Lawrence Journal-World Preview Ad Details 1966
The snippet lists staff roles for the Lawrence Journal-World including President and Editor Simons Jr and W. C. Simons as Editor. It notes publication history since 1854 and pricing: carrier 35 cents weekly, $18.20 yearly. mail rates for Douglas County and elsewhere.
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W. C. Simona
Ally
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
United States stance on Argentina coup signals cautious learning
The United States censured the Argentine coup, suspended diplomatic ties, and cut aid under OAS policy, aiming for restraint to avoid repeat involvement. Observers say this approach improves regional image, with emphasis on choosing the right side over the winning side despite past bungles.
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United States
U.S
Argentina
Organization of American States
Marge Stockton a Key Civic Leader in Lawrence
The article honors Marge Stockton for 42 years of Lawrence residency and her extensive civic work. It notes she led and promoted numerous projects, often creating new initiatives and inspiring others, while maintaining grace and charm. Her relentless activity shaped community development and progressive town life.
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Frank Stockton
Lawrence
Marge Stockton
Mrs. Stockton
President's Club dinners invite big donors to White House events
The administration denies it, yet at two White House dinners for Krag and Faisal, Texans who gave between 1080 and 10000 this year had reserved spots. Alfred Negley and H H Coffield, both Texas donors, attended Krag’s dinner. other 10000 contributors include W H Bauer. The piece notes past Kennedy era plans for a dinner lottery and questions merit based spoils in politics.
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White House
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
Jens Otto Krag
Faisal
Alfred Negley
San Antonio
Negley
Krag
Rockdale
Tex
Coffield
W. H. Bauer
Port Lavaca
Humphrey
Earl Warren
John W. McCormack
Kennedy
Johnson
Public Trust Eroded by Officials Debunking Response
A fragment cites criticism of Moyers and officials offering debunking as harming public trust. The text implies ongoing skepticism toward high level statements and calls for clearer accountability and transparency.
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Ment
Moyers
Transylvania College Barbs Name Focus in Admissions Message
Individual career strategy matters more than a school name says G James Hechtman. He notes notable alumni including vice presidents senators speakers cabinet officers ambassadors governors and presidents from Transylvania College Kentucky. The key is personal effort and self-improvement.
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G. James Hechtman
U.S
Transylvannia College
Kentucky
Tight Money Shocks Home Buyers and Lenders
The piece contrasts buyers like John and his wife facing a jump in down payments and interest rates with a junior executive’s failed house deal due to higher mortgage costs. It notes lenders scarcity of funds, competition for loans, and a larger money supply yet tighter credit conditions slowing housing activity.
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New York
John
Joe
Savings and Loan
Water skiers debated by Lone Star Lake board
Old Home Town notes that at Lone Star Lake a long standing clash between fishermen and motor-boaters neared a solution as the board approved water skiers on Wednesdays on an experimental basis. The item highlights a local governance move and reflects 1956 civic life.
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Lone Star Lake
Clifford Hope
R-Kan
House of Representatives
House Agriculture Committee
Garden City
Clifford Jr
Elks Club
Salvation Army
Bill Hargis
Coronado
Government aims to enroll Gypsy children in schools in North Bohemia
Journalist Jack Zimmerman laments Czech officials setting up commissions to reform Gypsy life in North Bohemia where about 17,000 Gypsies live and only 10 percent enjoy civilized conditions. He notes the plan to compel Gypsy children to attend school starting next September and fears the loss of Gypsy independence to bureaucratic assimilation.
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Czechoslovakia
North
Bohemia
Letter expresses priority for tornado warning system over pool
Lawrence resident Warren L. Bosch urges city to fund a tornado warning system first, arguing essential public safety should precede a municipal pool. He proposes contributing to the cause and notes heat concerns but emphasizes fixing storm sewers and warnings before recreational projects.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
TV Am
Reminder to Hydrate Animals and Discuss Sex Education
A summer water reminder notes pets and birds need drinks during heat. A letter criticizes sex education in public schools asking what it aims to accomplish and how teachers become experts. Slade Brown plans a celebration trip for cast and crew after the 50th performance.
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Journal-World
Alvin Dahlene
Ill
Slade Brown
Martinique
Norma Donaldson
Orange
Texas
Sex Education Urged By Dr Bee For Local Schools
Editor notes Dr Lawrence Bee calls for comprehensive sex education in local schools to teach reproduction facts, aligning with other proponents. He argues for factual, age appropriate instruction to inform students and improve understanding.
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Journal-World
Lawrence Bee
Today’s Bible Message Freedom in the Spirit
A devotional note quotes II Corinthians 3 17 RSV and asks for God’s spirit to dwell in believers. The prayer seeks Christlike love and compassion for all people in Jesus name Amen.
Romney Emerges as Figure in 1966 Republican Governors
At the Los Angeles Governors Conference George Romney of Michigan pressed to lead the Republican Governors' Association, challenging Robert Smylie's chair role and shaping policy on civil rights and Vietnam. Romney's push faced resistance from figures like James Rhodes, but hinted at a 1968 Nixon or Romney choice.
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Woodland Park
Lawrence Fire Department
M. Newmark Drygoods Co
W. M. Newmark
Aetna Insurance Co
Newmark
Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
Los Angeles Country Club
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Reagan
California
Miami
Republican Governors’ Association
Denver
Robert Smylie
Idaho
Smylie
John Love
Colorado
President Johnson
Governors’ Conference
Johnson
James Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Rommney
U.S
Viet Nam
Century Plaza Hotel
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Shampoos Twice Weekly Safe Says Dr Molner
Dr Molner states shampooing twice weekly is healthful and does not cause drying for most people. Only a few with unusually dry skin may notice temporary drying if using high alcohol content products.
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Dr. Mother
Ion
Who Cares to Be a Millionaire
Hal Boyle muses on how the dream of becoming a millionaire has faded from a symbol of American success to a fragile status. He notes that a one million dollar fortune now buys little after taxes and inflation, leaving the owner with modest living and heavy debt, while true wealth shifts to multimillionaires.
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New York
Horatio Alger
Alonzo Q. Grubb
America
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