Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff details
The record lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead with Simone as editor, C. Simons Jr. as president and editor, Mayer as publisher, Pontius as managing editor, and Celler as advertising director. It notes the paper is published daily except Sundays, by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas, with mailing and subscription rates and AP and ABC affiliations.
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LPH
Simone
C. Simons JR
Vice Press
MAYER
Comenme
Ernest Pontius
Celler
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence, Kaw
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of
Nixon faces cautious era as Washington eyes a quiet start
Observers note a muted mood in Washington as Richard M. Nixon prepares to assume the presidency with a quiet hand. Some call for bold leadership to unite a wary public, while others prefer steady, unexciting competence and a calm, controlled path ahead.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Nixon
Nixon and Co
AFT Tactics Stir Frisco State Strike Turmoil
The American Federation of Teachers members drive the San Francisco State College strike causing debate over true commitment to education. The Los Angeles Times notes the AFT may be exploiting protests while most students, about 18 000, want to continue studies.
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American Federation of Teachers Union
San Francisco State College
AFT
Black Students Union
California
S. I. Hayakawa
Glenn Dumke
Board of
Los Angeles Times
Frisco State
Two Causes Cited for U S Student Uprisings
Dr. Stanley Wagner at Minnesota University cites two root causes. The Vietnam War fuels unrest until it ends, while the belief that society changes too fast drives anxiety among students. He urges refuting the obsolescence theory and stresses citizen impact on policy and pacing.
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U. S
Stanley Wagner
Minnesota University
Wagner
Leaders should unite over enduring stability amid change
Wagner argues that earlier generations faced rapid change without panic and suggests cross generational cooperation to address the Vietnam War. He urges leaders to highlight constants as well as shifts and believes collaboration between over and under 30 groups could yield significant action.
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Wagner
Johnson's Final Budget Proposes Guns Butter and Surplus
New York AP reports Lyndon Johnson's proposed 1965 budget totals 193.5 billion dollars the largest of his presidency. It features gun and butter spending a 25.7 billion Vietnam outlay and a projected 3.4 billion surplus aimed at recalling his Great Society gains amid inflation and a deteriorating balance of payments.
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New York
Lyndon Johnson
United States
Vietnam
Nixon
Johnson
Europe
Population and civic milestones from Lawrence county reports
A historical recap notes 1959 births 1 020 deaths 290 and 406 marriage licenses issued with 50 divorces. Lawrence population at 23 907. It also recalls 1944 scrap paper drive near 40 000 pounds collected and Navy V-5 program changes. 1929 KU graduate Walter Woods named U S treasurer candidate and Western Association awards list popular film ingénues.
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Lawrence
Navy
Walter Woods
Concordia
Coolidge
U.S
Western Association of Motion Picture
Wampa
Helen Twelvetrees
Donna Dawson
Sally Diane
Jean Arthur
Anita Page
Ethryn Clair
Josephine Dunn
Daryl Lincoln
Helen Foster
Mona Rica
Betty Boyd
Loretta Young
Doris Hill
Bible Message Prayer for Trust in Christ
A devotional prayer seeking guidance from God the Father through Christ. The text asks for gratitude, faith, and strength to fulfill the Father’s will and overcome the world in Jesus name.
Letters to the Journal World protest misrepresentative advertising
Readers criticize a Lawrence store for selling imperfect baby clothes as brand name on sale and urge a local Better Business Bureau. They recount mislabeling, call for truthful ads, and warn of deceptive practices harming low income shoppers.
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Australia
Journal- World
Lawrence
Journal-World
Lawrence Journal-World
Better Business Bureau
Emphysema Detection Limits and Niacin Clarification
Reader questions about diagnosing emphysema by appearance and whether niacin is a vitamin or drug. Dr Thosteson explains emphysema cannot be positively diagnosed by look alone and notes barrel chest as a compensatory sign, while clarifying niacin is a vitamin in the B group and can act as a drug in larger doses.
First Time in a Long Time You Don't Hear LBJ Barbs
Washington witnesses a rare week without harsh remarks about Lyndon Johnson as critics soften their tone on the outgoing president. Conversations mix praise for his style and achievements with reminders of his impact on education Medicare and civil issues.
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Washington
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Svchwal
Johnson
Nixon
Lyndon
L.B.J
Texas
McCarthy
California
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Conflict of Interest Noted In Key Budget Bureau Spot
Washington report highlights a potential conflict in the Bureau of the Budget as Peter Lewis, soon to join Lazard Freres, has spent extensive time on offshore oil leasing. The piece flags risk of private gain from government knowledge and notes related actions by other officials amid oil industry ties.
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Kansas
National Foundation For Highway Safety
Washington
Nixon
Bureau of the Budget
Peter Lewis
Johnson
Lewis
Lazard Freres
Wall Street
Royal Dutch Shell
Great Society
the Treasury
Frederick Deming
Commerce
C. R. Smith
Smith
Machisport
Maine
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Congress
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Interior Department
Department
New Orleans
New York
Budget Bureau
White House
Uncle Sam
Pat Reenter
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