Lawrence Daily Journal World historical masthead
Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead listing editors Dolph C. Simons Jr Bill Mayer Jack Zimmerman Ernest Pontius Leo Eller and staff. Established 1854 W C Simons served as editor 1891 to 1952 with pricing options and mailing details for Lawrence Kansas and surrounding counties.
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Dolph Simons
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerm
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
Cribbing in Grants Sparks NSF Policy Review
The National Science Foundation admits a large southern state university copied a Wisconsin proposal for a federal grant in science education. The duplicate proposal, nearly identical, won funding nearly $300,000, prompting review of open access to successful applications and a crackdown on grantsmanship.
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National Science Foundation
Foundation
Wisconsin University
Chicago
South
Science Magazine
Johnson Eyes 1964 and 1968 Presidencies
Observers speculate President Johnson aims for both 1964 and 1968. Health limits and the 22nd Amendment shape potential terms, with Johnson unlikely to seek more than eight years under normal terms. He has not announced but is expected to run and be nominated, with confidence reflected in polls and public statements.
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Johnson
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
White House
John Kennedy
LBJ
House Calls Decline as Americans Move to Hospitals
The article cites Medical Economics surveys showing a shift from home visits to hospital and office visits by doctors over ten years. It notes a change in patient expectations and AMA guidance encouraging patients to seek care at offices rather than inviting doctors to homes.
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Medical Economics
Physicians
American Medical Association
AMA
Doctors Prefer Office Visits Over Home Calls
The piece argues that lengthy exams and available equipment make office visits superior. It cites doctors busy with patients, modern drugs, and insurance limitations as factors reducing home calls, while noting emergencies still prompt home visits when reachable and emphasizing the AMA view on in-office diagnostics.
Medicare costs burden millions of seniors nationwide
A Times-Post Leased Wire report notes that about three million Americans over 65 will be or have been hospitalized this year. Hospital bills averaging 1200 dollars exceed many elderly incomes, with costs rising faster than doctor fees and drug prices.
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Washington
Times-Post
Social Security Administration
Bureau of Census
Aime J. Forand
D-R. I
Kennedy
Forand
Retiring Lawrence Police Chief honored in 1954 dinner
A 1954 dinner honored retiring Lawrence Police Chief John Ingalls as Badge No 120 retired after 30 years of service. City Manager Jim Wigglesworth delivered the laudatory speech. Frances Carter recalled earlier years and planned June retirement after 38 years as assistant librarian.
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Lawrence
John Ingalls
Jim Wigglesworth
Frances Carter
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Verse
A devotional note cites Ephesians 3 20 to 21 RSV praising God who can do abundantly more than asked and imagined. It closes with a prayer asking that the beauty of Jesus be seen in believers and that awareness of relation to God and His church guide every attitude and action.
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Christ Jesus
Jesus
Johnson Passman clash over new rules for foreign aid
Washington coverage of the 1960s legislative fight over foreign aid under President Johnson and Rep. Otto Passman. The piece explains Johnson's scaled program, expected congressional cuts, Cannon's death shifting leverage, and the split between committees on approving the 3.5 billion dollar package and the actual appropriation.
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Washington
Times - Post
Congress
Johnson
Otto Passman
D-La
Passman
House
White House
Kennedy
Mr. Johnson
Clarence Cannon
House Appropriations Committee
Cannon
House Foreign Affairs Committee
South Viet Nam
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Rockefeller Leads California Primary Amid Goldwater Surge
Governor Nelson Rockefeller appears poised for a potential 55 percent finish in the California Republican primary if turnout is high, with Goldwater mounting a strong challenge. Voters show Goldwater solid but minority support, while many prefer a candidate other than either Rockefeller or Goldwater.
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Los Angeles
Times - Post
California
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Goldwater
New York
Arizona
Lyons Den Highlights Broadway Bets and A Parade of Stars
Albert Finney recalls his bet Alec Guinness would win a Tony and their London dressing room encounter. Natalie Wood Katharine Hepburn set film roles, Richard Quine to direct Oh Dad Poor Dad, Bea Little may record with Arthur Godfrey. Sinatra tours Europe. Princess Grace Red Cross gala in Monte Carlo. Lipchitz donates art to rescue commission. Shor’s hosts receive top wires. contraband hashish turns to Weizmann Institute. Gyramathy rises from sidewalk chalk to Broadway set designer. Barbara Barry engaged to Jay Hartnick. Krulak may go to Viet Nam. David Merrick boasts of being a monopolist.
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Albert Finney
Alec Guinness
Finney
Sir Alec
London
Guinness
Natalie Wood
Katharine Hepburn
Arthur Kopit
Richard Quine
Bea Little
Arthur Godfrey
Monte Carlo
Fifth Avenue Opera Assn
Hansel and
Gretel
Louisiana
Mike Todd
Jacques Lipchitz
International Rescue Commission
Toots Shor
J. Edgar Hoover
Jim Hoffa
Negev
Weizmann Institute of Science
Michel Gyramathy
Folies Bergere
N.Y
Gyramathy
Barbara Barry
Jay Hartnick
Victor N. Krulak
Viet Nam
JFK
David Merrick
Understanding Leukemia Types and Treatments
Dr notes that chronic adult leukemia differs from acute childhood leukemia. In adults, enlarged lymph nodes and spleen respond to X ray and some drugs, allowing years of comfortable life with regular monitoring. Acute leukemia in children remains hard to cure, though remissions can occur, some lasting years, with varying drug responses and uncertain outcomes.
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M.A
Cholesterol Easy to Snare Via Eating Trip in France
Avignon field notes recount a long gourmet tour through France from Paris to Burgundy. The writer jokes about cholesterol gains and wine as they describe meals at Hostellerie de la Poste in Avallon, notes on Napoleon and Eisenhower visits, and Beaune’s Burgundy dining scene with rooms at $14 a night.
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France
Avignon
Times- Post
Paris
Air France
Los Angeles
Alcoholics Anonymous
Burgundy
Auto Route du Sud
Avallon
Hostellerie de la Poste
Michelin
Rene Hare
M. Hare
Napoleon
Duke and Duchess of
Freshly Boyle-ed Potpourri of Odd Facts and Odds
Hal Boyle shares a mix of quirky notes from oysters growing on mangroves in Florida to Greece’s siesta culture. He muses on speed comparisons with ants, U.S. 1964 investment forecasts, and daily life tidbits from nails in homes to hours spent on the telephone.
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New York
Florida
Greece
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