Iatrogenic Illnesses Spark Debate At Hospital Meeting
Auer of St Louis University and Mathis of Oklahoma University challenge patient neglect and urge treatment of patients' pocketbooks as vital as their bodies. The column laments hospital secrecy and urges clearer patient communication, joking that avoiding sickness is best.
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Edward T. Auer
James L. Mathis
Auer
St. Louis University
Mathis
Oklahoma University
Hospital Association
Dr. Auer
Lawrence Journal World Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Journal World issues a 1965 edition with names of editor and staff including Simons Jr., Mayer, Zimmerman, Pontius, and Huer. It lists address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, and pricing for subscriptions in 1965.
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LPH
Simons
Baltor
Dolph C. Simons JR
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Huer
W. C. Simona
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Presance
A Grand Show Brightens Lawrence with Barbershop Quartets
Lawrence High School hosted the Parade of Quartets Show on a Saturday night. The Lawrence Barberhawks Chapter of SPEBSQSA produced it to benefit the Institute of Logo pédies in Wichita. Sweet Adelines Aqua-Tones Four Renegades and Rip Chords performed as special features for an appreciative audience.
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Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Lawrence Barberhawks
Spebsqsa, Inc
Institute of Logopédies
Wichita
Distaff
Sweet Adelines
Aqua-Tones
Renegades
Rip Chords
Arts Subsidies Debated After Rockefeller Study
A Rockefeller Fund study concludes American performing arts require subsidies as they cannot sustain themselves in a wealthy society. President Johnson endorses the idea with a proposed 10 million dollar yearly federal grant program and a National Foundation of Arts and Humanities.
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America
Rockefeller Bros. Fund
John D. Rockefeller II
Johnson
Rockefeller
Congress
National Foundation of Arts and Humanities
Lyndon Johnson
Mayo Clinic expert debunks weight myths and Mayo diet
Dr. E H Rynearson of the Mayo Clinic says overeating is the main cause of obesity and debunks popular beliefs. He notes genes set body shape but do not determine fat, glands are not to blame, and the Mayo diet of eggs and grapefruit lacks merit.
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Drs. Auer
Mathis
Bastogne
E. H. Rynearson
Mayo Clinic
Rynearson
Mayo
Obesity group hears tough talk on weight loss
A speaker tells members that weight loss requires eating far less and criticizes energy-wasting movements. He emphasizes that the only path to shedding pounds is caloric restriction, noting the hardship of reducing intake. The message frames dieting as essential, even if painful.
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National Society of Obesity
FDR's Boys Back Again
Julius Duscha reports on the Roosevelt brothers Jimmy and Elliott pursuing mayoral runs in Los Angeles and Miami Beach while Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. weighs a possible New York governorship. The piece notes party strains and critics branding them carpetbaggers as campaigns heat up across cities.
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Washington
Times-Post
Roosevelt
Westbrook Pegler
Los Angeles
Jimmy Roosevelt
Miami Beach
Fla
Brother Elliott
Washington, D.C
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
New York
Fdr Jr
Jimmy
Elliott
Way Out West
White House
Bald
Sam Yorty
Yorty
Richard M. Nixon
Beverly Hills
Jesse Unruh
California Assembly
Big Daddy
Little Daddy
Sam
Melvin Richard
Richard
Colorado
Minneapolis
Florida
Lawrence Primary Ballot In 1955 Names Six Nominees
The 1955 city primary in Lawrence singled out Jack Harris Simon Hurwitz Warren Zimmerman John Crown Walter Sneegas and Emery Scott as nominees. There were 1506 votes cast from 7200 eligible voters. Will and Mrs. Will Walker celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.
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Lawrence
Jack Harris
Simon Hurwitz
Warren Zimmerman
John Crown
Walter Sneegas
Emery Scott
Will Walker
William L. Burdick
KU School of Law
University
Edwin Price
Iola
Latimer E. Alder
Alder
Kansas
Knights of Plymouth
Today’s Bible Message Seek Ye Whom John 1 38
A devotional prayer asks for mercy and transformation through Jesus Christ. The prayer seeks God’s redeeming power and invites Christ to dwell in believers now and forever. It ends in Jesus name. Amen.
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Jesus Christ
Voters seek honest leadership in Kansas City elections
George Caldwell urges voters to back candidates who will enact practical change, lower waste, and improve job training. He cites the need for sober planning, use of the Comprehensive Plan as a guide, and focus on vocational training and English literacy alongside community heritage.
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Washington
Oak Hill
Solomon
Lawrence
Johnnie
Letter rejects Amato view of KU students as fair sample
Lawrence reader defends KU students against Amato a critic from the Journal-World. He recalls 39 years in town and notes many students form lasting friendships with locals. He argues Bible Belt thinkers remain numerous and suggests Amato would do well to reconsider biases and move if uncomfortable.
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Journal-World
Amato
Kansas University
Lawrence
Russia
Red China
To Your Good Health on Mental Health and Wellness
The column argues mental health affects everyone and should be treated like physical health. It outlines basic emotional health rules: rest, balanced diet, vaccinations, and safety, plus staying busy, relaxing, loving, and seeking help when signs appear. Tomorrow discusses teamwork between psychiatrists and other doctors.
Lyons Den and Political Moves Highlight NY Echoes
Leonard Lyons reports a Supreme Court review plan for 200 past 20 years of confessions cases. Republicans near Lindsay mayor bid signal a shift. Steinbeck donated helmets for Selma workers via NAACP. Investor Wolfson bet on Jacinto in Santa Anita Derby. A SF bank may be taken over by Muscat syndicate. James Jones and Irwin Shaw to cruise together with spouses in the Mediterranean.
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U. S. Supreme
N. Y
Jacinto
San Francisco
Nevada
Victor Muscat
James Joneses
Irwin Shaws
Shaw
Mediterranean
Purposes of Prayer Explored By Local Churchwomen
In an editor note connected to Lent the Journal-World presents Louise C. Lane of Plymouth Congregational Church discussing prayer as a tool for fellowship with God. She defines prayer as the door to understanding and urges honest daily effort to test relationships with God and others, noting collective prayer aids cleansing personal ties.
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Journal-World
Douglas County Ministerial Alliance
The
County Ministerial Alliance
Aapres
Louise C. Lane
Plymouth Congregational Church
God
Jesus
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