Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details 1966
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff roles and office data for June 28 1966 list Dolph C Simons Jr as President and Editor with Jack Zimmerman as Managing Editor Ernest Cosate as News Editor and Leo Bell as Advertising Manager. The World Company publishes daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates are 8 cents per week or 18 80 per year by carrier, 6 per year in Douglas counties by mail, and 11 per year elsewhere in the United States. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press.
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Molph Simons Ou
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill. Mayer
WW. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglins
United States
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Johnson Weathered Step Up in Viet Nam War Effort
Washington signals escalate a bigger U S war push in Viet Nam with possible Haiphong bombing. Rusk and Ball describe no near end to fighting as production and arms discussions grow, while political and public reaction mirrors broader debate and looming elections.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Haiphong
Johnson
U. S
George Ball
Lawrence
England
Uncle Sam
GOP
House
Senate
Korea
Truman
Stevenson
U.S
Turnabout In Lawrence as Officer Hurt While Detaining Youth
A Lawrence police officer was hospitalized after sustaining injuries attempting to take a youth into custody. The report notes a charged atmosphere with demonstrations and questions whether civilians or authorities may pursue charges of brutality.
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Lawrence
Wichita University Budget Fight Sparks Bargain Debate
State budget officials heard Wichita University's request for 10.15 million dollars, a 308 percent rise from 1967, the largest increase among state schools. Other totals include Pittsburg 7.70, Emporia 7.77, Ft. Hays 5.51, with KU and Kansas State higher yet. Education costs rise yearly, urging taxpayers and lawmakers to judge bargains carefully.
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Wichita University
Kansas
Topeka
Wichita
Pittsburg State
Emporia State Teachers College
Ft. Hays
Kansas State University
Jisi
Kansas University
KU Medical Center
Medical Center
Kansas State
Emporia
Silver Supply Shrinks as U S Mint Faces Silver Shortage
SAM DAWSON reports that U S silver reserves dwindle amid rising industrial demand and stagnant official price. World usage tops 400 million ounces yearly while Treasury holdings fall from 2 1 to 2 1 billion ounces, pressuring policy and coinage.
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New York
U.S
Treasury
U.S. Treasury
United States
Asia
Lawrence Highlights and Memorials Through Decades
Old Home Town items note 1956 new Kans Bar members from Lawrence Joseph Wright and John Stites. Lawrence residents celebrate 50th wedding anniversary for L T Edmonds. 1941 KU residence hall scholarships awarded to 80 women. Lecompton marker site donation by Harry Woodring couple. Lawrence weddings Jule Bell and Travis Glass. 1926 William Docking resigns as bank official and moves to Topeka. diphtheria eradication hope voiced by Earle Brown.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Joseph Wright
John Stites
L. T. Edmonds
Oskaloosa
Harry Woodring
Lecompton
Woodrings
Frederick Stanton
Jule Bernece Bell
Clyde Vernon Bell
Travis Eugene Glass
Albert Earl Glass
William Docking
The
National Bank of Topeka
Dockings
First Methodist Church
Jayhawk
Topeka
Earle Brown
Kansas State Board of Health
Desert Blessing and Prayer Message
A devotional note quotes Isaiah 35 1 Desert shall rejoice and blossom as the rose and includes a prayer asking God to deepen receptiveness to scripture. It asks believers to prepare themselves to rejoice in hardship and draw strength through Jesus Christ and to resist the devil citing Ephesians 4 27.
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Jesus Christ
Stigler maps the neglected areas in the conservatives liberal
A Chicago economist, George J. Stigler, argues conservatives and liberals share blame for a stalled debate on government's role in the economy. He splits the quarrel into four neglected areas: liberty, humanitarianism, state competence, and individual competence, urging sharper conservative critique and more honest liberal response.
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University of Chicago
George J. Stigler
I Oldwater
Stiger
Stigler
Securities and Exchange Commission
I.C.C
Mayor Lindsay Cancels Dinner for King Faisal
Washington observers debate the decision to cancel New York City dinner for King Faisal of Saudi Arabia. Officials question timing and impact on U S Arab relations while jokes about aid and oil swirl. A single Israeli-Egyptian exchange highlights regional tensions amid the incident.
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Washington
John Lindsay
New York City
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
New York
Lindsay
United States
State Department
King Faisal
LaGuardia
New York State
Wall Street
New York Subway
Suez Canal
Teen Nites give Lawrence teens wholesome fun at pools
Martin Umholtz argues in the Journal-World letters page that two Lawrence pools host weekly Teen Nite dances with a live band. He notes crowds over a hundred teens, socializing and dancing, keeping youth off the streets despite noise complaints. He urges more such events for future recreation.
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Lawrence
Martin Umholtz
Hilltop
Camouflage Fails Dogs Corner Viet Nam Capture
In Hue area 12 miles north of Hue U S Marines used three shepherd dogs to flush out enemy troops. The dogs found a bamboo stake where three Communist soldiers were hiding and the patrol forced their surrender.
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Viet Nam
Hue
South Viet Nam
U.S
Pilot Identified in Salina Jet Crash
Wichita AP report says McConnell Air Force Base identified Lt. Col. Charles F. Neef Jr. as the pilot killed in a jet fighter crash near Salina Kansas on Monday. The base noted Neef's wife and no children reside in Highland California.
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Wichita
Kan
McConnell Air Force Base
Air Force
Salina
Charles F. Neef Jr
Ford Intervenes in Long Island Primary For Right Wing
Rep. Gerald Ford of Michigan sides with the right wing in New York Third District primary, backing Steve Derounian over favored moderates. His move defies advisers and shocks Michigan and national Republicans amid intraparty tensions and Ford’s leadership ambitions.
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Washington
House
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Ford
Steven Derounian
Congress
New York
Long Island
William Casey
Derounian
Lester Wolff
Goldwater
Casey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Leonard Hall
Devounian
Melvin Laird
John Byrnes
Wisconsin
Rogers Morton
Maryland
Morton
James Battin
Monstana
Hair transplant questions and skin conditions answered
Dr Molner advises a dermatologist exam for hair loss causes before considering transplantation. Hair loss in women at 40 can stem from skin disease thyroid issues dyes or nerval factors and heredity. Transplantation is costly and not a quick fix. Other letters discuss hiatal hernia exercises thyroid storm and psoriasis vaccination impact.
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Old Home Town
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Brickman
William F. Buckley JR
Art Buchwald
Israel
Isaaeli
Yemen
Buchwald
Editor
Journal-World
Neef
Highland, Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Gerry Ford
Steve Derounian
Rounian
California
Bircher
John Rousselot
Wolff
Joseph Molner
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