Lawrence Journal World begins 1965 with updated masthead
DOLPH SIMONS JR rises as president and editor while DOLPH C. SIMONS JR remains vice president and publisher and ERNEST PONTIUS oversees advertising. The paper, based in Lawrence Kansas since 1854, notes circulation figures and AP membership in the Monday evening issue dated January 25 1965.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph Cc. Simons JR
Mayer Wwe
Tack Zimmerman
Pontius
Sdeo Buller On
Srneneee
W. C. Simons
the World Company
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Young Fellow With Sta Comb Looms Large in Johnson Era
Washington report profiles key aides influencing Lyndon B. Johnson including Robert S. McNamara as defense secretary and Hubert Humphrey as vice president elect. It highlights Cabinet members Dean Rusk Willard Wirtz and budget chief Kermit Gordon, plus White House aides McGeorge Bundy Bill Moyers and Jack Valenti. It notes outside counsel Abe Fortas Clark Clifford and Edwin S. Weisel shaping policy.
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Washington
Times - Post
Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
Ford Motor Co
Defense
Mr. Johnson
White House
McNamara
Johnson
Intelli
Hubert Humphrey
Republic
Humphrey
Congress
Dean Rusk
Willard Wirtz
Rusk
Wirtz
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kermit Gordon
Gordon
Council of Economic Advisers
Mr. Kennedy
Williams College
State Department
Texas
McGeorge Bundy
Harvard University
Kennedy
Bill D. Moyers
Texas Divinity
Jack Valentin
Houston, Tex
Abe Fortas
Washington, D.C
Securities and Exchange Commission
Interior
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Clark Clifford
Harry S. Truman
Edwin S. Weisel
New York
post-Sputnik Senate
Tetanus Shots and Wound Care Discussed by Doctor
The doctor urges tetanus protection for all, noting boosters every few years and use of T A T if no prior protection. He explains dirty lacerations risk infection, cites wartime prevention via inoculation, and says immediate wound repair depends on tissue and patient condition with many technical factors.
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U.S
Churchill Dies at Ninety Revered World Leader Passed
A tribute to Sir Winston Churchill notes his death at age ninety after a long illness. The piece praises his lifetime honors and asserts his pivotal role in preserving freedom in England the United States and allied nations. It recalls his honorary US citizenship in 1963 and compares his stature to Lafayette. The author honors his impact while urging lasting appreciation.
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Winston Churchill
Churchill
England
United States
Free World
Sir Winston
Kennedy
Marquis de Lafayette
France
Lafayette
Britain
Maryland
Virginia
Sir Winston Churchill
Churches and Politics Shape 1964 Election Debate
The Together Magazine editorial notes growing church participation in the 1964 campaign and its political impact. It contrasts two camps: those who favor aloof spiritual guidance and those who push for public moral involvement, signaling rising inner church conflicts and lasting influence on church activities.
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U.S
Together Magazine
Together
Dog Control Debate Reopens in City Council
The City Council plans to study the growing problem of domestic dogs in urban spaces. Residents praise their pets but frustrations rise over leash laws and restraining efforts. No final solution is anticipated soon as discussions restart.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Lawrence Humane Society
Ray Wells
The Colonies Re-Found By Art Seidenbaum
Los Angeles Times News Service notes the United States reopening to tourism as Britons seek new travel paths. Joyce Eggington praises American sites from California to Greece like settings, while warning about American banks and traveler cheques. The piece weighs wartime frankness in tourism against pollution concerns in cities such as San Francisco.
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Los Angeles
Times-Post
United States
London Observer
Joyce Eggington
Observer
New World
America
Sardinia
North Africa
Near East
Ireland
Miss Eggington
Motherland
American Express
Griddle Dinner panelists and early achievements noted
Ten years ago 1955 Kansas City Press Club dinner featured Sen. Stuart Symington Kansas Governor Fred Hall artist Thomas Hart Benton columnist Hal Boyle and Arnold Johnson. John Pritchard promoted to Eagle Scout at age 16. Paul Snyder started Hill View Garden Center south on Highway 59 the citys first store.
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Kansas City Press Club
Stuart Symington
Kansas
Fred Hall
Thomas Hart Benton
Hal Boyle
Arnold Johnson
K. C. Athletics
John Pritchard
Paul Snyder
Hill View Garden Center
Highway 59
Bible Verse Refined Prayer for Quiet Meditation
A devotional meditation centers on Psalm 91:2 declaring the Lord as refuge and fortress. The prayer asks heavenly Father for continued focus on God in daily life and service, offered in Jesus name.
