Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and basics dated 1965
Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead lists editors and staff including Dolph Simons and Dolph C. Simons. Published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates vary by carrier or mail, with rate details for Douglas County and other regions. July 7 1965 edition.
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
United States
Jan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Police lieutenant shoots man in self proved case sparks nationwide sympathy
Telegrams of sympathy flood the nation for a Los Angeles police lieutenant who shot a man he believed tied to the rape of his daughter. Officers say no official approval exists for such acts by an officer, duty requires due process, and the shooting victim is exonerated.
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Los Angeles
Good Garnett Move Delays July 4 Grand Prix
Garnett officials canceled the Kansas city’s July 4 Grand Prix steering dispute citing holiday rioting and vandalism elsewhere. Officials say the long weekend brought trouble to resort areas like Rockaway Beach Missouri and the schedule will shift to reduce risk for younger crowds.
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Garnett
Kansas
Rockaway Beach
Missouri
Unionized Teachers Face Fierce Affiliate Battle
A nationwide clash between NEA and AFT factions grips the teaching world. Observers warn the movement may sag as educators push for higher salaries and professional recognition, while tensions and red hot enthusiasm cool in some regions.
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National Education Association
American Federation of Teachers
NEA
AFT
New York City
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
United States
U. S
Sun Exposure Risks and Benefits Highlighted by Experts
Medical authorities warn that too much sun can cause permanent tissue damage and skin cancer while light exposure offers benefits such as vitamin D synthesis and relief for certain illnesses. The piece contrasts dangers of sunburn with potential health advantages of sunny climates for respiratory and convalescent patients.
Sun tanning advice from Johns Hopkins dermatologist
Dr. Maurice Sullivan, a Johns Hopkins dermatologist, warns against overdoing sun exposure and advocates a slow approach to tanning. He advises against heavy reliance on creams to prevent burning and stresses determining personal sun tolerance before tanning. He also suggests following the Greek phrases know yourself and moderation in all things.
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Maurice Sullivan
Johns Hopkins University
Soviet views on Viet Nam and the United States
Chalmers M. Roberts reports from Moscow in Q and A form about how the Viet Nam war reshapes U S detente perceptions. He notes Soviet citizens largely ignore Viet Nam while fearing a major war that jeopardizes food and housing.
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Washington
Times-Post
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
United States
Kremlin
Hanoi
U. S
Old Home Town Sparks From 1955 Camp And Campus News
A 1955 snapshot shows Gerald Carney and Russell Wiley leading Midwestern Music Camp guests in Bermuda shorts. A new spire rises on Old North College in Boston, replacing the original toppled in 1954. Lone Star Lake rules limit boats, fishing licenses set at 1 dollar. Lawrence bans sound trucks. Fraternal Aid Union convention hosted by national treasurer T. J. Sweeney. Kiwanis honors President Harding in Stanley Park Vancouver. City commissions create city attorney and assistant positions as ordinances are revised.
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Gerald Carney
Russell Wiley
Old North College
Boston
Lone Star Lake
Lawrence
Fraternal Aid Union
T. J. Sweeney
Fraternal Aid Association
Kiwanis
Harding
Stanley Park
Vancouver
Today’s Bible Message on Freedom and Righteousness
A religious note emphasizes freedom from sin through serving righteousness. A brief prayer thanks God for creation and asks to share freedom with others in Christ’s name.
Italy bigamy charges expose flaws in divorce law
The column argues Sophia Loren and Carlo Ponti face bigamy charges in Italy, highlighting how Italy’s divorce stance and New York’s adultery based divorce rules reveal laws built on emotion rather than reason. It criticizes rigid laws forcing melodramatic setups while praising legal attempts to stay within existing frameworks.
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Sophia Loren
Carlo Ponti
Italy
New York State
Ponti
Sophia
Rome
Miss Loren
Racial conflict in Africa frames Sudan struggle and aims
In Khartoum a civil war between Arabs and the black minority dominates the Sudan crisis. The piece outlines the scale of violence, regional dynamics, arms flows, and political divisions over southern autonomy versus federalism under Premier Mohammed Ahmed Mahjoub.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Times- Post
Africa
South Africa
Rhodesia
Anya-Nya
Ibrahim Abboud
Ethiopia
Congo
Chad
Egypt
Algeria
Anya-Nyas
Mohammed Ahmed Mahjoub
Notable Names and Anecdotes Hover Around Public Figures
Leonard Lyons reports on Jacqueline Kennedy's composure amid admirers at an auditorium performance. Other items note Michael Chaplin's book deal, Justice Hugo Black's Florida summer, Richard Burton myths, Jason Robards Jr and Joanne Woodward teaming in a Warner Bros. film, and Oscar Levant taboos.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Michael Chaplin
Putnam’s
Hugo Black
Florida
Richard Burton
Arthur
N.Y
Jason Robards Jr
Joanne Woodward
Warner Bros
Robards
Lauren Bacall
Miss Woodward
Paul Newman
Sun exposure and tanning guidance from Dr Molner
Dear Dr Molner advises moderation in sun exposure to avoid coarse skin and higher cancer risk. He notes iodine mixed with oil may stain but can irritate skin and won’t prevent sunburn. commercial lotions offer better filtration. He also cautions against overmixing home preparations.
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Dr. Mother
M. C
U S Moves Toward Accord With Panama on the Canal
The United States and Panama press toward a new Canal Zone treaty as negotiations continue. Robles aims to sign during his four year term, while U S representatives urge clear progress to prevent a nationalist flare up.
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Washington
United States
Panama
U.S
Panamanian National Assembly
Marco A. Robles
Robles
Johnson
John N. Irwin
Robert B. Anderson
Treasury
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Anderson
Dominican Republic
Canal
Canal Zone
Robert J. Fleming Jr
Open Letter Home from Hal Boyle About Vietnamese Women
An AP dispatch from Da Nang features Hal Boyle's open letter home praising Vietnamese women. He notes women labor in rice fields and city work, earning low wages and balancing heavy baskets with bamboo poles. He claims wives are cheerful, links fewer ulcers to hard work, and jokes about bringing a bamboo pole home.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
U.S
Harold
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