Lawrence World Company Daily Page Details Jan 4 1966
The brief notice outlines publishing details for a Lawrence Kansas daily newspaper. It lists staff roles including Advertising Manager Leo Eller and Editor C Simons. It notes established in 1856 and distribution rates for carriers and mail outside and within Douglas County.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Cal Embarrassment Deepens as Student Impersonates Doctor
A 35-year-old undergraduate at the University of California taught anatomy for 15 months at the San Francisco Cal Medical Center using forged credentials. Thomas Miyawaki, citing extreme family pressure, faced discovery after failing a PhD exam, revealing lack of medical knowledge. He claimed degrees from Johns Hopkins and Columbia, plus internship at Massachusetts General Hospital. No patients were treated. University officials caution over systemic issues in a sprawling campus.
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California
Berkeley
Cal
America
Cal Medical Center
San Francisco
Thomas E. Miyawaki
Miyawaki
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Columbia University Medical School
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Nebraska Fans Left Down After Orange Bowl Loss to Alabama
The No. 3 Nebraska Cornhuskers suffered a 39-28 defeat in the Orange Bowl against Alabama, ending their bid for a national title. Despite a 10-0 regular season and a third straight Big Eight crown, the setback may sharpen their focus for the 1966 season under coach Bob Devaney.
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Nebraska
Alabama
Michigan State
Arkansas
Associated Press
Crimson Tide
Bob Devaney
Miami
Kansas
Cornhuskers
Phog Allen
Airlines Embrace New Uniforms Amid Modern Travel Image
One American airline markets its move to eliminate the plane as a concept and highlights stylish new hostess attire. The uniforms, some described as flamboyant, aim to attract attention and win praise in French style salons, reflecting a shift in in-flight presentation as tickets remain costly.
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Bugipesgman
Ally
Air Hostess Uniforms Move From Old to Space Age Styles
The article notes hostess outfits shifting from trim peat outfits and flattering simple skirts to lounging knickerbocker styles that resemble baggy pants. It argues that some retro elements aren t as good as remembered and cautions that excessive space age styling may hurt the uniform image.
Federal Moves And Inflation
AP analyzes how government actions affect inflation through budgets deficits and spending. It notes Viet Nam War outlays and tax policies as key factors, discusses potential outcomes of bigger deficits or higher taxes, and outlines competing economic remedies from natural correction to wage and price controls and credit curbs.
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New York
Treasury
Bethlehem Steel
Parsons Jewelry founder Edgar Parsons Dies At 87
Edgar William Parsons aged 87 died after a lengthy illness. He owned Parsons Jewelry for years until it sold to the Schelbar brothers two years ago. Born in England he came to Lawrence as a youth, worked 21 years for Marks, then opened his own store.
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Edgar William Parsons
Parsons Jewelry
Schelbar Brothers
England
Parsons
Lawrence
Marks
Oklahoma
Maryland
Michigan
UCLA
Georgia Tech
Pittsburg
Mississippi
Texas Christian
U. S. Senate
Alben Barkley
137Th Infantry
Camp Robinson
Santa Fe
Amida Stanton
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
KU Medical School
Rosedale
Fraser Hall
Austin
Newman Theater
Austin Co
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
The note quotes Matthew 7 7 Ask and it shall be given seek and ye shall find and knock and it shall be opened unto you A prayer asks for fellowship with God and for homes to be His abode and for hearts to be over Thy temple in Jesus name Amen
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Jesus
Impotence in New York and the labor union strike problem
William F Buckley Jr laments New York powerless to curb labor unions he labels monopoly forces. He cites subway strike plans blocked by picket lines at Long Island Rail Road and a St John’s College disruption with 54 000 letters urging teachers to join the picket line. He fears political leaders will not act without public pressure.
