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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1965

Page

2

Lawrence Daily Journal World 1965 Staff and Rates

The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists Dolph Simons as president and editor and W C Simons as editor emeritus. Staff includes Bill Mayer as vice publisher, Jack Zimmerman managing editor, Ernest Pontius news editor, Leo Eller advertising manager, and other daily operations. Rates shown are 35 cents weekly by carrier, $18.20 yearly local, $11 yearly elsewhere in the U S, with second class postage noted. Published daily except Sunday in Lawrence Kansas.

Dolph Simons Dolph Cg, Simons JR Vice Press Bill Mayer Wees Jack Zimmerman Sons Ernest Pontius Leo Eller W. C. Simons the World Company Sixth New Hampshire Lawrence Kan Douglas United States Kaw Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press

Diplomacy and Warfare in Viet Nam After Dien Bien Phu

1954 context recap with Gen Walter Bedell Smith remarks on bargaining power. Discussion of U S strategy, negotiation posture, and the push by Viet Cong and the Soviet bloc toward strength or surrender while Johnson cautions against underestimating resolve. World waits for the next development as tensions rise.

Viet Nam Walter Bedell Smith U. S France Dien Bien Phu America United States Gulf of Tonkin U.S Johnson North Viet Nam Red China

The Cadet Honor Code At Air Force Academy

The article explains the cadet honor code as four precepts: we will not lie steal or cheat or tolerate among us anyone who does. It notes violations mark unworthiness to be in the Air Force Cadet Wing and argues the code applies to all good citizens promoting honesty and integrity in daily life including tax returns.

Air Force Academy Air Force

Beautifying America Plan Aims at Beautified Nation

President Johnson proposes a broad beautification program funded in the next budget addressing cities architecture highways parks wilderness coast rivers and atmosphere. He argues local pride and civic effort can begin the work and reduce federal costs by improving street corners and public spaces.

Johnson America Congress Citi

Junk Patrol Helps Beautify Neighborhoods

The article urges residents to curb litter on streets and rural areas. It notes winter carelessness increases trash buildup and suggests a five minute weekly patrol to improve appearances without government action.

America

Murphy Starts Fast as California Senator

Sen George Murphy arrives in Washington amid heavy publicity focused on his actor persona rather than Senate work. The 62 year old ex star is praised for charm and grooming but criticized as a name dropper and naive about government duties since taking office six weeks ago.

Washington Times-Post George Murphy California U. S Murphy White House Ske

Widows Club and Teen Town highlight Horton nostalgia

A Horton writeup recalls a unique Widows Club active five years with members including Mrs. Pendleton and Mrs. Murphy who played Canasta each Saturday. It also notes a new Teen Town at Lawrence Memorial High School with Janet Jackson and others moving in.

Horton Lawrence Will Pendleton C. F. Whipple Tom Burch Otto Fischer R. M. Fitzpatrick M. F. Hudson E. C. Murphy E. S. Peckham Lawrence Memorial High School Janet Jackson Martha Hammig Retta Jo Noever Alan Overton Charles Malone Ed Christianson Donald M. Swarthout First Presbyterian Church Kansas City Philharmonic Finnish Relief Fund Polio Fund Wyandotte High School Agnes Jost Henry Jost John. Selig John E. Selig Selig Reuter Organ Co

Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Passage

Many Samaritans from that city believed in him because of the woman’s testimony. O God, help us to close our eyes and look through the eyes of Jesus as we touch people this day. May we come to see that there is something within all persons that is divine. Amen.

God Jesus

You Think You Know Her Not Yet

A husband reflects on his wife and daughter’s dinner table chatter about exotic customs. The nine year old cites Kikuyu tribes at Olduvai Gorge and lambs eyeballs as a feast, while the wife cites Dr. Louis Leakey as a paleontologist about to link apes and men.

Mommie Daughter Ter Louis S. B. Leakey Olduvai Gorge Feiffer Harry White House

Pay Scale on Congress Aid Puzzles Newcomers

New members of Congress struggle to understand a dual payroll system that hides large "gross" salaries behind smaller "basic" pay. The 1943 policy created permanent raises for federal workers while keeping Congress salaries in a separate, confusing category.

Congress Washington Times Post Congressional Capitol Hill House Actu Senate

Lyons Den reveals James Jones switches publishers for huge sum

Leonard Lyons reports James Jones changed publishers amid a rumored advance of over 700000 dollars. A Dell Publishing bid for paperback rights allegedly included a box payment, while Jones once sought cash from a small Barberry Room check. Jules Feiffer also checked into the Hilton in Washington.

James Jones Dell Publishing Jones Paris Jules Feiffert Hilton Washington

Government spending called deceptive by reader

A reader blames the national budget deficit and inflation on government policy. The letter argues deficits drive inflation, harming savers and the poor, and accuses leaders of deception behind programs like the Great Society.

Journal-World Great Society

Aging joints and mild exercise advice from Dear Dr Mother

Md Molner answers Mrs E L D on aging stiffness. Regular daily activity plus a wholesome protein rich diet helps joints and muscles. a vitamin supplement may assist vegetables. aspirin eases pain. keep mind and social activity active for better quality of life.

Boredom Parade in Hal Boyle’s Wry Moment on Life

AP columnist Hal Boyle laments boredom as a common ailment that can cripple or kill the spirit. He urges action by listing undone possibilities from wrestling an alligator to writing on an electric typewriter and even meeting the queen, underscoring how fascination awaits beyond routine drudgery.

New York

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Lawrence Daily Journal- World Sen. Murphy John H. Averill Los Angeles Times News Service Old Home Town Jack By Jack Zimmerman Kenya Daugh National Geographic Magazine Jerry Kluttz N.Y Lyons’ den Leonard Lyons Joseph Molner Mrs. R. K A. R Hal Boyle Buckingham Palace Lyndon Johnson the Cynic’s Interlands
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