Lawrence Journal World Staff Details June 1 1965
Lawrence Journal World announces staff roles including President and Editor Dolph C Simons Jr Vice President Publisher Bill Mayer Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Eller and Business Manager with standard publication details and circulation notes for the June 1 1965 issue.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Annem
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Wewemenee
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Presade Oe
Why the Neglect at 19th and Iowa Streets Intersection
City officials neglect a dangerous intersection at 19th and Iowa streets as repeated accidents injure drivers. Calls for stop lights or bright blinkers grow louder while officials shift blame, warning more crashes and injuries if the problem continues unresolved.
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19Th
Iowa
Highway Department
City Hall
Commencement Talks Are Big Business for School Speakers
The piece notes commencement addresses attract large earnings with fees from $25 to over $100 per appearance. It cites a Nebraska egg illustration mishap by a college professor and observes wives often benefit financially from these talks. The author argues commencements remain popular as long as boards pay generous speaker fees.
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Nebraska
Boards of Education
Justice Role Can Vary
In a speech to the Law Alumni Association of Chicago University, Nicholas Katzenbach argues justice has varied from focusing on prosecutions to broader concerns about means, punishment, and indigent defendants. He cites arrests for cooling off, stop-and-frisk practices, petty gamblers, bail discretion, and deterring flight as examples.
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Washington
Times-Post
United States
Robert F. Kennedy
Nicholas Katzenbach
Katzenbach
Law Alumni Association of Chicago University
Althoug
Local leaders reshuffled as Mildred Watson retires after 19 years
Mildred Watson resigns as county welfare director after 19 years. Dr Worthie Horr named acting chairman of the KU Botany Department while Dr Robert Baxter takes sabbatical. Horr serves as Kan sas Academy of Science vice chair this year. Red Hogan wins H T Jones Invitational at Lawrence Country Club with 107 entries. Lawrence sends several youths to Boys and Girls State. Conference enters fourth year, sponsored by the American Legion and Auxiliary.
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Mildred Watson
Worthie Horr
Robert Baxter
Horr
Kansas Academy of Science
Red Hogan
Prairie Village
Lawrence Country Club
Albert Learned
Harry Winters Jr
Bill Stowits
Junius Penny
Carl Hird
Howard Sutherland
W. Richard Keene
Lawrence
Bonnie Barnes
American Legion and Auxiliary
Richard Keene
Wichita
Topeka
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
Psalm 1 1 declares blessed are those who avoid ungodly counsel and sinners The prayer asks God to increase awareness of His presence and to guide believers to live Christlike lives that inspire others and witness in all actions Amen
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Christ
Shriver Seen as One Man Gemini in Politics and Peace
Washington columnist Robert E. Thompson notes R. Sargent Shriver Jr. holds dual roles as director of the Peace Corps and head of the war on poverty. The piece discusses Shriver’s influence, critics over two-hat leadership, funding disputes with Powell and Rhodes, and his push to coordinate local anti-poverty programs with broad cross‑sector leadership.
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Washington
Times - Post
Texas
R. Sargent Shriver Jr
Shriver
Peace Corps
Illinois
Maryland
John
Powell
Office of Economic Opportunity
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Los Angeles Times
Community Action Agency
Fed policy sparks debate over Martin and tighter money
The piece questions whether William Mc Chesney Martin Jr and the Federal Reserve Board clash with or align with the Johnson administration on monetary policy. It contrasts easing during prosperity with a shift to restraint and notes mixed reactions from economists and financiers about impacts on growth and international payments.
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Washington
Times - Post
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
White House
Fed
Federal Reserve System
Martin
Congress
Eliot Janeway
New York
LBJ
Wall Street
First Negro woman named ambassador wins quick Senate approval
Patricia Roberts Harris 41 of Washington D C won swift approval from the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for her post as ambassador to Luxembourg. She was nominated by President Johnson and is set to depart soon for the Luxembourg assignment.
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Washington
U.S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Patricia Roberts Harris
Washington, D.C
Luxembourg
Johnson
Vitamin B complex and related health notes
Dear Dr Molner explains the B complex vitamins includes B1 to B12 and their roles, sources like cereals meats and legumes, storage limits and urine color with riboflavin, plus cautions about overcooking. It notes birth control pills unlikely to cause hair loss and offers hair loss causes and cautions for bronchiectasis, hair pulling, smoking risks, and a candid view on cosmetic breast enlargement surgery.
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Dr. Mother
J.A.R
Pride and Pay Drive Nung Mercenaries in Vietnam
Hal Boyle profiles Mr. Hin, a six foot Nung chief who leads 600 Nung bodyguards serving with U S Army Special Forces in northwest South Vietnam. The article notes their loyalty discipline and pride as key traits, with pay around 34 dollars monthly and potential six piasters monthly for senior leaders.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
Mr. Hin
Indochina
China
Ghurkas
India
South
Viet Nam
U.S. Army
Hin
Maj
Richard I. Allen Jr
Miami
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Robert E. Thompson
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West Wing
Sarge Shriver
D.C
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Joseph Molner
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