Lawrence Journal World Staff Notice 1965
Lawrence Daily Journal World in Kansas lists editors and staff including Dolph Simons Jr president editor Ernest Pontitis advertising manager Geo Eller business manager. Published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. Subscription rates listed. Member of AP and Audit Bureau. Wednesday Evening Jan 6 1965.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph ¢, Simons JR
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ews
Ernest Pontitis
Geo Eller
Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Douglas
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Vacation Needed From Football Overload
Journal note comically laments football mania and TV bingeing during holidays. The author jokes about family life, eye-glazing fans, and endless bowls likening it to multiple World Series, urging a holiday break from gridiron overload.
Congress urged to reform presidential succession policy
The piece argues Congress must act to replace the current haphazard presidential succession system. It notes proposals from multiple agencies and urges action in the new Congress session, asserting the need for a clear, reliable policy beyond the 1950s Eisenhower era and Kennedy era events.
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
Lawrence
Kansas
Ness
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Congress
Dangers of sniffing glue a letter from Dr Dear
Mrs F D asks for information on glue sniffing dangers. The doctor warns fumes from gasoline lighter fluid carbon tet chloride and solvents are hazardous even in dilute amounts. Protect yourself with ventilation avoid small stuffy rooms and keep flammable products away from fire.
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Public Library
Anderson's Record A Kansan governor leaves office with strong four year record
John Anderson departs as Kansas governor after four years of steady governance. He is praised for solvency, low unemployment, strong support for schools, and ethical conduct while facing internal party clashes and delayed decisions. His post term future as attorney is anticipated.
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John Anderson
Kansas
Anderson
Odd Williams
Williams
CED Proposes Swift Presidential Succession Reforms
The Research and Policy Committee of the Committee for Economic Development urges constitutional changes to ensure a sitting President never lacks authority. Proposals include allowing the President to nominate a Vice President with joint congressional approval and giving the Cabinet power to declare presidential inability with the Vice President and President concurring.
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Committee For Economic Development
CED
U.S
United States of America
Saline Water Desalting Seen Boosting Western Water Plans
President Johnson urged expanding saline water research to lower desalting costs. The Interior Department plans a broader program in 1965, including centers in each state and a $3 billion Pacific Southwest water plan. A nuclear-powered plant in Los Angeles could power night desalting.
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Washington
Times-Post
Johnson
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Interior
Texas
Interior Department
Department
Southwest
Congress
Midwest
West
Los Angeles
Phoenix
New Sachem initiates at KU and KU radio debut noted
Lawrence figures Thomas Ryther and Lewis Phillips are among the new Sachem initiates at the University of Kansas. The first regular KFKU program aired with Dr. F C Allen, Nadine Cox, W B Downing and Harold Taylor providing music.
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Thomas Ryther
Lewis Phillips
Lawrence
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Oliver Meyers
Tonganoxie
Suburban Telephone Co
State Supreme Court
Lindley
Means
Burdick
C. A. Smart
Walter Thiele
Daily Bible Message and Prayer
The text reflects a devotional prayer asking divine forgiveness for personal missteps and a request for guidance to lift eyes to the hills for help. It seeks to illuminate others with Thy light through Christ.
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Father
Jesus Christ
Navy faces manpower crisis seeks remedies
The Navy grapples with a manpower crisis as enlistment and re enlistment decline while deployment tempo rises. Secretary Paul Nitze forms a top level board to diagnose causes, focusing on pay, housing, and reduced appeal of naval life amid broader shifts to voluntary service. Washington context notes Washington Post News Service.
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Washington
Times - Post
Navy
Paul H. Nitze
Air Force
Johnson
State of Washington
Irish and Jews Assimilate But Experts Vary on Trend
GEOFFREY WOLFF reports two scholars at the American Historical Association meeting disagree on assimilation of Irish and Jewish communities in America. William V. Shannon praises open society gains and ethnic variety among Irish Americans while Irving Greenberg cautions that Jewish culture may melt into invisibility amid high university participation and low birth rates.
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Washington
Times - Post
American Historical Association
William V. Shannon
The
New York Times
Irving Greenberg
Yeshiva University
Horatio Alger
Greenberg
Washington Post News Service
P A Townsend Named Next Pardon Attorney
Topeka attorney and Republican leader P A Townsend will become pardon attorney in Gov-elect William H Avery's administration. Townsend, 50, will be the first Black holder of the post and must cease private law practice. He is housing authority commissioner and NAACP committee member, served 23 months in World War II, and is a 1937 graduate of Kansas University School of Law.
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Topeka
P. A. Townsend
William H. Avery
Townsend
Avery
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Ata University School of, Aw
Hepburn Remembers Rex Harrison and My Fair Lady Echoes
New Year's Eve at the 21 Club in New York spots Audrey Hepburn recalling Rex Harrison’s Paris suite remark about singing in My Fair Lady. Harrison wins a Film Critics Award for the show. Bobby Kennedy dined with New York Times editors and quips about not getting his job through the paper. Joe Levine plans a Casanova 70 premiere in Philadelphia while co-producing Kelly, the musical. Atheneum to publish Peter Weiss London hit Marat/Sade.
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21 Club
N. Y
Audrey Hepburn
Rex Harrison
Rex
the Raphael
Paris
Miss Hepburn
Harrison
Film Critics Award
Bobby Kennedy
New York Times
Kenneth Keating
Kennedy
Joe Levine
N.Y
Philadelphia
Levine
Kelly
Atheneum
Peter Weiss
London
Hal Boyle On Shopping List Mysteries In The Supermarket
Joy Stilley reviews how modern supermarkets boast thousands of items yet readers still misread list shorthand. A humorous tale of miswritten notes like habuns and mdopi and family snacks becoming unintended purchases.
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Joy Stilley
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