Lawrence Journal World Staff Roster and Publication Details
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World founded 1854 lists President and Editor Dolph Simons Jr and other staff roles including Vice President Publisher Bill Mayer Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Eller and Business Manager. Publication is daily except Sunday at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with mail and carrier rates for local Douglas County and national subscriptions. Thursday Evening June 3 1965.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Nail
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Am I An Addict and the Dangers of Alcohol
The article warns alcohol risks for adults in the United States, noting one in twenty or more may be alcohol dependent. It describes progression from social drinking to addiction, urges self reflection, and highlights the vulnerability of young adults with families.
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United States
Confidence Test in Viet Nam War Ebbing for U.S. Plans
Joseph Alsop notes early, large scale Viet Cong rainy season offensive may test U.S. confidence after bombing North Vietnam. North Vietnamese main force battalions outnumber Saigon troops by three to two in northern corps, with redoubts and jungle strongholds hard to strike.
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Hong Kong
Times-Post
Viet Nam
Saigon
Johnson
Pleiku
South Viet Nam
U. S
da Nang
K. S. Karol
Chen Yi
Saigon Saigon
Nguyen Shanh Thi
Elliott Roosevelt Named Mayor of Miami Beach
Elliott Roosevelt, 54, elected mayor of Miami Beach amid a scene of resort grandeur and eccentric local character. As Democratic national committeeman for Florida, he signals potential for national party leadership amid speculation from Time about future influence.
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Miami Beach
America
Elliott Roosevelt
Florida
Fdr
National Party
First Baptist Church Education Wing Opens at $73000
A new education wing costing seventy three thousand dollars was completed at First Baptist Church. The Gen Wilder Metcalf Kansas National Guard trophy for first time this year was awarded to Lawrence unit Company H 117th Infantry. 25 years ago Ottawa University graduated fifty seniors and Baker University sixty.
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First Baptist Church
Wilder Metcalf
Kansas National Guard
Lawrence
117Th Infantry
Ottawa University
Baker University of Baldwin
George Docking
West Hills
Harry Woodring
Territorial
Frederick Stanton
Lecompton
Mt. Aeolia
Topeka
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A Bible message notes that preaching the gospel carries responsibility and we are compelled to share it. The prayer asks for mercy for the lost and faithfulness to shepherd those astray in Jesus name.
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Father
Jesus
Right-Insider View on Dominican Crisis in Santo Domingo
Buckley reports a split in U S policy over the Dominican crisis with hard line and soft power factions at odds. He cites a military coup turning revolutionary as Marines protect rebels, predicts Washington may back a government laced with Communists, and notes Balaguer as the honest but tainted contender. Trujillo era loyalties haunt Balaguer while State Department favors self determination. The writer laments missed chances in May 1965.
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William F. Buckley JR
Dominican Republic
Johnson
U. S. Maines
U. S
Santo Domingo
CIA
Washington
Caamano
Imbert
OAS
Mayobre
Bundy
Trujillo
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguer
State Department
Fraser Hall should stand as KU heritage, Fraser memory urged
Letters from Marian Elliott Needham and Allen Crafton urge preserving Fraser Hall as a symbol of KU heritage and civic ideals. They argue sustaining Fraser honors founders and future students, while debating cultural value versus demolition for progress.
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Fraser Hall
R. G. Elliott
University
Sam Elliott
Fraser
Dad
Poco Frazier
Frazier
Kansas
Harper's
Marian Elliott Needham
Lake Oswego
Ore
Vaccine vs syphilis and diabetes pills explained
Dr Molner argues against a syphilis vaccine noting the disease is avoidable and spread stems from behavior. Vaccines would yield little public health gain and cost huge. He contrasts with insulin and explains diabetes pills do not contain insulin and must be taken orally.
Fraser Hall Speaks I Am Condemned to Die
A fragmentary reminiscence by Fraser Hall ends with a bleak note on illness and public funds. The speaker contemplates worth, fate, and the last setting sun as his life story remains incomplete.
Objection Voiced to Fraser Hall Demolition by Widow of Judge Brown
The widow of Judge W W Brown of Labette County objects to tearing down Fraser Hall a Kansas University landmark recalling its place in state history. She cites Lincoln and the people as the source of civil authority and notes Fraser Hall as a cherished link to the early days of Mt Oread and higher education in Kansas.
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Journal-World
W. W. Brown
Labette County
Kansas University
Fraser Hall
North College
Abraham Lincoln
Kansas
Lawrence
Mt. Oread
Flight routines in the spotlight on in-flight entertainment
A Los Angeles Times review details a high speed 600 mph cabin show featuring Captain Jones and Mr. Hare. Passengers enjoy a live takeoff screen, stereo options, and a theater like atmosphere while the flight nears Nashville. The piece notes sound quality and a mixed reception to the new format.
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New York
Times - Post
el Paso
Tex
Nashville
Captain Jones
Mr. Hare
Sally
Irene
Mary
Catalina Island
Tschaikovsky
Shirley Bassey
Ricky-Tick
Riz Ortolami
Richard Chamberlain
Yvette Mimieux
Aldous Huxley
George Orwell
Jones & Hare
Commander in Viet Draws Loyalty From His Marines
Capt. Pat Collins, 32, of Grosse Ile Michigan leads Company D 3rd Recon Battalion in Vietnam. With 4 officers 80 troops and 3 Navy corpsmen he earned a Bronze Star for bravery and Navy Marine Corps Medal in Cuba. His men volunteered for six more months of duty rather than leave him.
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South Viet Nam
America
Pat Collins
Grosse Ile, Mich
Pat
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Far East
Navy Marine Corps
da Nang
Sire
Freelly
Capain
Collins
Lyons Den in Rome and London Jokes Reflect Global Guests
Leonard Lyons recounts Aldo Moro's Rome visit and a quip at the Empire State Building. Mrs. LBJ awards Roger Stevens at Barter Theater in Abingdon while Noel Coward skewers humor. British mispronunciations of Harlow spark formal snubs and a silent T joke about Haslow Margot.
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Rome
Aldo Moro
Empire State Building
Moro
Colossus
Rhodes
Hanging Gardens
Babylon
Empire State
Galileo
Tower
Pisa
Italy
U. S
Unesco
Paris
Lbj
Abingdon
Roger L. Stevens
White House
Margott
Haslow
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
W. C. Simons
Viet
By Joseph Alsop
Washington Post News Service
Comes Elliott
John Birchers
Old Home Town
Business and Professional Women's Club
Florence Barrows
Capello
la Nacion
Imber
Bosch
House of Prayer
Wisdom
Plato
Aristotle
Pope
Poe
Shake- Speare
Seneca
Bach
Christ
Allen Crafton
N. H
Joseph Molner
Charles Champlin
Los Angeles Times
Hal Boyle
Lyons den
Leonard Lyons
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