Lawrence Journal World dated Monday Evening June 28 1965
Publication details for the Lawrence Journal World list editors and staff, established 1854, published daily with Sunday omission, and pricing by carrier and mail. It notes circulation bureau membership and Associated Press affiliation.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence, Kaw
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
County Cooperation Hopes for Better Lawrence Horse Show Support
Officials sought more county board backing for next year's Lawrence Horse Show, Kansas' largest 4H fairgrounds event. While one commissioner showed interest, volunteers handled grass cutting, rest rooms, and grounds to keep exhibitors coming. A Saturday effort by Clyde Husted and N. R. Hamm turned an almost ruined show into a workable event despite rain.
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Lawrence
Board of County Commissioners
Kansas
Douglas County
Clyde Husted
N. R. Hamm
Kansas University seeks 75000 for east campus redevelopment
Kansas University requests 75000 dollars for redevelopment of the east campus area after Fraser Hall replacement. Funds cover utility connections sidewalks a Watkins Hospital front turnabout library walk links topsoil and final utility routing with new Fraser to the east amid debate over replacing the old building.
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Kansas University
Fraser Hall
Watkins Hospital
New Fraser
Fraser
Mosquito Attraction and Repellence Studied by Doctor Maibach
San Francisco skin specialist Dr. Howard Maibach reports a fatty skin substance on some forearms repels mosquitoes while a perspiration component attracts them. He aims to determine the chemical nature of both, noting that outdoorsmen have long observed individuals who draw more bites than others.
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San Francisco
Howard Maibach
Medical TV Dr. Head critiques Ben Casey and Kildare
Warrenton Virginia surgeon Dr. Murdock Head discusses The Television Quarterly article on medical dramas. He contrasts Ben Casey's assumed arrogance with Dr. Gillespie's paternalism and notes that many doctors are grateful the shows generally treat physicians with respect and avoid falsehoods.
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Murdock Head
Warrenton
Television Quarterly
Ben Casey
Casey
Head
James Kildare
Gillespie
Virginia TV
Hospitals Come to Terms with TV Depictions
The passage notes concern among medical men about television shows portraying hospitals as endlessly melodramatic rather than reflecting their generally calm and efficient daily operations. It argues the physician’s skill remains bounded by practical limits.
Warning Against College Only Path For Success
Walter F. Carey former U S Chamber of Commerce president argues that four million are unemployed yet industry needs workers for new tech jobs. He urges schools to stress industry skilled training and for society to value non college careers to prevent social and economic breakdown from overemphasis on college education.
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Walter F. Carey
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Carey
Walter Carey
Equal Rights Misinterpretation Led to Rest Room Change
A Byalia Mississippi businessman claimed full compliance with the Civil Rights Act of 1965 by removing gender designated signs and closing one set of rest rooms. He said complaints from women about sharing facilities would diminish and thanked the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission for lowering his operating costs. A test case could scale to many courtrooms.
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Byalia
Miss
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Washington
Old Home Town Highlights and Echoes From 1955
The item notes John Warren Giles from Catholic University and Earl Shurtz of Emporia joining KU Law School faculty. Pi Beta Phi at KU wins Bal four Cup for third straight year. Mr and Mrs Walter Meserve welcomed a daughter.
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John Warren Giles
Earl Shurtz
KU Law School
Giles
Catholic University
Washington, D.C
Shurtz
Emporia
Beck and Mellinger
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Walter Meserve
Dyche Museum
Lawrence
Kansas City
Wichita
Topeka
Hutchinson
Salina
Leavenworth
Pittsburg
Coffeyville
Bible Message and Prayer Reflect Humility and Justice
A devotional note quotes Micah 6 8 asking what the Lord requires. It urges Christians to do justly love mercy and walk humbly with God and to seek strength and courage to uphold their faith in challenging times.
