Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff list
The document lists the Lawrence Daily Journal-World staff with roles including President and Editor LPH Simons, Vice President Publisher Bill Mayer, Managing Editor Jack Tmeralan, Editor Pontvertising Manager, and Business Manager, noting the paper is established in 1854 with publishing details and AP and ABC memberships. It references publication location Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates.
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Simons
LPH 1 C
Simone JR. JR
Bill Mayer
Jack Tmmeralan Sning
Opsirident Newa
Pondvertising Manager
Ero Eller
Worldpane
Sixth
New Hampshire
Wrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Inept Leaders Display GOP Quiet Support for Johnson Policies
The article criticizes Republican lawmakers and governors for backing President Johnson’s Vietnam and global programs with little dissent. It notes Mark Hatfield alone voting against a mass endorsement and warns that GOP figures fail to challenge administration policy in Washington or at key conferences.
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Congress
GOP
House
Senate
Johnson
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Rockefeller
Romney
Topeka
Washington
Los Angeles
Downtown shopping centers rise in urban renewal era
A New York architect Lathrop Douglass argues shopping centers are shifting from suburbs to downtowns. He cites weather controlled malls multi level parking and rising land costs as drivers. Lawrence mayor Ben Barteldes dreamed of a single large downtown center and recent efforts focus on expanding parking and weather controlled access.
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New York
Lathrop Douglass
Ben Barteldes
Lawrence
Rich Candidates Shift US Politics With Expense Heavy Campaigns
Expense figures from the California gubernatorial primary show GOP winner Ronald Reagan spending over 500000 and Democratic contender Sam Yorty over 300000. Governor Edmund Brown and George Christopher campaigns remain unreported, but likely large. The trend favors wealth and large donors over pure merit.
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U.S
GOP
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Scranton
Romney
Johnson
California
Ronald Reagan
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Edmund Brown
George Christopher
Reagan
Returning American declares democracy superior after 12 years in China
Clarence Adams, 37, former Army corporal captured in 1950, arrives in San Francisco and argues that despite faults democracy is better than Communism. He notes his China experience confirms his belief in American political freedoms and urges continued progress at home.
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China
U. S
Clarence Adams
San Francisco
America
Why the United States funds foreign aid across the world
The Associated Press survey asks readers why the U S gives aid and what returns are expected. It notes a total of about 120 billion dollars since World War II, and roughly 6 billion annually for overseas assistance, with debates in Congress limiting growth.
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Washington
United States
U. S
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Turkey
South Korea
West Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Regionalism on decline in Virginia after Democratic primary
Virginia voters shifted away from longtime figures A Willis Robertson and Howard W. Smith toward national Democrats George C. Rawlings Jr. and William B. Spong Jr. The outcome signals waning regionalism as urban and suburban areas favor liberal, national images while Byrd era incumbents face changing demographics and reapportionment effects.
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Virginia
Old Dominion
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Howard W. Smith
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Smith
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Fredericksburg
National Democratic Party
Portsmouth-Norfolk
Judge
Budget Paris For $500 A Day A Couple's Thrifty Tour
A narrator and spouse prove Paris can be seen on 500 dollars daily by skipping breakfast, choosing affordable meals, and shopping smart. They share frugal misadventures, including $100 hair, $150 lithographs, and a $450 laundry bill, ending with a lighthearted reflection on budgeting and fun.
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Christian
Old Home Town Highlights through the Years
A 1956 note lists Mr and Mrs Robert Blank as parents to a daughter. Kansas candidate John E Brown of Lawrence reaches Boy s Nation in Washington.
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John E. Brown
Lawrence
Kansas
Washington
R. E. Melvin
Detroit
Merrill-Palmer School
Emily Ferris
Daily Bible Message and Prayer
We reflect on the verse II Corinthians 3 18 and seek transformation from glory to glory. A prayer asks God for love discipline and the strength to bear His image before others through Jesus Christ our Lord Amen.
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God
Jesus Christ
Charlton Heston earns million per film and recalls theater roots
Charlton Heston, star of Khar toum as Gen. Gordon, commands about 1 million dollars per movie. He recalls moving with his wife to New York to pursue theater, renting a cold-water flat. The piece notes other entertainment items including Mary Hemingway and the Hemingway Memorial in Idaho and a Duke Ellington film premiere abroad.
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Charles Gordon
Khartoum
N. Y
Heston
Mary Hemingway
A. E. Hotchner
Papa Hemingway
Ketchum
Idaho
Hemingway
Cincinnati Orchestra
State Dept
Duke Ellington
Far East
Medical neglect prompts letters to Journal World
Lawrence residents question delays in emergency care at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Three citizens spent hours and two ER trips with a police call before Dr George Learned arrived at 12 15 a m to operate for appendicitis, discovering gangrene. The writer thanks Dr Learned and asks how many similar cases occurred.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
George Learned
Learned
Harold
Linda) Hudson
Prairie St
Highway neglect by Kansas Highway Commission criticized
The Journal-World voices concern that Douglas County is overlooked in road construction by the Kansas Highway Commission and notes ongoing criticism of the Democratic administration in Washington, D C rather than Topeka.
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Journal-World
Journal- World
Douglas County
Kansas Highway Commission
Washington, D. C
Topeka
Silent and distinct heart attacks differ in discovery and treatment
A reader asks about silent heart attacks and whether treatment differs. Doctors note that many so called silent cases have mild discomfort later recalled. treatment depends on heart damage, reserve, and could range from rest, meds, lifestyle changes, to monitoring or surgery.
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Dr. Melner
M. S
New Books at City Library by Marilyn Dell
The library display highlights international and literary titles including The Mission by Hans Habe about a 1938 conference and Nazi ransom quandary. Other works cover social change, South African themes, cinematic histories, and essays on feminism, humanism, and philosophy.
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Hans Habe
Hitler
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