Lawrence Journal-World 1965 Weekly Summary Date
Lawrence Journal-World published daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas. Established 1854 editors listed. Subscription rates shown for carrier and mail. Saturday Evening February 13 1965 edition date.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Lawrence urged to build Kaw River bridge downtown
The piece argues for a new Kaw River bridge in Lawrence with talks of replacing the Lecompton span. It notes county cost splits in Eudora Stocompton and urges Douglas County to prioritize a Lawrence crossing to alleviate traffic delays and serve the city.
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Kaw River
Eudora
Lecompton
Douglas County
Leavenworth County
Stcompton
Jefferson County
Lawrence
Kaw
Why Viet Nam Why We Fought In South Vietnam
This explainer traces the postwar shift from French Indochina to the divided Vietnam at the 17th parallel. It recounts U S aid decisions under Eisenhower and Dulles, the Kennedy escalation, and the growing American troop presence up to about 23 000 as of the Johnson era with mounting casualties.
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South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
French Indochina
France
Southeast Asia
Asia
Africa
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
North
Geneva
South
U. S
North Viet Nam
Dwight Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Thailand
Far East
Eisenhower
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
U.S
White House
John Kennedy
Johnson
U S Faces Corner Over Red Threat and Costs
The text notes injuries and estimates daily costs between $1 million and $2 million, placing the U S in a difficult position. It warns that remaining engaged against the Reds risks broader war with Russia and Red China, and says negotiation is suggested but unlikely while the U S is pressed.
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U. S
America
Russia
China
GOP Begins Comeback After 1964 Defeat
The piece looks at the Republican Party’s recovery after the 1964 loss on Lincoln’s Birthday. It notes leadership shakeups including Ray C. Bliss replacing Dean Burch, Ford becoming House minority whip candidate, and Everett Dirksen guiding strategy. It frames Dirksen as key influence in shaping GOP policy toward the 1968 nomination.
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Abraham Lincoln
Barry Goldwater
John Grenier
Alabama
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Dean Burch
Ray C. Bliss
Ohio
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Ford
Peter Frelinghuysen
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Dirksen
Johnson
New Republican
Congressional Republicans
Polio Vaccine Testing Push and Local Political Upset
A 1955 note recalls Dr. Jonas Salk seeking 10 000 grade school volunteers in Allegheny County to test a polio vaccine. It also mentions Kansas City voters ousting Pendergast officials in a 1925 political shift, with future elections hinted.
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PEO Cooperative Board
Dave Evans
Cottey College
Alleghany County
Jonas Salk
Iowa State
Ralph Miller
Artie Shaw
Lana Turner
Kansas
Lovenia Donica
Allen County
Kansas City
American Royal Livestock Show
Bible message and prayer reflection
Today’s devotional urges believers to adopt Christ’s mindset. The prayer thanks God for forgiveness and asks for wisdom to distinguish between hating sin and loving the sinner, echoing Christ’s redemptive death and empowerment to righteousness.
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Christ
Catholic Views on Communism Stir Debate in Catholic World
William F Buckley Jr notes a Catholic World article by Cecelia Wallace arguing Communists oppose organized religion as a political force. He questions papal authority, warns against erasing Christianity, and calls for a conservative Catholic journal voice amid a liberal media landscape.
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Cecelia Wallace
Paul VI
Soviets Go to War on Snow in Moscow’s Streets
Moscow deploys 24 hour crews from Nov 1 to Apr 15 to clear snow with 800 plows 250 loaders and 2,000 trucks. Snow is treated as a national act balancing labor, machines, and pipes to keep city life moving despite winter.
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Moscow
Times-Post
Russia
Soviet Union
Lenin
Washington
D. C
New England
Public
Lyons Den and Chartwell Gifts in Royal Roundup
Lady Churchill will move to a small flat in London and Winston Churchill's Chartwell estate will be kept by the British government as a gallery of his works. Averell Harriman's next post may be in Paris. John Lennon and Bud Ornstein secured film rights to Richard Condon's A Talent for Loving to be shot in Spain and London in Cinerama. Julie Andrews to play Gertrude Lawrence in Mrs A. Bruno Pagli is bound for Africa on a UN mission.
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Lady Churchill
London
Sir Winston
Chartwell
Averell Harriman
Paris
John Lennon
Bud Ornstein
Richard Condon
Spain
Julie Andrews
Gertrude Lawrence
Bruno Paglai
Merle Oberon
Africa
Sunday Times
Berlin
Len Deighton
Ipcress
Prague
Angus Wilson
Sylvia Calvert
Carshall
Lfe
England
Sylvia
Unusual Slow Bowel Rhythm Draws Doctor's Note
A reader asks if moving bowels every two weeks is dangerous. The doctor says there is no set frequency, many patterns are normal, and slow rhythm may reflect factors like habit, diet, or anatomy. He recommends evaluation including colon X-ray and diet changes if needed. A second reader asks about hair loss. doctor attributes spots to alopecia areata and advises dermatology check if concerned.
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Dr. Mother
R. C
New City Library Adds Notable New Titles
The library shelf greets readers with diverse works from The Silent Traveller inoot Francisco by Chiang Yee to The Jazz Story by Dave Dexter. Other entries include The Meaning of the American Revolution by Dan Lacy and Napoleon and Josephine by Frances Mossiker.
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Oot Francisco
Chiang Yee
Dave Dexter
Woody Herman
Dan Lacy
Henry Adams
Ernest Samuels
Russia
Alexander Werth
London
Sunday Times
BBC
Napoleon
Josephine
Frances Mossiker
Curzio Malaparte
Chary
Doris Bett
North
Caroline
Piedmont
Sam
Mildred Allen
Backwater Greenway
Vinnie Williams
Georgia
Best Sellers List Amid New Fiction and Nonfiction
A reading page lists current best sellers across fiction and non-fiction. Notable titles include Herzog by Saul Bellow The Man by Melville J. Wallace The Rector of Justin by John Auchincloss This Rough Magic by Mary Stewart The Horse Knows the Way by Patrick O Hara Markings by Jerome Hammar Reminiscences by Douglas MacArthur My Autobiography by Charlie Chaplin The Founding Father by John Whalen The Kennedy Years by Joseph P. Kennedy Father by unknown author.
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Herzog
Bellow
Wallace
Justin
Auchincloss
Stewart
O'Hara
Hammar
MacArthur
Chaplin
Founding Father
Whalen
Kennedy
Father
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William F. Buckley JR
New York
Catholic Church
CIA
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Red Square
Lyons den
Leonard Lyons
Joseph Molner
New City Library Books
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Hutchinson
Marseilles
Sergey
Enon
Richard Free- Orit
Publishera’ Weekly
Interlandi
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