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The Lawrence Daily Journal World, established 1854, lists staff including President and Editor Br Lee Simons Jr and Managing Editor Ernest Pontius. Published daily except Sundays by the World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates shown for various delivery options.
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Congress Junkets Consume Big U S Tax Dollars in 1965
A 1965 government expense report shows half of Congress travelled abroad at public cost. House members and aides spent over 115000 while senators and allies tally 182000 with defense transport excluded. Western Europe hosted 123 travelers, the Far East 79, and trips to Central South America and the Pacific Islands were popular. Two visited Antarctica and eleven went to Paris for the air show. Four senators and nine House members took round the world trips amid questions of necessity and accountability from the Los Angeles Times.
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De Gaulle's NATO stance sparks French tension and debate
French dissent calls to end foreign military presence under NATO and France's integrated command withdrawal. De Gaulle faces uproar while suggesting openness to a European Community path with Britain. Russia openness, US ties, and German fears fuel a tense debate on Europe’s future.
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U.S. Dilemma Over De Gaulle Policy Toward France
Washington weighs a tough line with De Gaulle while avoiding alienating the French people. Officials seek a policy that distinguishes between the president and public opinion, hoping it pressures De Gaulle to yield. The task is complex and delicate.
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Is Demand Rising Faster Than Supplies This Year
AP report outlines the tension between rising consumer demand and constrained industrial output. It notes shortages of some materials, price rises and longer delivery times, plus competition for skilled labor, with Viet Nam policy and taxes shaping potential controls as the economy nears production limits.
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Old Home Town Highlights From 1956 1941 and 1926
A compilation of vintage notes: 16 years ago in 1956 a front page photo shows Mary Ann McGrew digging dandelions at the Theta house lawn as Alpha Tau Omega and North College Hall win Rock Chalk revue prizes before a 6000 crowd. 25 years ago in 1941 Greek War Relief collections were taken in Lawrence Theaters and in Del Rio Dr John Brinkley faced bankruptcy in a federal hearing. 40 years ago in 1926 average Kansas family head held about 2000 in life insurance as Addison Manter recalls early city days and the first telephone gear amid Marks Jewelry Store.
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Bible Message on the Publican Prayer
A meditation on Luke 18 13 where a tax collector pleads for mercy and humility. The prayer asks for cleansing hearts that one may approach God with unworthiness acknowledged and blessings sought through Jesus.
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Jack's Straws Diplomat Training Booze at Washington Parties
Columnist Jack Zimmerman jokes about Washington cocktail culture and diplomatic life. He notes ambassadors attend multiple events in one night with minimal drinking and questions who consumes the surrounding alcohol while pondering why diplomats should party at all. He suggests a secret branch for enjoying parties could solve enlistment issues.
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Asian Breakthrough Emphasis on Aid Via Japan
U S policymakers see Indonesia under Gen Suharto adopting a neutralist tilt, seeking economic and technical alliances with Japan and other Asian partners. Jakarta aims to curb Red China influence, continue confrontasi toward Malaysia, and pursue inward development over foreign adventurism amid crisis.
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Prince Philip Seeds Lively Party with Sleight of Hand
At Joe Levine's private party for Prince Philip last week the showman performed tricks including burning and producing a $100 bill. Guests donated $50,000 to the prince's charity as Levine joked about scripts and Don Quixote. The prince teased about camera cues and used a blunt word in a playful moment with Levine's 16 year old daughter Tricia nearby.
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Sneezes Sunburn and Ulcers Health QandA Summary
Reader questions cover sneeze triggers sunburn pigment loss and skin damage from too much sun. Dr Molner notes irritants trigger sneezes and bright light can provoke reflexes and warns against excess sun. TB transmission and hygiene guidance follow with practical precautions and hand washing. A caller asks about hiatal hernia ulcer and popcorn intake. doctor recommends stopping popcorn and rechecking with X rays. Multiple sclerosis notes say no cure but progression can be slowed.
Being Irish is a yearround pleasure and paradox
Hal Boyle surveys being Irish beyond St Patrick’s Day, noting a mix of joy and turmoil. He describes loyalty, generosity, humor, and resilience, calling the Irish manic depressive and paranoid yet unafraid to laugh through sorrow. The piece ends with a playful meditation on immortality and family ties.
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