Lawrence Daily Journal-World front page editorial details
Lawrence Daily Journal-World staff and publication details for March 24 1965. Names listed include Dolph Simons Jr president and editor Bill Mayer vice president and publisher Jack Zimmerman managing editor Ernest Pontius news editor. Subscription rates shown and telephones listed.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Mainn Douglas
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Gemini 3 orbit flight marks near perfect milestone
Gus Grissom and John Young piloted the Molly Brown capsule to three Earth orbits in under five hours. The mission, cost about 40 to 45 million dollars, featured limited communications and a near routine landing, underscoring the United States lead in space exploration. Vice President Hubert Humphrey praised the program for enriching economy education and national character.
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Gus Grissom
John Young
Earth
Grissom
Young
Alan Shepard
John Glenn
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Polling Posts At Voter Sites Face Weather Hurdles
Weather worsened card passing and pamphleteering at city voting sites on Tuesday. Citizens were hardly swayed by leaflets or volunteers and many already know whom they will support. Aggressive helpers at polls may even harm a candidate’s chances.
Judge Juanita Kiss Stout Voices Welfare Reform
Philadelphia judge Juanita Kiss Stout urges welfare reform arguing public relief should raise standards and not reward laziness. Born in Wewoka Oklahoma, she was Pennsylvania’s first Black woman judge, calling for able bodied relief recipients to work and for better institutional homes for children.
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Juanita Kiss Stout
Philadelphia
Stout
Pennsylvania
Wewoka
Okla
Iowa
Indiana
Philadelphia Bulletin
Perfect Squelch Lesson From Churchill On War Heroes
The late Sir Winston Churchill impressed by humility and restraint. He never needed to drop names or highlight accomplishments. A pet remark of his serves as a lesson to would be war heroes who seek glory.
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Sir Winston Churchill
Churchill quips on combat zeal in rare wartime anecdote
The passage recalls how stories of battle valor grow with retelling. It cites a legendary exchange where a boastful British general claimed to dare the enemy to shoot him. Churchill replies with a succinct lesson from early service that there is exhilaration in being shot at and missed.
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Sir Winston
Churchill
Co-Op Housing For Soviets
Moscow buyers snap up new co operative apartments as government backed housing. Prohibitive down payments exceed a year of income for factory workers. Co operatives financed about 6 percent of new units last year and a rising share this year. In Moscow sixteen percent of space is already purchased by tenants this year. Many Muscovites live in one room with shared kitchens due to shortages.
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Vincent J. Burke
Los Angeles Times
Moscow
Times-Post
Soviet Union
United States
Bert Nash clinic becomes county mental health facility
Kansas Legislature approves a bill to convert the Bert Nash Mental Health Clinic into a county institution funded by a quarter mill levy after prior support from the Community Chest and private sources.
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Kansas
Bert Nash
Community Chest
Michigan State
Mike Getto
Lawrence
KU Department of Design
Chi Omega
Florence H. Alford
Plymouth Congregational Church
No Name Club
Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
A devotional note quotes Isaiah 53:4 on bearing griefs and sorrows and prays for guidance. The text thanks God for suffering as a path to victorious living and asks to attune hearts to divine will through Jesus.
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Jesus
Buckley Questions Constitutional Legality of Voting Reform
William F. Buckley Jr. critiques the proposed voting rights bill, arguing constitutional ambiguity and highlighting conflicting New York Times editorials. He urges a federal substitute ensuring equal protection while preserving states’ powers to set qualifications and to enforce the Fifteenth Amendment. Public hearings are planned, with a substitute bill to be advanced in Congress.
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William F. Buckley JR
National Review Magazine
Johnson
New York Times
Charles Mohr
Mohr
Arthur Krock
Supreme Court
United States
Congress
Religion and drama linked in Stevens film study
Washington notes scholar Donn Brian Murphy argues Christianity’s drama relationship has waned yet recurred through ages. From medieval passion plays to Oberammergau and modern critiques, the piece traces how faith and theater intertwined across Europe and the Americas.
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Washington
Times - Post
Jesus
George Stevens Sr
Tom Driver
Munich
Oberammergau
Europe
Switzerland
Christ
Spain
Foreign visitors praise Kansas hospitality and University of Kansas
Malvern and Rosemary Smith, visiting professor Mr. Smith at Kansas University, express enjoyment of rolling countryside, friendly community, and hospitality in Kansas. They say expectations of wheatlands and provincialism were misplaced and contrast Mr Amato's unfriendly stance with their positive experiences.
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Journal-World
Kansas
Kansans
Bible Belt
Goldwater
England
Amato
Malvern and
Rosemary Smith
Ohio St
Smith
Kansas University
Doctors Add Psychiatry to Skills To Help Mental Health
The rise in physicians adding basic psychiatry aims to address psychiatrist shortages and give early diagnosis. Training provides residency funds, stress related conditions often have emotional roots, and many patients benefit from treating emotional causes alongside physical care. Dr. William F. Sheeley notes one quarter of Brooklyn general practitioners pursued such courses and urges readers to consult their own physician first.
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Asio
U. S
William F. Sheeley
American Psychiatric Association
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sheeley
Behan Plaque Unveiled Among Chelsea Writers
A memorial plaque for Brendan Behan joins likenesses of Thomas Wolfe and Dylan Thomas at the Chelsea Hotel. Bernard Geis recalls meeting Behan who joked sober and drunk about being the same while asleep after quitting. LBJ skipped the Gridiron Dinner due to anticipated ribbing.
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Brendan Behan
Thomas Wolfe
Dylan Thomas
Hotel Chelsea
New York
the Chelsea
America
New Found Land
Behan
Bernard Geis
Geis
LBJ
Churchmen Speak Cause of Humanity
An editorial note introduces a Lent series by local church members in the Journal-World, discussing faith morality prayer and church action. It cites Dr. D T Niles on Christian obedience, servant ministry, and bearing light amid danger toward a cruciform witness in a world hostile to faith.
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Journal-World
Douglas County Ministerial Alliance
The
County Ministerial Alliance
D. T. Niles
Israel
Thessalonica
Paul
Silas
Niles
Christ
Jesus
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