Lawrence Daily Journal World Masthead and Rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal World is published daily except Sunday by the World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. Established 1854 W C Simons Editor 1891 to 1958. Subscription rates: carriers eight cents per week one year 18.20 by mail in Douglas and adjoining counties 8 per year by mail elsewhere in United States 11 per year.
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the World Company
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New Hampshire
Lawrence
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Douglas
United States
KU Honors Henry Gould With Undergrad Teaching Award
Kansas University School of Engineering and Architecture establishes an annual award to honor the late Henry Gould, a Kansas City engineer and industry leader. The announcement stresses boosting undergraduate teaching quality as many professors move toward graduate work or research.
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Kansas University School of Engineering and Architecture
Henry Gould
Kansas City
Exploitation Seen In Saigon Self Immolation Coverage
Raymond R. Coffey reports from Saigon on Tuyet Dao Tri burning herself to protest the Ky government and U S involvement in Vietnam. Buddhist leaders arranged staged viewing for reporters while two letters by the girl suggested oppression of religion. The piece questions motives of Buddhist leaders and extremist protests in the United States as well.
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Raymond R. Coffey
Saigon
Tuyet Dao Tri
U.S
Viet Nam
Coffey
Tuyet Dao Trn
Johnson
Reckless Leadership Prompts Fear of Bloodier Race Clashes
The speech warns that bad advice and overcommitment endanger many well-meaning people. The current march could escalate into a violent clash, risking injuries or deaths. It condemns unscrupulous leaders who exploit the situation for power.
Experts Unsure On Economy and Summer Outlook
AP report notes Americans crave relief as travel and recreation seek a busy summer while inflation, taxes, and credit tighten. Economists debate whether the economy can stay balanced amid Vietnam era spending and wage pressures, with uncertainty over jobs, prices, and federal policy.
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New York
El Dorado Jaycees plan trip by boat in 1956 convention week
Old Home Town notes that in 1956 El Dorado Jaycees prepared to travel by boat to a national convention in Kansas City, launching from Lawrence but facing no suitable water access, so they proceeded by smaller boats along the bar. An 101 degree record also marked the day.
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ElDorado Jaycees
Kansas City
Lawrence
E. F. Engel
Engelheim
Engel Road
Engel
Sterling
Pennsylvania
Topeka
James Postma
Alan Asher
William Kandt
Phillip Busick
Dale Bruce
Sheldon Wingers
Kenneth Moses
Mary McDonald Dunlap
David Scott
Donald Garnet
Cyrus Ricketts
Fred Littooy
Richard Dempster
Edward Hibbard
Howard Dunham
Wilbur Leonard
Harry Wiles
Kansas
Ohio
England
Susan Lawrence
Lady Astor
Bible Verse Reflection and Prayer Note
A religious note presents Proverbs 15 3 The eyes of the Lord are in every place beholding the evil and the good It includes a short prayer thanking God for care and provision and asks for guidance to do good in Christ Jesus Amen.
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Christ Jesus
JACKS STRAWS ARE THEY NECESSARY MEMORY COURSE
A columnist questions memory courses and the craze to develop nearly infallible recall. He mocks subliminal tricks and imagined feats like remembering 600 names, notes the impracticality of such memory, and argues the true value lies in daily life and intention rather than flawless recollection. He jokes about Fourth of July timing and warns memory obsession may distract from usable, everyday memory.
Hernia myths and the danger of delaying repair
The columnist explains that hernias are tissue gaps, not muscular weakness and cannot be cured by exercise. Surgery repairs the defect, sometimes with mesh, and delaying can worsen the condition or cause strangulation. A prompt second repair is advised, as delay risks emergency surgery and serious pain, especially if a bowel segment becomes trapped. Also notes emphysema travelers should consider flight risks but finds pressurized cabins generally safe.
Jaycee Appreciation Letter Lauds Charity Horse Show Efforts
Lawrence Jaycees thank merchants and citizens for cooperation in sponsoring the Charity Horse Show to raise funds for Achievement Place a home for boys. Contributors named include Jack Mitchell John Brand Mike Murphree Frank Case Harold Maness John Cathcart and Elmer Ousdahl.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Jaycees
Jaycees
Achievement Place
T. J. Johnson
Jack Mitchell
John W. Brand
Mike Murphree
Frank Case
Harold Maness
John Cathcart
Elmer Ousdahl
Fulbright Silence Irritates Johnsons Inner Circle
Washington observers report growing irritation in President Johnsons inner circle over Sen. J William Fulbrights silence on the Dominican Republic intervention as Juan Bosch shifts to back Joaquin Balaguer and a majority of PRD members stay united. Boschs private acceptance signals a stable transition and potential reforms, despite left and right wing tensions and questions about the 8000 strong peace force remaining in Santo Domingo.
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Washington
Johnson
Sen. J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Ellsworth Bunker
Juan Bosch
Joaquin Balaguer
Mr. Johnson
Fulbright
Senate ‘Foreign Relations Committee
Bill Fulbright
Senate
Bunker
Bosch
Dominican Revolutionary Party
PRD
Organization of American States
Santiago
Inter-American Peace Force
Balaguer
How to Get Along With a Boss from Hal Boyle
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle offers humorous workplace advice on winning a boss. Suggestions include inheriting money, presenting ideas honestly, avoiding buttering up the boss’s wife, and showing restraint at office events. The piece comically argues patience and hard work may eventually earn a raise.
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New York
Lone Democrat Withdraws From Congress Race
AP reports W F Andy Anderson the lone Democrat in Kansas 2nd District withdrew on Thursday saying business developments since he filed will move him to the Kansas City Kansas area outside the 2nd District.
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PEKA
W.F
Andy) Anderson
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Report
Kansas traffic death log shows 0 deaths in the last 24 hours, 35 for June, and 28 for 1966. The report tracks fatalities by day and month, providing a concise tabulation for public safety records.
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Topeka
Kansas
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