Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and Publishing Details
Lawrence Daily Journal World presents history with editors and managers including Simons junior and Pontivas. The paper, established 1854, is published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates show carrier weekly cents, annual rates of 18.2 dollars in county and 11 dollars elsewhere.
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W. C., Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
Andoining
Inited States
Fireworks Show Promises Big Value at KU Memorial Stadium
Lawrence Jaycees present a Sunday night July 4 display at Kansas University's Memorial Stadium with 1900 dollars of fireworks and a premier band concert. Tickets are 25 cents for families seeking safe, economical entertainment. Experts will supervise the show to avoid personal fireworks dangers, congratulating the Jaycees for a colorful community celebration.
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Kansas University
Memorial Stadium
Midwest
Lawrence Jaycees
The
Jaycees
Meredith Admits U S Silence on Negro Voting Rights in Khartoum
James Meredith, living in Nigeria, tells an African audience that U S Negroes must seek overthrow if equality fails. He cites his Mississippi University graduation amid federal protection and notes irony of Sudan reception. Skeptics question motives and warn of consequences for his stance.
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James Meredith
Nigeria
Africa
U. S
Meredith
Mississippi University
University of Khartoum
Sudan
Saudi Arabia
Johnson
Congress
Khartoum
Mohammed Ibrahim Nugull
Salerno Hell Is Past by Jerry Hulse
Salerno once a blood soaked battlefield now hosts a peaceful promenade. Veterans rest in a cemetery south of the city as children play along a palm lined street near Naples. Salerno has risen from rubble with new white buildings and a modern place of worship marking a monument to death and victory.
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Salerno
Italy
Times-Post
Adolf Hiller
Europe
Mark Clark
Gulf of Salerno
Germany
XIV Panzer Corps
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sth
Here
Naples
U S Involvement in Dominican Crisis Draws Fierce Debate
Washington Post correspondent Murrey Marder reports that U S actions in the Dominican Republic amid the 1960s revolt sparked major controversy. He notes early U S stance favored the rebel side against Juan Bosch and Donald Reid Cabral, sought law and order, and feared communist influence, yet moved beyond prudent limits as events unfolded.
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Cuban Bay of Pigs
U.S
Western Hemisphere
Dominican Republic
Murrey Marder
Washington Post
United States
Donald Reid Gabral
Republic
Juan Bosch
Washington
Bosch
Santo Domingo
Dominican crisis sparks debate on U S role and credibility
Analysts weigh Johnson Administration claims that defeating Communism elsewhere justifies a hemispheric peacekeeping force in the Dominican Republic. The force is largely American with few regional allies, prompting questions about future U S use of troops against left or right wing takeovers and long term credibility.
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Johnson
U.S
Dominican Republic
Local History Notes On Birthdays And Budgets
Old Home Town items recall 1955 birthday celebrations for Jan and Gaylene Williamson and the arrival of the Williamsons. Horse Show manager Lathrop Read notes plans for next year and high praise for Lawrence facilities.
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H.C. Murphree
Jan
Gaylene Williamson
Charles Williamson
Lathrop Read
Lawrence
Coffey- Ville
Kan
Wendell Willkie
Daniel Hornaday
Wild Bill Hickok
Haskell
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A devotional note presents Hebrews 1 1 2’s message that God spoke through prophets and now through His Son. It asks readers to seek divine communication and become vessels to convey God’s word for Jesus sake.
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God
Jesus
Statesmen replaced by marble players in world politics
Column argues diplomacy has declined as leaders mix with petty quarrels. It cites the Asian African summit delay in Algiers, Shastri Chou and Nasser snubs at Cairo, Sukarno's arrival, and a shift from seasoned statesmen to childish behavior, concluding real diplomacy is fading.
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Algiers
India
Shastri
China
Cairo
Himalayas
Nasser
Sukarno
Indonesia
Chou
Malaysia
Daddy
Ivan
Reds
Overseas schools blasted for poor conditions and low pay
160000 U S service dependents' schools abroad are urged to improve as teachers cite unsafe buildings, scarce supplies, and low salaries. Joseph B Crawford of the Overseas Education Assn warns of vacancies, high turnover, and weak DoD funding, prompting NEA action against overseas postings.
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New York
Times- Post
U. S
Joseph B. Crawford
The
Overseas Education Assn
Crawford
Paris
NEA
William G. Carr
OEA
Carr
Department of Defense
United States
OES
Letters Editor urges better KU public relations strategy
A Journal-World reader critiques university administration for labeling dissent as treason and calls for improved PR. The letter supports concentrating resources on one flagship state school, KU, and questions the admin's failure to win broad support and avoid treating disagreement as disloyalty.
Fat intake and dry skin in older adults Questioning low fat cause
In this Q and A Miss M K asks if lack of fats and butter causes dry skin and scalp. The doctor notes multiple causes including glands thyroid skin aging and bathing. He suggests increasing fat intake to test for improvement while warning other causes may be stronger and adds a psychological note to a separate case.
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M. K
War reporter Hallmark leaves from battle scarred Viet Nam city
Hal Boyle chronicles Qui Nhon a siege city in central Viet Nam where fear and refugee camps mark daily life. He notes 37 dead from the Hotel Viet Coa bombing, 23 Americans, and refugees living in barbed wire camps amid disease and poverty. A defector jokes about futile leaflets.
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Qui Nhon
Viet Nam
Refu
Viet Coa
Binh Dinh
South Viet Nam
Saigon
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