Lawrence Journal World front page notes 1965 staff
Lawrence Journal World staff credits for Dolph Simons and editors appear on the front page. Dated Tuesday evening March 23 1965 the note lists Dolf C Simons Jr as president editor and other leadership roles. The paper is published daily except Sunday by World Company in Lawrence Kansas with subscriptions listed.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
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Kansas Legislature defeats county manager bill
The Kansas House voted 78 to 14 to block a measure allowing counties to adopt a county manager form. Opponents, led by county officials and treasuries, argued it would threaten courthouse roles and salaries while supporters cited efficiency. The bill may return in future sessions as voters could decide locally.
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Kansas
Kansas Cities
Kansas House
Lawrence
Lawrence Board of Education
Douglas County
Court House
Topeka
Gas warfare debate in Vietnam era raises ethical concerns
The piece discusses the use of nausea gas by South Vietnamese troops with US advisers against Viet Cong positions and villages, noting temporary disabling effects and propaganda risks. It questions the next steps and potential escalation while reflecting public unease at gas tactics.
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United States
Viet Nam
U.S
North Korea
Spaght Challenges Education as Key to Business Success
Monroe E. Spaght, Stanford trustee and Shell Oil president, told the Stanford Business School Association that formal schooling is not the sole path to business success. He argued that education helps, but managing is more an art than a science and much of a manager's talent develops through career experience.
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Monroe E. Spaght
Stanford University
America
Shell Oil Co
Spaght
Stanford Busines School Assn
Spaght argues college a stepping stone to success
Spaght, described as more artist than chemist or contracts writer, draws applause from educators as he stresses that college education helps but should not be the end goal. He notes grades indicate potential but do not guarantee ultimate achievement and cites a link between school achievement and business success. He cautions against hiring new graduates expecting instant wealth and perks.
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Spaght
Shell Ph
Great Changes For Cape
Cape Kennedy Florida shows vast modernization with space program boom. New offices replace old facilities as contracts grow and construction surges on base. Residential values jump and the site shifts from rustic to permanent, yet wildlife lingers around launch areas.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Times-Post
Cape Canaveral
John F. Kennedy
Disneyland East
Space Center
Alan Shepard
Virgil Grissom
Air Force
Florida
Polio vaccine program and other city notes from 1955
In 1955 Douglas County planned to administer the Salk polio vaccine to 1,400 first and second graders as a nationwide effort led by the Department of Health with Dr Leona Baumgartner as National Health Council president. Snow fell in the city amid lingering spring vibes and other historic items from 1940 and 1925 are recalled, including antique displays and KU basketball events.
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Douglas County
Department of Health
Leona Baumegiiner
Lawrence
New York City
National Health Council
City
Quantrill
Kansas City
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Invocation
A devotional note quotes Job 23 3 seeking God and the author prays for mercy and grace through Christ. The prayer asks God to hear the cry for help and unreservedly bring needs before Him in Jesus name.
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Heavenly Father
Christ
Buckley on LBJ address to Congress inerasable misreadings
William F. Buckley Jr questions Lyndon Johnson's congressional speech arguing there is no universal right to vote, criticizes the logic of expanding voting rights, and defends the Rule of Law over democratic process rhetoric. He notes constitutional constraints and warns against harmful, Procrustean equality.
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William F. Buckley JR
Lyndon Johnson
Congress
UN Commission On Human Rights
America
House of Representatives
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
South
India Needs More Aid and Economic Freedoms Says Experts
Washington observers say India faces famine risk without large U.S. food shipments and broader reforms. They urge relaxation of controls to stimulate private initiative, faster growth, and a freer economy despite vast population growth and rising unemployment.
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Washington
Times - Post
Viet Nam
India
United States
Congress
New Delhi
West Germany
Letters to Editor on Tax Burden in 1964
Howard Kahane of the University of Kansas argues in a Journal-World letter that the average American paid 2600 in taxes in 1964. He grants some benefits but favors personal spending over public goods like schools and highways, questioning value of government programs.
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Europe
Emotional links in obesity and addiction to food
A reader letter discusses a 27 year old mother of four who weighs 207 pounds and seeks help for compulsive eating. The writer notes the link between emotional distress and weight and suggests psychiatric input could aid recovery if encouraged by her husband and doctors.
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Churchmen Speak Meaning of Faith Editorial Note
Local church members contribute reflections on faith during Lent. The piece links faith to prayer and morality, cites Jesus in Gethsemane, and urges lay leadership to strengthen witness. It uses analogies of coordinating will with God's and references Hebrews 11:1.
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Journal-World
Hhe
Douglas County Ministerial Alliance
The
County Ministerial Alliance
Jesus
Christ
Garden
Gethsemane
Journalists must control a university newspaper not politicians
John Pepper of Lenexa argues against outside groups deciding what the University Daily Kansan prints. He warns that authorizing ASC or CRC influence would set a dangerous precedent allowing political or minority pressure, threatening press independence and advertiser freedom.
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Kansan
Tise
UDK
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CRC
ASC
John Pepper
Lenexa Senior
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