Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff andPublication Details
Lawrence Daily Journal World announces staff roles from editor to publisher and notes its 1854 founding while listing circulation rates and AP membership as of Friday Evening January 12, 1965. The notice identifies Dolph Simons as president and editor and provides contact and postal details for Lawrence, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Sciencous
Dolph
Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Newa
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Nee-Eeee
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Congress Ethics Drive Prompts Disclosure Bills
Senator Javits sponsors a measure to require senators and staff to disclose financial interests of 5000 or more in federally regulated activities. Rep. Reid introduces companion legislation in the House. President Johnson's Commerce Secretary nominee John Conner faces a tough Senate confirmation amid ethics scrutiny. Oregon's Maurine Neuberger notes the double standard and presses for broader ethics reform. Observers doubt any immediate code of ethics will emerge in 1965.
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Washington
Len Jacob Javits
New York
Johnson
Senate
Maurine Neuberger
Oregon
Javits
Conner
Congress
Bobby Baker
Capitol Hill
Lawrence Jaycees shine during National Jaycee Week
Lawrence chapter highlights include annual district softball tournament, Christmas for Children, Miss Lawrence KU Talent Pageant, and awards banquet. Notable actions are July 4 fireworks at Memorial Stadium and South Park Recreation Center enclosure, benefiting thousands and preventing injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Jaycees
Lawrence-Ku
Ku’s Memorial Stadium
South Park Recreation Center
USIA Chief Condemns Viet Nam Battle Scene Filming
Carl Rowan, director of the US Information Agency, condemns a plan to film a Viet Nam battle with mock troops. He learned of the project through an Associated Press story and calls for real scenes only if used, warning the $100000 effort harms U S prestige and agency credibility.
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Carl Rowan
U. S. Information Agency
Rowan
USIA
Associated Press
Tan Hiep
U. S
Farm Policy Faces Political Pushback Increases
President Johnson’s bid to trim Agriculture Department spending meets Capitol Hill opposition from Rep. Harold Cooley and Sen. George Aiken and Sen. George McGovern. They challenge budget chief Kermit Gordon’s claim that most farm aid goes to the wealthiest farmers, while urging protection of soil conservation and forest programs amid a 1965-66 budget debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Times-Post
Kennedy
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Johnson
Agriculture Department
Capitol Hill
Johnson Administration
Harold D. Cooley
D-N.c
House Agriculture Committee
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Senate Agriculture Committee
George McGovern
D-S.c
Kermit Gordon
Bureau of the Budget
Saturday Review
Cooley
Gordon
Aiken
Senate
McGovern
Budget Bureau
Mr. Johnson
Defense Department
Congress
Midwest
Forest Service
Lawrence celebrates a booming 1954 building year
Old Home Town notes 25 years ago about a Lawrence construction boom in 1954 with records of a strong local growth. It also recalls KU student Joan Gavin in McCalls and a 1940 high school basketball win by Lawrence High.
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Alex Mitchell
Manhattan
Lawrence
Roy Bergen
Asta Club
Joan Gavin
McCalls
Lawrence High Basketeers
Ottawa
Harold Sample
Floyd Talley
Ballard
Baldwin
Talleys
Ostrander
Olathe
Allen Crafton
John Hawkins
Kansas Authors
Hollywood
Douglas Fairbanks
Sylvia Ashley
Topeka
Kiwanis
R. C. Rankin
Chamber of Commerce
C. B. Hosford
Today’s Bible Message Prayer Reflection
A brief devotional note emphasizes sowing and reaping from Galatians 6 7 and thanks God for the talent entrusted to believers. It invites faith in Christ and living as a house built on rock with a prayerful request for guidance and blessing.
Jack's Straws-What's an Accident
A lighthearted column cites a survey showing the average housewife breaks nine dishes a year and jokes about dishwashing life. It notes more breakage during drying, offers tips like using a plastic pan and rubber rack, and quips that driving husbands from the kitchen would reduce crockery carnage.
Pupil Shifts Under 1970 Education Plan Highlighted
President Johnson proposes a radical education program linking slum and suburban schools to reduce weaknesses. The plan envisions separate nursery and elementary settings, cross enrollment between parochial and public schools, and federal aid conditioned on district approved upgrades.
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John
John’s
Susie
County Manager Program Outline Reprints Sent Out
The Kansas State Chamber of Commerce distributed reprints of The Case for a County Manager by KU professor Dr. Francis W. Heller. He argues Kansas counties lack an administrative focal point and that efficiency can exist despite the current structure. The piece notes California's shift to county managers and potential Kansas constitutional changes to permit optional forms and shared duties.
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Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Kansas University
Heller
Kansas
Dr. Heller
Tana
California
Pierre the seal becomes Michele after gender surprise
At Coney Island Aquarium Pierre the gray seal is revealed to be a female and has given birth to a 35 pound baby. Officials consider renaming Pierre to Michele and discuss naming the calf with a suggested option Oops.
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New York
Pierre
Coney Island Aquarium
Result Island Aquarium
Michele
Carlton Ray
Hopeful Stroke Recovery Through Daily Therapy Shared
A reader writes about her husband's eight month post stroke recovery and ongoing twice daily therapy. She notes improvements in speech and mobility, ongoing swelling, and driving with an impaired arm, urging persistence and regular exercise while citing medical instructions.
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M. W
Hollywood Gossip From Leonard Lyons
Frank Sinatra rents a Holmby Hills home and learns a neighbor has a steamroom then discovers his own house also contains one. Portland Mason receives a Rolls Royce for her 16th birthday from her grandfather. A Pulitzer winner says he has been committed 11 times to mental institutions. Evelyn Waugh demands Mr Anthony Richardson be removed as director. John Barrymore Jr. strolls MGM and teases. a director notes his talent but his ignorance. A photographer wonders about a hillbilly singer amid Tennessee Williams arrival. At MGM a shadow-free setup for Dick Avedon photos. Ira Gershwin reads with binoculars. Shirley Jones shifts from brunette to blonde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
Moses
Holmby Hills
Beldon Kattleman
Kattleman
Sinatra
Portland Mason
Pamela and
James Mason
Evelyn Waugh
Anthony Richardson
John, Barrymore Jr
MGM
John
Tennessee Williams
Steve McQueen
Dick Avedon
Ira Gershwin
Hal Boyle On Leaders Folly And Human Quirks
Hal Boyle offers a wry look at human behavior noting leaders are often megalomaniacs with noisy or quiet egos. He jokes about education, romance, desert isolation, golf couples, and the jumble of football talk, while lamenting choice overload and nostalgia for simpler ice cream flavors.
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
Congress Ethics
Usia Folly
Julius Duscha
Washington Post News Service
Old Home Town
Christ
the Atlantic Alliance
de Gaulle
Jack
By Jack Zimmerman
WASHINGTON _Times - Post
John Q
Francis W. Heller
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
KU Governmental Research Center
San Mateo County
the Cynic's Corner
Interlandi
Travel
Pete Mar
Joseph Molner
M.W
Prentice-Hall, Inc
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Shirley Jones
Hal Boyle
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