Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff Lineup and Details
Lawrence Daily Journal World details historic staff and ownership with editor Dolph Simons Jr leading the paper. The notice lists roles including president, publisher, managing editor, news editor, advertising manager, and business manager. Established 1854 and published daily except Sunday by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates for carriers and mail.
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Dolpha Simo
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Mene
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth and
New Frampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
It Won't Work on Middle East Aid Policy
The piece argues that U S generosity in economic and military aid to Israel and Arab states has bred ill will and failed to win lasting friendship. It urges focusing on domestic issues and cautions against buying alliances with foreign dollars.
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Johnson
Israel
Middle East
U. S. Navy
Jordan
United States
Uncle Champ
Washington
Remarkable Israel Defense War Sees Low Casualties Amid Sweep
The report credits Israeli forces with a rapid victory in the Middle East last week and a remarkably low casualty count. Israel lists 679 killed and under 2,600 wounded, while Jordan claims 15,000 killed for its side.
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Middle East
Israel
Jordan
Egypt
Syria
Remembering Spencer Tracy The Movie Legend Passes Away
The article mourns Spencer Tracy who died at 67 from a heart attack. It recalls his superb range from lovable roles to darker characters and questions future greats like Gable Cooper Bogart will emerge to fill his legacy.
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Spencer Tracy
Tracy
Edward Hyde
Clark Gable
Gary Cooper
Humphrey Bogart
New Hampshire Lottery Pioneers Small Prize System
New Hampshire launches the first modern state lottery to fund education but revenue falls short. New York plans a similar program with a $1 ticket offering up to $100,000 and a potential $250,000 annual prize. Critics say odds are poor for players. Kansas lawmakers explore lotteries and pari mutuel betting on horses as alternatives.
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New Hampshire
New York
Kansas
Historian Ezell Warns Lottery Plans Invite Abuse
James Samuel Ezell, a historian on American lotteries, notes that over 1,300 legal lotteries show they cost more than they produce and that 160 years of experience prove supervision cannot prevent abuse in a fraud prone system. Lawmakers veto similar schemes to avoid problems.
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James Samuel Ezell
America
United States
New Airlines Look Good Despite Turbulent History
The United States will see 13 supplemental airlines, tracing roots to surplus World War II planes and ex military pilots, aimed at profits this year. They expect over 250 million dollars in gross revenue, aided by Vietnam era military demand and a tourism surge, with new wide use of 250-seat Douglas jets. Packages bundle fares with hotels and meals, offering savings but limiting to all inclusive itineraries.
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New York
Vietnam
Civil Aeronautics Board
Southeast Asia
Trans International Airlines
Europe
New York-London
San Francisco
Old Home Town Highlights Through the Years
Ten year look back to 1957 with Europe trip plans by Chancellor and Mrs Franklin Murphy and daughters Joyce and Martha. Tornado wrecks a hay barn near Lawrence.
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Franklin Murphy
Joyce
Martha
Europe
Sibleyville
Lawrence
Emporia
Thomas Butcher
Teachers College
Ptas
Hazel Anderson
Kansas Business and Professional Women
Bible Message and Prayer Focus on Spiritual Hunger
Today’s note highlights John 6 63 inviting readers to receive Spirit and life through Christ. A prayer asks God to open eyes to the world’s wonders and to hunger for the Bible’s message of salvation and sharing it with others.
The Mideast Crisis and U S Soviet Ties
The piece argues the Middle East crisis has fostered a shared interest between the United States and the Soviet Union, aided by the hot line and UN collaboration. It notes Soviet cease-fire backing, critiques Soviet hardware, and warns of ongoing Arab hostility to Israel while the USSR pursues measures against the West.
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Soviet Union
United States
Western Union
Kremlin
United Nations
Vietnam
Cuba
Zanzibar
Israel
Nasser
Gulf of Aquaba
Russia
Mediterranean
Jane
Mideast
Dinner Crisis for Capital And How to Deal With That
Washington faces a surreal crisis as Arab embassies pause entertaining functions and a rumored 70 percent of key figures may starve. Promises from Red Cross and agriculture to distribute aid clash with embassy row diplomacy. Israel and USSR are pressed to fill the social void while the UN weighs action.
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Washington
United States
Loughwald
ADA Split Over Johnson and War Policy Divides Liberals
The liberal group ADA faces an internal battle over President Johnson and Vietnam. A faction led by Schlesinger and Goodwin pushes a stronger antiwar stance, while others fear monomania on Vietnam. The split deepened after a May 19 board meeting and Galbraith’s nuanced stance.
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Washington
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Johnson
Vietnam
ADA Board
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Richard Goodwin
White House
Robert F. Kennedy
Goodwin
Schlesinger
U. S
North Vietnam
Dis
Castrophe
Gus Tyler
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
John Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard
Tyler
Galbraith
Goodwin- Schlesinger
Gabraith
Europe
Meet the Press
Dick Goodwin
Acidosis and Trichomonas Questions in Dr Mother Advice
A reader asks about acetone breath in Ill children and acidosis with fever dehydration. Dr Mother explains acidosis as temporary metabolic change from glycogen depletion and fat use, treated by water and sugar, noting acetone odor can occur without diabetes. Another reader asks how someone with no prior intercourse could catch trichomonas vaginalis. the doctor notes widespread transmission through accidental contact and difficulty tracing exact source.
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E.M.M
God's opinion on Jew Arab case in editorial letter
A reader cites Bible verses to argue Israel’s special status and future world leadership. The letter emphasizes blessings for those who bless Jews and cites passages from Genesis Ezekiel Jeremiah Deuteronomy and Micah as proof of God’s love and Israel’s promised destiny.
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Israel
Jerusalem
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