Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
The item lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff led by Dolf Simons and Dolph C. Simon with editor Ernest Pontius and others. It notes the paper is published daily except Sunday by the World Company from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas with specific contact and subscription rates and dates.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simon
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmer Wee
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press EE
Sunday Shopping Law Sparks Kansas Debate
Kansas legislators again discuss a Sunday closing law arguing it would honor worship and rest. Opponents warn against state dictates on business hours and potential overreach into prices and salaries, noting individuals could choose to shop or stay home.
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Kansas
Wichita State University: a bargain or a costly trend
The Wichita Eagle argues WSU is a strong bargain educating 9,245 students for far less cost than KU or K State, while Gov. Avery's 1966 request nears 7.1 million. The piece warns ongoing duplication could raise taxes and strain state funds, potentially harming overall educational quality.
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Wichita University
Wichita Eagle
Kansas
WSU
Avery
The
Eagle
Kstate
Lawrence
Wichita State University
the Eagle
Wichita
Kansas State
Vanishing Americans in Westerns Shape Indian Plight
An article notes how cowboys and U.S. cavalrymen dominate on screen in Westerns, reflecting a long history of one sided treatment of Indians in movies and television, with occasional Indian protests.
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U.S
Indians protest whiteface and Mexican casting shift in Hollywood
Hollywood reports say Native actors fear loss of work as Indigenous roles vanish. Indians lament ongoing impersonations while Mexicans increasingly portray Indigenous characters, spurring calls for authentic casting and fair opportunities in film.
South Korea braces for possible North Korean showdown
South Korea faces a tense forecast as officials weigh the risk of renewed North Korean pressure with Peking and Moscow backing. U.S. policy strains under Viet Nam, corruption and unemployment rise in the ROK, while UN support for elections under UN supervision remains.
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Seoul
Times-Post
South Korea
North Korea
United States
Viet Nam
U.S
Peking
Moscow
United Nations
Korea
ROK
U.N
North
South
Republic of South Korea
Rotary Club marks 50th anniversary in town
Old Home Town notes celebrate Rotary International’s 50th founding with Corlett Cotton as arrangements chair. A newly installed Allen Fieldhouse scoreboard promises up to 398 points, sparking Jayhawk enthusiasm as KU scores.
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Rotary Club
Rotary International
Corlett Cotton
Allen Fieldhouse
Jayhawk
Neal Wherry
Lawrence High School
Maurice Abele
Dick Keene
Garland Landrith
Thornton McClanahan
Arthur Nelson
Clifford Reynolds
Jane Ansdell
Vivian McBeth
Harriet Dyers
Eva Rhae Skinner
Dolores Jane Sutherland
Coronado
Kansas
Quivera
New Spain
Today Bible Message Prayer Includes Spirit Witness
The message centers on Romans 8 16 affirming the Spirit bearing witness that believers are God s children The prayer asks for assurance of divine nearness and sonship through the Holy Spirit in the Master s name Amen.
Foreigner Advice On Washington Beauty From Bryce
Edward T. Folliard notes Lord Bryce praised Washington as a growing, attractive capital. Bryce warned against uniform federal building design and urged inclusive pride for all Americans. The piece reflects on Kennedy and Johnson era plans to beautify the city and the Potomac cleanup.
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Lord Bryce
Washington
Kennedy
Pennsylvania Avenue
Johnson
Potomac
Washington Post News Service
Banks see new faces take charge in U S banking
Edward S. Cohen reports that a wave of changes reshapes ownership and management in American banks. Regulators led by James J. Saxon loosen old family control and invite wealthier outsiders to build and run banks, including 1962’s charter for D C National Bank in Washington.
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James J. Saxon
Mellons
Rockefellers
Morgans
Harrimans
Saxon
Washington
D.C. National Bank
Washington Post
Carrier of Month Honors Richard Walker
Muriel H. Johnson from 643 Tenn St praises Richard Walker of the Lawrence Journal-World for being named carrier of the month. She commends his conscientious reliable and courteous service saving papers delivering without reminders and cheerful comments.
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Richard Walker
Lawrence Journal-World
Richard
Muriel H. Johnson
Tenn. St
Editorial Trends Highlight Lawrence Plan and Tax Proposals
Editor notes recent editorials praise coverage of closed housing and the Lawrence Planning Commission. The piece commends the newspaper for addressing tax proposals by the new Governor Avery and urges continued commentary on these issues.
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Lawrence
Avery
Baltimore Cardinal Urges Stronger Race Mission Work
In a written address on his elevation by Pope Paul VI Cardinal Lawrence Shehan of Baltimore urged the Roman Catholic Church in the United States to press forward with greater vigor its mission and work among colored people. He said the Church and the country face racial prejudice and discrimination exposed by African Americans seeking civil rights.
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Rome
Lawrence Cardinal - Shehan
Baltimore
United States
Cardinal Shehan
Paul VI
Eckstine Advises Cole on Golf Cure for Ulcers
Billy Eckstine recounts telling Nat King Cole to take up golf as a cure for ulcers. Cole declined and quipped that playing golf to cure ulcers is like incubating chicken eggs, where the eggs begin to hatch.
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Billy Eckstine
King Cole
Cole
Deodorant tips and eye health guidance from Dr Mother
Readers seek DIY deodorant advice using aluminum chloride solutions and note to prune juice as a mild laxative. A 65 year old reports flashes and dots before the eye and potential glaucoma. early detection with tonometry can save sight. A persistent nose lesion prompts dermatologist evaluation for possible cancer. early treatment remains possible.
Julie Andrews Buys Alderney Home For Anonymity
In a move toward family privacy Julie Andrews and her husband bought a home in Alderney Channel Islands. The purchase was arranged via T H White known for Camelot. The island is small with about 1000 residents and a single movie theater. Darryl Zanuck praised Andrews performance in The Sound of Music. Rex Harrison has shifted from the Professor Higgins look to a cashmere fedora. Mary Garden turned 90 on February 20 and resides near Aberdeen Scotland. Alan Jay Lerner envisions Dolly Haas returning to Broadway in On a Clear Day You Can See Forever. Joe Losey will direct 10 30 of a Summer Morning starring Melina Mercouri Romy Schneider and Peter Finch.
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Julie Andrews
Alderney
Channel Islands
T. H. White
Camelot
Darryl Zanuck
Miss Andrews
Sound of Music
Salzburg
Mozart
Isaac Wolfson
Venice
Marc Chagall
Jerusalem
Rex Harrison
Prof Higgins
Harrison
Mary Garden
Aberdeen
Scotland
Alan Jay Lerner
Dolly Haas
Louis Jourdan
Joe Losey
Melina Mercouri
Romy Schneider
Peter Finch
Hal Boyle Monday Potpourri Freshly Boyle-ed
A collection of light tidbits and quirky observations from Hal Boyle. Eskimo stocking gifts replace candy, longevity trends for elderly, the so called boredome headache, coffee consumption by age group, and safety notes on ashtrays. Quotable lines, gem legends, and humorous definitions accompany a mix of trivia and quirky advice.
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