Lawrence Daily World 1965 staff and publication details
Lawrence Daily World published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. Editor W C Simons and staff listed with roles and contact details. subscription rates vary by delivery and location. member of Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press. Friday Jan 8 1965.
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Vice Press
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Dolph Simons Maye
Jack Zimmer
Ernest Pees Leoeller
Longer Regent Terms for Kansas Board of Regents
The Kansas Board of Regents, created 40 years ago after the firing of Chancellor Lindley, faces long-term reform. The piece argues for longer four-year terms to reduce governor influence, noting California’s 16-year model and urging a shift toward appointment seeking rather than campaigning.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Ernest Hiram Lindley
Jonathan Davis
Kansas University
John Dyer
State Board of Administration
Lindley
District Court
Supreme Court
Davis
Board of Regents
Franklin Murphy
University of California At
Los Angeles
California
Kansas
Anderson
Johnson proposes health insurance and hospital network plan
President Johnson proposes a broad health reform including hospital insurance for the aged, 32 regional medical complexes, aid to medical and dental schools and students, and better facilities for children. The piece cautions that funding must come from taxpayers and social security, noting no dollar figures are provided.
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Johnson
Congress
Public concerns over cost and quality of health care policy
Citizens demand clarity on taxpayer costs for health policy and fear that increased political control could weaken health care quality in the United States. The public seeks assurances that reforms won’t raise expenses or lower care standards.
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Cal Care
U.S
Jews Rising in Postwar West Germany
Jews in West Germany are increasing as a socio economic force with about 32 000 people. Births up 12 percent and continued immigration from Israel and other countries raise their numbers. The community reports improving employment, higher education, and reduced anti semitic attitudes, though wealth remains limited.
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Duesseldorf
West Germany
Times- Post
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Hitler
Israel
Poland
Romania
Hungary
Central Council For Jews
Los Angeles Times News Service
Maria Tallchief visits Lawrence dancing class in 1955
In 1955 Maria Tallchief, renowned world class ballerina, visited Tomi Yadon’s Lawrence dance classes with Carol Chaney and Jill Perry photographed with the artist. The note accompanies other local items including a basketball win, parental news, and historical snapshots.
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Maria Tallchief
Lawrence
Tomi Yadon
School of American Ballet
New York
Carol Chaney
Jill Perry
Jim Stoner
Gary Creamer
Aitchison
Lawrence Lions
Rosedale
Kansas
Loyola
Ralph Miller
Chanute
KU Star
Alexander Woollcott
Kansas City
W. P. Lambertson
State Board of Administration
Inez Pratt
Lawrence Wheat Girl
Journal-World
Topeka
Paulen
Lindley
Prayer Message Teaches Casting Burdens in Christ
A brief religious note emphasizes the verse I Timothy 2 8 about praying everywhere with lifted hands. It prays readers to seek strength through Christ by casting burdens at his feet and living a Christian life.
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Christ
Jane
A Quiet Revolution in Hemlines Says Lizzie Zimmermans Voice
A newspaper column argues female fashion changes threaten office efficiency as shorter skirts provoke management concerns. It predicts business leaders will favor modest styles to avoid work disruption and recalls dramatic shifts since World War II.
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Sadie Thompson
British Don Wallace Father of The Great Society Moniker
Washington dispatch notes Graham Wallas, British don and Fabian Socialist, as the godfather of The Great Society. It highlights his 1914 book The Great Society, his links to Bentham, and his influence on modern political thought amid concerns about industrial change and alienation.
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Don
Washington
Times - Post
Fdr
Graham Wallas
Shaw
the Webbs
Wallas
Johnson
Great Society
Walter Lippmann
Harvard
T. S. Eliot
John Reed
Oxford
Corpus Christi
London School of Economics
Fabian Society
Anne Freemantle
the Society
Harold J. Laski
London School
Justice Holmes
Jeremy Bentham
Francis Place
Sinatra Opening Costs a Husband Million Dollar Buyout
Pat Uchitel and husband Morris arrange a $1.5 million syndicate to buy a one third Eden Roc table at Sinatra opening night in Miami Beach. The bid secures a ringside seat for Pat on January 29 as other celebrities join a Gala program with Angier Biddle Duke and Leonard Bernstein among guests.
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Frank Sinatra
Pat Achitel
Pat
Morris
N. Y
Pat Uchitel
Sinatra
Eden Roo
Miami Beach
Harry Mufson
Stanley Sheerr
Philadelphia
David ‘B. Carmel
Lou Lubitz
N.Y
Mental illness urged as treatment path in family crisis
A reader seeks advice on handling a relative with suspected mental illness who claims others use dope and locks himself away. The doctor recommends involving the family physician and possible psychiatric evaluation, even without the patient’s consent, to avoid coercion.
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Merttal
Medicare Chances Up in Congress, Ward Says
EAST ST. LOUIS Ill. Dr. Donovan Ward president of the American Medical Association said Thursday the chances of President Johnsons medicare program passing Congress have improved since the November election. He declined to comment on the multi billion dollar health package and asked for more time to study.
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East ST. Louis
Ill
Donovan Ward
The
American Medical Association
Johnson
Congress
Ward
Health program shift honors medical triumphs and urges action
President Johnson urges a broad health program in response to rising chronic disease costs and gaps in care. He notes rapid medical advances since 1945 create new needs and a lag in adoption, calling for steps to expand access, fund education, and align economics with modern medicine.
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New York
Johnson
Congress
Toe-Dabbling in the Market With Joy Stilley
Hal Boyle columnist Joy Stilley jokes about dipping into stocks with a single share. The piece mocks stock advice voices and seeks a dream bargain while noting Amalgamated Canine Catering and American Telephone & Telegraph as examples of market chatter.
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New York
Wall Street
Alaska
Amalgamated Canine Catering Co
American Telephone & Telegraph
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