Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details
The item lists the Lawrence Daily Journal-World staff roles headed by Dolph C. Simons Jr and names several editors and managers. It notes publication details including establishment in 1854, address at Sixth and New Hampshire, subscription rates, and AP membership with a Friday evening date of June 4, 1965.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Gemini 4 Space Walk Marks American Victory in Space Race
The Gemini 4 mission features Edward White’s space walk signaling a major US achievement. The flight expands plans from the Grissom-Young test and tests long duration space endurance, with designers pushing timelines and adding a new space gun for forthcoming missions.
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U. S
Edward White
McDivitt
White
All America
Johnson’s Foreign Policy Weighs on Public Opinion
A dated editorial notes President Johnson’s rising central role in Washington and the Democratic grip on policy while Americans split on his Vietnam escalation and Dominican Republic actions. It highlights foreign allies’ concerns over abrupt decisions and lack of consultation.
Britain Seeks Greater Consultation Over Viet Nam Policy
London sources say Britain feels taken for granted by Washington on Vietnam and wants more consultation. Labor MPs, including around 50 in Harold Wilson's party, oppose continued bombing of the North. The mood recalls Attlee’s wartime outreach, with no immediate Wilson trip, but climate suggests such a step cannot be ruled out.
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London
Times-Post
Britain
United States
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
U. S
Viet Nam
Clement Attlee
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Wilson
Hanoi
Johnson
Santo Domingo
Mr. Johnson
Where are we going in foreign policy asks of the nation
The piece argues that while freedom and security matter, allies view U S actions in Vietnam and the Caribbean as diplomatic blunders. It recalls England's past mistakes and urges reflection on U S leadership under President Johnson, noting only time will tell if his choices are right.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
U. S
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Santo Domingo
LBJ
America
Free World
Sam
Caribbean
Altho
Organization of American States
England
Suez Canal
Lawrence Hosts Welcome for Graduation Visitors
Lawrence residents welcome thousands of visitors for Kansas University commencement weekend. Citizens are urged to be friendly and helpful at gas stations, taxis, restaurants, hotels, and shops to boost the city’s image. Nearby residents can light porch lamps after events and pick up loose trash for a cleaner, nicer community.
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Lawrence
U. S
Kansas University
Memorial Stadium
P. S
KU Alumni Elects Meyer Chairman for 1940 Reunion
Herbert Meyer named KU Alumni chairman with Clyde Reed and Mrs. Ben Barteldes as officers. Richard Becker leads a 400 guest reunion dinner in the KU Union ballroom with Dr. Robert Taft as principal speaker. 23 years ago William White spoke at Hoch Auditorium. Rev Beil begins Trinity Lutheran Church pastorate. 49 years ago Kiwanis Club seeks to curb racy magazines.
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Kansas University
Herbert
Hub) Meyer
Clyde Reed
Ben Barteldes
Lawrence
Richard Becker
Kansas University Union
Robert Taft
William L
Young Bill) White
Hoch
Europe
Alfred Beil
Trinity Lutheran Church
Henry Albach
Sally Fitzpatrick
Jane Miller
Marjorie Fowler
Berkeley
Calif
Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
The reading notes that the wise shall shine like the firmament and the righteous like eternal stars. A prayer asks forgiveness for selfishness and urges generosity and sensitivity to others while pointing them to Christ as the way.
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Christ
Desert campout lures travelers from Kashmir to Sahara offer
columnist promotes a UAR brochure offering a $10 day Sahara desert package near Cairo with taxi, Bedouin meals, belly dancing and camel rides. He notes extra overnight options, prices, and fun touches while joking about the Kashmir vacation idea and a mock Valentino sighting.
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Sahara Desert
Effects of Medicare Dream Must Be Faced Objectively
Washington debates how government and medicine will share Medicare duties as federal medical insurance for the aged moves toward law. Doctors fear stronger government oversight of standards and payments, with utilization review boards and private carriers shaping care and claims.
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Washington
Times - Post
Owe
Medicare
Congress
Hospita
Mrs Johnson Praises Equality in Islands
Mrs Lyn don B Johnson told a racially mixed Virgin Islands crowd that equality has long been a congenial way of life at the College of the Virgin Islands first commencement. The largely Negro audience applauded as she urged students to apply knowledge locally.
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Charlotte Amalie
St. Thomas
V.I
Lyndon B. Johnson
Virgin Islands
College of the
PKU Disease Explained and Its Prevention
Dr Molner describes phenylketonuria PKU as a metabolic error causing phenylalanine to accumulate and harm the brain. Early detection allows a lifelong low phenylalanine diet with low protein foods and special protein sources to prevent mental impairment.
Commander in Viet Likes His Job A Rice Paddy Tale
AP dispatch profiles Capt. Pat Collins leader of recon Company D 3rd U.S. Marines amid heat and insects in a rice paddy. He values the close knit company life, dedication and duty, noting Marines seek a meaningful purpose, not a cushy life. He medals, jumps, and schooling mark his career.
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Viet Nam
Pat Collins
Recon
U.S. Marines
Earth
Pat
Marines
Collins
Mary
Bronx
New York City
Buckingham Palace
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill, Mayer 4
Tack Zimmerman Wese
Ernest Pontius
W. C. Simona
Democratic Party
GOP
By Karl EE. Meyer
Washington Post News Service
Old Home Town
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Jack
Kashmir
By Jack Zimmerman
Cairo
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Sahara
Lawrence of Arabia
Aswan
Haifa
Ancient
Egypt
Great Pyramids
Sphinx
Temple of
Karnak
Palace of
Thebes
Liz Taylor
Richard Burton
Cairo Gazette
Valentino Incarnate
Desert
Thomas J. Foley
Los Angeles Times
Mrs. Johnson
Islands
Joseph Molner
J. F
Hal Boyle
Viet
Korea
Bowling Green
Ohio
Interlandi
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