Lawrence Daily Journal-World masthead details 1965 editor staff
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World announces staff positions and publication details for January 4 1965. Dolph Simons Jr presides as president and editor with D C Simons Jr and Jack Zimmerman among the editors and executives. Subscription rates are listed for local carrier and mail in Kansas and elsewhere.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Biler
Anager
W. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Douglas
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Hoover warns on Communist Youth recruitment in US
The 1964 FBI report directed by J. Edgar Hoover warns that the Communist Party is expanding its influence in racial issues and prioritizing recruitment among American youth in groups like the W E B Du Bois Clubs of America. The piece urges young people to heed the warning to avoid future career harm from joining actividades.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Communist Party
United States
Hoover
W.E.B. DuBois Clubs of America
Viet Nam
New York Giants
Richard M. Nixon
America
Harry S. Truman
Mars
Washington, D.C
Earth
Don Pierce Dies After New Year’s Eve Crash at KU Medical Center
Kansas University loses longtime athletics publicist Don Pierce after a traffic accident. The 45 year old died Sunday morning at KU Medical Center. Known for his wit and story angles, Pierce shaped regional and national coverage of KU sports and athletes. His passing ends a storied career as a trusted newsman and promoter.
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Kansas University
Don Pierce
Pierce
Kansas University Medical Center
Victory Over Communism board game advertised in Human Events
An ad in Human Events touts a new game titled Victory Over Communism. A testimonial from a woman in a family crowd claims the game brings joy and a sense of victory as they gain a better understanding of the enemy. The piece suggests Viet Nam era readers might find tips in the card table strategy.
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America
Viet Nam
Scranton Eyes 1968 GOP Bid Amid Party Unity Push
Governor William Scranton of Pennsylvania, after a brief 1964 bid, hints at a future 1968 run while stressing his aim to revive the Republican Party. He says he will not sacrifice diversity for unity and emphasizes a two party system as fundamental to national politics.
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Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon B. Johnson
Scranton
Republican Party
Prospective 1968 GOP Bid Looms Over Scranton
A regional political figure hints at a possible 1968 Republican nomination bid in Pennsylvania. While denying it publicly, associates say he is considered an excellent bet as the election year approaches and the brass ring grows larger.
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Pennsylvania
Scranton
Reassurance From Soviet Shift After Khrushchev Fall
The Times-Post reports that post Khrushchev unrest in the Soviet Union appears reassuring as the new leadership keeps liberal policies and adds new ones. Kosygin and Mikoyan guide changes toward quality in consumer goods, cut defense spending, and test agricultural reforms that loosen collectivization.
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London
Times-Post
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Alexsei Kosygin
Stalin
Anastas Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Khosygin
Old Home Town Notes From The 1955 and Earlier
A retrospective column reviews Douglas County items from 1955 1940 and 1925 including license plate mixups Baldwin and Eudora winners Weather records for 1954 baby births at Lawrence and KU events Leap Year births and local journalism luncheon memories 1925 tuberculosis testing for cows fraternity house fire and local skating plans at Potter Lake
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Russell Morgan
Baldwin
Douglas County
Kenneth Whaley
Eudora
Charles Lee Vervynck
Lawrence
Jay Drake
Donald Dean Henderson
E. W. Henderson
Richard B. Hide
KU Journalism
H. C. Colglazier
Colleen Moore
Alice Joyce
Kenneth Harlan
Walter Long
Dorothy Davore
Matt Moore
Yolanda
Marian Davies
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Sa. St. Potter Lake
Abide in Me Bible Message and Prayer
The daily devotional urges readers to remain in Christ as branches in the vine. A closing prayer asks God to keep the believer in an atmosphere of prayer and to guide life through Jesus Christ.
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John
Christ Jesus
Extended Strikes Reach Beyond South Viet Nam
Discussion in Washington outlines U S air strikes beyond Vietnam with thousands of troops moved across the Western Pacific. Limited strikes on Communist routes could trigger large maneuvers to guard against failure. Most activity would be in the South China Sea with potential action in the Pacific and possibly the United States. Movements would aim to deter Communist Chinese retaliation.
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Washington
Times - Post
U. S
South Viet Nam
Western Pacific
South China Sea
Pacific
United States
Laos
Viet Nam
da Nang
Navy
U. S. S. Hancock
U. S. S. Ranger
7Th Fleet
China
Saigon
Gulf of Tonkin
Hainan Island
Gulf
Bien Hoa
Hainan
Medical Ethics Debated After French Emergency Case
In France a doctor faces arrest for allegedly not assisting a 17 year old stabbed youth. The case tests a non assistance law amid fears of legal risk for physicians. French public and medical circles debate the balance between duty and safety.
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Paris
Times-Post
France
Gerard Colin
Frouard
Colin
United States
Parisian
Be Your Editorial of Jan 2 On Health Problem
Letter from Dr Dale L Clinton argues signs and symptoms are not the disease and calls malnutrition only one manifestation of a global health issue. He warns the world faces a serious public health problem due to accelerating population growth.
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Journal-World
Young reader asks editor about party loyalty in 1964
A 14 year old writes that Democrats isolate two senators who backed Goldwater while criticizing Romney Rockefeller and Keating for disloyalty. She asks why Dean Burch faces GOP chair challenges and wonders if supporting Johnson would have improved his standing.
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Journal-World
Barry Goldwater
Romney
Rockefeller
Keating
Dean Burch
Republican Party
Johnson
New England
Vicki Henry
Walnut
Cataract concerns and eye health guidance
Dr Molner explains opacity in the eye may signal an early cataract or just floaters. He notes true cataracts progress slowly, cannot be dissolved by medicines, and surgery with glasses can restore vision when needed. He also answers questions on tongue swallowing myths and syringomyelia causes and prognosis.
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J. W
Annual fuzzy forecast hints at 1965 world quirks
Hal Boyle imagines a buzzing year with Johnson denying moonshot poverty claims, Khrushchev as de Gaulle aide, a plastic aircraft carrier in Japan, and a Martian vacation idea. Notable absurdities include a Queep dance and Hoover as Giants quarterback amid unlikely political shifts.
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New York
Johnson
Peking
America
White House
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Charles de Gaulle
France
Germany
Japan
English
Manchester
Merrie Olde Englande
Winston Churchill
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