Lawrence Journal World Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Journal World issue page lists President and Editor Dolph C Simons Jr. Vice President Publisher Bill Mayer Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Eller Business Manager and other staff. Paper established 1854 with World Company operations in Lawrence Kansas. Saturday Evening January 30 1965.
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Polph Simons
Dolfph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Soso
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Wneemen
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Ee Ee
Lawrence Sees Growth Bring Cars Sewage and Problems
The article argues growth in Lawrence brings more cars, sewage and headaches but also overall improvement. It contends growth is inevitable and university dormitories add as much strain as private developments, urging acceptance of expansion rather than restraint.
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Lawrence
Why No Humphrey in Churchill Funeral Delegation
Washington gossip swirls over President Johnson's choice of a three member delegation to Churchill's funeral with Vice President Humphrey excluded. Chief Justice Warren, Dean Rusk, and David K E Bruce represented the United States while Johnson cited a cold.
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Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Washington
Johnson
Humphrey
Sir Winston Churchill
Earl Warren
Dean Rusk
David K.E. Bruce
Court of St. James
White House
George Reedy
United States
England
John Kennedy
Rome
John XXII
Warren
Senate
Capitol Hill
Congress
Europe
U.S
Churchill
Frustration grows over South Viet Nam political turmoil
Washington shows mounting embarrassment as new South Viet Nam leadership fails to shift U S policy. Since Ngo Dinh Diem's overthrow nearly 15 months ago, seven U S backed governments have dissolved, leaving questions about stability and U S strategy unresolved.
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South Viet Nam
Washington
U. S
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Vietnam policy muddled as Khanh returns to power
The latest reshuffle elevates Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh and removes civilian control, leaving Ambassador Maxwell Taylor in a difficult position. U.S. policy supporters debate quarantining the war or stepping up actions against the Communists while fearing broader conflict with China.
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Nguyen Khanh
U. S
Viet Nam
Maxwell Taylor
Khanh
U.S
Richard Nixon
Laos
Nixon
China
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Modern West German Nazis Labeled Minor Yet Watched Groups
Contemporary neo Nazi and far right movements in West Germany are a small, under surveillance minority. They avoid overt symbols and mass marches but share nationalism and anti American tendencies with historic Nazis. Authorities monitor their groups though they see them as not major threats.
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Bonn
Times-Post
West Germany
Osten
Reich
Germany
de Gaulle
Europe
Solon Summerfield will leave KU funds to University
The will of Solon Summerfield, longtime Lawrence figure, directs KU to receive a large annual sum after his wife’s death, amounting to 150 000 dollars yearly in addition to the sponsored men’s scholarships since 1929. The KU Journalism building displays Albert Reid cartoons and autographed William Allen White books gifted by George Mathew Adams.
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Solon Summerfield
Lawrence
Albert Reid
William Allen White
George Mathew Adams
New York
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Rupp
Phog Allen
Lawrence Lions
Topeka
Junius Penny
TODAY S BIBLE MESSAGE AND PRAYER
Verse from Hebrews 12 15 warns against missing the grace of God. A prayer thanks God for mercy and divine grace and asks Jesus to make his nature our own and to be fed by the heavenly bread.
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God
God of Mercy
Christ
Jesus
What do the cuts mean in U S and Soviet defense
The United States and the Soviet Union report defense budget reductions over two years but overall military strength appears unchanged. McNamara argues real gains for the U S while Soviet forces gain new equipment. cuts target unprofitable bases and future projects. The Soviet manpower level remains around 3.3 million, with debate over reductions and missile production.
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Washington
Times - Post
United States
Soviet Union
Robert S. McNamara
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.S
McNamara
Johnson
U.S. Defense
Costly Rayburn Building Draws Congress Criticism
Congress members lament cramped offices and rigid layouts in the Rayburn House Office Building, a $122 million complex, four years late, with 169 lawmakers each getting about 1,400 square feet and limited staff interaction. The design hinders collaboration and quiet work for legislative research.
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Washington
Times - Post
Rayburn House
Joel T. Broyhill
R-Va
Thomas Ludlow Ashley
Ohio
Ashley
United Nations
New York
Congress
Capitol
J. George Stewart
Imperial
Rome
Dermoid cyst near spine explained as rare developmental error
A reader asks about a man with a baby like head inside near the spine. The doctor describes how early cells form a chemical pattern that can misalign, creating a pilonidal region cyst called a dermoid cyst containing hair teeth and bone, which is surgically removed when problematic.
Luci Johnson and Other Hot Items Stirring New York
Leonard Lyons surveys a string of high society notes Rosie Johnson contemplates nun life and reveals maternal disapproval. Leland Hayward seeks to block a book about Margaret Sullavan. Sybil Burton and Balding take over the Strollers Club as a discotheque. Various showbiz moves and court politics surface from White House guests to Broadway plans and TV duties.
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Luci B. Johnson
Leland Hayward
Margaret Sullavan
Kenneth Wagg
Wagg
Sybil Burton
David Ivor Balding
New City Library Books Mixed Authors Feature Classics
A catalog-style list showcases nonfiction works on the FBI by THELMA HELYAR and Fred J. Cook, plus travel and cultural titles by Maslyn Williams Alvin Toffler and others. Also featured are biographies and novels including Oppenheimer London Shriver Koenig Moore Lafore Wodehouse Duggan Hill.
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FBI
Fred J. Cook
Bureau
Maslyn Williams
Papua
New Guinea
Alvin Toffler
J. Robert Oppenheimer
McMaster University
Jack London
Richard O'Connor
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Johnson
John Hohen-berg
William Russell
Vimes
London
Crimea
Viet Nam
Byula W. Koenig
Beka Washington
Ender Johnso
Ruth Moore
Gala
Threepwood
P. G. Wodehouse
Blandings Castle
Galahad Threepwood
Lord Emsworth
Count Bohemond
Alfred Duggan
Bohemond I
Robert Guiscard
Donna Hill
Public Library
Manhattan
Upper West Side
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Old
Tom Poor
Valley Yard
S. B. Prentiss
Fakmers
Soviet
Ted Sell
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Red Star
K. Bochkarev
I. Sidelnikov
By Wolf von Eckardt
Brayhill
June Clendening
Washington Post News Service
Joseph Molner
Luci Johnson
Leonard Lyons
Carson
Joe Levine
Myer Feldman
Washington, D.C
Feldman
Trevor Howard
N. Y
Napoleon
Hallmark
Howard
Disraeli
Burl Ivey
Abe Burrows
Herbert Gold
San Francisco
Mary Alice Bayh
Indiana
Tennessee Williams
Judy Garland
Nipsy Russell
Prodigal Son
Houston
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
Publishers’ Weekly
Herzog
Bellow
Stewart
Justin
Auchincloss
Wallace
O'Hara
MacArthur
Skjold‘ Ye
Chaplin
Kennedy
Adler
the Kennedy
Faber
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