Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and dates listing
Lawrence Daily Journal World details staff roles and 1965 publication data including editors Dolph C. Simons Jr and Ernest Pontius, advertising manager Ljo Eller, business manager, ownership history, and subscription rates. The note marks May 1 1965 as the Saturday edition date.
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Kansas Tax Burden Climbing as Legislature Meets
Analysis shows Kansas per capita state tax at 249 in 1963, higher than Missouri and Nebraska but below Colorado by ten. Only eleven states taxed more. lawmakers predict sharp increases from new sales, income, cigarette, and liquor levies, pushing Kansas toward top in coming years.
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Not Really So Far The Viet Nam Question And The Shrinking World
Former U S Ambassador Anthony B Akers offers a blunt reply to claims Vietnam is distant. He notes Vietnam lies roughly where astronauts brake before landing off Florida, illustrating a shrinking globe and broader US interests.
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U.S
Anthony B. Akers
Florida
Driving Morality and the Question of Safer Roads
Safety experts and clergy push driving as a moral issue noting sins of the road like speeding and intoxicated driving. Psychologists say ignorance of law is rare among criminals who plan to evade detection. Despite debate no effective method exists to stop dangerous drivers before they kill.
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France
New Workhorse F-100 Supersabre Proves Useful in Viet Nam
The F-100 Supersabre, a ten year old jet, remains central to U S air operations in Viet Nam. While not the fastest, its versatility stands out as it handles MiGs, escorts, and various chores with a single aircraft.
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Supersabre Becomes American Workhorse in Viet Nam Era
A military aircraft role parallels the C-47's WWII legacy as the Supersabre supports close air and reconnaissance missions in Viet Nam, serving as a reliable workhorse for American operations.
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Viet Nam
Aftermath of a Productive Day in the Garden
The piece recalls the joy of an initial productive garden day with digging planting clearing and weeding followed by sore muscles the next morning. It notes the lingering aches and the possibility that the second day hurts more before easing.
Soviet Union’s Industrial Output Still Lags U S Says Handbook
The Soviet Union reports 1964 industrial production at more than 65 percent of the United States level, up from earlier years, with a seven year comparison showing US growth at 2.2 percent versus 7.5 percent in the USSR.
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Historic sculpture plans at State Office Building facade
Old Home Town notes from 1955 record Bernard Poco Frazier as the architect for sculpture displays on the new State Office Building facade. Drake Relays highlights include Wes Santee’s 4 08.4 mile record and Bill Nieder’s 563% shot put Drake Relays mark.
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Poco) Frazier
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Kansas Electric Power Co
Today s Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
The message proclaims God as refuge with everlasting support and prays for dwelling of the Holy Spirit. It asks guidance comfort and strength to live harmoniously and serve in human need through Jesus’ name.
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Fluctuation on Tax Plans
Legislation shows states increasing taxes again while Congress moves to cut federal excises. A Commerce Clearing House survey notes New York and Idaho adopt sales taxes early, with 39 states now taxing sales and eight raising cigarette taxes. Federal revenues rise while state taxes grow, and Johnson plans to cut excises by 1.75 billion though specifics are undecided.
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Tombstone Trials Turn Historic Town Into Western Showpiece
Four eastern investors invest about 2 million dollars to revive Tombstone Arizona as a modern tourist town. They restore landmarks including the Crystal Palace and Opera House, plan a 1.5 million motor inn with a swimming pool and golf course, while debates with locals grow over changing the town’s character. Tombstone, 70 miles southeast of Tucson, rose from a ghost town to a tourism hub after silver fortunes faded.
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May Day Arts Lineup and Evening Concerts Highlight Campus Culture
A packed schedule lists Scarab May Day Art Sale events between Hoch Auditorium and Marvin Hall from morning to afternoon, followed by an International Club film screening. Evening offerings include the Religious Arts Festival with Sunflower, a Belshazzar’s Feast symposium, and multiple music recitals at Swarthout Recital Hall.
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University Chorus
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Working Mothers Highlight Their Role in Society
Rosayn Curry of 1728 Miller Dr. argues that supporting mothers who work is essential. She challenges Mr. Spencer's claim that mothers should stay home and stop nursery schools, noting the broad impact of working mothers on nurses teachers secretaries and receptionists.
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Healing timelines after gall bladder surgery and fat diet guidance
Reader asks about healing inside after gall bladder removal and fat restrictions. Doctor says internal healing is fast, stitches may be removed in about a week depending on material. after gall bladder removal, most can return to a normal diet with moderate fat, adjusting only by personal tolerance.
Madden the mobster dies in Hot Springs legend of bootlegging
Owney Madden, once a Hell's Kitchen kingpin in bootlegging and gang wars, died in Hot Springs Arkansas. The Arkansas settler recalled his move from New York in the early 1940s with only cash and a pet dog named Cissy. He spoke rarely but praised studying famous people as a lesson, while noting he would only help youth financially.
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Hell’s Kitchen
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Hot Springs
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N. Y
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Madden
New City Library Adds Diverse Titles Across Genres
A catalog listing new arrivals includes works by Robin Taylor Estes Kefauver Henry A Barnes Simon Harvester Vian Smith Noel Coward Jerome Weidman Mary Elgin Earl Rovit Una Arich Andrew Sinclair Gerald Durrell and Martin Anderson. Titles cover mystery romance travel satire and social critique with themes from monarchy to urban renewal and wildlife conservation.
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Mr. Kefauver
Heinrich Haner
Henry A. Barnes
New York City
Flint
Michigan
Simon Harvester
Vian Smith
Dartmoor
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Pretty Polly Ando
Noel Coward
Dickie Draper
Jerome Weidman
Paris
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Earl Rovit
Rodigal Pather
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