Lawrence Journal-World 1965 notices header and masthead
Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead lists Dolph C. Simons Jr Brill Mayer Jack Zimmerman Ernest Pontius Leo Eller with W. C. Simons as editor. Established 1854. Publication details and rates shown. Wednesday Evening June 9 1965.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Brill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Lawrence Post Office Showcases Plain Functional Architecture
Readers compare the new Lawrence post office at 7th and Vermont Streets with other federal buildings noting buff brick and asbestos Belgium panels, a utilitarian interior, and limited aesthetic appeal. Critics suggest vines could soften the design while praising bright lighting and ample private offices inside.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
7Th and Vt. Sts
America
Uncle Sam
United States
Belgium
Doctors face malpractice risk and weak samaritans in modern life
The article notes doctors often treat auto crash victims then face lawsuits, amid vague U S samaritanship laws. It compares international approaches and argues Anglo American law rarely obliges aid. Urbanization and privacy foster indifference, with social critics citing alienation and reduced communal obligation.
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U.S
Urban life erodes communal aid as specialists take over
The author argues rising mobility and specialization fragment community bonds. Firefighting, law enforcement, and welfare shift from shared duties to professional roles, making citizens less likely to act as each other’s keepers amid increasing urbanization.
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U.S
Attacks on U.S. Prestige Tap Global Scrutiny
United States prestige abroad is under attack as Sino-Soviet campaigns target Washington. Peking portrays itself as anti colonial defender while the Soviet Union seeks to curb U.S. influence among non aligned nations. French criticism adds to anti American sentiment amid Vietnam and Dominican interventions.
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United Nations
Times-Post
United States
China
Soviet Union
West
Peking
Washington
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Southeast Asia
Algiers
France
Santo Domingo
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Nursing graduates at KU Medical Center total thirty three
Ten years ago in 1955 33 students completed nursing training at KU Medical Center Dr Mahlon Delp assistant dean and department head spoke at the commencement Public speaking and debate were added to Lawrence High School curriculum for the coming year In Europe Italy entered the war Mussolini sought control of the Mediterranean Oscar Stauffer elected EU Alumni Association president Harland Hutchings W T Grant and Balfour Jeffreys named to the board The Quapay Indian tribe of Oklahoma honored at Haskell Commencement with a $60000 gift to the stadium fund Ralph Childs and four Lawrence Scouts left for Camp in West Virginia Dick Nelson Irwin McIlhenny Herbert Weatherby and Robert Dill accompanied him
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KU Medical Center
Mahlon Delp
Department of Post Graduate Medical Education
A. J. Mix
New Yorker
Oklahoma
Haskell
Haskell Stadium
Ralph Childs
West Virginia
Lawrence
Dick Nelson
Irwin Mcllhinny
Herbert Weatherby
Robert Dill
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A devotional note cites I Corinthians 3 16 reminding readers they are God’s temple. The prayer thanks God for the Holy Spirit and asks for help to surrender to His will through Christ, our Savior.
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God
Christ
Falsies on Golf Course Cause Controversy
Humor columnist warns of a new spray claimed to boost golf ball distance by up to 20 percent. He mocks exaggerated testimonials from an Australian writer and jokes about using the product, noting potential benefits for errant hitters but criticizing overreliance and unsafe dramatic poses.
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John Newnham
Australia
A. M
Man Ray Reflects on Paris Era and Art Today
Artist Man Ray recalls arriving in Paris in 1922 after an impasse and joining the avant garde with figures like Picasso Braque and Duchamp. He describes his methods, his Self Portrait in slate and palm print, and notes New York and LA as decades behind Europe in art appreciation. He dismisses competitions and previews a Los Angeles retrospective with new objects and abstract photographs.
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Leonard Lyons
Paris
Man Ray
Rue
Farou
Picasso Braque
Duchamp
Ernst
New York
Europe
Los Angeles
Diplomat Joseph Clark Grew remembered after death
The article recalls Ambassador Joseph Clark Grew who died last week and his long diplomatic career. It notes his wife once exposed his one deaf ear jokingly calling it his diplomatic ear and reflects on his public service.
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Joseph Clark Grew
Decision Due Soon Over Post Office Selection
Mrs. Marie Vickers a Democratic national committee woman may seek the Pratt postmaster appointment with a decision expected within a month. She indicated uncertainty saying she doubts she will take the position. Frank Theis a national committeeman expects a decision soon.
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Topeka
Marie Vickers
Frank Theis
Arkansas City
Last Respects Paid To Actress Judy Holliday
About 390 fans and friends paid their last respects to Judy Holliday 41 who rose to fame on Broadway as the dumb blonde in Born Yesterday. She died Monday after a five year cancer battle. Her body lay in a closed coffin at an East Side funeral home. A funeral service was planned for today with private burial at Westchester Hills Cemetery.
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New York
Judy Holliday
Miss Holliday
East Side
Westchester Hills Cemetery
Understanding cystocele and rectocele and their treatment
A reader asks about cystocele and rectocele and surgery. Dr. Mother explains these pelvic floor conditions arise from childbirth strain, are corrected mainly by a gynecologist, and can often be treated in a single operation with good results.
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Mother
Airstrip Upgraded In Viet Nam’s Da Nang Base
Hal Boyle reports at Da Nang where a 10,000-foot runway supports more than 25,000 monthly landings and takeoffs. Col. William O. Ezell, base commander, notes rapid traffic growth and ambitious expansion plans amid a landscape of old forts and new facilities.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
William O. Ezell
Chattanooga
Tenn
South
Viet Nam
South China Sea
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Houston
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Arthur Rubinstein
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Democratic Central Committee
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Overland Park
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