Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead fragment
A partial view of the Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead from July 3 1965 lists staff roles including President and Publisher Dolple Simmons News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Roe Seger and the managing editor Jaci Zimmi. It notes publication daily except Sunday with price information and billing details for Lawrence Kansas and surrounding counties.
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Lesser verses of Star Spangled Banner urged for Independence Day reflection
On Independence Day observances at Memorial Stadium the article highlights the third and fourth stanzas of The Star Spangled Banner. It argues those lines offer deeper meaning about freedom and national resolve and deserve serious consideration alongside the familiar first verse.
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Memorial Stadium
Gloomy Vietnam War Picture Draws Mixed Confidence
Pentagon optimism contrasts with growing concern among military men tied to the Vietnam effort. Observers warn of deteriorating South Vietnamese and U.S. positions since the monsoon began, with intelligence showing a strengthening Communist threat and debate over holding on versus applying new pressure to push North Vietnam toward a peace conference.
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Pentagon
U. S
Viet Nam
State
Defense Departments
Washington
GOP Suggests Diplomatic Visit to France to Ease Tensions
Four GOP fact-finders who visited Paris urge President Johnson to make a special trip to confer with French President Charles de Gaulle. They say gestures of friendship are not signs of weakness and support easing tensions with the Communist world as a strategy with an ally.
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America
Paris
Johnson
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
De Gaulle sparks Western Europe debate on alliance partnership
A report notes De Gaulle’s influence across Western Europe and urges the United States to shift from a leader-follower role to a true partnership. It cites Rep. Paul Findley and colleagues urging broader recognition of European nations ready for deeper ties and peaceful collaboration. The piece weighs potential reception.
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France
de Gaulle
Western
Europe
U.S
Paul Findley
Ilinois
Alexander Pirnie
New York
Hasting Keith
Massachusetts
James JD. Martin
Alabama
United States
Free World
Warlord Role Is Relished By Nguyen Chanh Thi
South Viet Nam general Nguyen Chanh Thi, 39, is described as a warlord type who enjoys his role and commands a growing base across Quang Tri, Thua Tien, Quang Nam, Quang Tin and Quang Ngai. Analysts note caution about his ambitions amid a shifting military government and Buddhist influence.
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Hue
South Viet Nam
Times-Post
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Tran Hung Dao
Thi
Viet Nam
Saigon
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
New York
Long Island
Quang Tri
Thua Tien
Quang Nam
Quang Tin
Quang Ngai
Lawrence Night at Athletics Game in Kansas City
Old Home Town notes July 7 event in Kansas City where the Athletics faced Cleveland with Frank McDonald as event chairman. Also mentions Lyndon Johnson’s heart attack in Washington and holiday fatalities ahead of July 4.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
The
Athletics
Cleveland
Frank McDonald
Washington
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
Daily meditation cites Matthew 6 27 asking who can add a cubit to stature then offers a prayer of gratitude for daily provision and guidance through Christ our Lord Amen.
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Christ Our Lord
Buckley warns of revived Communist fronts in politics
William F Buckley Jr argues that a new wave of Communist fronts is forming in American politics. He notes fronts seek respectability by leveraging trusted figures to conceal their aims and urges skepticism toward any anti anti communist positions. He cites past fronts that defended Stalinist purges and opposed congressional investigations.
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Communist Front
Congress
Notable figures and deals span arts culture politics
Leonard Lyons notes Baruch bequeaths a rare collection to the Met while luminaries like Douglas, Barrett, Rooney, Raft, and Benny engage in ventures and real estate plans. Rhymes of Moscow purges, artists protest, and a cast of controversial signers shade American cultural life with critics labeling them as communists and eccentrics.
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Bernard M. Baruch
Metropolitan Museum of Art
William O. Douglas
Lake Baikal
Siberia
Mary Ellin Barrett
Irving Berlins
Victor Perlo
Paul Sweezy
Mao Tse-tung
Fidel Castro
Lyle Stuart
Allen Ginsberg
LeRoi Jones
Stock Market’s Wild Week Tests Investor Nerves
Investors faced a volatile week as the stock market swung from sharp losses to steep gains. turnover on the New York Stock Exchange topped 33.86 million shares, marking the year's heaviest trading. The Dow rose 20.80 to 875.16 while the S and P 500 added 2.10 to 85.16, with analysts predicting a potential return toward the 885 mark on technical grounds.
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Los Angeles
Times - Post
New York Stock Exchange
Standard and Poor
Dow
Camps Provide Safe Fun for Diabetic Children
The American Diabetes Association supports more than 50 camps in the United States and Canada offering summer programs for diabetic youngsters. Each child follows a personal diet, insulin is given daily, and medical staff ensure safety. Fees are reduced to fit family budgets, and some areas may have limited spots for this year.
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United States
Canada
American Diabetes Association
New City Library Books In A Curated Mini Catalog
A catalog of recent titles with brief notes and author names including THELMA HELYAR with a house in the country, Violet Bonham Carter on Winston Churchill, Richard Ss on Lincoln's scapegoat, Jan Myrdal in Report From A Chinese Village, Robbins Darling on Hill Farms and Padi Fields, William McCord on Mississippi hot summer civil rights, John Kie on The Free Men, Joan Robertson on The Greatest Thing Since Sliced Bread, Paul Gallico on Mrs Harris Goes To Parliament, WilLigan Trevor’s The Boarding House, James Avczel The Ice Age, Dudley Pope RAMAGE, Aldo Palazzeschi ROMA.
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Lincoln
Richard Ss. West
Ben Butler
Mississippi
John Kie
Chapel Ell
North Carolina
Joan Robertson
Morris Turd Jil
Veronica Lake
Tate
Arris
Paul Gallico
Charlady
House of Commons
Willigand Trevor
Bird
Jamas
Avczel
Hungary
Ramage
Dudley Pope
Roma
Aldo Palazzeschi
Current Best Sellers List Snapshot
The list features fiction titles by Bellow Kaufman and Harley along with non fiction works by Hammar and Morison. Notable entries include Up the Down Stair Case and The Ambassador with several other titles spanning literature and history.
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Bellow
Kaufman
Work the
West
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