Lawrence Daily Journal World Deepens Its Pages Thirteen Hours Later
The Lawrence Daily Journal World details ownership and staff credits for the Lawrence Kansas publication founded in 1854. It lists President and Editor Dolph Simons Jr and others, and provides subscription rates for local and national readers as of January 28, 1965.
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Ews
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Stanford Moves to Strengthen Undergrad Instruction
Stanford University plans broad reforms to raise undergraduate challenges including new courses like Law and Society, freshman seminars, revised English, and a dormitory based Western Civilization course. Officials cite postwar funding shifts and a desire to rebalance teaching and research as the faculty adds emphasis to undergraduates.
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Stanford
Robert J. Wert
Kansas University
Auto Prices In Russia A look at Moskvitch pricing in Moscow
Moscow based report details how a 1958 Moskvitch cost 2500 rubles to Sakharov yet could fetch 3000 rubles on the used market minus state shares. Foreign buyers pay about 1449 dollars with no wait, while Soviet prices rose from 900 1000 rubles in 1947 to 4500 for the latest model. Production remains constrained though exports fund growth.
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Boris N. Sakharov
Moskvitch
Sakharov
Moscow
Mtro
Soviet Union
Colleges Move to Strengthen Freshmen Training
Observers note many campuses including Stanford are adopting steps to improve student preparation. Critics say freshmen and sophomores have entered college with sketchy backgrounds and questions remain whether they can truly advance to higher levels.
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Stanford
Retrospective notes from Topeka clubs and landmarks
Ten year look back notes from 1955 recount Girl Scout Council meeting with Dr. Harold Barr as principal speaker and Gamma Phi Beta alums. 25 years prior 1940 highlights Harvey House closure 64 years after opening, and Women's Kansas Day Club treasurer election. 40 years prior 1925 Kansas Council of Women luncheon and reception at the Paulens mansion.
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Harold Barr
W. C. Young
Gamma Phi Beta
Hovey Hanna
Ralph Park
Patty Bremer
Mary Ann Evans
Marilyn Perry
Lindenwood College
Harvey House
Topeka
Fred Harvey
Women
Kansas Day Club
Carl Friend
Lawrence
Vermont
Quantrill
Kansas Council of Women
Kansas
Paulens
Paulen
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A brief devotional note cites Romans 10 15 RSV asking how men preach unless sent and praising feet of those who preach the good news A closing prayer asks God to bless support for church work and outreach and to deepen faith through daily prayers understanding and love for Christians everywhere Amen.
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Christ
Kennedy Round and Free Trade Ambitions at Geneva
Buckley analyzes the Kennedy Round negotiations in Geneva, outlining aims to cut tariffs up to fifty percent, the stance against blanket protectionism, and the political pressures on President Kennedy. He notes secrecy around excluded products, warns of exchange-control neglect, and urges a broad educational push for mutual trade benefits.
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Geneva
Kennedy
United States
England
America
U. S
Adam Smith
Great Britain
New England
Justice son Ramsey earns praise from LBJ and White House
Leonard Lyons reports Ramsey Clark, son of Justice and Mrs. Tom Clark, was on loan from the Justice Department to the White House for three months. LBJ praised his flawless record and urged more Ramseys, as Mrs. Clark recalls the president’s compliment after the inaugural platform. Also noted are a taxi driver’s quip about trouble and a film project by Richard Brooks, plus Earl Zwingle’s French soil gift delayed by the Agriculture Department, now temperature monitored.
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Tom Clark
Ramsey
Justice Dept
White House
Clark
LBJ
Calrk
Mary
Tom
Mickey Alpert
Lambs Club
Alpert
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Earl Zwingle
Consolidated Millinery
Paul Verdier
City of Paris
San Francisco
Paris
Dept. of Agriculture
Zwingle
Agriculture Dept
Verdier
Letters Reply to Editor on State Duty Toward Criminals
A reader argues that civil government differs from individuals in duties to criminals. Cites Romans 13 and Genesis 9 6 to support state punishment. Questions abolition of law enforcement and connects gospel to justice, warning against allowing crime unchecked.
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Journal-World
Martin Brilliant
Brilliant
Dear Dr. Mother Advice Columns on Health and Law
Readers argue about state blood test requirements for marriage and uniform laws for protection. The column covers medical queries on constipation garlic high blood pressure eye saws glaucoma sinus issues and nostril drainage plus a playful reply about a student dodging homework and a misspelled term circulatory system guidance.
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Dr. Mother
Landing a Plane On the Deck Aboard Carrier Hancock
Lt Tom Mineau a landing safety officer describes jet approach on the USS Hancock in the South China Sea He explains the Lens device guiding pilots to a four degree glide slope and the danger of missing the deck by mere feet during a 150 mph final sequence
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Hancock
South China Sea
Tom Mineau
Mineau
Carrier Aviation
Air Force
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