Lawrence Journal-World Staff Roster and Publication Details
Lawrence Journal-World dated Friday February 19 1965 lists staff including President and Editor Dolph C Simons Jr Vice President Publisher Abill Mayer Managing Editor Dacis Zimmer News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Eller Business Manager W C Simons and notes establishment in 1854 circulation rates and Associated Press membership. The item reads like a header page with telephones and address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas.
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the World Company
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Douglas
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Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
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Traveling Abroad In A Glass An Importer’s Exotica
An importer of wines and spirits proposes at home travel via drinks and TV, citing low fare round trips to New York Bermuda and Paris. He suggests sampling Pernod in Paris Jamaica rum in cocktails and Pimm's Cup in Bermuda to feel abroad under a sun lamp while staying home.
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New York
Jamaica
New York- Bermuda
Paris
Jayhawkers
Nebraska
Tusten Ackerman
Phog Allen
Northwestern University
Fannie
Jackson
Olathe
Faded Advertisement Promotes Russian Weapon Line
A fragment from the Lawrence Daily Journal-World notes a dated ad touting a Russian weapon as a lucrative find. The copy mocks foreign arms disposal and claims select models priced a few dollars higher, framing it as a Western purchase of Eastern exotica.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
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Your Good Health Dear Dr. Mother on Piles and Prostate
The letter explains hemorrhoids and piles differ from prostate trouble. It notes veins in the rectum can swell, causing itching, bleeding, or pain, and that in old age surgery may be avoided if pain is absent. It advises seeing a doctor rather than buying patent medicine and questions whether the issue is truly piles.
TV buffs Milstein Rubinstein share viewing tips
Leonard Lyons notes Nathan Milstein and Artur Rubinstein discuss TV they watch. Milstein says practice makes you mechanical before a concert and brush up is enough. The column mentions Rudi Gernreich, Helen Hayes, Buster Keaton, Dell Publications and LBJ naming George Feldman ambassador to a new Mediterranean nation.
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N.Y
Nathan Milstein
Artur Rubinstein
Milstein
Rudi Gernreich
Ray Stark
Helen Hayes
Mexico
Buster Keaton
Hollywood
LBJ
George Feldman
Arthur Kopit
Jack Gelber
Foreign Service Praised for Youthful, Mobile Presence Abroad
Sociologist Amitai Etzioni after visiting 12 Latin American and seven African embassies says most political section staff are young graduates fluent in local languages. He notes improvements over The Ugly American era, with Peace Corps and Army personnel expanding outreach beyond capitals and desk work declining in impact.
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Peace Corps
Amitai Etzioni
Columbia University
Institute of War and Peace Studies
Latin America
Africa
CIA
Etzioni
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Mexico City
Addis Ababa
Foreign Service
United States
Army
Agency For International Development
Lie detectors in the workplace spark debate across employers
The article notes rising use of lie detectors by mass employers to curb theft, with Sears Roebuck and a Washington drug chain dropping the practice. Unions push to ban devices as five states curb use, while workers’ dishonesty is cited as the driving cause.
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Sears Roebuck
Washington
Senate probes surplus Soviet weapons in U S mail order trade
Senate investigators report Soviet bloc guns end up in the American mail order market fueling juvenile crime. The Judiciary Subcommittee led by Sen. Thomas J. Dodd seeks new controls to curb the trade, citing seizures including four Russian rifles in a Ku Klux Klan arms case in McComb Mississippi.
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United States
America
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Kennedy
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Congress
Dodd
U.S
McComb
Miss
Washington Monument History and Threats to the Obelisk
The 555 foot Washington Monument, a target in a New York terrorism case, has endured past tribulations including a Know Nothing era raid. Demolition experts doubt a successful attack but warn of panic risks. Details trace cornerstone laid in 1848 and opening to the public on October 9, 1888.
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Washington Times-Post
Washington Monument
New York
Washington
White House
Daniel J. Goodman
Ace Wrecking Co
National Parks Service
George Washington
Congress
Temple of Concord
Rome
Pius IX
Know Nothings
Potomac River
Monument Society
Know Nothing
New PTA Officers and Band News Highlight Old Home Town
In 1955 Junior High PTA heard a 33 piece band led by Robert Zillcox with speaker Mrs. William Cottle. New officers for New York PTA included Mrs. Herbert McKelvey, Mrs. Eugene Snow, Mrs. Earnest Joerg, Mrs. Fred McClure and Mrs. Muriel Dougan. Argentine High School left the Northeast Kansas League for financial reasons.
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PTA
Robert Zillcox
William Cottle
Herbert McKelvey
Eugene Snow
Earnest Joerg
Fred McClure
Muriel Dougan
New York Pta
Argentine High School
Northeast Kansas League
Bible Message and Prayer Reflected in Today's Devotion
The message emphasizes abundant life through Christ as the good Shepherd. A prayer asks for courage and sincerity to follow revealed truth and to unite in ideals and actions with Christ, ending with the Our Father and an Amen.
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Christ
Political Bossism Reveals a Lusty Yet Flawed History
Robert R. Kirsch surveys American bossism from Mark Hanna to John Bailey of Connecticut, arguing the era is evolving not ending. He notes public apathy fuels machine politics, cites Plunkitt’s pragmatic care for constituents, and asks readers to weigh the system’s real functions against its corruption.
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Heeler
Mark Twain
Ralph G. Martin
America
Mark Hanna
John Bailey
Connecticut
Martin
James Bryce
Plunkitt
Who Has Seen The Wind refugee program at local venue
Letter to the editor highlights the UNs non political agencies like UNHCR and WFP, urging awareness of refugee plights. It reviews a factual presentation on refugees aboard a ship featuring Edward G Robinson and Maria Schell, noting the 20th year of United Nations activities and urging public knowledge.
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United Nations
High Commissioner For Refugees
Relief and Works Agency
Edward G. Robinson
Maria Schell
Barry Goldwater Photographed With Jack Lemmon at El Morocco
Barry Goldwater attended the How to Murder Your Wife party at El Morocco where a photo captured him laughing at an introduction with Jack Lemmon. Lemmon reportedly replied to the question about Goldwater with a witty remark referenced in the caption.
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Barry Goldwater
Jack Lemmon
el Morocco
Goldwater
Lemmon
Sen. Goldwater
Rock Hudson likens movie work to mining life
New York AP reports Rock Hudson compares film making to labor in a mine describing darkness and no daylight on sound stages. The 39 year old star, about to begin his 50th film since 1948, hopes for a Broadway musical role and lists varied personal interests.
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Rock Hudson
Hudson
Winnetka
Ill
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U.S
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