Lawrence Daily Journal World Masthead and details
The page lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead with staff roles led by president and editor C Simons Jr and publisher Mats. It notes advertising and business management, and shows established year 1854 with circulation rates and mailing information for Douglas and neighboring counties. The item also states postal and AP membership details.
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Lawrence residents push for a municipal swimming pool vote
A historic call in Lawrence for a public pool grows amid heat and civic debate. Residents voice frustration at existing private pools and delayed plans, urging action to boost recreation for students, families, and visitors and to elevate civic pride.
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Lawrence High School
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Lawrence Country Club
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Firepower in Vietnam and the challenge of a small target area
The piece argues that despite massive US air and ground firepower in Vietnam with B 52s Navy forces and rising troop totals, the Viet Cong survive in a small country. It questions how the Hanoi government can endure ongoing attacks and downplays the impact of individual leaders amid wholesale firepower.
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U. S. Navy
U. S
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Kansas
Air Force
Navy
Kangas
Laos
Hanoi
North
Lyndon Johnson
Robert McNamera
Holifield criticizes clerks handling draft boards plan
Rep Chet Holifield accuses low ranking Civil Service clerks of processing American draft examinations instead of local draft boards. He says clerks run the boards and questions the efficiency and accountability of the system.
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Chet Holifield
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Call for Updating the Draft System to Ensure Fairness
The draft process relies on paid clerks for 8 percent of board decisions rather than community leaders. Congress argues the system is at least 15 years out of date, urging streamlining to reduce errors as military service remains a near certainty. Federal officials are urged to implement reform before more misjudgments occur.
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Dollar falls show varied world currency erosion in 1965
A New York bank study measures 1965 currency depreciation across 45 nations. The United States saw a 1.7 percent drop, with Canada 2.3, France 2.4, and Japan hit hardest at 7.1 for 1965, while several European economies also weakened under rising living costs. The report notes France moderation and wide gaps among nations.
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New York
U.S
el Salvador
Guatemala
Venezuela
Ecuador
United States
Brazil
First National City Bank
Canada
France
West Germany
Switzerland
Belgium
Norway
United Kingdom
Sweden
Italy
Ireland
Netherlands
Denmark
Japan
Old Home Town highlights from 1956 1941 and 1926 items
Recap of historical notes across years 1956 1941 and 1926. Includes Tom Maupin and Neil Mecaskey first Russia trip since iron curtain with 42 travelers and new Ewing Jones Post 112 officers Verner Newman as commander.
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Tom Maupin
Neil Mecaskey
Russia
Verner Newman
Ewing-Jones
American Legion
Johnny Hill
Basil Brown
Leonard Monroe
James Chicks
Bible message and prayer reflection on freedom in Christ
Verse from Galatians 5 18 RSV reminds that led by the Spirit frees from the law. Prayer thanks Christ for redemptive love and asks for spirit empowered mastery and deeper love leading to abundant life in Christ. Amen.
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Christ
JACKS STRAWS A BLANKET TO A LINUS
A humorous column on the importance of a wallet beyond cash noting coins, cards, and papers as a measure of status. It compares a billfold to a Linus blanket and warns of loss and theft risks including credit abuse and identity danger. The piece ends with a return to sentiment and independence.
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Sunshine and Health Club
Lyons' Den and Notables In Loose Celebrity Snippets
Tony Curtis recalls filming My Last Duchess in Europe as Zsa Zsa Gabor snacks a diamond pillbox and orders champagne. Eugene Istomin performs with a hand bandage at the 21 Club while joking about Cassius Clay. Two artists created counterfeit Rembrandts and Goyas for How to Steal a Million. Gen Desmond Young, captured by Rommel, reflects on his war years and respect for the opposing general.
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Tony Curtis
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Europe
Zsa Zsa
Dollink
Eugene Istomin
Cassius Clay
Picassos
Miros
Rembrandts
Goyas
Desmond Young
England
Rommel
Africa
Desert Fox
Young
Shor’s
Johnson cancels California Governors Conference trip
President Johnson scrapped plans to attend the California Governors Conference amid signs of weakening support in 1966. White House aides argued for the tour, but California Democrats opposed a high priced dinner tied to the visit, revealing tensions over Brown and Reagan as Johnson’s influence waned.
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Los Angeles
Johnson
Bill Moyers
Omaha
Des Moines
White House
California
Mr. Johnson
Democratic Party
Beverly Hills
Bank of America
Democratic National Committee
Treasury
Beverly Hilton Hotel
National Party
Edmund G
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Washington
LBJ
Texas
Joe Albritton
Los Angeles Coliseum
Pat Brown
Brown
Ronald Reagan
Wayne Impressed By Troops in Viet Nam
Hollywood AP John Wayne praises American soldiers in Viet Nam calling them more alive and capable than World War II troops. He cites their year long tours and readiness after visiting during a news conference on Tuesday.
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Wayne
Viet Nam
Hollywood (Ap
John Wayne
New Guinea
Memory and Not The Clothes Hal Boyle Nostalgic essay on memory's power and bygone era
A nostalgic reminiscence by Hal Boyle argues memory defines the man more than clothing. The piece contrasts old and new attitudes from summer basements to fashion, travel, medicine, and daily life, recalling roads, markets, and social habits that shaped a generation.
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New York
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