Lawrence Journal World masthead and publication details
The 1966 page lists the Lawrence Journal-World staff including Dany JouRNAL-WORLD and editor DOLPH C. SIMONS JR with BILL MAYER as vicepresident and managing editor TACK SAD advertising manager BEN PONTIUS and W. C. Simons as editor. It notes establishment in 1864 and daily publication except Sunday. Subscription rates are given for local carrier and mail across counties and the United States. Published February 3 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph stMons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Sane
Ben Pontius
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Maripenre Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Greenville Air Base clash questions civil rights protest aims
In Mississippi, a Tuesday confrontation at Greenville Air Force Base involved mostly black demonstrators demanding food jobs and land use. Air Force police asked them to leave, protesters resisted, some in uniform were bitten, and chants tied the Viet Nam issue to opposition of white democracy. The piece questions protesters' motives and warns the civil rights banner can shield subversives aiming to harm the U S government.
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Air Force
Greenville Air Force Base
Mississippi
America
Greenville
United States
Not So Desirable The perils of child stardom for Rooney and Garland
The piece reflects on how fame in youth shaped Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland, noting the later personal struggles and marriages. It contrasts their glittering screen success with unhappy real life, citing Rooney's and Garland's trials and the tragedy surrounding Rooney's fifth wife. It concludes that aspiring stars should beware the high price of fame.
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Mickey Rooney
Judy Garland
Rooney
Andy Hardy
Judy
Mickey
Shirley Temple
White House demerit system for staff conduct reported
The White House reportedly installs a demerit system for employees not aligning with presidential aide Marvin Watson standards. The protocol logs staff car use with times, destinations, and stops, and if the car is misused, an anmphanographed form is sent to the errant employee.
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White House
Marvin Watson
Watson
White House raises questions on internal memos and staff discipline
The passage notes demerits sent by Marvin Watson to employees for various infractions and uncertainty over how many demerits trigger action. It cites McGeorge Bundy leaving to head the Ford Foundation and a past policy on logging calls. It questions management of White House staff and efficiency of government work amid a climate of micromanagement.
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Marvin Watson
White House
McGeorge Bundy
Ford Foundation
Chances For Tax Hikes
New York report outlines a mixed view on additional federal tax increases this year. Administration leaders suggest both possibility and uncertainty while observers expect higher taxes from state local levels and Social Security changes as inflation pressures loom. Contingency planning exists though Treasury Secretary Fowler sees no immediate need beyond current measures.
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New York
Congress
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Viet Nam
League Day at Statehouse and city radio unit update
In 1966 the City Commission okayed a two way radio unit in Bob Mounsey the city engineer s car while existing mobile units served police water sanitation and building inspector vehicles. Also 30 Kansas legislators attended League luncheon and 95 League members joined League Day at the Statehouse.
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Bob Mounsey
Topeka
League of Women
James Seaver
Lawrence
League
Statehouse
Today’s Bible Message of Obedience Through Suffering
A devotional note cites Hebrews 5 8 RSV about Jesus learning obedience through suffering. It prays for grace to grant strength for every thing in joy or pain in Christ’s name Amen.
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Christ
Negron Heroism in a Turbulent New York
Buckley contrasts Enrique Negron’s act of aiding a besieged police officer with the hostile community reaction in the Bronx. The piece weighs police legitimacy, cultural relativism, and Paul Goodman’s ideas on enforcing standards, urging attention to race, riots, and public order without sensational detail.
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New York
Enrique Negron
Kitty Genovese
Genovese
Negron
Bronx
Paul Goodman
Long Island
Harlem
Selma
Alabama
Sinally
Post-Goldwater Era Deliberations Shift GOP Controls
Washington Republicans meet at the Hilton as 45 state chairmen push toward curbing YR and Women's Federation influence. They signal a post-Goldwater shift, seek party unity with victory as priority, and press for a stronger adult national youth director to keep the YRs on a leash.
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Washington
Washington Hilton
Assn
Republican National Committee
Young Republicans
Women’s
Republican’ National Federation
National Party
Ray C. Blisson
Parkinson
Tom Panken
National College YR
Goldwaterite “Syndicate
Montgomery
Gummy
Gummy Johnsons
Bliss
Yrs
Women’s Federation
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Birth at 41 and calcium guidance in Dr Molner column
A reader asks if a 41 year old can have a normal birth and about risks to a baby. Dr Molner notes the ideal age is in the 20s but many women in their 40s have normal healthy births, with only slight percentage differences. He explains calcium needs come from many foods and emphasizes not fearing adequate calcium through varied diet.
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Dr. Melner
Congress
Johnson
Credibility Gap in Capitol Causes Mayhem
An interview with a high government official discusses a hypothetical presidential decision to trigger a blizzard as a political move. The official notes White House involvement, Congressional support, and concerns about outcomes, suggesting the tactic aims to force decisive weather and public reaction.
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Washington
Lge
Viet Nam
White House
Notable Moments and Miscellany From Arts and Politics
William Mc Chesney Martin Jr of the Fed Reserve Board played Presidential candidate at the Alfalfa Club with a tongue tied pledge to govern well and a quip about Lyndon B Johnson. Richard Tucker shared a Met Opera bow and family critique, narrowly escaping an iron curtain. Herbert Marshall, Odets, and a playful Actors Studio moment add local color.
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William McChesney Martin Jr
The
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Alfalfa Club
Martin
February Fun With Snowballs And Frustrations
Hal Boyle muses on February with a humorous fragmentary piece about cold, snow, and small woes. He notes the month’s few paydays, scarce rainbows, and boss neglect, then turns to Valentine’s Day and chilly mishaps as a lighthearted, slightly frayed meditation on winter.
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Florida
Bahamas
Fo Coe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Dany Journal-World
Lawrence, Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
the White Playhouse
Old Home Town
H. L. Chambers
Penny Jones
Medical Society
England
A. A. Milne
Christopher Robin
A. G. Mitchell
Lawrence High
Leavenworth
Veil Bratton
Carleton Kent
Charles Stedman
North Carolina
William F. Buckley JR
Mister Charley
Watts
Robert Novak
Gaylord Parkinson
California
Assa
Dryas
Craig Truax
Pennsylvania
Washi
John Andrews
Buss
Bright Young
Ohio
G. Paul Jones, Jr
New Jersey
Rat Finks
Bilas
All Fein
Pat
Joseph Molner
Capitol
ART Buchwald
Dean Ruskin
Lyons den
Y Leonard Lyons
Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard Tucker
Met Opera
Mario
Oak Room
Tucker
Metropolitan Opera
Met
Mrs. Tucker
Richard
Herbert Marshall
Bakersfield
Calif
Bub
Cme
Jayla
Marshall
Andrews
William Gibson
Clifford Odets
Actors Studio
Odets
Hal Boyle
February
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