Lawrence Journal-World staff and publication details
Lawrence Journal World date line listing editor Dolph Simons Jr and staff, publishing department roles, and pricing. It notes 1854 founding, World Company address in Lawrence Kansas, and 1965 December circulation notes.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph. Simons JR
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontitis
Ooeller
Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
New Year's traffic tragedy prompts soberness in Lawrence
A Lawrence New Year’s Eve traffic death and a critical injury highlighted how a split second of inattention or carelessness can turn a safe drive into tragedy. Weather was clear, incidents occurred during routine turning maneuvers, underscoring the need for caution.
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Lawrence
Rising U S Casualties in Viet Nam 1964 Outpace Earlier Years
Defense figures show 1964 American battle deaths in South Viet Nam reached 134 with eight missing, bringing total since 1961 to 247. The data reflect a larger force and faster fighting pace, as U S troop levels rose from 11 000 in 1962 to 21 600 by end of 1964. Critics urge a decisive U S policy on Viet Nam participation as 1965 begins.
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Defense Department
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
The Football Widow Endures Bowl Game Marathon
A Local widow laments nine hours of bowl game viewing and TV marathon distractions. She notes the Gator Bowl and Shrine game coverage, then the Packers and Cardinals pro game, prompting family sympathy that fades with more football.
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Packers
Cardinals
Charlie Brown
Journal-World
Malnutrition Set to Jeopardize Global Health and Wealth
A health observer asks what is the world’s most serious public health problem and suggests malnutrition. He argues that despite plenty in affluent nations, undernourished populations hinder progress and threaten economic health across half the world.
Malnutrition as a Factor in Global Deaths and Poverty
Medical authorities flag malnutrition as a major cause of deaths from diseases like measles and whooping cough. It is increasingly recognized as a disorder in its own right, linking famine to disability and poverty, despite advances in medicine and technology. The text notes progress yet persistent global blind spots.
New Faces in Congress for 1965 Highlight Diverse backgrounds
A profile of 1965 new members in the 89th Congress notes a cosmopolitan mix including an atomic submarine skipper, a heavyweight champ's son, a 62-year-old performer, a Japanese American woman, and several freshmen from both chambers. It highlights Patsy Mink as the first Japanese American woman and Jed Johnson Jr. as the House's youngest baby member.
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Washington
Times-Post
Kennedy
Alabama
Goldwater
Capitol Hill
89Th Congress
John W. McCormack
Dmass
Congress
Senate
George L. Murphy
R-Calif
Hollywood
White House
Pierre Salinger
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Boston
New York
Salinger
California
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Karl Rolvaag
Hubert H. Humphrey
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
Ross Bass
D-Tenn
John Tunney
Gene Tunney
William R. Anderson
North Pole
Patsy Mink
Hawaii
Jed Johnson Jr
Okla
House
Dixie
Sen. Goldwater
W. Jack Edwards
Mobile
Barry Goldwater
Valuations rise as building permits hit new Lawrence peak
Lawrence builds momentum as 1954 total permit values reach 5.68 million dollars, a 70 percent jump from the 1952 record of 3.38 million. Mrs. Norah Friend, widow of Carlton Friend, dies at 1500 Learnard.
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Lawrence
Norah Friend
Carlton Friend
Learnard
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A brief devotional note quotes Matthew 24 6 and 13 about enduring to be saved. A prayer thanks God for shelter in upheaval, asks for salvation and wisdom, and invokes Christ as guide.
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Father
Christ
Paralyzed World Leaders Face 1965 Choices
United Nations commentary describes global indecision as 1965 begins. It notes leaders like Wilson in London and Erhard in Bonn are preoccupied with domestic pressures while the Kremlin crew governs by committee. It calls for realignments in security and trade to counter China and bridge rich and poor nations, warning against cementing divisions in Europe through schemes like the nuclear Multilateral Force.
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Harold Wilson
London
Sterling
Ludwig Erhard
Bonn
Kremlin
Peking
Washington
China
Soviet Union
NATO
MLF
Germany
Berlin
Europe
Eastern
Herr Hitler
United States
West Germany
Iron Curtain
Central
Adam Rapacki
George Kennan
Reich
Johnson Set to Address House as New Congress Opens
President Lyndon B Johnson prepares to speak on the State of the Union amid the largest Democratic presence since 1937. Analysts weigh how his mandate and a strong party will shape policy versus Roosevelt era precedents and future risks.
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Washington
Times - Post
Johnson
House
Congress
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
LBJ
FDR
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Kennedy
Notable Inaugural Invitations and Legal Battles Amid High Society
The piece notes LBJ dinner invitations for 150 top guests, Notre Dame seeking a week’s delay in an injunction against a film, Yogi Berra attending a Waldorf debutante event, and Edwina Wright’s debut. It also mentions Sky magazine failing at launch due to advertiser doubt and Owney Madden’s serious illness in Hot Springs Ark.
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LBJ
Notre Dame
John Goldfarb
Yogi Berra
Headache mysteries and child itching examined by Dr Molner
Dr Molner discusses multiple headache types and clues for relaxation and pattern recognition. He notes migraines histamine headaches and morning pain, plus possible neck or tooth issues and chronic toxin exposure. He advises checking family stress, routines, and a onion salt trigger example. The column also answers pregnancy with prostate infection and a child's genital itching suggesting pinworms and thorough exam.
New City Library Adds Notable New Reads
A roundup of recent library offerings includes THELMA HELYAR MARRIAGE LINES by Ogden Nash with notes on a student husband. Other titles: OTHER PEOPLE'S HOUSES by Lore Segal recounting wartime exile. THE GATHERING OF ZION by Wallace Stegner. THE MARSH ARABS by Wilfred Thesiger. DRIVE, HE SAID by Jeremy Larner. THE FRATRICIDES by Nikos Kazantzakis. UNFINISHED FUNERAL by Nicoloucci. ANNO DOMINI by George Steiner. FULL FATHOM FIVE by John Stewart Carter. MOST SECRET by John Dickson Carr.
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Ogden Nash
Lore Segal
Hitler
Austria
Lore Groszmann
Vienna
England
Mneland
Mrs.Segal
Santo Domingo
New York
Zion
Wallace Stegner
Nauvoo
Salt Lake City
Wilfred Thesiger
Tigris
Euphrates
Iraq
Jeremy Larner
Hector Bloom
Nikos Kazantzakis
Father Yanaros
Niccolo Ucci
Ermetinda
Comban de Triton
George Steiner
John Stewart Carter
Corinne
John Dickson Carr
Roderick Edward Kinsmere
Charles the Second
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