Lawrence Daily Journal-World staff and publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal-World details credit the 1965 publication with president and editor Dobpa Simons, publisher Bilal Mayer, managing editor Tage Zimmerman, and other staff. It notes ownership by World Company, established 1854, with offices at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets and subscription rates for local, nearby counties, and nationwide delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobpa Simons
Dobph C. Simons JR
Vice Press
Bilal Mayer
Tage Zimmerman Ounce
Ernest Pontius
Leq Eller
Cnene
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Kaw
Douglas
Adjining
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
The
Associated Press
KU dormitory debate focuses on appearance near 19th and Naismith
Local zoning discussions for a privately financed 504 person dormitory on the northeast corner of 19th and Naismith raise concerns about appearance. KU planners compare it to Lewis and Templin Halls and stress curbside views, traffic access, and landscaping to avoid an eyesore.
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19Th and
Naismith
Kansas University
19Th
Lewis and Templin Hall
15Th
Iowa
J. J. Wilson
Art Guild Eyes Bandstand Repairs After Park festival
The Lawrence Art Guild plans fixes for unsafe bandstand floors in South Park and similar needs in Central Park. Refurbished stands could host diverse activities and revive outdoor concerts, with removal or restoration as possible options.
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Lawrence Art Guild
South Park
Art Guild
Central Park
Congress Eyes Ending Redundant Federal Reports
Representative Arnold Olsen of Montana leads a subcommittee alarmed by a mounting federal paperwork jungle. He warns that the nation faces excessive forms and file cabinets with a claim of 12 forms per citizen and a need to trim the bureaucracy before more cabinets are bought.
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Congressional
Arnold’Olsen
D-Mont
Johnson
Olgen
Olsen
Paperwork Jungle Grows With Government Bureaucracy
A subcommittee report warns new federal records total 4.5 million annually, the highest rate ever. It notes the cost of storing legacy documents, with options including file cabinets and government buildings at around $2 per square foot.
Long's Effort A Shocker In Senate Voting Machine Plan
Sen Russell B Long proposes replacing oral roll calls with a voting machine in the Senate. A lighted panel would show each senator’s vote, with some bypass options for close votes. The idea draws mixed reactions among members as Grider’s cuff incident highlights Capitol fashion.
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Long
Senate
United Nations
United States U. N
Chamber
Lawrence Blasts Ottawa In 1955 Basketball Tilt
Ottawa fell to Lawrence 79 to 52 in a 1955 basketball game. The item notes past era highlights, including the Lawrence visit and regional figures from the period, shown among a retrospective column.
Who Do People Say I Am Prayer Reflection
A devotional meditation on Jesus asking who others think he is and urging believers to affirm Christ as God’s Messiah. The prayer asks God to reveal Jesus as personal Savior to many, guiding recognition and faith in the Christ of God.
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Christ
Galilee
God
Steve Allen
Progressive
al Jen
Johnson
United Nations
Red
Laos
Thailand
Malaysia
United States
Mao Tsetung
Steve “Allen
China
On the Right Fear of Militarism
William F. Buckley Jr. rebuts Steve Allen’s defense of his position on bombing Communist China. Buckley cites Allen’s evasions and questions Allen’s stance while outlining why he remains skeptical, arguing the plan could escalate tensions and hinder any rapprochement with China.
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Strategic Air Command
China
Steve Allen
Allen
Goldwater
Ans
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Chiang Kaishek
Buckley
Mr. Allen
Chiang Kai-shek
Berlin Can't Make Out Project For His 1941 Inaugural Affair
Leonard Lyons recalls the 1941 inaugural gala anecdotes. Irving Berlin doubted his piano orchestration reading while Hans Kindler sought clarity. Highlights include Marion Hargrove’s wife expecting, Meyner in a Supreme Court suit, and JFK LBJ era quips.
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Berlin
Irving Berlin
Constitution Hall
Hans Kindler
National Symphony Orchestra
Kindler
Sgt
Marion Hargrove
White House
Maxwell Anderson
Hargrove
Meyner
N.J
LBJ
Supreme Court
Mme. Bon
Robins in Lawrence: yearly counts and spring harbingers
Letter writers argue robins appear year round in Lawrence not just in spring and cite a 16 year Kansas Ornithological Society count centered near 6th and Town streets with yearly totals. They compare robins to the purple martin as possible harbingers of spring.
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Lawrence
Museum of Natural History
The
Kansas Ornithological Society
Americas
San Juan Capistrano
Richard F. Johnston
la. St
Craving for sweets in elderly diabetic mother
Reader asks how to handle an 80 year old mother with diabetes who craves sweets. Dr Molner advises removing sweets from home, using artificial sweeteners, and locking sugar to prevent cravings while offering moderate treats. The column also covers typhoid vaccination, cloudy urine causes, ringworm, vitamin C safety, postmiscarriage care, and stapes surgery limits.
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M. R
New City Library Adds Wide Range of Modern Works
A catalog of recent titles highlighted by Thelma Helyar Spanish Leaves and Cuban Journal by Mohammed A. Rauf. Other notable books include The Barrymo res, Conversations with Nelson Algren, Portrait of an Island, The King and His Court, The Purple Quest, The Higher Animals, Ord Ways, Nina Upstairs, White Lotus, and Mister Fisherman.
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Miss Tracy
Mohammed A. Rauf
Cuba
Mohammed Rauf
Hollis Alpert
Ethel
Lionel
John
Royal Family of the
America Theater
Wnelson Algren
H. N. F. Donohue
Donohue
Nelson Algren
Mildred
John ‘Eal
Supelo Island
Marine Institute of the
University of Georgia
Pierre Viansson-Ponte
General de Gaulle
France
Frank G. Slaughter
FF. Donohue
Daniel Conn
William Humphrey
Texas
Nina
Beverley Gasner
New York
John Hersey
Mister Fisherman
Jack Bennet
Pillay
Faraday
The Italians by Barzini
A compact portrait of Italian society by Barzini examining regional cultures and national identity. It sketches class tensions, political currents, and social norms shaping postwar Italy through observational detail and concise analysis.
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Tennessee
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Ottawa
George Towle
St. John Catholic Parish
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Kansas City
KU Medical Center
Herbert Wenner
Jimmy Stewart
Tom Wilson
TWA
Williamstown
Adrian Brubaker
Santa Claus
Ind
Chicasa Tribune
Adrian
Cordley School
Glenn Cunningham
Midwest
North
Caroline
Trinity College
Duke University
James Duke
Sam Elliott
Frankie Johnson
Kathryn Kayser
R. C. Jackman
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Lloyd Houston
Lawrence Council of
Boy Scouts
William F. Buckley JR
Mr. Alden
Red China
Leonard Lyons
Hisenhower
Fdr III
JFK
Kennedy
Lincoln
Dick Adler
Belafonte
Streisand
Nichols
May
Carol Burnett
Woody Allen
Blue Angel
Ed Pauley
California
George Jessel
Eleanor Roosevelt
Jessel
Journal-World
Joseph Molner
CO. P
Dr. Mother
Dr. Moiner
F. C
Mrs, A. K
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
Publishers Weekly
Herzog
Mac
Arthur
Hammar
Chaplin
Adler
Barzini
Cynic
Interlandi
Britain
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