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Jesus
L A and San Francisco Clash Over Culture Status
San Francisco debates Los Angeles rise as a world cultural center after George Dusheck’s five part series cites L A as surpassing San Francisco in drama light opera and arts while remaining ahead in opera and ballet. Herb Caen counters that L A has an opera house since 1932 and mocks the prestige dispute but notes a larger art market in the south.
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San Francisco
Times-Post
Los Angeles
Southern California
News-Call
George ‘Nusheck
John F. Shelley
Dusheck
Music Center For the Performing Arts
Herb Caen
San Francisco Chronicle
Caen
L. A
Letters on Capital Punishment and Scripture
Roy Loney argues for capital punishment with biblical quotes from Genesis to Romans, while contrasting Old Testament eye for an eye with New Testament forgiveness. The letter discusses church state separation and personal conscience, attributed to Martin Brilliant of 1725 Ind. St.
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Journal-World
Roy Loney
Martin Brilliant
Ind
Evangelist Roy Loney Under Fire for Death Penalty Remarks
Joseph L. Teeters of Baldwin Kan criticizes Roy Loney for stating in a Letters column that executions fulfill divine purposes. Teeters condemns Loney as presumptive and misrepresenting Christian Love, urging readers to reconsider the message.
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Journal-World
Evangelist Roy Loney
Roy Loney
Loney
Joseph L. Teeters Baldwin
Kan
Community praises plan for Lawrence public swimming pool
A letter from Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burgstahler thanks civic leaders for progress toward an adequate multi purpose swimming pool for Lawrence residents. The note expresses encouragement and confidence that Lawrence will soon have an outstanding public facility.
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Lawrence
Wil
Ellsworth Among London Visitor's Anglo American Conference
Rep. Robert F. Ellsworth and seven other lawmakers will travel to London for the Anglo American Affairs Conference January 29 to February 2. Attending are Senators Fulbright Dom inick Jackson Burke Hickenlooper Lindsay and Representatives Lindsay and Dulles. The Ditchley Foundation hosts the non profit event to foster discussion on mutual concerns.
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Washington
Robert F
R-N. Y
R-Ind
Ig Spongt
The
Ditchley
Foution
Long Eyes Humphrey Post as Whip and Others In Washington
Senator Russell Long has long eyed Hubert Humphrey’s job as Democratic whip, a claim Humphrey tacitly confirms. The inaugural scene features governors, dignitaries, and Nobel laureate Ralph Bunche as presidents’ medal recipients.
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Sen. Long
Humphrey Post
Washington
Russell Long
LSU
Hubert Humphrey
Long
Humphrey
Horatio
Goldwater
Donald Douglas
Douglas Aircraft
Madison
Tom Dodd
Eugene McCarthy
LBJ
Lyndon
Henry H. Fowler
Douglas Dillon
Mortimer Chaplin
Internal Revenue
Nicholas der. Katzenbach
Gov. Wallace
Alabama
Katzenbach
Reporter's Memories of Churchill from Eddie Gilmore
London AP recalls Winston Churchill with Wendell Willkie in 1941 and the tin hat exchange. Gilmore details Churchill's sharp wit, Moscow meetings with Stalin, and a 1955 farewell at No 10 Downing Street with a final image of his pet budgerigar.
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London
Winston Churchill
No. 10
Downing St
Wendell Willkie
Wilkie
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Britain
Germany
Plt
Willkie
Churchill
Imine
Archangel
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Archibald Clark-Kerr
Lord Inverchapel
House of Commons
Stalin
Winston
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Robert E. Thompson
Gence
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Pentagon
Abou Ben Adhem
Joseph Molner
Churches
Art Seidenbaum
Eggington
California
Greece
Tuscany
Golden Gate Bridge
Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town
Kansas ‘‘Pony Express
Nebraska
Bob Allen
Bob Stoland
Ray Harris
Bill Hargiss
John Levi
Haskell Indians
New York Yankees
Rosedale
Col
W. R. McLean
Gov. Paulen
By Daryl E. Lembre
Music Center
Dusheckalos
Los
Mrs. Albert
W. Burgstahler
Mass
Ellsworth
Leonard Lyons
Wallace
Ralph Bunches
Rockefeller
Bunche
Hughes
N. J
By Eddie Gilmore
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