The World Company Lawrence Daily Staff Listing 1854 to 1952
The World Company daily Lawrence Kan newspaper lists staff positions headed by OLPH C. Simons Jr as president and editor with Warner Mayer as vice president and publisher and Ernest Pontius as news editor. Advertising manager Leo Eller and business manager are listed under editor W. C. Simons, active 1891 to 1952.
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Oar
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Haunting Memory Trails Johnson Over Bobby Baker Scandal
A Senate Rules Committee probe links Bobby Baker to self enrichment and a 1962 meeting with Vice President Johnson about Baker's finances. Baker faces 48 years and $47,000 in fines if convicted on tax, theft, and fraud charges while Johnson remains publicly silent on the matter.
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Johnson
Senate
Bobby Baker
Baker
Pickens
S. C
Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby
Savings and Loan Association
Capitol
Aerial Garbage Debate at Kansas City Conference
Experts warn pollution threatens urban skies and waterways. Leaders say action from both large cities and small towns is essential to curb waste and conserve natural resources amid alarming trends.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
U.S
Responsible Teens Promote Courteous Driving Sticker Program
Teens in America create bumper sticker system to warn other drivers they are learning to drive politely. Stickers display the teen’s family name and a number to call parents for complaints. Teachers and police praise the project and say it may reduce traffic injuries and deaths as more Americans adopt similar behavior.
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America
Kansas weighs daylight saving time adoption
Kansas weighs joining regions observing daylight saving time amid a broad debate. The issue spans pros and cons with many arguments offered, and Kansas must consider potential impacts before deciding.
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Kansas
Isolated Time Zones Cause Travel Confusion for Kansas Residents
The excerpt discusses how Missouri's daylight saving changes could strand Lawrence residents when traveling to Kansas City for events like Athletics games or Chiefs games, creating confusion with straight time until neighboring states adjust. It notes Kansas might stay on standard time longer, risking greater regional time shifts.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Lawrence
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
Tax Debates Rage Over Johnson Social Security Plan
President Johnson’s proposals for a new income tax surcharge and higher Social Security assessments and benefits spark fierce debate. The plan ties tax costs to Social Security funding, with critics split over general revenue use versus self funding. Minimum benefits would rise to 150 dollars for couples and 100 dollars for individuals, likely insufficient for basic needs.
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New York
Johnson
Congress
Winter sleet paralyzes highways around Lawrence
The day brings an all day siege of light sleet and freezing drizzle making local highways around Lawrence the worst of the winter. Enrollment in Adult Education opened with 39 courses this term versus 44 last fall, up nearly 200%. The Mother's March of Dimes raised 2,600 with Eugene Riling as county chairman predicting a drive surpassing last year’s 9,500.
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Lawrence
Eugene Riling
Glen Dickinson
Lawrence Theater
Glen Theater
Kansas City
Mission
Justice Neal
Ross Clayton
J. W. Barber
F. S. Butcher
Quivera Club
Lillian Constant
Pay God What Is Due to God
The message urges faithful stewardship and honest return of what belongs to God. It emphasizes obedience to Luke 20 25 and the call to be co workers with Thee through prayer for responsible living in Jesus name Amen.
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Jesus
The New Pro-Communists
Buckley argues that a new breed of pro Leninist exists who favors anti West sentiment and hostility over Marxist rigor. He describes this attitudinal pro Communist as driven by opposition to Western values and a wish to witness perceived Western decline on the world stage.
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Cuba
James Baldwin
Norman Mailer
Alger Hiss
Communist Party
Hans Morgenthau
Joseph Alsop
Messrs. Schlesinger
Morganthau
Matsu
Hisenhower
Vietnam
North Vietnam
South Korea
Fate of SST in Budget Leaves Question Open
President Johnson signaled doubt about the SST program in the budget message. He proposed cutting SST spending from 170 million to 90 million and left open the option of building a prototype civil supersonic transport. FAA had already chosen Boeing for the air frame and General Electric for the engine.
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Washington
Johnson
Federal Aviation Agency
Boeing Co
General Electric Co
Vinyl hype as Powell records keep faith in libel payoff
A spoofed round of record ideas mocks the booming long playing market. Figures like Dirksen Hoover Wallace Maddox Reagan McNamara and others are floated with satirical titles to provoke and entertain.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
New York City
Sen. Dirksen
Powell
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Lester Maddox
Ronald Reagan
Ronnie Reagan
Berkeley
Bob McNamara
Pentagon Brass
Dean Rusk
Heredity and Diabetic Diets Advice From Dr Mother
Reader questions address risks of having more children with a family history of retardation and guidance on genetic counseling. The piece also answers whether diabetic foods harm non diabetics and notes blood transfusions aid leukemia patients without curing the disease.
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E.M
L. D
Museum Grading Art By Everyone At New York Whit ney
The Whitney Museum of American Art will grade submitted artworks from any artist. Five staff members reviewed 160 pieces from 125 artists in a mixed show open to applicants. Notations ran from A minus to D for dreadful, kept on file for recall.
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New York
Whitney Museum of American Art
Lloyd Goodrich
Goodrich
John I. H. Baur
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Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Haskell
Michigan State
Bucknell
Lehigh
George White
Bowersock Theater
Chicago
Bureau of the Budget
U. S
William F. Buckley JR
John Jones
Arthur Schlesinger
Juan Bosch
Joao Goulart
Dominican Republic
Brazil
OAS
West Germany
Lumumbaites
Central
Africa
Rusk
India
Ho Chi Minh
Bertrand Russell
War Crimes Tribunal
T. S. Eliot
Hoover
Bobby Kennedy
Joe Valachi
Valachi
Alabama
Lurleen Wallace
Lurleen
George
Alabama State Police Symphony Orchestra
Supreme Court
George Hamilton
Buchwald
Joseph Molner
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