Lawrence Journal World Staff Directory and edition note
Lawrence Daily Journal World issue dated Feb 16 1965 lists staff including Dolph C Simons Jr editor Bill Mayer managing editor Jack Zimmerman and Ernest Pontius news editor. Provides circulation rates and posting details for Lawrence Kansas and surrounding counties with Associated Press and Audit Bureau memberships.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer Wee
Jack Zimmerman
Cesses
Eee
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Irvin Hill Remembered as Lawrence Leader and Benefactor
Lawrence mourns the passing of Irving Hill a longtime leader who arrived in 1892 at age 16. He shaped the city through roles as president of the first electric company an ice firm Lawrence National Bank Lawrence Paper Co post master education board chair KU Endowment founder and Chamber of Commerce head. His banking interests supported local growth and prosperity attracting millions into the economy.
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Lawrence
Irving Hill
Hill
First Electric Company
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence Paper Co
Board of Education
EU War Memorial Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
KU Endowment Association
Hoffa Holds Strong Grip as DOJ Pressure Eases
Hoffa appears secure as Teamsters president with the disintegration of the Hoffa Task Force and union board members delaying any removal effort until after a Supreme Court ruling. Sources note reduced Department of Justice pressure since Kennedy moved to the Senate, strengthening Hoffa’s position despite past indictments.
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Department of Justice
Jimmy
Hoffa
Union
Teamsters
British doctors weigh breaks with national health service
The British Medical Association's executive council considers recommending 23 000 family doctors resign from the national health service amid anger at pay, bureaucracy, system payments, talent gaps, and overwork. Doctors support a national health service in principle but seek a fresh start due to mismanagement.
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Britain
The
British Medical Assn
National Health Service
U S Medicine and Britain’s Health Experience Compared
The passage notes high interest in U S medical policy and suggests America may follow Britain’s path. It questions whether the United States will profit from Britain's experiences or endure the consequences firsthand.
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U. S
Britain
Long Planning On 3 Raids
Long planned retaliatory air raids against North Vietnam were timed to boost Saigon morale and pressure Hanoi for peace terms. The strikes targeted Viet Cong bases and came after heavy losses at Pleiku and Qui Nhon. The article cites political maneuvering in Saigon and notes preplanned operations as a contingency of war.
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Saigon
Times-Post
U.S
Viet Nam
Pleiku
Qui Nhon
Phan Huy Quat
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
International Control Commission
U. S
United States
North Viet Nam
White House
South China Sea
South Viet Nam
Old Home Town Dick Williams Heads to Greece Trip
Dick Williams leaves for New York City en route to Greece on the first lap of a multi city journey. The report notes travel plans and ties to the era of travel by foot and train and highlights the start of a long voyage.
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Dick Williams
New York City
Greece
Douglas County
Kansas State Hospital
Today’s Bible Message Prayer Invoke Faith and Servant Calling
The excerpt centers on bearing fruit as proof of discipleship and asks for divine strength to fulfill one’s God given place and work through Jesus Christ. It includes a prayer of gratitude for being chosen as friend servant or leader and requests guidance.
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God
Jesus Christ
De Gaulle Urges Reform of United Nations
William F Buckley Jr notes De Gaulle calls the U.N. a failed, prestige lost body and proposes a five power conference in Geneva to review and reform it. He warns Red China inclusion would scuttle talks, while France objects to U.N. overreach in Congo and cost shares, arguing the General Assembly oversteps sovereign nations.
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Charles de Gaulle
United Nations
America
San Francisco
de Gaulle
U.N
Geneva
Red China
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Reds
United States
U. N
Desuetude
Security Council
Congo
France
General Assembly
Academic Francaise
Political Chess Between Reds and Catholics
A Times-Post report on the long running Vatican struggle with East European Communist regimes. It notes Pope Paul VI signaling a defreeze with talks and new cardinals, while Prague suppresses religious life and Mindszenty remains a key figure. Yugoslavia shows relative tolerance under Tito, unlike Hungary and Czechoslovakia where priests face surveillance, jail and church control.
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Rome
Times - Post
East Europe
Russia
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
East Germany
Rumania
Bulgaria
Vatican
Paul VI
Monsignor
Slipyi
Leopoli
Ukraine
Beran
Prague
Seper
Zagreb
Holy See
Josef Plonar
Tito
Frank
Split
Cardinal Mindszenty
Mindszenty
Vaccinations for Children and Teen Health Booster Plans
The piece reviews a pediatric vaccine schedule including early four way infant shots for polio tetanus whooping cough and diphtheria with boosters at five year intervals. It covers diphtheria tetanus and polio boosters at ages ten and fifteen and life long tetanus boosters, the small pox vaccine before school age with boosters, and two measles vaccine options. It also notes influenza protection and cautions about measles complications and deaths. A reader asks about reducing male nipple size with a brief doctor response explaining normal adolescent changes and lack of a method to reduce nipple size.
Sarnoff wife carves The Cherubs for Foundling Home gift
Lisette Sarnoff wife of Gen. Sarnoff a noted sculptor unveils The Cherubs a bronze on black marble base. She presented it to Cardinal Spellman at a luncheon for the New York Foundling Home. She noted her 40th wedding anniversary rings and joked about RCA sponsor talk.
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Lisette Sarnoff
David Sarenoff
Cardinal Spellman
N.Y. Foundling Home
RCA
Esso
Two Bad Attitudes On Retirement
Hal Boyle critiques retirement obsessions noting two extremes: those who hate retirement and quit grudgingly at 65, and those who pursue retirement mania in their 40s. He argues such fixation robs present life and decision making, urging balanced planning and living life as it unfolds.
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New York
Florida
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Allen Crafton
Cliff Carl
Oliver Hobbs
E. Thayer Gaston
Fred Ellsworth
William Herbert Carruth
Carruth
Baker University
John
William F. Buckley JR
Belgium
Gbenye
Africa
Asia
Godfrey Blakeley
London Observer
Joseph Molner
Dr. Mother
J. L
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Chester Beatty
Dublin
Riviera
Robert Morley
LePavillon
Park Av
Morley
Hal Boyle
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