Lawrence Daily Journal-World masthead capture
Historic Lawrence newspaper masthead listing staff positions and roles including President and Editor Polph C. Simons Jr, Vice President Publisher Bilj Mayer, Managing Editor Saci Zum Mier, News Editor Ernest Pontius, Advertising Manager Leo Eller, Business Manager, with establishment date 1854 indicated.
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Polph Simone
Polph C. Simons JR
Bilj. Mayer
Saci Zum Mier Man Ccene Essccrecenenrecer
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Public debate on foreign policy and accountability
The piece argues Congress should discuss foreign policy and challenge administrations when necessary. It warns against blind reverence for leaders and cautions against reducing policy to campaign issues, calling for frequent reporting on gains and failures in international dealings.
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Washington
Congress
Thailand
Chiang Kai-shek
Korea
Viet Nam
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
Slow Pace On Label Warnings For Cigarettes Sparks Debate
The piece weighs mixed reactions to labeling on cigarette packages warning that smoking may cause death and disease. It questions if proof exists and argues against broad regulatory mandates extending to candy foods and other products, warning of overreach by Washington reformers.
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Washington
Postal Service Cuts Spark Congress Debate Over Savings
Postmaster General John Gronouski defends recent window hour cuts and parcel post reductions as necessary for efficiency, claiming 9 million dollars yearly savings while limiting impact to 6 000 of 34 000 offices and 5 day week routes affecting 6 percent of deliveries. Congress seeks balance between economy and essential service amid ongoing federal money concerns.
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John Gronouski
Gronouski
Gronovski
Post Office Department
Training Shadows Mississippi Volunteers In Ohio Campus
On the Oxford Ohio campus volunteers for the Mississippi Summer Project receive a chilling safety briefing as 400 youths prepare to aid civil rights work in Mississippi. They recall the fate of activists Schwerner Goodman and Chaney and study Security Handbook guidelines while tensions loom over a search for the missing trio.
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Western College
Mississippi
Micky Schwerner
Andy Goodman
New York City
James Chaney
Schwerner
Goodman
Philadelphia
Miss
Johnson
CIA
Allen Dulles
Chaney
Old Home Town Notes from 1954 Addressing Past Local Events
Recap of historical items: Rev. Harold Hamilton named pastor at Trinity Lutheran Church after earlier service in 1946. tree surgeon Marvin Selichnow featured for Beard of the Week and elm removal. Daryl Dodds retires as Kansas Public Service Co. manager after 50 years with the firm.
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Harold Hamilton
Salem
Ore
Trinity Lutheran Church
The
Lutheran Seminary
Marvin Selichnow
Lauren Hunter
Daryl Dodds
Kansas Public Service Co
R. C. Johnston
Dodds
Lindley
J. F. Mee
West Hills
Mo. St
Vic Hart
Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
A religious note presents John 14 27 peace and a prayer thanking God for blessings and faith to endure life’s storms. The message asks to accomplish Thy will through us for Thy glory and Jesus sake.
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Jesus
Catchup, a Lesson in Laughter and Fear at Dinner
A Washington dining incident reveals how a white man’s simple act to borrow catchup eases fear in three young Black boys and four NAACP badge wearers. The trio and diners share a spontaneous laugh, turning tension into warmth in a brief moment of humanity.
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Shell’s
NAACP
the Statler
Washington
Washington Post News Service
Garroway Guest Columnist As Cynthia Takes Vacation
Dave Garroway writes as guest columnist for Cynthia Lowry on vacation. This note explains he steps in while Lowry is away and plans a return to broadcasting with a CBS radio show.
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Garroway
Cynthia
Dave Garroway
CBS
New York
Cynthia Lowry
Goldwater Run Sparks Debate Over GOP Choice
A Letters Editor column discusses the Republican push for a Goldwater candidacy as a contrast to Johnson and Democratic liberalism. It argues voters deserve a real choice and that GOP leaders may need to listen to conservative voices regardless of outcome.
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Republican Party
Barry Goldwater
United States
Goldwater
Johnson
Roger L. Torneden
Keating Seeks Pay Rise Linked to Asset Disclosure
Sen Keating pushes to attach outside asset and income disclosure to any congressional pay raise. Senate Rules Committee leader Jordan will press for broader disclosure of senators outside business and professional activities. If the pay increase proceeds, Keating may seek conditioning on conflict of interest reforms stalled in the Rules Committee.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Senate Rules Committee
Keating
House
Why Do We Yawn And What Causes It
A doctor explains yawning as a response to higher carbon dioxide relative to oxygen and notes it can be linked to sleepiness boredom and low thyroid activity. Contagious yawning and links to metabolism are discussed with caution about chronic yawning signaling possible metabolic issues.
Hal Boyle Monday Potpourri Well Boyle-ed
Hal Boyle surveys oddities and trivia in a light collection of notices and quotes. The column includes playful facts on vacations, hearing, psychology, and odd naming origins, ending with a Finley Peter Dunne quote about poverty and money.
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Hal Boyle
Well Boyle
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Chuck
Matthew
Selma
Alabama
London Observer
Old Home Town
H. L. Chambers
John B
Lawrence High School
Bill Gold
Times - Post
Journal-World
Dave
Joseph Molner
Dr. Molner
M. K
Mother
G. C
U.S
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Madison Square Garden
Lord Chesterfield
Ben
Catholic Digest
Finley Peter Dunne
Interlands
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