Lawrence Daily Journal World editorial staff note
A historical notice lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World leadership with Dolph C. Simons Jr as president and editor and Jack Zimmerman as news editor. Also listed are vice president and publisher Bill Mayer advertising manager LeQ Eller and business manager W. C. Simons. Established 1854.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman Wu
Ernest Pontius
Leq Eller
White House opens window for ideas with Goldman
President Johnson asks Princeton historian Eric F. Goldman to coordinate a White House program inviting top scholars writers and experts to propose fresh ideas for government. Observers welcome the concept but warn of potential kooky proposals and debates over academic freedom.
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Johnson
Princeton
Eric F. Goldman
White House
Goldman
Adams and Jenkins cast as Johnson era counterparts in political scandal
Republicans compare Walter Jenkins to Sherman Adams amid calls to probe the 1957 Johnson family TV station ad deal and Reynolds insurance transactions. Testimony details Jenkins and Don Reynolds dispute over who pushed TV advertising and whether the sales breached law.
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Sherman Adams
Walter Jenkins
Johnson
GOP
Jenkins
Eisenhower
Adams
White House
Hay
Senate Rules Committee
Texas
Sen. Johnson
Don Reynolds
Maryland
Bobby Baker
Senate
Reynolds
LBJ Co
Johnson TV
Austin
Tex
Jenkins-Reynolds
Texan
Johnson Insurance
Congress
Mid-Atlantic Stainless Steel Co
Republicans Press to Clarify Johnson Ad Scandal Links
Republican lawmakers question testimony and seek clarity on advertising pressures tied to the Johnson TV station. They warn of political harm to President Johnson’s 1964 campaign and cite past cases to exploit the Jenkins affair.
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Robert F. Ellsworth
Lawrence
Jenkins
Reynolds
Johnson
Sherman Adams
Walter Jenkins
Two Camps Of Reds
The world Communist movement splits into two embattled camps after China's attack on Khrushchev. Expect new competing parties in many countries, with leaders praising defiant figures like Amazonas and Grabois. A Chinese world congress may push Moscow out and sever defense ties as Sino Soviet relations deteriorate.
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Washington
Times - Post
Nikita
Khrushchev
Joao Amazonas
Mauricio Grabois
Brazil
E. F. Hill
Australia
Premalal Kumarasiri
Ceylon
Communist Party
West Bengal
U.S
Latin America
Fidel Castro
Castro
Moscow
Fourth International
World Communist Congress
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Khrushchev and Co
Marx
Engels
Lenin
Peking
Lawrence High Narrowly Tops Leavenworth In 60 59 Win
Lawrence High School edged Leavenworth 60 to 59 with Eddie Martin scoring 27 points to lead the hosts. The brief also notes KU figure Chancellor Murphy attending a White House stag dinner with President Eisenhower and local family news.
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Lawrence High
Leavenworth
Eddie Martin
LHS
Chancellor Murphy
Eisenhower
White House
Charles Lacey
Today's Bible Message Reflections on Justice Mercy and Humility
A devotional excerpt cites Micah 6 8 and prays that religion be more than form urging living justly loving mercy and walking humbly with God through the example of Jesus Christ. The prayer asks guidance to follow prophetic teachings and serve others in His name.
New Detergent Aims to End Foam in Waterways
A detergent firm touts a cleaner that breaks down in nature to stop foaming rivers and residue in treatment basins. The LAS product promises to curb oversudsing in washing machines and reduce river pollution as it hits markets next year.
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Nature
Veterans remember a waning Span ish American War lineage
The Journal-World notes two recent items from opposite sides of the globe. It recalls Claud R. Dicker of Lawrence Kansas, a member of the 20th Kansas during the Spanish American War, and Gen Aguinaldo in Manila. The piece reflects on the 1898 1901 conflict that ended with U S possession of Cuba and the Philippines. Eight of the 72 names on the Lawrence veterans master roster remain alive. Taps may soon sound for the last veteran of the war.
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Claud R. Dicker
Lawrence
Kan
Gen. Aguinaldo
Veterans Hospital
Manila
Philippines
U. S
Maine
Havana Harbor
Spain
Cuba
Aguinaldo
20Th Kansas Regiment of Volunteer Infantry
Joseph A. Wahl
Department of Kansas United Spanish War Veterans
Lawrence Boys
George E. Matthews
Ernest E. Geroge
Beriah Montgomery
Melvin Miller
C. J. Winter
Dick Shanafelt
Albert I. Decker
Simpson Taylor
Moderates urged to back equal rights amid cautionary notes
Elizabeth Dyson argues that East Coast radicals and local opponents shape the race rights debate. She outlines three positions on equal rights, warns against public discrimination, and urges Kansas moderates to support formal measures like public accommodations while avoiding violence.
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Sion
HRC
Lawrence
Kansas
Elizabeth Dyson
22Nd St. Terr
City HRC Advances Public Accommodations Ordinance
Lawrence Human Relations Commission moved to submit a public accommodations ordinance to the City Commission. The measure continues prior efforts to enact similar protections and stems from a recent local discrimination incident. In coming weeks public discussion is expected.
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Journal-World
Lawrence Human Relations Commission
City Commission
HRC
Three Actors for Price of Six Says Kubrick on Sellers
Leonard Lyons reports on a blitz of showbiz notes including Chayefsky's Marilyn Monroe echoes in The Goddess, Lipchitz sculpture possibly moving to a new museum, Kubrick praising Peter Sellers three roles, and Nixon's witty courtroom quip. Also mentions Rodger Preminger TV project and Met Opera House plan.
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Paddy Chayefsky
Arthur Miller
Marilyn Monroe
Chayefsky
Miss Monroe
Miller
Jacques Lipchitz
Stanley Kubrick
Peter Sellers
Dr. Strangelove
Richard Rodgers
Otto Preminger
Serge Obolensky
St. Regis
N. Y
Met Opera House
Sunflower Seeds Have Health Value Says Reader
A reader praises shelled and toasted sunflower seeds with corn oil and salt as tasty and potentially healthful at age 74 and asks for Dr. Mother’s comments. The doctor notes no magic in a single food and shares general guidance on nutrition and a recipe idea.
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M. F
After the Fall review shows Miller's mirrored life
Richard L. Coe assesses Arthur Miller's After the Fall at Lincoln Center with Elia Kazan directing and Jason Robards Jr. in the lead. The critic notes brilliant form and clever memory device but questions whether Miller omits Marilyn Monroe’s perspective, turning the drama into a one sided self examination.
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New York
Times - Post
Arthur Miller
Miller
Elia Kazan
Repertory Theater of Lincoln Center
Washington Square
Jason Robards Jr
Quentin
Washington
Kazan
Barbara Loden
Marilyn Monroe
Congress
Washington Post News Service
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Tuston Ackerman
Douglas County Medical Association
George Kirchhoff
Chamber of Commerce
England
Prince of Wales
Jack
By Jack Zimmerman
Harvard
Tennessee
Guy Scopes
University of Minnesota
Leonard Lyons
Lee J. Cobb
Broadway
King Lear
Joe Schencker
Richard Nixon
Criminal Courts
Nixon
Kennedy
Douglas Dillon
Robert Anderson
Malta
I. P. Lazar
Hollywood
Taj Mahal
Joseph Molner
Dr. Mother
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D. B
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