Lawrence Journal World June 2 1965 price and info note
The Lawrence Journal World published daily except Sunday lists offices at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with contact VI 3 1000. Subscription rates include 35 cents weekly by carrier 15.20 yearly by mail in local counties 11 yearly elsewhere in the United States. Second class postage paid at Lawrence Kansas.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
United States
Kaa
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Malone First Negro Graduate From Alabama University
Vivian Juanita Malone earns a bachelor’s degree in business management at the University of Alabama becoming the first Black graduate. Despite early disruption she focused on studies and plans job hunting, with Alabama reporting 56 undergraduate Black students across campuses.
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Vivian Juanita Malone
Miss Malone
University of Alabama
Alabama
Malone
Retiring KU housemother criticizes hair rollers trend
The KU housemother laments changing manners and previews how beauty routines reflect on young women and future wife training. She notes casual dress and bad grooming like hair rollers as disrespectful while arguing for standards and public perception.
Departmentalized instruction in elementary schools fails to boost learning
A three year Montgomery County Maryland study found no academic gains from dividing instruction by subject. Reading and math showed no improvement while social studies and science showed no significant difference. Teachers liked specialization but found less ability to tailor lessons to individual students.
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America
PTA
Montgomery County
Patience in U S Key to Victory in Viet Nam War
Washington Post wire analysis argues patience and stamina at home may determine success in Vietnam. It cites American impatience, past wars, and leaders like Truman Johnson and Kennedy, warning the conflict could last five to seven years if Hanoi and Beijing prevail.
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Washington
Times-Post
Viet Nam
United States
Donald Johnson
Americal Legion
Legion
South Viet Nam
White House
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Korea
Johnson
Mr. Truman
KU consultant Paul Malone aids state revenue study
Old Home Town Paul Malone of KU’s Bureau of Business Research was hired as a consultant for the Legislative Council to examine the state revenue system. In Oskaloosa a bond issue for a new high school failed. Artist William Alexander Griffith, 78, died in California. he founded KU drawing and painting and helped obtain the Thayer art collection. Lawrence figures note education and a large Haskell Institute graduating class with 78 students from 24 states and 36 Indian tribes.
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Paul Malone
Bureau of Business Research
Legislative Council
Oskaloosa
William Alexander Griffith
California
Thayer
Lawrence
G.R.E. Griffith
The
First National Bank
Lawrence Board of Education
Bert Ober
Old Mexico
Haskell Institute
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
Behold I stand at the door and knock. If any hear my voice and open, I will come in and sup with him. Pray for awareness of Christ love and forgiveness. Today ask Him to be Savior so others may know Him through us. Amen.
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Christ
Summer Opens in Frenzy As Kids Vanish From Home
A father reflects on the rush of summer after school ends. He notes kids’ schedules filling with day camp, driver training, lawn mowing jobs, tennis lessons, and papers routes while parents endure the chaos and hope for a calm stretch before July.
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Momma
Letter to the Journal-World on appearance and academic freedom
The writer critiques the May editorial The Off Beats for judging professors by appearance and urges tolerance of individual differences in ideas and looks. It argues university vitality depends on accepting nonconformity as part of academic freedom and cites Mill on individuality.
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Journal-World
John Stuart Mill
Mill
Journal- World
Alexis de Tocqueville
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Attitude Toward Americans In England From a Non-Pro View
Los Angeles Times correspondent notes mild anti American sentiment in London. He argues British attitudes mix irony with restraint and points to American economic moves like Chrysler in Rootes and Boeing contracts as fueling resentment amid Europe questions.
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England
Grosvenor Square
United States
Viet Nam
U. S
Europe
Britain
Rootes Motor Firm
Chrysler
Boeing
To Your Good Health Dear Dr Mother Headache Seasonal Pattern
A reader reports a decade of yearly December to April severe headaches, occurring most mornings. After numerous examinations, including a neurologist, all tests were negative for a cause. They seek Dr. Dear’s guidance on persisting symptoms and potential remedies.
Montenegro Journey With Tito and a Palace Museum
In Montenegro a broad bus winds through 23 serpentine turns toward Cetinje. The tour includes a palace museum of Montenegro’s last king with relics from prewar years and a note on Tito’s rise aided by Philip Noel-Baker.
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Dubrovnik
St. Moritz
Montenegro
Communist League
Peter DeMaerel
Sabena
Marina
Yugoslavia
Cetinje
Tito
Tony Curtis
John Wayne
Sven Stefan
Montenegro Riviera
Disney
U. S
America
New York
Lord Fauntleroy
State of
Department of Interior
Philip Noel-Baker
Noel-Baker
International Refugee Organization
League of Nations
Russia
Noel- Baker
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Edward T. Folliard
Washington Post News Service
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Peking
North Viet Nam
Truman
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Mussolini
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