Lawrence Journal-World Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Journal World dated Thursday evening July 1 1965 lists Dolph Simons as president and editor with Bill Mayer as vice president publisher. Names Tack Zimalier Alan seers Ernest Pontius and Leo Eller appear as editors and managers. Published at Sixth and New Hampshire Street Lawrence Kansas with various subscription rates.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph CG
Simons
Bill Mayer
The
Word Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
Kan
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Lawrence Urges State Bridge Linking Highways 24 and 40
Douglas County seeks a connecting link between Highways 24 and 40 and a Kaw River bridge. Officials want a site as close to Lawrence as possible to aid future growth, urging practical, selfish positioning while cooperating with nearby communities.
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Douglas County
Kaw River
Lawrence
Journal-World
State Highway Commission
The Baker Mess and a Washington Scandal
The piece critiques the Baker investigation and its handling by politicians and the Justice Department. It notes praise for Baker by Senator-turned- President Johnson and outlines alleged unethical activities including prostitutes linked to Washington elites. The report questions the credibility of witnesses and the security implications of the case.
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Baker
Johnson
Washington
Senate Investigation Committee
Justice Department
Senate Committee
U.S
White House
East
Germany
Senate
Technology talk cuts through with plain English
At a seminar by International Science and Technology Magazine editors urged plain English to reach technical readers. They warned the era of a vast tech revolution will outpace obsolete jargon as computers increasingly draft and store work, though human oversight remains essential.
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Los Angeles
Times-Post
International Science and Technology Magazine
David Allison
Allison
Robert Colborn
Daniel J. Cooper
Colborn and
Colborn
Lawrence Horse Show Opens Amid Good Weather And Crowds
The Lawrence Horse Show began and ran through July 4 with favorable weather and solid attendance. John Pritchard and John Wolfe earned Eagle Scout recognition recently. Sol Kunz became owner operator of the Jayhawk Phinge, replacing longtime Lawrence management. The day also marked the opening of fuel tax measures and KU updates. May Riggs retired from the KU School of Education, while the Riggs sisters remained active in singing and community work. Julia Henry married Lt. Jack Shelly Nessly, and Paul Rankin, former Journal-World Advertising Manager, died after a long illness. Mrs. J. B. Watkins endowed a home for self-supporting girls at KU, and Louis Wulfkuhle suffered a mashed hand at Gibson Mill.
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Lawrence
John Pritchard
John Wolfe
Sol Kunz
Jayhawk
Sam
May Riggs
KU School of Education
Riggs
Kate
Lawrence High School
Lucy
Julia Henry
Gwinn Henry
Jack Shelly Nessly
Harry Nessly
Mulvane
Paul Rankin
Journal-World
J. B. Watkins
Louis Wulfkuhle
Gibson Mill
6Th Sty
Bible Message and Prayer Aimed at Renewal
Today's message emphasizes yielding to God as those raised from death. The prayer asks for forgiveness and cleansing, requesting God’s hands to prepare the believer for His service through Jesus Christ.
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Jesus
Griffin Pushes Compromise On Taft Hartley 14 b Debate
In the closing days of debate on repealing Taft Hartley Section 14 b Congressman Griffin promotes a compromise to allow repeal while funding union activities. Griffin cites testimony from Teamsters adviser Zagri and notes unions use funds for political purposes.
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Robert Griffin
Labor Committee
Griffin
Sidney Zagri
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Jimmy Hoffa
Mr. Griffin
Teamsters
Mr. Zagri
Congress
Lyndon Johson
John McCormack
Afl-Cio
Gerald Ford
Lyons Den Recalls Sinatra Party Sparks and Political Debate
Leonard Lyons reports on Frank Sinatra at a Bistro party for Is Paris Burning authors, including his brash humor and a late night telegram. The piece shifts to a political analysis noting unions funding, Lyndon Johnson vows, and a 1958 electoral pattern across Ohio Illinois and Connecticut shaping a right to work debate in Congress.
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Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
Israel
Paris
Sinatra
Frank
Maureen O'Sullivan
Mia Farrow
Miss O'Sullivan
Bricker
Ohio
Illinois
Connecticut
House of Representatives
Reader letter praises Journal-World. critiques SDS stance
A Lawrence reader defends the Journal-World and KS University community while rebutting John Garlinghouse’s letter. The writer characterizes SDS as socialist oriented and faults Garlinghouse for misrepresenting student views and the nation’s founding principles.
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Garlinghouse
SDS
United States
Journal-World
America
Kansas University
Travel health tips for Mexico to stay well
Dear reader advises typhoid paratyphoid vaccination and bottled water to prevent dysentery in Mexico. Emphasizes handwashing, careful fruit washing, avoiding contaminated water, and hotel safety while travel remains enjoyable. Includes guidance on anti diarrheal medicine and pre travel doctor visits.
Mission Hospital Aids Refugees In Veit Nam Coup Country
Hal Boyle profiles the Holy Family Hospital in Qui Nhon run by Catholic sisters including five Americans. The two floor 44 bed clinic treats hundreds daily amid war, disease, and refugee flows. It operates largely on charity while offering limited paid care.
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Qui Nhon
South Viet Nam
Holy Family Hospital
America
Karen Gossman
Louisville
Karen
Pacific
Order of Catholic Medical Missions Sisters
Pakistan
Saigon
da Nang
Viet Nam
Hospital
Brenda Burke
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Virginia Sayers
Toledo
Ohio
Rosalie Pollinzi
Dalas
Tex
Sheila Marie McGuinnis
Troy
N.Y
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
W. C. Simons
the Baker
Bobby Baker
By Arelo Sederberg
Old Home Town
William F. Buckley JR
Lyons den
Leonard Lyons
Warner Studio
Jack L. Warner
Warner
Phil Silvers
Dean Martin
Landislav Blatnik
Natalie Wood
A. C. Skinner
International Union of Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers
Communist Party
Skinner
U. S. District Court
John Garlinghouse
Champions of Liberty
Joseph Molner
Mexico
K.H
Hal Boyle
the Cynic’s
Interlandi
Vietnam
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