Lawrence Daily Journal World front matter and staff listing
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and masthead note Dolph Simons Jr as editor and publisher with other editors and managers listed. Published daily except Sunday by The World Company Lawrence Kansas with rate information and AP membership. Date shown Thursday Evening January 21 1965.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Vice Press
Bill Pe Ies
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Lyndon Johnson Swears In as 36th President and Aims High
Lyndon Johnson places his hand on the family Bible and takes the oath. He outlines a Great Society focusing on quality and opportunity, aiming to rejuvenate cities, clean air and water, fight poverty, and preserve open spaces. The president faces international challenges from Vietnam to NATO and Latin America, testing his leadership in a four year term.
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Lyndon Johnson
U. S
Republic
Texan Johnson
Congress
United States
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
South Viet Nam
Soviet Russia
Red China
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Cuba
Latin America
Canada
White House
New York
Curbstone
Plato
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Buckley on America’s stance and Western critics
William F. Buckley Jr. argues that U S foreign paralysis stems from philosophical malaise and left wing critique. He cites James Burnham Arthur Krock Dean Acheson and Brustein's New York Review of Books critique of Avedon Baldwin and what he calls Pop Liberalism. Buckley warns that intellectual dissent erodes pride in America and weakens policy toward Africa Indonesia and the Soviet Union.
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America
James Burnham
United Nations
Arthur Krock
Buckley
Dean Acheson
Amherst College
Joseph Alsop
South Viet Nam
William Randolph Hearst Jr
United States
New York Review of Books
Robert Brustein
Columbia University
Richard Avedon
James Baldwin
Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
Avedon
Edward R. Murrow
Joe’*McCarthy
New Yorker
Joe McCarthy
St. Francis of Assisi
Jerusalem
The
New York Review
Brustein
Africa
South
Indonesia
Soviet Union
At&t
Coca Cola
Harassment of teachers over policy and textbooks
The piece condemns extremists pressuring teachers and banning books by counting lines and rewarding political bias. It warns such tactics threaten academic freedom and quality education, calling for firm school leadership against “watch dog” intimidation and extremism.
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
Lawrence
Kansas
John Birch
U.S
United Nations
Supreme Court
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Understanding Aortic Aneurysms And Treatment Options
Dr Molner explains what an aortic aneurysm is a bulge in a main artery from the heart. Many are small and watched, some require surgery or strengthening materials, and outcomes depend on size location and risk of rupture.
U S Demands Full Explanation of Soviet Nuclear Test
The Atomic Energy Commission reports radioactive debris from a Soviet underground test last Friday outside Russia and says exposure risk is not measurable. Secretary Dean Rusk seeks a full explanation of every aspect and a prompt reply as the 1963 test ban treaty faces scrutiny.
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United States
Soviet Union
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Russia
Dean Rusk
U. S
Moscow
Britain
Washington
School Extremists Targeting Education Tactics Revealed
Report from a National Education Association conference details extremist threats in schools. Tactics include using children with tape recorders to test if teachers are "100 per cent American" and issuing telephone threats and other intimidation methods.
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National Education Association
Econ Boost A Big Goal
President Johnson's State of the Union frames economic growth as essential to a Great Society. He outlines steps to sustain growth via tax cuts, temporary measures, price guides, export support, and new programs including regional recovery for Appalachia, retraining, broader minimum wage coverage, unemployment benefits, transport upgrades, and farm transitions.
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Johnson
United States
Appalachia
Old Home Town Highlights From 1955 1940 1925
Highlights from past editions note George Baxter Smith's 1955 appointment as moderator at Plymouth Congregational Church a Kiwanis film on right to work and local Beta Sigma Phi resuscitator donation. 1940 recalls Lawrence beating Leavenworth 16 12 Junius Penny high scorer 8 points and KU ROTC barbecue with Jayhawker loss to Missouri. 1925 Kansas Day bird vote favored bob white. Haskell seeks a wooden Indian while tobacco and Coca Cola issues draw attention.
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George Baxter Smith
Plymouth Congregational Church
Kiwanis
Beta Sigma Phi
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Junius Penny
KU Rotc
Union
Jayhawker
Missouri
Kansas
Gov. Davis
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Bob White
Kennard Wctu
O. Jacqmann
Haskell Institute
Today's Bible Message As an example to believers in conduct and faith
A devotional note citing I Timothy 4 12 urges believers to set a worthy example in word conduct charity spirit faith and purity and asks God for help guiding others toward true fellowship through humble prayer Amen
Africa policy puzzles White House as independence rises
Washington observers foresee U S aid and diplomacy guiding Africa toward stability and progress. The article weighs tribal loyalties, colonial legacies, race issues, and Cold War rivalries shaping Congo Nigeria South Africa and pan Africanism as Africa grows more self reliant over four years.
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Washington
Times - Post
Africa
U. S
United States
Congo
London Observer
Colin Legum
Nigeria
South Africa
Airliner Refits as Bar On Main Street Kansas City
A Super G Constellation airliner will be moored on Main Street Kansas City as a cocktail lounge. The four engine craft will be complete and ready to fly in four days. It seats 70 customers with hostesses and buzzer service. Principal owner Patrick G. Quirk bought the plane for 30000.
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Kansas City
Main Street
Patrick G. Quirk
Fort Worth Chef Serves Texas Victory Dinner Menu
Texas Democrats will dine on 10 ounce steaks charcoaled by Fort Worth chef Walter Jetton who has catered many barbecues for President Johnson. The meal celebrates Gov. John B. Connally's re election on November 3 with inauguration planned for Tuesday.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Fort Worth
Walter Jetton
Johnson
John B. Connally
Celebrity chatter and film notes from Lyons den
Leonard Lyons recounts London letters from T. S. Eliot praising a newspaper image and greengrocer neighbors. Harold Mirisch signs a Tahitian model for Hawaii opposite a large male actor for the next project. S N Behrman adapts Imperial Woman for Sophia Loren. Loren, Mastroianni and De Sica sign for a July film with Joe Levine. Edward G Robinson and Phil Silvers tease keep June open meaning a cruise or a role, Lewis promotes profit oriented office. Tony Curtis learns flute for private parties while Geraldine Chaplin keeps a 9 ft python in Paris and Universal units stagger luncheons due to busy commissaries.
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Groucho Marx
London
T. S. Eliot
Eliot
Tom
Harold Mirisch
James Mitchener
Hawaii
S. N. Behrman
Pearl Buck
Sophia Loren
Miss Loren
Marcello Mastroianni
Vittorio de Sica
Joe Levine
Edward G. Robinson
William Herlberg
June
Eddie
Phil Silvers
Silvers
Jerry Lewis
Lewis
Tony Curtis
Geraldine Chaplin
Parijs
Universal
Platos Keep Insight on Johnsons Great Society Vision
Hal Boyle reflects on Lyndon Johnsons pledge of a Great Society. He notes the nations capacity and will to build a more livable, healthier and educated society while acknowledging partisan debates and the century of both war and humanitarian progress. The essay cites Lao tse and Pilgrim ancestors to underscore progress and the need for national unity.
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Johnson
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William F. Buckley JR
Harper’s Bazaar
Joseph Molner
Frank C. Porter
Times-Post
Walter Lippmann
Theodore Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Old Home Town
John M. Goshko
Washington Post News Service
State Department
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Hal Boyle
Curbstone Talk
Laotse
Interlandi
Great Society
Ana Re
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