Lawrence Daily Journal World staff listings and date
Lawrence Daily Journal World issue dated Friday Evening July 1 1966 lists Dolph Simons president and editor Dolph C Simons Jr vice president publisher Bill Mayer managing editor Jack Zimmerman news editor Ernest Pontius and others. It shows publication details address sixth and New Hampshire streets Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates for carriers and mail readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman Wane
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Policy by Spite in White House Commented as Bush League
Opinion argues that leaking stories to block appointments harms governance. It notes speculation about bombing North Vietnam and FBI probes into leaks, calling government reactions petty and dangerous. The piece warns against spite driving high level decisions and stresses sober policy over sensationalism.
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Johnson
Washington
United States
Hanoi
Haiphong
FBI
U. S
Viet Nam
Reds
Kansas Law Spurs Consumer Savings Banishes Trading Stamps
A National Commission report notes growing economic concentration in food marketing but highlights Kansas laws banning trading stamps. The piece argues stamps burden consumers, cost markets billions, and that Kansas protections keep shopping calmer and cheaper by preventing stamp promotions.
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National Commission On Food Marketing
Kansas
Good Guys Lose to Bad-Check Operator in Omaha
An Omaha World-Herald reporter, Larry Taylor, tested how easily merchants accept rubber checks. Over six buys, he passed phony payments without ID in three cases and was checked in three others, exposing vulnerabilities among a bank, two downtown stores, and two groceries to bad-check operators.
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Omaha World-Herald
Nebraska
Larry Taylor
Bad check scheme hits local shops cited in Omaha case
A con man used blank checks to buy goods at a drug store, camera shop and liquor store, then returned items and destroyed the checks after being told he had been duped. He identified himself when challenged and police had been alerted. Officials warn businesses to demand ID to cut losses.
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Omaha
Lawrence
Drop for Gold Defies Plug Drop
AP report outlines a steady decline in U S gold reserves, with losses routed to France and the London pool. It notes monthly sales to U S industry, the Exchange Stabilization Fund outflows totaling 224 million by May, and Canada’s 100 million gold sale to the U S Treasury to stabilize markets.
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New York
U. S
France
London Pool
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
United States
The
Canada
U.S. Treasury
Nieder Earns Place on U S Olympic Track Team
Old Home Town notes Bill Nieder of Lawrence finished third in final shot trials with 58 112, becoming the Jayhawkers eighth track Olympian and Kansas' sixteenth all sports. Pi Beta Phi won the Balfour Cup for outstanding chapter for the third time, previously in 1949 and 1955.
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Bill Nieder
Lawrence
U.S
Jayhawkers
Pi Beta Phi
Today’s Bible Message Prayer
Loving Father from everlasting to everlasting is God and nothing can destroy His being. Help us trust in Thee when we cannot see and to persevere in holding fast our faith amid difficulty. In Christ’s name we ask. Amen.
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Christ
Jack's Straws and Father's Day Song Harmony
A guest writer recalls a family beach vacation on Father's Day. The group drums up driftwood, cooks hamburgers and beans, and lights a big beach fire. The youngsters sing "Happy Father's Day" in a moving chorus that brings tears, while jokes ease the moment and ease the crowd.
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Father
Weegan
Ozarks
Storm warning system comments and funding debate
Letters discuss Lawrence storm warning needs with calls for sirens on schools and monthly tests. They question $40,000 installation against $85,000 land offer for parking, urging funds reallocated. Also praise Journal-World for golf tournament coverage with reporters Engel and Andersen.
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Timothy J. Voss
Crestline Dr
Journal-World
Kansas
Lou Engel
Mike Andersen
Places for Teens Praise from June 28 Paper
A reader praises a Martin Um holtz column and a local Young Group of teens who practice outdoors. The missive notes a police complaint over noise but defends wholesome recreation and creative youth in the neighborhood.
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Martin Umholtz
Medics Advocate Practical Safety Rules For July Fourth
A group of physicians at the AMA convention criticized scare tactics about holiday traffic deaths and urged travelers to adopt specific safety steps. They recommend higher tire pressure, front shoulder harnesses and rear seat belts, and keeping children restrained to reduce collision injuries during travel. They advise staying out of cars when possible and stress that many cars and roads remain unsafe for long trips.
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Chicago
Seymour Charles
Newark
N. J
American Medical Association
National Safety Council
Charles
Physicians For Automotive Safety
John States
Rochester
N. Y
American Association For Automotive Medicine
Detroit
Speed limit lowered on eastern Kansas Turnpike
Turnpike authorities cut the eastern four miles of the Kansas City segment to 50 mph from the east toll gate to 18th and Muncie streets. New signs go up immediately. Speeds on this stretch previously ranged from 80 mph near the toll gate to 50 mph near 18th street, while most of the toll road stays at 80 mph.
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Wichita
18Th and
Muncie Streets
Kansas City
L. W. Newcomer
18Th Street
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log For June July Data
Kansas traffic death log lists totals by month with year 1966 figures. June shows 65 deaths, July 0, and 1966 total 317. compare 1965 period of 298 deaths. Data reflects Topeka AP traffic log across 24 hours to 9 a.m. Friday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Lettuce Craving and Iron Deficiency Discussed
Dr Molner notes lettuce hunger often reflects appetite quirks rather than missing nutrients. He cites iron deficiency can create cravings but warns balance and variety matter, favoring leafy greens with notable iron content and suggesting spinach as a better example. The column also answers knee swelling and diaphragm fitting after childbirth.
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J. W
North America
Middle Age Blues From Hal Boyle
AP columnist Hal Boyle reflects on middle age as a long dark tunnel yet notes humor in aging. He compares aging habits to smoking and Elvis verses Beatles, lists changing tastes and routines, and jokes about pensions, glasses, and dance floor nerves.
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New York
Civilian Delay Slowed Oil Target Strike Near Haiphong
Government civilian decision makers lagged behind military chiefs on striking oil stocks near Haiphong. The Joint Chiefs urged bombing to choke North Vietnamese petroleum stores adjacent to the port, but civilians feared civilian casualties and damage to ships including Russian vessels. Congressional testimony later recounted the process of target approval by President Johnson with input from the State Department and cabinet members.
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Washington
Haiphong
Joint Chiefs
South Viet Nam
Soviet Union
John P. McConnell
Air Force
Senate Defense
Johnson
Viet Nam
Joint Chiefs of Staff
State Department
Hanoi
Red China
Soviet Appeal Urges Unity With China for Hanoi Support
In Moscow an article in Pravda urged Communist unity with China to back North Vietnam. The piece did not reference U S air raids around Hanoi and Haiphong.
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Moscow
Red China
Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
Pravda
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Dorothea Simons
Evelyn Strimple
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Lyman Wiley
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