Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World established in 1854 is published daily except Sunday by the World Company. It lists President and Editor Dolph C. Simons Jr and other staff roles. Subscription rates vary by delivery method and location, with pricing for carrier, Douglas and Alling counties, and mail subscriptions.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Death of Army Private Delbert Ryan Highlights Vietnam War Toll
The 21 year old Lawrence High School graduate Delbert Ryan was killed in action in Vietnam after en route to overseas last January and enlisting last August. His story underscores the costs of war and questions about fighting abroad while facing personal hardship and a limited future.
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Lawrence High School
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Lawrence High
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War impacts US business as Viet Nam draws spending and strains supply
Rawson New York AP reports the Viet Nam war is shaping business activity with mixed effects. More than half of purchasing agents say the war already affects their companies, boosting some sales while causing material shortages, longer lead times, and higher costs. Government data show spending rising to about 60.7 billion dollars, yet labor shortages and strikes in supplier industries threaten delivery and costs, creating a cautious near-term outlook.
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National Association of Purchasing Agents
Allied Industries
Johnson
Ron. Balaguer
New York City
U. S
Balaguer
Trujillo
Dominica
New York Public Library
South Viet Nam Faces Uncertain Political Future
Growing Chaos reports indicate Premier Ky may resign under military opposition to the junta. The piece questions who would replace him, whether Buddhists or another military figure could take over, and how such shifts would affect unification and stability as U.S. involvement deepens.
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South Viet Nam
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Viet Nam
United States
Kennedy Brothers Stir Washington Civil War Inside Johnson White House
The piece notes LBJ’s factional control in Washington while Kennedy brothers Bobby and Teddy push their own agenda. It highlights friction with Johnson, Humphrey, and lawmakers, and hints at future ambitions for the Kennedys amid current political tensions. The tone reflects a period gossiping about power and influence.
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Johnson
Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Cabinet
LBJ
Kennedy Brothers
Bobby
Teddy
Kennedys
Prominent Capitol Figure Sets Independent Path
A notable national figure in Washington insists on pursuing his own agenda, regardless of presidential favor, a stance that stands out in today’s climate of political compliance.
KU ROTC Named As Navy Program Chief At Summer Studio
Cap Keith Krieger succeeds Cap Virgil Gordimer as commanding officer of the KU Navy ROTC program amid the city’s oldest recreational project the summer art studio entering its 23rd season. The studio began in 1933 by Maud Ellsworth and survived through civic support until the Recreation Commission formed in 1941.
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Recreation Commission
Keith Krieger
Virgil Gordimer
KU Lawrence
Maud Ellsworth
Leon Flint
KU School of Journalism
William ©. Thompson
Ohio State University
Susan Alford
Charles Scott
Iola
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
A devotional note cites I Corinthians 13 1 RSV about speaking with love beyond words. A prayer asks God to guide readers to live with true love and understanding, so daily witness through actions and speech. The prayer ends in Jesus name.
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Heavenly Father
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Adios to Jet Set Bosch in Dominican Vote
The Dominican Republic election produced a clear rejection of Juan Bosch, despite liberal hopes and support from Theodore Draper and Norman Thomas. Bosch’s charisma and anti military stance contrasted with Balaguer during a fair vote that unsettled liberal pundits.
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Adios
Bosch
Juan Bosch
Theodore Draper
Santo Domingo
Johnson
Republic
Dominican Republic
American Republic
Sen. Goldwater
Cook County
Norman Thomas
Balaguer
Trujillo
Old Wooden Sloop Keeps Yard Talk Alive and Deep Roots
Hal Boyle reflects on the appeal of restoring an old wooden sloop named Argo, contrasting it with fiberglass boats and recounting spring prep rituals, tarpaulins, bottom paint, and launch day rituals that keep a dream of sea adventure alive.
New Idea for NATO Plan Not Cleared by Officialdom
Washington columnist Art Buchwald proposes allowing the Soviet Union into NATO to cut U.S. burdens and gain intelligence access while noting Spain’s rejection over bullfighting. The piece imagines new threats and outcomes including containment of de Gaulle, and notes the column is not cleared with the State Department.
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NATO
Washington
France
Spain
NATO Buchwald
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
Europe
United States
North Atlantic
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Russia
State Department
Balaguer Set to Shape Dominican Transition After Johnson Plan
In Washington Balaguer’s likely win promises five years of turmoil ending as a Western style government forms. Bosch signals support but warns of possible revolt if his PRD loses. Balaguer aims to purge Communist influence, trim the army, and distribute land with U.S. aid, possibly validating the 1964 peace force effort.
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Washington
Joaquin Balaguer
Dominican Republic
Johnson
Caribbean
Trujillo
Juan Bosch
Balaguer
Dominican Revolutionary Party
PRD
Bosch
Santo Domingo
Moscow
Peking
Far Left
Sugar Corporation
Judiciary
Public Works Department
Hector Garcia-Godoy
U.S
Stand on your head for sharper thinking
A reader asks if daily headstands aid mental clarity. The doctor and responder say it increases circulation gives a mild workout and is harmless though not a proven fad, noting personal improvement but no definite link to thinking speed.
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