Lawrence Daily Journal World front matter 1965
The Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Thursday Evening January 7 1965 lists editors and staff including President Editor and Publisher W C Simons and ERNEST PONTIU LEOELLER. It notes publication details for Lawrence Kansas with addresses and subscription rates and states it is a member of the AP and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Simons
Scence
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Ernest Pontiu Leoeller
British Socialism and Public Aid Spread in Britain
The piece argues that Britain’s public purse now funds a broad range of ranks and professions from doctors and teachers to artists and performers. It warns that socialism grows as government aid expands and suggests Americans watch Britain before pursuing expansive welfare in The Great Society.
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National Health Service
Britain
London
Great Society
Johnson Seeks Broad Contacts With Soviet Union
President Johnson stress ed broader East West ties and goodwill missions abroad in his State of the Union, inviting Soviet leaders to visit the United States and expressing openness to increased trade. He aims to improve his foreign affairs reputation and foster better understanding through heightened world contacts.
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Johnson
U. S
Europe
Latin America
Russia
Soviet Union
Inauguration Costs Put Johnson Walkabout Out Of Reach
Washington observers warn the January 20 inauguration will be expensive. A typical four person family could spend over 750 dollars for three days, with totals surpassing 1.5 million dollars for the event. The Inaugural Committee expects attendees to cover many costs.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Joe Jones
Smith
Readiness Medal Aims to Reward Noncombat, Combat Ready Airmen
The United States will award a readiness medal to airmen who trained for combat and were prepared to fight, even if they did not engage in actual combat. Historically most medals went to those who saw direct action. The new award recognizes preparedness and service.
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U.S
Design for Air Force Combat Readiness Medal Proposed
A design for the Air Force Combat Readiness Medal is being developed and would recognize crewmen of manned weapons systems with four years of sustained professional performance. It would supplement existing time in service and good conduct medals, with hope future medals focusing on combat readiness rather than wartime deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
President Johnson endorses birth control push in state paper
Washington, D.C. President Johnson publicly endorses using government knowledge to combat the world population explosion in a single sentence within his State of the Union address. A White House imprimatur signals stronger interest in population planning, though no concrete plan was announced.
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Washington
Times-Post
Johnson
Congress
White House
United States
John F. Kennedy
U. S
Latin America
Kennedy
United Nations
National Academy of Sciences
National Institute of Health
Dean Rusk
State Department
U. N
Forms of Community Life Remembered From Kansas History
A 1955 item recalls Mr and Mrs Milton Allen welcoming daughter Jennifer and neighbors helping build a home at 925 Conn St for blind couple Mr and Mrs Jesse Layton. Also mentions a Women's Democratic Club kickoff and 1940 snowfall and KU figures Prof Edwin Hopkins and local civic leaders.
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Milton Allen
Jennifer
Conn. St
Jesse Layton
Laytons
James Wortham
Edwin M. Hopkins
Princeton
Kansas
Hopkins
Carruth
Bicycle Club of
Oread
You Shall Receive Power Through the Holy Spirit
A devotional prayer reflecting Acts 1 8 Weymouth message about receiving power from the Holy Spirit to witness to the ends of the earth. The prayer asks God the Father to fill believers with radiant power and to draw others to Him through Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth
Jesus
Abolition talk fails to end HUAC rift in Congress
William F Buckley Jr argues the House Committee on Un-American Activities remains a potent force amid opposition from abolitionist critics and liberal commentators. He notes historical votes, Supreme Court deferment, and a persistent drive to justify the Committee's wartime vigilance against subversion.
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Congress
House Committee On UN- American Activities
United States
Francis Walter
Kerr recounts Berkeley Free Speech uproar and its roots
Berkeley president Clark Kerr outlines the rise of the Free Speech Movement from the Sept 14 start to a new campus order after a European trip. He cites a hidden non student enclave around Telegraph Avenue, a shifting student generation, and faculty sympathy shaped by university politics and rival campuses.
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Berkeley
Calif
Times Post
California
Clark Kerr
Kerr
Europe
Far East
Sproul Hall
University
Misplaced heart valve questions and surgeon limits
A mother asks about her 11 year old son with a misplaced heart valve and whether surgery could help. The doctor explains that many heart defects are correctible but some remain untreatable and warns autopsies can reveal more. He expresses sorrow for the loss and notes final failure may occur despite diagnosis.
Inaugural Monotony Hint From Roosevelt Echo
Lyons surveys a collection of notes on politics theater travel and ancestry. The piece cites an anecdote about FDR being told by Hughes that his Inaugural ceremonies might feel monotonous. It also previews Sam Levene in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum at Mineola Playhouse and Jerome Robbins in Kyoto with Isaac Stern. It closes with a genealogical quip about modern relevance and succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LBJ
Roosevelt
Charles Evans Hughes
Fdr
Sam Levene
Jerome Robbins
Kyoto
Isaac Stern
Robbins
N. Y
Japan
Stern
Milwaukee
Europe
England
Colorful checkbooks shift banks to fashion accessories
Hal Boyle reports banks expand checkbooks beyond plain essentials into fashion items with colors and finishes like leopard skin and lace. Banks such as Manufacturers Hanover National City Bank Bank of America and Chase Manhattan showcase color coordinated options with high fashion flair and extra costs.
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New York
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co
Manhattan
Hugh Brennan
Cleveland
National City Bank
Ledger
Bank of America
Chase Manhattan Bank
Ascot Bray
Harlequin
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