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New York Times
Times
Mike Quill
New York City
Long Island
New York
Afl-Cio Teachers Union
St. John’s College
Brooklyn
Rockefeller
St. John’s
Manhattan
Baynard Austin
Department of Philosophy
Jimmy Hoffa
Washington
Letters on draft card protests and conscience in America
A Journal-World reader defends draft card protesters, arguing their courage to oppose policy and risk prison reflects real American loyalty. The letter questions labels of cowardice and suggests such dissent could prevent wars, prompting readers to reexamine ideals and loyalty.
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C. C
Casals at 87 Carried From El Morro by Army Major
Leonard Lyons reports on Pablo Casals aging maestro being lowered down El Morro fortress steps in San Juan with aid from a U.S. Army major and two medics. The photo by Philippe Halsman appears on the Casals Festival program cover. The column also notes Hollywood moves and celebrity chatter from Truman to Moreau.
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Pablo Casals
Philippe Halsman
Casals
el Morro
San Juan
U. Army
Lee Strasberg
Hollywood
Lewman
Peppard
Jack Garfein
Frey Horne
Elizabeth Taylor
Joe Levine
Hardie Rob
Asthma Myths About Chihuahuas and Breathing Health
Dr Molner explains that a Chihuahua cannot cure asthma and that the cause lies in irritants affecting the airways. He urges seeking medical investigation rather than relying on rumors, noting the importance of identifying asthma triggers. The column also covers fibroid shrinkage after menopause and birth control pill timing for effectiveness.
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K. B
Wagner Liberal deal looms but Wagner loses odds
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak analyze a potential pact between former New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner and the Liberal party to oppose Governor Nelson Rockefeller. The piece argues Wagner is doomed amid factional Democratic infighting, Kennedy's influence, and an unsettled governor race.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Nelson Rockefeller
John Lindsay
City Hall
Rockefeller
Brooklyn
Stanley Steingut
Upstate
Robert F. Kennedy
Alex Rose
Hatmakers Union
Lindsay
Kennedy
O'Connor
Bob Wagner
Liberal Party
Democra
Nineteen-Sixty-Six Forecasts From Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle humor column offers satirical prophecies for 1966 touching on world economy politics and technology. It predicts de Gaulle to seek China peace talk a row boat for NATO a Minsk Pinsk Omsk twist claim and humorous misreads from leaders. Further bits cover UK Wilson Bird post Johnson and a satire on medical costs and politics.
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New York
Charles de Gaulle
France
China
NATO
Moscow
Minsk
Pinsk
Omsk
Harold Wilson
Britain
Wales
BBC
Fuller
United Nations
Johnson
Policy sold for 10 million to a single executive
In Glendale California two agents who sold a 10 million permanent life policy to an Eastern business executive will each receive about 51775 over ten years. The policy the largest ever written for one person was announced in Houston by American General Life Insurance Co. and underwritten by Guardian Life of New York and Mutual Benefit.
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Glendale
Calif
Houston
Tex
American General Life Insurance Co
Benjamin N. Woodson
Guardian Life of
New York
Mutual Benefit
Wes Goin
Ray N Waal Y Noo
F. Thomas
E. Ai
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Ccph Ra & Sone i. Pies Press
Reiwe Ing ‘Baltor
Cioenes
ST Pontius
Leo Eller
C. Simons
Dawson
AP Business
Old Home Town
William F. Buckley JR
New York State
Quill
Congress
Journal-World
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Bins
Robbins
Inheritors
Levine
Harry S. Truman
Cbs-Tv
Mary Pangalos
Miss Pangalos
Jim Manilla
Nathan
Coney Island
Truman
Loren
Judith
Radio City Music Hall
Jean Moreau
Bardot
Tony Richardson
Joseph Molner
Dr. Mother
J. G
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By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Frank O’connor
Steingut
O’connor
Bobby Kennedy
Chicago
Jake Arvey
Adlai Stevenson
James A. Perkins
Cornell University
Edwin A. Weiss
Weiss
Encour
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Nassau County
Eugene Nickerson
Hal Boyle
Humphrey
Airlines
Fancainrind
Cassius Clay
The
American Medical Association
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