Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and years of operation
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists Dolph Simons as President and Editor with Dolph C. Simons Jr. as Vice President Publisher Bills Mayer as Managing Editor Jack Zimmierman as News Editor Ernest Pontius as Advertising Manager Leo Eller and W. C. Simons as Business Manager. The paper traces its establishment from 1854 with leaders spanning 1891 to 1952.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Jack
Teachers weigh massive march on Topeka for school aid
Reports from a Atlantic City convention say as many as five thousand Kansas State Teachers Association members might march on the State Legislature in Topeka to press for more state support for education. KSTA officials denied plans and legislators warned mass action could harm students.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Kansas State Teachers Association
Topeka
KSTA
State Capitol
Potentiation Dangers From Mixing Drugs And Alcohol
A discussion of potentiation shows how common medications can become deadly when combined with alcohol or other drugs. Experts warn about self medication, multiple doctors prescribing without checks, and borrowing pills, with barbiturates and tranquilizers highlighted as especially risky.
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Frederick M. Garfield
Bureau of Drug Abuse Control of
the Food and Drug Administration
Garfield
CIA Funds Under Fire For Student Aid Abroad
The Oklahoma City Oklahoma editorial criticizes CIA support for the National Student Association abroad calling for investigation while noting potential poor returns on the 3 million dollars invested. It contrasts U S spending with Communist efforts to indoctrinate students and to spread propaganda.
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Central Intelligents Agency
National Student Association
NSA
CIA
U.S
America
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Oklahoma City
Government Funding to Promote Viewpoints in Schools
The speaker criticizes spending in the United States to persuade students, arguing the government need not apologize for spending a small amount to spread its perspective. They compare to Communist influence and reference intelligence programs as ineffective but unrepentant.
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U.S
Washington
FBI
Communist Party
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
National Student Association
Looking Over CIA Lineup
James Marlow examines CIA and NSA roles in funding student groups abroad. He notes CIA subsidies to the National Student Association shaped international youth activities to curb Communist influence, while NSA cuts ties with the CIA amid criticism of covert funding and influence on campus.
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Eugene Groves
NSA
CIA
Groves
Cias
Allen W. Dulles
Johnson
Lawrence Upsets Shawnee Mission 70 51 in Basketball
In a 1957 old home town note Lawrence defeated Shawnee Mission 70 to 51 in a basketball game. KU athletes and events include Bill Burnison winning the novice heavyweight title at the Kansas City Golden Gloves and 21 seniors at KU earning Air Force Reserve commissions.
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Lawrence
Shawnee Mission
Bill Burnison
Kansas City Golden Gloves
Air Force Reserve
Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
Today’s message quotes Luke 9 23 inviting self denial and daily cross taking and followership. The prayer asks God to guide thoughts and actions and to overcome temptation with good through Jesus name.
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Jesus
Hoover Letter Shapes Debate Over Consular Treaty With Russia
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover pens a confidential letter to President Johnson arguing extra consular offices pose no extra burden and outlining costs for 10 agents and 6 clerks totaling 150000 annually The piece also notes King era civil rights rifts and Bevel exit from SCLC with shifting roles and Vietnam peace lobbying The report closes with Goldwater Buckley Gilder ties and Bircher tensions in the Arizona visit.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Russia
Johnson
There Must Be Cover Story About CIA and Youth Body
Washington satirist Art Buchwald mocks CIA funding of the National Student Association with a volley of cover story ideas. He playfully suggests the CIA financed California colleges via the Ford Foundation and other schemes, ending with a backstage quip from a CIA official.
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CIA
Washington
National Student Association
Central Intelligence Agency
NSA
Ford Foundation
California
Gov. Reagan
Berkeley
Readers Debate Leash Law Effect on Dogs and Vandalism
Mary Ann Higdon argues a 12 month leash law may not curb dog waste and prowling in trash barrels. She criticizes humans who provoke fenced dogs and questions if the new law will address recurring dog‑related problems in her Journal‑World letter.
Desensitization and medical Q A for hay fever and more
Desensitization requires months of prep before hay fever season and uses tiny pollen injections to build tolerance. The column also covers spinal taps why doctors use them, venereal disease treatment, cystic fibrosis in children, emphysema note after TB, and liver iron comparisons across beef pork and chicken.
Mama Surges Into Newsboy Duty in Louisville
In Louisville, Sarah S. Vinson, mother of three, transports and delivers Louisville Times to porches. She started timidly but soon lofts four papers at a time from the sidewalk, practicing daily for two weeks. Her son Tommy helps as a carrier while recovering from a torn ligament.
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Louisville
Sarah S. Vinson
Sarah
Tommy
New Books at City Library
The weekly list highlights titles by THELMA HELYAR and others including THE PHOENIX LAND by Robin Sedden and SHANTUNG COMPOUND by Langdon Gilkey. Also featured are PAUL BLANSHARD ON VATI CAN II, THE SECRET SURRENDER, THE THINGS THAT ARE CAESAR'S, MY APPALACHIA, THE LOVE DEPARTMENT, ME AND THE ARCH, SHEPHERDS OF THE NIGHT, WAR MEMORIAL, A FLIGHT OF STEPS, and MEN AT WORK with brief notes on subject matter and appeal.
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Phoenix Land
Robin Sedden
Syria
Lebanon
Shantung Compound
Langdon Gilkey
Japan
Welmsien
Asia
Europe
Oura
Paul Blanshard
Vatican II
Allen Dulles
Caesar
William Trevor
Dolores W Bourhardie
England
Dolores
Tulia
John Haase
Korea
Robert Nicolson
Glasgow
Honor ‘Racy
Nmothy Beauchamp
Best Sellers List Fiction Highlights
Publishers' Weekly compiled list features The Secret of Santa Vittoria by Crichton Capable of Honor by Drury The Birds Fall Down by West The Mask of Apollo by Renault Valley of the Dolls by Susana Winston S. Church Ill by Churchill Paper Lion by Plimpton The Jury Returns by Nizer.
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Publishers’ Weekly
Secret OF
Santa Vittoria
Crichton
Drury
West the
Renault
Susana
Winston S. Churchill
Churchill
Paper Lion
Plimpton
the Jury Returns
Nizer
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By James Marlow
Old Home Town
Illinois
Frank Smith
U.S. Senate
Alpha Chi Omegas
Hoover
LBJ
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
State Department
Rusk
Sec. of State
Dean Rusk
Tersely
Karl
Karl Mundt
South Dakota
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet Union
Senate
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Chicago
James Bevel
Bevel
King
West Side
New York City
Fellowship of Reconciliation
A. J. Muste
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Jim Bevel
Hosea Williams
Republican Ecumenical Movement
Barry Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz
Goldwater
George Gilder
William F. Buckley
Far East
Gilder
Liberal New Leader
Bruce Chapman
John Birch Society
Art Buchwald
Langley
Board of Regents
National Security Agency
National Student Associaion
Committee For Indigent
Journal-World
Mary Ann Higdon
West 25Th St
Joseph Molner
Mrs. N.H
Dr. Mother
J.J.C
Mama
City Library
Thelma Helyar
Levenson
Lane
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