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Christ
Unequalled Pinnacle of Power Now Dims for Democrats
Washington analysis predicts a 1966 shift away from Democratic dominance as voters recall 1964 gains. Republicans如 led by Goldwater rivals Romney Hatfield Rhodes Smith and Ku cher Brown may challenge in state races. Democrats expect some House losses but maintain Senate and presidency through 1969 with Johnson backing.
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Washington
Times - Post
White House
Barry Goldwater
House
Senate
Goldwater
Johnson
George Romney
Michigan
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
James Rhodes
Ohio
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Colorado
Populous
Mr. Johnson
Presidencey
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
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Republican Party
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Chicago
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Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Rep
Ger
Ford
Sen. Chel
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Johnson- Goldwater
Maureen Neuberger
Gov. Hatfield
Thomas J. McIntyre
New Hampshire
Claiborn Pell
Rhode Island
John H. Chafee
Pat McNamara
Romney
Donald Russell
South Carolina
Albert Watson
John Sparkman
Alabama
Return to Tokyo after embassy trip and Viet Nam visit
Letter from Shinsuke Yoshimura of Chubu Nippon Shimbun recalls a Washington Blair House reception and a Vietnam tour including Saigon meetings with diplomats and monks. He contrasts misery in Vietnam with peaceful Lawrence memories and thanks Lawrence Journal-World staff.
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Journal World
Tokyo
Washington
Blair House
U.S
Viet Nam
Omaha
Los Angeles
Saigon
Taylor
Lawrence
Heaven
Hell
State Department
Journal-World
Shinsuke Yoshimura
Chubu
Appreciation for Dr Ise's Humane Society Work
A reader commends Dr Ise and the Humane Society for willing help with unwanted and injured animals. They recall Vic Melton rescuing a dog attacked by police dogs, noting the limits of legal constraints and praising the organization for compassionate service amid harsh practices in other towns.
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Journal-World
Dr. Ise
Humane Society
Vic Melton
Marines Return From Dominican Republic Deployment to Camp Lejeune
The first U.S. Marines dispatched to the Dominican Republic returned to Camp Lejeune in North Carolina after two months of duty. Helicopters and trucks airlifted 1,500 members of the 6th Marine Expeditionary Unit from Onsloe Beach and Morehead City to the base shortly after daybreak.
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Camp Lejeune
N.C
U.S
Dominican Republic
Camp LeJeune Marine Base
Caribbean
Onslow Beach
Morehead City
6Th Marine Expeditionary Unit
North Carolina
Dangers of Storing Harmful Liquids in Everyday Bottles
A health column urges parents to keep toxic substances out of pop and milk bottles. It cites poison-control data showing toddlers and young children suffer. The piece warns that careless reuse leads to severe or fatal poisonings and stresses securing chemicals away from kids.
Stevenson opens convention by asking delegates to name his Vice President
At a Chicago 1956 convention moment Leonard Lyons recounts Adlai Stevenson asking delegates to choose his running mate in open convention. Humphrey and Kefauver vie with Kennedy, Humphrey disappointed by lack of recognition. Stevenson’s plan could have altered the race and posturing.
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Manhattan
Adlai Stevenson
Hubert Humphrey
Stevenson
Lbj
Humphrey
Chicago
Kefauver
Sen
JKF
HHH
JFK
Tiger Eyes Major Sees Bullets Closer in Da Nang
Major Robert E. Ley, known as Tiger Eyes, leads the Da Nang special sector, boasting 400 Viet Cong killed or captured and 700 troops flown in a key operation. He says the enemy is thinning but warns against overcaution in a volatile frontier.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
Tiger Eyes
Robert E. Ley
McAlester
Okla
Edgewater Park
N.J
Army
Georgia
Confederacy
Chickamauga
West Point
Ley
Charles H. Brown
el Paso
Tex
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State Institutions of Education
W. Y. Morgan
Urs Zanin
Robert E. Thompson
California
Thomas Kucher
Edmund G. Brown
the Humane Society
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Sarah Churchill
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