Lawrence Journal World staff and historic masthead note
The 1965 edition lists President and Editor Ane Simons Jr and Ernest Pontius as News Editor with other staff roles. It details publishing by World Company in Lawrence Kansas, contacts, and subscription rates for carriers and mail across regions. The notice is dated Thursday evening January 14, 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Peer Ane Simons JR
Vice Press
Immenas
Pick Fimmierman Seotlabea
Ad Sephcebaless
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau’ of Circulations
Associated Press
Regents Jericho: Kansas Board gains from Wichita pick
Selecting Regents John Anderson commends breaking the home town rule for state school appointments. The Wichita choice, like Clyde Reed before him, brings broad outlook and statewide loyalty. Critics miss that intellect and devotion matter more than residence, and longer terms could reduce politics.
Rusk Begins A 5th Year
Secretary of State Dean Rusk enters a likely pivotal fifth year under Johnson, with rising stature and growing influence on Capitol Hill and in diplomacy. His continued tenure depends on Johnson’s trust, Cabinet freedom, and potential succession plans among top advisers.
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Washington
Times-Post
Dean Rusk
Johnson
Kennedy
Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Capitol Hill
Legislative Branch
South Viet Nam
McNamara
Congress
Mr. Johnson
State Department
George W. Ball
McGeorge Bundy
Ball
Bundy
Limitation Statute Faces German Moral Decision
West Germany must decide by March 1 whether to scrap a 94 year old law shielding former Nazis from prosecution. If not amended, an estimated 5,000 to 35,000 Nazi war criminals could avoid justice as the two year murder statute takes effect May 8 in the British French zones and May 1 in other areas.
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West Germany
Germany
Germany Faces Debate on War Crimes Statute of Limitations
A national debate unfolds over ending the May and July 1 deadlines for war crime prosecutions in West Germany. A poll shows majority support for letting the statute run, but leaders warn that halting trials could harm Germany's reputation and allow confessed Nazi killers to remain hidden.
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Germany
West Germany
KU and Kansas History So Far Back in 1955 Notes
Old Home Town 10 YEARS AGO 1955 45 members of the League of Women Voters from 11 Kansas groups met for a three day session at KU Mrs Howard Reedy of Lawrence state vice president attended as a state board member KU lost to Colorado 65 54 in basketball 25 YEARS AGO 1940 Prof Allen Crafton of KU Dept of Speech and Drama taught a new course theory of motion pictures possibly first in an American college Fred Harris of Ottawa renamed chairman of Kansas Board of Regents KU won over K State 34 33 Bruce Voran and Bob Allen stars 40 YEARS AGO 1925 Chancellor E H Lindley reinstated by new state administration in a speech to 2500 students and faculty in Lawrence he said the fight for freedom in higher education had just begun Lloyd Metzler editor in chief of the Pinckney News.
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League of Women Voters
Kansas
Howard Reedy
Lawrence
Colorado
Allen Crafton
KU Department of Speech and Drama
Fred Harris
Ottawa
Kansas Board of Regents
K-State
Bruce Voran
Bob Allen
E. H. Lindley
Lloyd Metzler
The
Pinckney News
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Opening
Today’s Bible message urges trust in God and Christ. A prayer thanks the Creator for companionship and asks grace to overcome frailties. The plea is for guidance, strength, and steadfast faith.
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God
Christ
Lord
Dos Passos Critiques By Buckley On Rightward Critics
Buckley notes conservatives neglect their wounded and luminaries, praising Dos Passos as a great American writer admired across the spectrum. He cites Sartre Chambers and Eliceo Vivas, who praised and criticized Dos Passos for his shift to conservatism and quieter, ironic voice.
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America
Senator Goldwater
John Dos Passos
Dos
Soviet Union
Labor Union
Jefferson
Heavenly Kingdom
Democratic Party
Vivas
Earl Warren
Rockefeller Eyes Landslide Boost for His Sagging Career
In New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller aims to use Lyndon Johnson's landslide win to revive his faltering standing. He seeks to prove strength to the Republican establishment and secure Albany leadership amid a new Democratic majority and looming 1968 prospects for Javits and Lindsay.
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New York
Times-Post
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Lyndon Johnson
Empire State
Albany
Histamine Therapy And Safe Desensitization
A reader seeks opinion on histamine shots for headaches and hay fever. Dr Melner explains gradual desensitization via small injections to raise tolerance, cautions against overexposure, and urges medical consultation for severe gas pains with a broad list of potential non gas causes.
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Dr. Melner
Mrs. Face
El Morocco’s New Ownership Changes its Nightlife Legacy
Leonard Lyons recalls El Morocco after John Perona sold the lease for 10000 dollars and Rockefeller Center turned the club into a New York nightlife landmark. He recalls the Duchess of Windsor, JFK, Aly Khan, and legendary performances by pianist Karl Inwald and guests like Horowitz, with anecdotes from three decades of late nights and fame.
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Cecil Beaton
Prince Aly Khan
el Morocco
Karl Inwald
Berlin
Vienna
Vladimir Horowitz
Inwald
Rudolph Sieczinsky
Horowitz
Grace Moore
Richard Tauber
Don Ameche
Roberta Peters
Cesare Siepi
Count Felix von Luckner
Germany
Charles Gounod
Memory Keeps You Young Hal Boyle About Aging
Hal Boyle reflects that memory preserves youth more than skin or hair, noting inside the mind one can choose to be any age. He recalls midcentury social quirks, past amusements, and common beliefs, from Fatty Arbuckle’s pay to the $2 bill and social habits, ending with a clipped remark on the era’s fashion and remedies.
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New York
Rocky Mountains
Fatty Arbuckle
Hollywood
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Hays
Pittsburg
Anderson
Kansas City
KU Medical Center
Wichita
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Par- Sons
Clyde Reed
John Eberhardt
Henry Bubb
Topeka
Washburn U
Bubb
By Richard Reston
Old Home Town
Dos Passos
William F. Buckley JR
Presi
Chicago Tribune
Voice of
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Commonweal Magazine
Rocky
By Laurence Stern
Rockefeller
Executive Chamber
Jacob K. Javits
John Vv
Gressman
Javits
Lindsay
Harry Truman
Wachingten Post
Sacco
Vanzetti
Don Juan
Dos. Passos
Joseph Molner
A. W
Leonard Lyons
Perona
John Perona
Piemonte
Bath Club
W. 39Th St
N.Y
Rockefeller Center
E. 54Th St
Cafe Society
Duchess of Windsor
Duke
Photto
Arde Bulova
John F. Kennedy
Jfk
Hal Boyle
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