Lawrence Daily Journal World header and staff list
The March 15 1965 Lawrence Daily Journal World presents staff roles including Dolph Simons editor and publisher Bill Mayer managing editor Jack Zimmerman news editor Ernest Pontius and advertising manager Leo Eller. The paper notes its history from 1854 and details subscription rates by carrier and mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
ASNE
Civil rights sit-in at the White House raises law and order debate
A dozen civil rights demonstrators staged a more than six hour sit-in at the White House last Thursday before being taken to police precincts in unmarked cars. The piece urges nonviolent, lawful action to secure lasting gains, cautioning against breaking laws even for a just cause.
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White House
Johnson
Kansas University
Clarke Wescoe
Selma
Ala
Keyserling Warns of Rising Unemployment Pace
Economist Leon H. Keyserling warned that Americans may accept a gradual rise in unemployment. He blamed the Presidents Council for Economic Advisers for forecasting no drop in unemployment in 1965. He urged massed public works and social spending to boost demand and employment.
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Leon H. Keyserling
U. S
President’s Council For Economic Advisers
Keyserling
Council
Washington
Johnson
Heart Rhythm Irregularities Warned By Medical Experts
Doctors warn that irregular heartbeats or arrhythmias may signal underlying issues and should prompt a medical check. Caffeine nicotine and sinus infections are common causes, and early discovery can prevent serious problems by stopping stimulants or treating infections.
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Arthur M. Master
New York
Press reform debate marks LA County Bar start of term
Attorney Edward Shattuck, newly elected president of the Los Angeles County Bar Association, stresses responsible press and legal conduct to protect fair trials. He argues existing ethics rules suffice to prevent abuses and criticizes coercive legislation aimed at the press or profession.
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Edward Shattuck
Los Angeles
Calif
County Bar Association
Shattuck
Shattuck urges case by case fairness over blanket laws
The legal leader argues against broad statutes and favors individual merit in each case. He warns a shotgun approach to public evils risks abuses and calls for a rifle like focus on personal responsibility and integrity.
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Shattuck
Title Against Violence
A Times-Post analysis critiques Alabama leaders Gov. George C. Wallace and Sheriff James Clark for violence against civil rights protesters. It argues their actions fuel national support for equal rights and may push federal voting rights legislation, with implications for Sen. John Sparkman and Alabama politics.
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Washington
Times-Post
Alabama
George C. Wallace
America
Bull” Connor
Birmingham
John F. Kennedy
Wallaces
Connors
James Clark
Selma
Johnson
John J. Sparkman
Barry Goldwater
Wallace
Lawrence history notes from old town milestones
A compact recap of Lawrence High School essays, scholarships, and early dentistry milestones. It lists Stephan Hill and Charles Malone as Summerfield Scholarship finalists, plus semi finals figures for 1955. It notes KU Endowment buying apartments for employee housing and historic dental pioneers in Lawrence.
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Stephan Hill
Charles Malone
Summerfield
Lawrence High School
Watkins
KU Endowment Association
11Th and
Mo. Sts
Edward Bumgardner
Kansas
James Price
Lexington
Ft. Leavenworth
Westport
Fort
S. Kellogg
Lawrence
Lucy Hobbs Taylor
University
Brynwood Place
Lilac Lane
14Th
Louisiana
Joe Howard
W. E. Monk
American Legion
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A devotional excerpt opens with Luke 18 13 NEB prayer asking mercy for a sinner and confessing sins. It highlights Jesus Christ as the forgiver and ends with a prayer to confess in his name.
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Lord Jesus Christ
Peking Press Signals Cautious Stance on Viet Nam
Hong Kong experts analyze Peking's government run press for hints of China’s next move in Indochina. While harsh anti US rhetoric appears, officials suggest no immediate direct military action and a watching and waiting posture dominates Beijing’s coverage.
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Los Angeles Times News Service
Hong Kong
Times - Post
United States
Democratic Republic of Viet Nam
Peking
People’s Daily
Indochina
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Viet Nam
Red Chinese
Korea
Red China
U. S
China
Chou En-lai
North Korea
Hanoi
North
Laos
Chou
North Viet Nam
Johnson Fearful of One Button And Jayne Seeks Aerial Boost
Leonard Lyons reports LBJ greeting guests at the Oval Room after the Appalachia bill signing. He shows Nina Hirschfeld the president's chair and warns her not to touch a certain button while the family tours the Cabinet Room.
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Johnson
Jayne
LBJ
Albert Hirschfeld
Washington
Dolly Haas
Nina
Richard Adler
Oval Room
Appalachia
Selina
Ala
Nina T
Editor laments violence over beliefs and racial prejudice
The letter recalls the March 9 Selma beating of Unitarian minister James J. Reed, who died March 1, and argues prejudice persists despite laws. It warns that racial barriers reflect creeds, not just color, and calls for genuine change in hearts and adherence to liberty and justice for all.
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Wallace
Clark
Martin Luther King
King
James J. Reed
Boston
Selma
Alabama
Ala
England
Boat Loose on Highway in Marin City Crash
Walter Beavers' car and boat trailer parted on Highway 101. The trailer veered into the dividing strip and the 15 foot outboard slammed into a bus grill. Splinters but no injuries reported.
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Marin City
Calif
Walter Beavers
Radiation in Pregnancy Myths and X-ray Safety
A reader asks if dental X-rays during early pregnancy risk the baby. The doctor compares radiation types, explains dose and area matter, and notes limited-pregnancy X-rays pose less risk than abdominal exposure. Also corrections on D.S.C. vs D.S.C. in chiropody and a question about yolk versus white of eggs for breakfast.
Viet Nam strategy clarified by U.S. white paper critique
Brig. Gen. S. L. A. Marshall argues the U.S. approach for Viet Nam hinges on a few Washington planners who treat the war as a manipulated conflict. He asserts the North Viet Nam premise leads to direct pressure against Hanoi, ignores guerrilla realities, and undervalues Viet Cong will and internal factionalism.
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Viet Nam
Washington
U. S
North Viet Nam
Max Taylor
Saigon
United States
State Department
North Viet
South Viet Nam
Nam
South
Barry Goldwater
Richard Nixon
Hanoi
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