Local Lawrence Journal-World Names Editors and Staff
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World lists staff including Dolph C. Simon Bill Mayer Jack Zaimmerman Ernest Pontius Leoeller as President and Editor Vice President Publisher Managing Editor News Editor Advertising Manager and Business Manager with W. C. Simons serving as Editor from 1891 to 1992. Established in 1854.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simon
Bill Mayer
Jack Zaimmerman
Ernest Pontius Leoeller
W. C. Simons
Policy crossroads for United States amid Cuba China and Soviet shifts
The United States faces a choice between vigorous co existence and isolation as the postwar era shifts to an economic world order. Washington weighs Cuba, China, and the Soviet Union while fearing risks of inaction and arguing for flexible responses to keep the free world secure.
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United Nations
Times- Post
United States
Harry S. Truman
Cuba
China
Soviet Union
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
France
State Department
Havana
North America
Western
Free World
White House
Dear Dr Mother Fungus questions and frostbite concerns
A reader asks why fungus persists on a finger nail and why cures fail, noting griseofulvin sometimes helps but not all infections. Another asks if a house with a decedent’s cancer is contagious. doctors explain cancer not caused by germs. Additional letter cites frostbite risks to fertility and tranquilizer use not causing addiction.
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B. R
Plans to reshape downtown Lawrence face 25 year timelines
City planning engineers urge immediate action on a sweeping Lawrence plan including transforming Massachusetts Street into a mall like downtowns elsewhere and building a new city hall while preserving parks. They warn against delaying improvements though some propose using park space only if tenfold new park area is created elsewhere.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Kaw River
South Park
Notable Quotes on Beauty and Time by Louis Nizer
The piece recalls Louis Nizer, famed attorney and author, declaring beauty shifts with age. It contrasts youthful glamour with enduring elegance, noting that some who neglected presentation in youth became refined matronly figures, while others remained Plain Janes.
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Louis Nizer
Johnson's Hat Influence Sparks Western Style Buzz
The article notes President Johnson giving away 10 to 24 inch brim cowboy hats, prompting speculation of a new vogue among style-conscious men. Washington stores discuss replicas of the President's hat and color terms like silver belly, while some shops already stock western hats for out West visitors.
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Johnson
Washington
Texas
Dim Views On Saigon Dim Views On Saigon By GEN MARSHALL
The column critiques U S involvement in Vietnam noting Gen Paul D Harkins near retirement while Gen Westmoreland is named as his deputy The piece mocks optimism in official statements and cites Kennedy era cuts and McNamara decisions shaping the war effort. Washington Post Los Angeles Times News Service
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Paul D. Harkins
Saigon
Vietnam
Turkey
Washington
William C. Westmoreland
Harkins
Westmoreland
American Press Corps
Peedee
Indochina
Washington Post
Los Angeles Times News Service
Notable Kansas City Area Recaps From 1954 and 1939
Old Home Town notes recount Hemingways plane crashes and Somerset Maughan's 80th in London. KU basketball star Allen Kelley achieves 36 of 41 free throws in NCAA circles. Atchison tops Lawrence 87 to 40. 25 Years Ago itemizes Varity Club luncheon guests, KU loss to Iowa State, deer fatality near Bennington, and Kansas first unemployment check for Frank H. Barnes. Governor Ratner presents the $15 maximum check.
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Hemingways
Africa
Somerset Maughan
London
Allen Kelley
Atchison
Lawrence
Jeanette Bowersock
Helen Skilton
James Moore
F. C. Jackman
Iowa State
LeRoy High
Bennington
Kan
Frank H. Barnes
Kansas
Payne Ratner
Bible message and prayer text
Today scripture references Revelation 21 6 about giving the water of life freely. A brief prayer asks the Lord to clothe us in spirit and to help us lead others to knowledge and love of God through Christ the great shepherd.
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Christ
Shepherd
Why Barry Goldwater Loses Followers Cited By Alsop
Joseph Alsop argues Goldwater’s decline stems from the senator’s own missteps and rhetoric. He cites a New Hampshire poll shift and a Goldwater NYEC speech denouncing the poor as lazy, plus the senator’s chautauqua style appeal to a conservative audience over Eisenhower criticisms.
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Goldwater
Economic Club
Elbert Hubbard
Eisenhower
New City Library Picks From 1963 Catalog
A catalog of 1963 library titles including The Vital Balance by Karl Menninger and others, Collette's The Blue Lantern, A Sharing of Joy by Martha Reben, Poems by George Seferis, and works by Liebling Cheskin Henry Waters Morgan, Graham, Masson Keppler and others. It notes themes of mental health, travel, biography, and historical fiction with brief descriptions and publication years.
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Karl Menninger
Colette
Martha Reben
George Seferis
Seferis
John Myers
Hugh Glass
Everett B. Wilson
Kenneth R. Morgan
Europe
Winston Graham
England
Isle
Loys Masson
Mauritius
C. F. Keppler
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Maxwell D. Taylor
Kennedy
Defense
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Old Home Town
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Midland Cpa
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Alsop
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Joseph Alsop
Times-Post
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Maine
California
New York
Charles E. Wilson
Ike
Republican National Committee
Meade Alcorn
Washington Post News Service
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
Jules Henry
McCarthy
MacInnes
West
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Michener
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Courage
Milford
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