Lawrence Journal World Staff Details and Pricing
Lawrence Daily Journal World publication data lists Dolph Simons as president and editor, D C Simons Jr. as editor, Bill Mayer as vice president and publisher, and Tacs Zimmerman as news editor. Established 1854, daily except Sunday, rates: 35 cents weekly carrier, $18.20 yearly local, $11 yearly elsewhere. second class mail in Kaw. and nearby counties. Friday June 25, 1965.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
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Thor Ler
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
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Associated Press
Rights clash as Taft-Hartley 14 B repeal looms
As Congress weighs repealing section 14 B of the Taft Hartley Act, national unions face criticism for opposing the repeal. A East Coast shipping strike disrupts Pennsylvania food shipments and Cape Kennedy workers halt space program work. Some lawmakers favor leaving the decision to states, citing earlier state votes. The debate touches civil rights themes as advocates weigh national versus local action.
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Teamsters
Pennsylvania
Cape Kennedy
Washington
Kansas
Parking Lot 800 Aims To Ease Downtown Squeeze
Project 800 in downtown Lawrence adds a free municipal lot on Massachusetts Street to ease parking. Merchants and staff, though, often shift cars every two hours to dodge traffic officers, reducing availablity for customers and hurting nearby businesses.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Great Show Opens 21st Lawrence Horse Show With Record Entries
Opening night draws banner crowd and ideal weather as the 21st annual Lawrence Horse Show exceeds entries. Local riders showcase on Thursday while remaining days emphasize professional equestrianism. Proceeds benefit local charities. Attend at least one performance.
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Lawrence
Ideal July Weather Delights Lawrence Residents
As other regions face mosquitoes heat and high water Lawrence enjoys ideal summer vacation conditions. Daytime temperatures stay moderate, a light blanket suffices at night, and residents expect only gradual warming before 100-degree days and humid nights arrive.
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Lawrence
Foul New York Air Amplifies Health Risk Claims
A New York City Council special committee warns that city air contributes to rising deaths from respiratory diseases and lung cancer. It asserts inhaled benzpyrene exposure equals smoking 40 cigarettes daily, and sulfur dioxide levels exceed those in Chicago and Philadelphia, underscoring urban air quality dangers.
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New York City
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pollution report irks New York Chamber of Commerce bureau
The Tourist Bureau of the New York Chamber of Commerce dislikes the report showing efforts to reduce air pollutants. The piece suggests industry and officials face pressure to improve air quality, highlighting tensions between commerce and environmental goals.
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Tourist Bureau
New York Chamber of Commerce
GOP Struggles Rise From Bliss Goldwater Rift
Washington The Republican National Committee battles internal strife as Ray Bliss faces friction with Barry Goldwater and factions loyal to him. The fallout from the Kelly sacking and unpaid campaign funds raises questions about Bliss leadership and a rift that could threaten party unity before next year’s elections.
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Times-Post
Republican National
Ray C. Bliss
William Cody Kelly
Goldwater
San Francisco
Bliss
Barry Goldwater
Ohio
National
Kelly
Frank J. Kovac
Republican Finance Committee
Republican
National Committee
Goldwater-Bliss
Woman of the Year honor for Electa Kindlesperger
Electa Kindlesperger city school nurse was named national Woman of the Year by La Sertoma, announced as the local chapter’s nominee in the latest Old Home Town feature.
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Electa Kindlesperger
la Sertoma
Today’s Bible Message and Daily Prayer
A devotional excerpt reflects God’s love manifested through Jesus and the call to live in that love. The prayer asks for divine warmth and renewed power to love others while dedicating daily work to Thee, concluding with the Lord’s Prayer as taught by Jesus.
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John
Pipes and Responsibility but I keep on smoking
Columnist Jack Zimmerman contemplates quitting pipe smoking after reading a promotional booklet. He notes the need for careful pipe selection, the poetics of experienced smokers, and his own clumsy habit of dropping the pipe, deciding to continue smoking while avoiding judgment about responsibility.
Reading Path to Knowledge And Summer Ideal for Start
Washington Post News Service advises parents to spark children’s summer reading by following the child’s interests rather than pushing reading. Tips include asking questions, visiting libraries, reading with kids, and letting them choose books. avoid imposing adult preferences and encourage discussion about readings.
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High Sea
Columbus
Ohio
Honesdale
Letter to Journal-World Defends Humane Society Stance
A Journal-World letter from Robert J. Smith criticizes humane officers while supporters led by Vic and Mrs. Melton and president Martha Moore defend the society. They deny selling animals, emphasize caring for thousands yearly, and urge Smith to reconsider having a dog due to concern for proper care.
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The
Humane Society
United States
Vic Melton
Martha Moore
Smith
Health Qs From Readers About Hives Hemorrhoids And Lung Cancer
A reader asks about premenstrual acne like hives and antihistamines as treatment. A hemorrhoids booklet praise leads to advice on surgery for lasting relief and care after operation. Another asks about lung cancer symptoms and the value of periodic X rays and a chronic cough. A final inquiry about pregnancy after a ruptured childhood accident is answered with medical reassurance and a doctor’s consultation suggestion.
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Dr. Molner
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Loc the Distric Chief Who Won Montagnard Trust
Capt. Nguyen Xuan Loc, 33, a capable district chief in Vietnam’s northwest, built trust with Montagnards by appointing a local deputy, importing rice, teaching productive farming, and training fighters. He has fired Montagnards against the Viet Cong if needed and believes 90 percent remain loyal, though promotion risks his critical role.
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South Viet Nam
Nguyen Xuan Loc
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United States
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Demilitarized Zone
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Charles Banning
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