Lawrence Daily Journal World Front Page Names and Staff
The Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Thursday Evening July 8 1965 lists Dolph Simons as editor and Fiditor with Vice President Publisher details and staff roles including Bill Mayer managing editor Jack Pan News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Eluer and W C Simons editor. It notes established 1854 and publication details at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates and AP affiliation.
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Dolph Simons
Aeateent
Dolph Co
Simons IR
Bill M.ayer
Jack Pan Misr
AIA + flalbeidecovspene batts
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eluer
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Protecting the Dollar and the Fed’s Role in Market Stability
An analysis argues that market drops were not caused by Fed Chair William McChesney Martin alone and stresses the Federal Reserve’s independent mission. It defends monetary policy as essential to keeping the dollar sound amid political pressure and deficit spending across administrations.
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William McChesney Martin
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Gov. Martin
Martin
Federal Reserve Bank
Free World
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Washington
United States
Federal Reserve
America
BC the Brassy West: Bennett’s Hydro Power Prowess
Victoria profile of Premier W A C Bennett and BC’s nationalized hydro power, crowning skyscraper and dam projects. It notes Pacific Great Eastern Railway, Columbia River power deals with the United States, and BC government loans to Quebec, with minimal French presence and bilingualism debate.
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Victoria
British Columbia
Times-Post
Canada
Texas
Vancouver
Straits of Georgia
Hydro and Power Authority
W.A.C. Bennett
Hydro
Bennett
Straits
United States
Columbia
Winnipeg
Calgary
Social Credit
Pacific Great Eastern Railroad
Prince George
Quebec
Space safety record questioned as risks rise
The article warns that America's flawless space safety record cannot last. It urges national readiness for possible failures and fatalities as future, riskier missions are planned, while praising the dedication of those who maintain space systems.
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America
U.S
Astronauts Join Conditioning to Prepare for Failure
The piece notes failure will occur and urges periodic public reminders. Astronauts themselves participate in a conditioning program, asserting they and their kind are better prepared than the public who support them to reach safety.
Old Home Town Highlights From 1955 Local News
A 1955 recap covers Olympic Commissary Inc purchasing Kansas Turnpike restaurant rights for 20 percent gross receipts with other bidders like Howard Johnson at 15 percent. Local garden club activities feature slides by Dr. Cora Downs and plans for Java teaching by Dr. Noble Sherwood. The Ottawa Junior Chamber of Commerce forms with Judge Hugh Means speaking. Population data show seven counties in the Second District lost people while Johnson rose from 27,197 to 33,284. The WPA studies on children feature Washington proof against the idea of an average child. George Kreeck begins as Minister Plenipotentiary to Paraguay in Ascuncion with family joining. Rockefeller wealth transfers noted in New York. Kansas Supreme Court limits in setting minimum wage for women and children.
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Olympic Commissary Inc
Kansas Turnpike
Howard Johnson
Johnson
Countryside
John H. Nelson
Cora Downs
England
Noble Sherwood
Java
United Nations
Ottawa
George Kreeck
Lawrence
Paraguay
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Bible message and prayer excerpt
Today’s message proclaims the life giving law of the Spirit frees believers from sin and death. A prayer thanks God for sending Christ to liberate from bondage and asks followers to live for others in His name.
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Christ Jesus
God
Christ
Review of The Making of the President 1964 by Theodore White
The piece lauds Theodore White's The Making of the President 1964 while noting his liberal tilt and sharp portrayal of Lyndon Johnson. It argues White shows how Johnson won in 1964 and names Rockefeller and Scranton as key GOP defeaters. The column ends by suggesting the book will affect Ray Bliss amidst Republican struggles and even provides Bliss’s address.
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Theodore White
White
China
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
LBJ
Hubert Humphrey
Yesteryear
Mr. Kennedy
Abraham Lincoln
Senator Goldwater
Ray Bliss
Mr. White
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Scranton
Mr. Bliss
Eye Street
N.W
Washington, D.C
New Kansas Maps Debut With Added Features
Kansas Highway Commission issues 1965-66 road maps with changes from the 1963-64 edition. Cover highlights Kansas longest bridge on K16 near Randolph crossing Turtle Creek Reservoir, with Gov Avery inviting exploration of the state’s highways. Maps number 200,000 printed.
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Commission
Kansas
K16
Randolph
Turtle Creek
John Anderson
William H. Avery
Sunflower State
DiMaggio headlines San Francisco luncheon with golf talk
At the Sheraton Palace Garden Court San Francisco Joe DiMaggio mixed banter on golf and his weight 195 with a note on a $5 000 claim against Marilyn Monroe's estate. Guests included Jake Ehrlich and Gen Carlos P Romulo who referenced the UN Old Timers Game and the Yankees Old Timers Game.
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San Francisco
Sheraton Palace
Grant
Marilyn Monroe
DiMaggio
Marilyn
Jake Ehrlich
Carlos P. Romulo
The
University of the Philippines
Romulo
N.Y
Yankees
Dandruff Remedies and Causes Explained by Doctor
Dear Dr Mother explains dandruff as shedding skin flakes on the scalp and notes causes include overactive glands and acid base imbalance. Advice covers shampoos antiseptics and consulting a dermatologist for persistent cases. Also guidance on teen room sharing and a note on semen count for sterility is included.
Maj Minish Leads F100 Unit Through 99 Days of War Costs
Maj James A Minish reports his squadron spent 21 241 250 dollars over 99 days flying 1 400 sorties and 2 200 missions in South Viet Nam and North Viet Nam. He notes the tally excludes fuel salaries and two planes, and says the unit did a good job and helped the overall effort.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
James A. Minish
Sam
Maj
Minish
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Alexandria
Here
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