
Hisenhower
Hal Boyle Quotes That Make Husbands Wonder
A New York AP satirical piece presents Hal Boyle recounting quips that reveal the strain of domestic life. The humorous remarks depict frayed shirts, leftovers, traffic woes, shopping, parenting, inflation, and budget concerns. The tone mirrors column satire about married life and financial stress.
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New York
Joe
Tf the
Smiths
Smithsonian Institution
George
Susie
NASA Criticism Mounts Over Apollo 1 Fire Reporting
Cape Kennedy Florida AP reports growing criticism of NASA for its handling of information after the Apollo 1 tragedy. Questions focus on inconsistent statements about fatalities timing of the fire and whether astronauts cried out. Officials accuse NASA spokesmen of shifting explanations on power sources and communication.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Space Agency
New York Times
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Hugh Turner
Kansas Players
Schubert
Kansas City
Allen Crafton
Topeka
Shawnee
State Historical Society
Jack
Formosa
By Jack Zimmerman
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