Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and 1965 date notice
The entry lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead with staff roles and publication details, noting editor J A Simons and W C Simons as editors emeritus, offices at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, and 1965 circulation and pricing information. The notice marks its Saturday Evening edition on January 16, 1965 and credits serving affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Pours
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Kansas lawmakers face tax raises to fund state needs
Kansas legislators must consider higher taxes to fund government functions. Potential measures include sales tax boosts, income and inheritance tax increases, real estate levies, severance taxes on oil and minerals, and a higher gasoline tax to finance road improvements. The plan faces opposition from taxpayers and concerns about economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
LBJ Faces Tough Task As Inauguration Opens
Lyndon B. Johnson begins his four year White House term with a focus on guiding the nation through lofty moral aims while balancing pragmatic politics. The piece notes his need to elevate public aspiration beyond mere policy amid lingering questions about ethical standards and inspiration for higher ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Times-Post
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Bridge Plan Needed for Kaw River Crossing at Lecompton
County officials face the need to study a new Kaw River bridge at Lecompton about ten miles northwest of Lawrence. The outdated structure bears heavy traffic and has suffered multiple damages from vehicles, floods, and ice since 1962. Perry Reservoir project north of Lecompton will increase traffic on the one lane span.
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Kaw River
Lecompton
Lawrence
Perry Reservoir
County debates bridge and road relocation to ease Kaw traffic
Douglas and Jefferson counties weigh funding limits for a Lecompton bridge. Officials prefer building the Eudora bridge first, six miles east of Lawrence, with the Perry Reservoir tax impact noted. A mid river Highway 59 relocation could shift costs to the federal government and benefit the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ries
Lecompton
Douglas
Jefferson Counties
Eudora
Lawrence
Jefferson County
Perry
Jefferson
Kaw
Notable Kansas figures highlighted in 1955 and 1925 recaps
A 1955 list notes Wes Santee of KU honored as an outstanding national athlete with a Helms Foundation silver plaque. Bill Avery of Kansas chosen president of the 84th Congress Club. Baker University listed by Mademoiselle among 137 small colleges for high school seniors. The Kansas Electric Power Co pays a $3,829.32 franchise tax. Kirke Mecham speaks to the Business and Professional Women's Club and reads from his book John Brown. A 1925 item says Lawrence city bid for First Class status was dropped, with a census delay. Chancellor Lindley returns to KU to cheers at a dance as legislators visit.
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Los Angeles
Wes Santee
Helms Foundation
Washington
84Th Congress Club
Bill Avery
Kansas
Baker’ University
Mademoiselle
Kansas Electric Power Co
J.W. Stone
Kirke Mecham
The
Kansas Historical Society
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Topeka Civic Theater
John Brown
Lawrence
George Melvin
Lindley
Topeka
Bible Message and Prayer Excerpt
Daily devotional line from Hebrews 13 5 promises God will not abandon believers Prayer asks guidance from Jesus and the Holy Spirit for comfort and direction in moments of loneliness Amen
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God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Longshoremen vote down contract amid labor power clash
The piece surveys Lyndon Johnson and Taft Hartley era tensions as New York longshoremen reject a favorable contract by a narrow margin, risking a national economic shutdown and highlighting union power versus state right to work limits.
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Lyndon Johnson
Congress of
United States
Angel of the Lord
New York
The
New York Times
Maine
Texas
Longshoremen’s Union
Meaney
Mr. Reuther
Philadelphia
White House
Viet Nam Hero Death Sparks Debate On War Morale
A South Vietnamese soldier dies from Viet Cong fire amid editorials urging public heroism. The Saigon Post laments lack of national legends and calls for a celebrated figure to galvanize support, while critics urge stronger government action against labor strikes affecting wartime effort.
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Saigon
Times-Post
South Viet Nam
Saigon Post
Ben
Sgt
York
Commando Kelly
Maj. Cong
Dao Duy Tu
Fruit Induced Hives And A Menopause Booklet Offer
The letter discusses fruit related hives triggered by peaches melons plums and grape juice and notes baking soda eases itch but not hives prevention requires avoiding the culprit fruit and careful reintroduction. It also covers menopause hot flashes and the availability of a booklet Make Menopause Easier with basic notes on hormone therapy and possible side effects.
Tony Curtis Hosts Star Studded Dinner For Christina Kaufmann
Hollywood gossip notes from Le Bistro cover Tony Curtis celebrating his wife Christina Kaufmann turning 20 with a dinner dance. Guests include Jerry Lewis Gregory Peck Vincent Minnelli Gary Cooper Ira Gershwin Julie Newmar and Jack Lemmon among others at the party with industry chatter on filming and contracts.
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Hollywood
Tony Curtis
Christina Kaufmann
Curtis
le Bistro
Jerry Lewis
Vincent Minnelli
Jack Lemmon
Felicia Farr
Lemmon
el Morocco
Knick Music Hall
Harry Kurnitz
Nancy Berg
Bel Air
Ira Gershwin
America
Gershwin
Julie Newmar
Goldfinger
Honor Blackman
New City Library Adds Bold Mix of Humor and History
The feature lists include THELMA HELYAR and Wiliam Cole offerings, Cecil Beaton on My Fair Lady, Milton Blow on advertising, Hannah Vongt’s Germany history, and Ann Woodin’s desert life. Also featured are Shankland Hunt’s Dardanelles Patrol, Conant on educational policy, Jesse Stuart animals, Thelma Newman on plastics, Cat World, Dick Gregory NIGGER, Spence on American capitalism, and Evelyn Waugh’s autobiography.
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Wiliam Cole
Cecil Beaton
C. W. H. Beaton
Ademan
Milton H. Blow
Blow
Germany
Desert
Ann Woodin
Aegea
Sea of Marmara
Gallipoli
James B. Conant
Conant
Jesse Stuart
Kentucky Hills
Thelma R. Newman
Armand Denis
Dick Gregory
St. Louis
Clark C. Spence
Evelyn Waugh
England
Wales
Best Sellers List Summary of Recent Titles
A catalog style note lists top sellers including This Rough Magic by Maugham era titles such as Herzog Bellow Rector of Justin Auchincloss The Man Cronin A Song of Sixpence Chaplin My Autobiography Adler Patton Ordeal and Umpfh Farago.
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Daily Journal-World
Uncle Sam
Alaska
LBJ
Robert E. Thompson
Los Angeles Times News Service
Bridge Prospects
Old Home Town
Viet Nam
Jack Fossie
Post
King
Tran Cong
Tran
Los Angeles Times
National Labor Relations Act
Joseph Molner
Leonard Lyons
Gregory Peck
Gregor Piatigorsky
Gary Cooper
Piatigorsky
Cooper
Aspen
Peck
Jascha Heifetz
Arthur Rubinstein
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
Publishers’ Weekly
Ces, Mae
S. Hammarskjold
Chaplin
Patton
Ordeal
Umph
Farago
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