World LPH Simons editor and Lawrence newspaper details
The item lists World LPH Simons as president and editor with Bill Mayer as vice president and publisher and other staff roles. It notes the World Company published daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas with 1854 establishment, contact, and subscription rates for local and national readers, plus association memberships.
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LPH
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Rise in personal bankruptcies shows fiscal irresponsibility
The Associated Press roundup notes 1946 10 000 bankruptcies with 6 billion credit and 1965 163 000 with 81 billion credit. Experts blame easy credit and the era of consumer capitalism while urging living within means and better economic education. The Omaha World-Herald cautions Washington’s debt and fiscal excesses as a warning to citizens.
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Associated Press
U. S
The
Omaha World-Herald
Big Brother
Washington
New York Moves Toward State Lottery Constitutional Amendment
The New York Legislature approves a constitutional amendment to allow a state lottery if voters approve in November. Backers expect a large revenue stream for education, but critics warn gambling could divert funds from essential family needs and create new evils and abuses as seen in nearby states.
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New York
New Hampshire
Kansas
Lots of Heroes in the American Space Program
The article extols a large, diverse group of national heroes from the American space program while noting the system's nature enables hero emergence across many fields and moments. It emphasizes recognition and the ongoing cultivation of achievement within national endeavors.
Dawkins embodies American military excellence and leadership
A veteran profile highlights Pete Dawkins earned Heisman fame at West Point in 1958, a Rhodes Scholar, and now serving as an advisor in Vietnam. The piece praises the U S military for producing outstanding officers like him and other heroes who contribute to America's future.
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Larly
Pete Dawkins
West Point
Oxford
England
Dawkins
Viet Nam
Profits Seen Rising in 1966 Across Major Industries
AP reports four of five corporations expect higher profits in 1966 marking a sixth straight rise. Before tax gains around 6 percent with 12 percent gains anticipated in electrical machinery and metals. Net income after taxes could reach 45 billion, while earnings before taxes may surpass 74 billion, aided by retained earnings and depreciation allowances.
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New York
McGraw-Hill Department of Economics
McGraw-Hill
William Allen White awards and Kansas history notes
Old Home Town recalls the 1956 William Allen White award to Fred Brinkerhoff of Pittsburg and the 1956 William Allen White lecture by Roy Roberts at KU. It also mentions Rolla Clymer as new Foundation chairman andTurnpike Bridge history from 1863 with cost and stock holders details.
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Fred Brinkerhoff
Pittsburg
William Allen White
Roy Roberts
The
Kansas City Star
Rolla Clymer
Nyle Miller
State Historical Society
Kaw River
Carmi Ba
Fred Pralle
Kansas
Harry Frazee
New Liberty Post
American Legion
E. A. Boyce
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Evan Edwards
Wilder Metcalf
Walter McClain
Julius Marks
Lone Star Farmers Union
Church of the Brethren
Florence Edmonds
Lawrence
Alpha Xi Delta
Bible Message and Prayer for Daily Love in Jesus
Today's devotional urges readers to practice love as shown by Jesus. A closing prayer asks God for a fresh realization of love's meaning and for daily actions to translate that love into meaningful service.
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God
Jesus
Jack's Straws Some Women Work At It
A columnist critiques public use of hair curlers and similar home beauty aids. He argues curlers in public show poor judgment, compares they to electrical transformers, and warns such fashion signals erode femininity and societal standards. He cites a reading from a recent comment by a woman praising husband-focused effort.
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Jack
Milady
TVA
Letters to the Editor on Taxes for Subversion
In a Kansas city letter, the writer denounces tax funding for state education used by students loyal to enemies. He calls for opposition against subversion, praises teachers as the nation’s and world’s hope for peace, and argues parents should support standards and proper pay for Lawrence High School staff. He urges citizens to resist condemning educators.
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Journal-World
Kansas
Cuba
America
DeBlock
Lawrence High School
Lawrence High praise in response to editorial critique
A senior defender of Lawrence High School challenges an editorial critique. The writer asserts the school has a fine faculty and protests misread or distorted test information, emphasizing teachers’ efforts and noting faults exist in all.
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Lawrence
Lawrence High School
de Block
To Your Good Health Dr Molner Advice on Arthritis
Dear Dr Molner explains there are many arthritis types and not all back pains come from arthritis. Milk has no effect and aspirin often helps first. Also discusses ovarian cysts and back pain relation and when removal is advised.
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D. H
Lincoln the Underrated Captain of Genius and Perseverance
Hal Boyle recalls Abraham Lincoln born in Kentucky log cabin to late success and early death. Lincoln faced poverty failed ventures and heartbreak yet persisted turning to law and study. He rose to the presidency, became a pivotal national figure, and remains beloved by children as a symbol of resilience.
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New York
Kentucky
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen Douglas
Lincoln
Napoleon
King and Bevel clash over Chicago civil rights strategy
A behind the scenes policy dispute follows Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and the King-Men to Chicago. Rev James Bevel pushes a grassroots political challenge to Mayor Richard J Daley while King works with local leaders and police in a more cautious approach.
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Chicago
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Deep South
James Bevel
King
Alabama
Bevel
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Marzzulo
Aley
Dr. King
Americans For Democratic Action
West Side
Lyons Den recollects Bernstein talks at Kyle home
Leonard Lyons recalls a party at Steve Kyle and Betty Camden where Leonard Bernstein discussed his early connections in music. Bernstein recounts Boston 1938 experiences and mentions Irving Caesar, Adolph Green, and the show My Dear Public amid laughs about critics reviews.
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Steve Kyle
Betty Camden
Adolph Green
Leonard Bernstein
Kyles’ Town House
Bernstein
Boston
Betty
Adolph
Public
Irving Caesar
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Joan of Arc
Ann Rutledge
Mary Owens
Mary Todd
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Abe
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Jim Bevel
25Th Ward
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