Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff listing
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists executive staff including President and Editor Dolphy Simons Jr and Vice President Publisher Bill Mayer. It notes management roles and contact details for circulation and mailing rates, establishing the paper’s long history since 1854 and current address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolphy Simons
Rolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmiern
Newa
Ernest Pontius
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
The
Associated Press
Learned Hall Renamed At KU Honors Stanley Learned
Kansas University renames the engineering building Learned Hall to honor Stanley Learned a KU alumnus and national industry leader. Learned led the alumni association directed the Greater University Fund campaign chaired the Program for Progress donor the Endowment Association trustee and funded three $100 000 distinguished professorships. His early career started as a Journal World carrier and Kansans applaud his lifelong university service.
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Learned
Kansas University
America
Stanley Learned
Alumni Association
Greater University Fund Campaign
Endowment Association
Actiee For
Program For Progress
Journal-World
Mount Oread
Lawrence Jaycees: Notable service to community since World War II
The Lawrence Jaycees have undertaken numerous community projects since World War II. Notable efforts include safety checks, the Miss Lawrence KU contest, the South Park Recreation Center wing, the annual July 4 fireworks at Memorial Stadium, co sponsorship of Lawrence’s first Soap Box Derby, and the Charity Horse Show. They also spearhead Achievement House for boys aged 10 to 16, aiming to improve guidance and wholesome environments.
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Dizzy Dean
Lawrence
Jaycee
Midwest
Lawrence Jaycees
Lawrence- KU
Kansas
Jaycees
South Park Recreation Center
Memorial Stadium
Crime Lab Scale Needed to Cut American Crime
Physicist Albert V. Crewe argues a national crime lab ten times FBI size with nuclear reactor, full chemical and biological tools, and advanced communications research is required. He says modern science could sharply reduce crime if agencies adopt systematic, lab driven methods.
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America
Albert V. Crewe
Argonne National Laboratory
Enrico Fermi Institute of Nuclear Studies
Chicago University
Crewe
FBI
Public crime lab ideas from leading scientist plan
A prominent scientist proposes a national crime research lab staffed by physicists chemists mathematicians and others. He urges public oversight to build trust and outlines ideas such as personal alarm boxes and electronic tracking devices, phony bill detectors, and widespread use of computers in crime control, acknowledging slow implementation.
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Crewe
Buck Rogers
Dick Tracy
What Causes Stock Hop
A look at stock market reactions to news items shows investor mood shifting from apathy to jitters. Brokers note that even small management statements can trigger large price moves, with stop orders amplifying moves before markets settle back to uncertainty.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Old Home Town Retrospective Highlights Local Honors
Ten years ago Louis Stone became city building inspector succeeding Wallace Hicklin. A Baker Commencement resolution honored Dr. Nelson Horn who served as president for 20 years, the longest tenure in 96 years of the school.
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Louis Stone
Wallace Hicklin
Baker
Nelson Horn
George Baxter Smith
School of Education
Raymond Schwegler
Sunflower
Lawrence
Warren Banning
Bob Bayles
Bill Conboy
Calvin Dresser
Max Falkenstien
Ross Fisher
John Mason
Jack Payne
Charles Taylor
Dick Thompson
Harry Winters
Carl Drake
Union
Kansas City
Kan
Joseph Fort Newton
Memorial Church
St. Paul, Minn
Daily Bible Message and Prayer
A devotional note quotes Isaiah 26 3 about keeping in perfect peace for minds stayed on God. The prayer asks enthronement of God in life and strength to resist evil and follow Christ.
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God
Christ
Voters face Viet Nam climate in 1968 race
The piece surveys how Viet Nam policy may shape the 1968 election, noting Oregon races with Hatfield and Duncan, Illinois contest between Douglas and Percy, and the rise of antiwar committees. It analyzes how Republican and independent voters might balance dove and hawk candidates amid a shifting mood.
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Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Robert Duncan
Lyndon Johnson
U. S
Hatfield
Duncan
Ilinois
Sen
Paul Douglas
South Viet Nam
Charles Percy
Sen. Goldwater
Percy
Leo Strauss
Chicago University
Strauss
America
Viet Nam
Douglas
National Conference For New Politics
NCNP
Spock
William Sloane Coffin
Yale
North Viet Nam
Alabama
Julian Bond
Georgia
Simon Casady
California
California Democratic Council
Delbert Ryan Remembered by Lawrence High School Faculty
Roy K. Cropp honors Delbert Ryan a Lawrence High School student who served in Vietnam and sacrificed for freedom. The veteran, active in FFA and district ag mechanics teams, cherished education and nature, and was respected for honesty, humor, and dedication.
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Delbert Ryan
Viet Nam
Delbert
Lawrence High School
FFA
Agricultural Mechanics
America
Roy K. Cropp
Role for Texas Clergyman Stirs Up Rights Agencies
Washington reports concern in the civil rights movement as a Texas clergyman may be named permanent chair of the EEOC. The piece notes Holcomb’s history with Civil Rights Act enforcement and potential successors Morris Abram and Sol Linowitz, plus Senate politics surrounding George Murphy and Gettys Dirksen. It also covers Robert Moses shifting to a more radical black nationalist stance and his Snick ties.
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Washington
Texas
Johnson
Luther Holcomb
Greater Dallas
John B. Connally
Holcomb
Gov. Connally
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
EEOC
Corpus Christi
Tex
Roosevelt
Connally
New York
Ralph Yarborough
Commission
Morris Abram
American Jewish Committee
Sol Linowitz
Xerox Corp
Abram
Linowitz
George Murphy
California
Hollywood
Pierre Salinger
Senate
Republican Campaign Committee
Thurston Morton
Kentucky
Morton
Murphy
Everett
Robert Moses
Mississippi
Moses
Snick
Damaged Heart From Steering Crash Is Debated
A reader asks if heart damage can result from hitting the steering wheel in a car crash. Dr Molner notes heart bruising can occur but often improves quickly with ECGs returning to normal. sternum fractures may cause prolonged chest pain and it can be hard to tell if damage came from the accident or was preexisting.
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L.J
Height records and beds end to end in Hal Boyle column
Henry Hite, a meat-packing company spokesman famed for height, travels nationwide and requests twin beds end to end to suit his 8 foot 2 inch frame. He recalls shocks at reservation desks, family background, and a 30 year marriage while recounting growth, fashion, and sports anecdotes from Atlanta to Chicago.
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Boston
Henry Hite
Hite
Chicago
Maria Bertoli
Henry Mullins
Atlanta
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Fkdstor
Crime and Science
By Sam Dawson
Wall Street
Old Home Town
William Buckley JR
Nelson Rockefeller
Henry Kissinger
Harvard
Soviet Union
Rockefeller
Nixon
Small Society
Brickman
Escki Ed
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Kinley Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Joseph Molner
G.A.S
Hal Boyle
Henry
James
Calogero
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