Lawrence Journal World publishes 1965 edition details
The Lawrence Journal World announces staff roles and contact info headed by Dolph Simons Jr as President and Editor with Bill Mayer as Vice President Publisher Tack Zimmerman and Ernest Pontius as editors. It notes publication daily except Sunday, address Sixth and New Hampshire in Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayerise
Tack Zimmerman Cesse Ensers
Rrscestenes
Wrnest Pontius
Leo Buller
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Water projects boost Lawrence area in 1965 budget plan
The federal budget request for 1965 includes 14.55 million dollars for Lawrence area water projects. Key items are 13 million for Perry Reservoir expansion near Lawrence, 1.2 million for flood protection upgrades, 325 thousand for Clinton Reservoir design, and 25 thousand to study Kaw River navigation.
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Lawrenc
Johnson
Perry Reservoir
Lawrence
Clinton
Kaw River
Kansas City
Kansas
Frank Carlson
James Pearson
U.S
Robert Ellsworth
Washington
Lamentable Conduct and Anonymous Communicators
An opinion piece condemns anonymous telephone callers and letter writers for slander and fear tactics. It belittles cowardly critics who avoid identification, praises open patriotism, and ends with a reflection on the value of good conduct and clear speech.
Johnson directs highway landscaping drive on federal roads
The President orders Commerce Secretary Connor to require landscaping along major interstate systems built with federal funds. He emphasizes screening junkyards and unsightly sites near rights of way, aligning with Mrs Johnson’s long stated concerns about roadside eyesores.
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Lady Bird
Johnson
America
Commerce
John Connor
Johnson Long
Political Rhetoric and Domestic Influence Referenced
The passage suggests a husband’s views align with his wife wife Lady Bird’s influence and hints at presidential action to deter her. It praises a broad program as admirable and calls for national improvement, noting ample scope for betterment of current conditions.
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Lady Bird
Peron Isn't Out Yet in Argentina Elections
Buenos Aires reports Peronists, recently legalized, plan to contest March 14 elections. Analysts expect about 40 seats in the 192-seat chamber, with possible economic instability raising the risk of a military coup or political disruption. The neo-Peronist parties unite under the Partido Justicialista to push influence.
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Buenos Aires
Times- Post
Juan Domingo Peron
Argentina
Peron
Madrid
Rio de Janeiro
Spain
Montevideo
Plate River
Arturo Illia
Peronists
Chamber of Deputies
Iltia
People's Radical Civic Union
UCRP
Partido Justicialista
Unmarked patrol cars join Kansas roads in 1955
In 1955 eight new unmarked highway patrol cars were placed on Kansas roads marking a modernization effort. Also noted are major local events from 1940 to 1925 including Rotary candidate Neal M. Wherry, Yarnold School fire, and the Griesa property blaze with nearby residents affected.
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Kansas
Franklin Murphy
Kansas Brotherhood Week
Lou Boudreau
K.C. Athletics
Neal M. Wherry
Lawrence Rotarians
Rotary International
Ciy
Yarnold School
W. S. Griesa
Gries
Bible message and prayer excerpt from Ezekiel guidance
A devotional excerpt cites Ezekiel 46 9 RSV about worshipers entering and leaving by different gates. It includes a prayer asking for transformation through Christ and a new life after worship.
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Christ
Redeemer
Buckley on British view of Colin Jordan and Rockwell
Buckley argues the London press tolerates eccentric fascists like Colin Jordan more than the American press treats George Lincoln Rockwell. He cites Times coverage of Jordan’s Hitler salute and a staged melee, contrasts with American sensationalism, and urges more measured U.S. handling of extremism. He also notes Liberian and Italian headlines misrepresenting Rockwell’s influence and calls for broader Anglo-American cultural exchange.
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United States
England
Jordan
Rockwell
Adolf Hitler
the Times
Monrovia
Liberia
U. S
George Lincoln Rockwell
Africa
Leonardo de Vinci
Selma
Alabama
Martin Luther King
Dr. King
London Times
Lawrence Bartholomew plan sparks multi family bid near KU
Journal-World letters urge against rezoning a 65 acre tract near 15th and Iowa St for high density apartments citing loss of natural beauty traffic congestion and increased sewage costs. Authors urge commissions to resist developer pressure and defend Lawrence's welfare.
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Lawrence
Bartholomew
Iowa St
15Th
Planning Commission
15Th St
Iowa
Readers Invited to Voice Opinions on Opinion Page
The Journal World invites readers to submit letters on current topics. Letters should not exceed 200 words and the shorter pieces are preferred when space is tight. Include the writer’s name and full address.
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Journal-World
Brain hemorrhage in a seven year old prompts medical notes
A seven year old boy died from a brain hemorrhage explained as an aneurysm rupture a rare stroke in youth. Dr Molner notes surgery may repair ruptured vessels in children while outcomes vary and early intervention helps but is not always possible.
Johnson reorganizes White House staff plans new alerts
President Johnson overhauls the White House staff after his first 100 days ordering nine special assistants with salaries up to 30 000 dollars each Four former Kennedy aides and five loyal Johnson veterans comprise the group with one remaining Texas appointment expected soon The task forces report directly to the President and act as individual agents rather than a formal committee unit.
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Washington
Times - Post
White House
Louis W. Koenig
Cabinet
National Security Council
Johnson
Texas
Kennedy
Mr. Johnson
Washington Magazine
Alabama
O’brien
Congressional Relations
O'Brien
Congress
George Washington
Washington Post News Service
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Rckwell
Buckley
Wag
City Planning Commission
Mennen Williams
Nasser
State Department
Sukarno
Indonesia
Joseph Molner
Lyndon
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