Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff list
The notice presents the Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead listing editors and staff including Dolpe and Simons Jr as president publisher Bill Mayer Warren News Editor Ernest Sene Advertising Director Leo Eller and others. It also notes establishment in 1854 with circulation details and location at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. It lists subscription rates for carrier and mail.
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Dolph Bien Nenhwelbait
Dolpe & . Simons JR
Ie Pres
Bill Mayer Oiesej
Coneeenrenesenes
Jack Mam Merman Warren
Ernest Sene
the World Company
Sixth_and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Lawrence weighs police chief choice amid rising crime
As crime climbs in Lawrence by 26 percent with incidents like the Virginia Inn kidnapping and robbery, the City Commission and city manager face a swift decision on appointing a new police chief either from within or an external candidate.
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Lawrence
City Commission
Virginia Inn
Kansas City
Topeka
Overland Park
Dick Stanwix
County Commission
Geriatric musings on youth and trust by Richard Schickel
Life Magazine critic Richard Schickel argues against blindly embracing youth culture and warns elders to remain discerning. He cautions that dismissing the older generation harms both sides and risks letting brains tumble out.
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United States
Richard Schickel
Life Magazine
Costly Service Costs of Henry Fowler Office Loans Revealed
Henry H. Fowler says his treasury tenure required borrowing from two banks to supplement a 35 000 yearly salary. He notes public servants without inherited wealth sacrifice expenses, with Dean Rusk sharing a similar stance about funding family needs and college costs as he nears zero balance.
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Henry H. Fowler
U. S. Treasury
Fowler
Dean Rusk
Fowler’s stance on public salaries and ethics in government
The author contrasts Fowler with secretive Congressmen, arguing high salaries risk patronage and corruption while proposing realistic pay, urging capable wealthy individuals to serve and warning against favoritism in public deposits and ties to banks.
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Fowler
Speculation Rampant as Inflation Drives Market Bustle
In New York the American Stock Exchange sees trading exceed 10 million shares amid inflation fears. Brokers warn investors chase stocks to hedge value as fixed returns shrink, while millions seek gains on a rising economy despite doubts about manipulation and long term consequences.
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New York
American Stock Exchange
Ammerican Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Old Home Town Highlights From 1958 and 1943
A retrospective notes Kansas basketball wins over Missouri in 1958 and Kansas State in 1943. It recalls a 15 inch blizzard paralyzing the town, canceled meetings, and the largest snowfall since 1912. Also mentions C. E. Merwin’s 103rd birthday and long teaching career. In Baldwin 1928 a burned Taylor Hall forced building of a gym with local help.
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Missouri
Kansas
C. E
Daddy) Merwin
Old Central School
K-State
Beta Theta Pi
Phi Kappa Psi
Delta Upsilon
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Alphia Chi Imega
Gamma Phi Beta
Baldwin
Taylor Hall
Sunflower
WPA
Look at the birds of the air message and prayer
The excerpt presents a daily Bible verse from Matthew 6 26 noting birds are fed without sowing or storing. A prayer asks the heavenly Father for divine presence facing problems seeking help and rest in Jesus.
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Father
Jesus
Harvard Student Attitudes Stir Public Debate on War
A campus debate notes 22 percent of Harvard students might choose jail over draft, citing defiance and Justice Department inaction. It contrasts polls showing varying antiwar sentiment across colleges and observes class differences in anti-Communist leanings, while warning much bluster lacks substance.
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Harvard University
Vietnam
Justice Department
Harvard
National Review
Harvard Crimson
David Riesman
Soviet Union
Reed
Brandeis
Sarah Lawrence
Williams
Stanford
Howard
Boston University
Yale
Davidson
University of Indiana
University of South Carolina
Marquette
Indiana
South Carolina
Mills drafts tougher anti travel tax package
President Johnson’s plan to curb European travel and dollars may be strengthened as Rep. Wilbur Mills and aides draft the measure. Mills, backed by Rep. John Byrnes, plans an overall tax package including a new border tax on foreign imports, potentially overriding objections to travel restrictions.
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Washington
Johnson
Europe
Treasury
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
White House
Cleary
Mills
Taxation
Capitol Hill
House
Ways and Means
Mr. Johnson
John Byrnes
Wisconsin
Western Hemisphere
Asia
U.S
Byrnes
Hiatal hernia and its treatment outlined in reader’s letter
The doctor explains hiatal hernia as a condition where the stomach pushes through the diaphragm causing burning, throat discomfort, and regurgitation. X rays aid diagnosis, and most cases respond to medicine and diet. surgery is only for those unresponsive to other measures.
Teachers salaries and taxes in Kansas under debate
J C Branson of Medicine Lodge argues the Kansas Teachers Association lobby drives payroll demands and tax increases. He claims 90 percent of property tax funds schools and teacher pay is disproportionately high, urging Gov Avery and the legislature to resist rising taxes.
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Kansas Teachers Association
Topeka
Kansas
Avery High
Docking
J. C. Branson Medicine Lodge
Kan
Peace Corps Area Engagements Across Seven Years
The Peace Corps has operated in 55 countries with about 12,000 volunteers by 1967, sending workers to Fiji and Dahomey while withdrawing from Gabon and Nigeria. It notes departures from Ceylon in 1964 and returns after regime changes, emphasizing invitations by host governments and non-interference policy.
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Washington
Peace Corps
Fiji
Dahomey
Ceylon
Pakistan
Cyprus
Guinea
Donesia
Mauritania
Gabon
Nigeria
Jack Vaughn
United States
Retirement Daydreams from Hal Boyle
New York gossip column recounts Hal Boyle listing humorous and fanciful retirement ambitions. The piece notes many men fear retirement for lack of purpose, while Boyle suggests a long to do list of varied adventures to stay occupied after leaving work.
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New York
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William Buckley JR
Normandy
Oxford
LBJ
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Joseph Molner
Don Ross
Nebraska
Miami Beach
John V. Lindsay
Ross
Lindsay
Ray Bliss
George Papadopolous
Athens
Billy James Hargis
Tulsa
Okla
Christian Crusade
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Salt Mine
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