Lawrence Journal World Staff and Publication Details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World details its leadership and staff including President and Editor Dolph C. Simons Jr and Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman. It notes publication daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas with contact, subscription rates and addresses for mail and carrier service. The item is dated Friday Evening January 29 1965.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Vica Pres
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Avery's Budget Push Faces Tax and School Funding Debate
Avery urges a record 507 million state appropriation for next year, a 13.7 percent rise, while backing a 35 million annual fund to equalize school district budgets. He omits a severance tax on oil and gas, drawing criticism of oil interests and statehouse dealings amid debates over Wichita and Kansas universities.
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Bill Avery
Kansas
Avery
John Anderson
Wichita University
Wichita U
Kansas University
Kansas State University
Manhattan School
Johnson Humphrey pact on acting presidency outlined
White House says President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey agreed on an oral disability pact, allowing Humphrey to act as president if Johnson is unable. The accord follows Eisenhower Kennedy precedents and predates Johnson's throat infection, with history noting earlier succession questions during Wilson and Marshall tenure.
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Washington
Times-Post
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
White House
George Reedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Reedy
Mr. Johnson
House
John McCormack
D-Mass
McCormack
Kennedy
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas Marshall
Tax policy questions and fiscal restraint in Kansas debate
The piece argues about tax increases proposed by Kansas officials and contrasts federal tax cuts with state needs. It questions school funding shifts and warns lawmakers to consider taxpayer sacrifice, urging restraint and fiscal responsibility amid rising costs and limited local revenue.
Kansas Day celebrations span decades in Topeka
The notes recount Kansas Day events from 1955 1940 and 1925. In 1955 Senators Carlson Schoeppel missed Topeka due to President Eisenhower's Formosa vote with Rep Richard Simpson as speaker. A Kansas Day officers battle saw Hall and Arn factions. In 1940 Negro women's Kansas Day Club met in Topeka with Gertrude Clark president and Joe Martin main speaker. In 1925 Kansas Day began with a Grand Theater play Kansas Then and Now and W A Archer became club president. KU football income last year was 70354 09 dollars.
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U. 5S
Carlson
Schoeppel
Topeka
Eisenhower
Formosa
Senate
Richard Simpson
Pennsylvania
Hall
Arn
Kansas Day Club of Negro Women
Gertrude Clark
Lawrence
Joe S. Brown
Federated Clubs of Colored Women
Joe Martin
Dane Hanson
C. B. Hosford
Grand Theater
Kansas
W. A. Archer
Hiawatha
Kansas Day Club
House of Representatives
Effie van Tuy
Leavenworth
Daily Bible Message Prayer of Christian fellowship
A devotional note quotes First Corinthians about believers as the body of Christ. The prayer thanks God for fellowship and asks guidance to serve others in Jesus name, concluding with the Our Father.
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Christ
Jesus
A Navigational Dilemma On Scenic Federal Roads
President Johnson proposes making federally aided roads as scenic as possible with minimal billboards and enhanced signs. The columnist recalls confusing, congested signage on high speed highways, suggesting lower speeds and more signs for safer, clearer navigation.
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Johnson
Winston Churchill a portrait in letters and legends
Leonard Lyons recounts Churchill through anecdotes from friends and rivals. The piece sketches Churchill’s self image as optimistic realist, his iron will during wartime, and anecdotes from Roosevelt Baruch Sinatra and Stalin era interactions. It highlights pride in leadership and occasional humor amid global conflict.
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Randolph Churchill
Sarah
Winston Churchill
Bernard M. Baruch
London
Bernie
WSC
Atlantic
Monte Carlo
Frank Sinatra
Churchill
Time to carry out law for Hickock and Smith
Alvin Dahlene argues in the Journal-World that Richard Hickock and Edward Smith deserve the death penalty for the Clutter family murders in 1959. He invokes divine law and biblical commands, insisting the law of God supersedes man, and that the killers must pay the supreme penalty. Public and religious debate frame the issue as moral justice.
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Kansas
Avery
Richard Hickock
Edward Smith
Clutter
Hickock
Smith
God
Christ
Alvin Dahlene
Infant Suppositories And Child Development Questions
A reader asks about infant suppositories not melting, causing discomfort, and delayed action. Dr Molner explains bases soften with time, crying may reflect normal protest, and suppositories aim to gently cue regularity, not instant movement, advising moderation and consistent timing for proper development.
Cosby Aims to Teach After Peak Standup
Comedian Bill Cosby, 27, at the height of fame, says he plans to retire in 10 years to teach junior high in a Philadelphia school. He dedicates time to benefit performances for the Bill Cosby Scholarship Fund, directing proceeds to the neediest students.
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Cosby
Washington
Times - Post
Bill Cosby
Bult Cosby
Philadelphia
Rex Harrison Finds Fame After Dropout Life
Hal Boyle reports Rex Harrison, who quit school at 16 to join a Liverpool repertory company, now commands major film and stage salaries at 56. Married to Rachel Roberts, he enjoys a simple villa life in Portofino and embraces a philosophy to live for the moment. He expects an Academy Award nomination for My Fair Lady.
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New York
Rex Harrison
Halls of Learning
Liverpool
Rachel Roberts
Rex
Harrison
Rachel
Portofino
Italian Riviera
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