Lawrence Daily Journal World Personnel and Contact Notes
Muted historical notice lists President and Editor LPH C Simone, Vice President Publisher LL Mater, Managing Editor Tack Zimmerman, News Editor Ernest Fonths, Advertising Manager Leo Eller, and CG Simona as editor. Published since 1854 by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas.
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PH Sdions
LPH
C. Simone
LL Mater
Tack Zimmerman Enna
Ernest Fonth's
Leo Eller
Be the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence, Kan
Telephone
Dominican Revolt's Aftermath and Dubois Cautious View
Jules Dubois awards note from Kansas University School of Journalism. He questions the U S aspirin approach to the Dominican crisis and warns Washington’s policy flip a year ago risks unresolved conflict. He doubts the cure will halt the spread of communism and questions long term American influence.
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Dominican Republic
Cuba
Jules Dubois
Kansas University School of Journalism
Dubois
U.S
Washington
Latin America
Hector Garcia-Godoy
Culture Clash Between Aristocracy and New Rich in Art World
A Chicago discussion at the National Conference on the Arts and the Law examined how the art market operates amid a culture boom. Tensions emerged between long established art aristocracy and the rising new collectors as experts urged mutual understanding for art and culture to benefit Americans.
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Chicago
Chicago University
Education on teen drinking and supervised parties proposed
Stanford researcher Thomas Plaut cites a five year study funded by the federal government suggesting supervised teen parties with cocktails could curb alcoholism. He notes drinking patterns vary by society and that incidental drinking in Italy contrasts with France where drinking becomes an activity.
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America
Thomas F. A. Plaut
Stanford University
Cooperative Commission On
Plaut
Italy
France
Debating Teen Drug and Sex Education Clinics
Dr Plaut argues for supervised teen drinking and narcotics education with clinics and federal oversight. He cautions that such programs risk more problems than they solve, suggesting caution about government led teen experimentation with sex orgies or narcotics education.
Brokers Still Only Human
Broker speak on Wall Street is broken down into plain terms. The piece explains how phrases like excess speculation, wise investing, and glamour stocks mask real meaning and how letters from market advisers use double talk.
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New York
Wall Street
Pele
Market Letters
Lawrence High School delegates named for Boys State
In Topeka 1966 Lawrence High School sent Robert Driscoll John Brown Harry Craig Robert Radcliffe and John Shank as Boys State delegates. Kansas Power and Light president changed with Ackers becoming chairman and McClure Hutson named to top posts. NCAA put KU on one year probation for transporting a prospective basketball player Kent Bryan.
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Robert Driscoll
John Brown
Harry Craig
Robert Radcliffe
John Shank
Lawrence High School
Topeka
Balfour Jeffrey
Dean Ackers
Kansas Power and Light
Ackers
R. W. McClure
Lawrence
W. G. Hutson
NCAA
Kent Bryan
Lyle Powell
West Hills Terrace
Raymond Wheelers
Powells
C. S. Shepherd Farm
Oldfathers
Wheeler
New Hampshire
John Virtue
Rusty Springer
Henry Shenk
Junction City
Bible Verse Reflection and Prayer Note
A devotional item quoting James 1 19 urging quick listening and slow speech. It thanks God for obedient parents and prays for children to value good parenting in Jesus name Amen.
Public Figures Discuss Vietnam Policy In Senate Row
Vice President Humphrey shifts hawkish stance surpassing Kennedy while Senator Richard Russell chairs Armed Services Committee urges a plebiscite and consdiders limited aims. Kenneth Galbraith debunks domino theory and questions Indochina’s strategic value in the Vietnam War.
Uric Acid and Gout Treatments Explained
A doctor explains uric acid as a natural body component that can cause gout when not cleared, with diet and medications controlling levels. High purine foods and organ meats raise acid. modern prescription drugs help prevent attacks and relieve pain, supporting long term maintenance.
Charity Will Sponsor Chair for Med Center
Kansas United Cerebral Palsy announced the establishment of a chair at the University of Kansas Medical Center. Dr. Herbert C. Miller Jr., pediatrics professor, received the chair, the third of its kind in the nation. The gift of 25 000 dollars from Phillips Petroleum to the Dwight D. Eisenhower fund funded the chair.
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Salina, Kan
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas United Cerebral Palsy
Herbert C. Miller Jr
Salina
Sidney Carter
Columbia University
Margaret Jones
University of California At
Los Angeles
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Okla
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Guardsmen Erect Span Across Creek in K C
A 90 foot temporary Army bridge was set across Indian Creek on Antioch Road by 80 Kansas National Guardsmen from Fort Scott. The crossing replaces a collapsed span after a truck crashed and drowned driver Elbert G. Starks. Overland Park officials urged the Guard to aid fire and police protection south of the creek. The bridge is to be removed during June training duty.
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Kansas City, Kan
Indian Creek
Antioch Road
Kansas National
Resignations Shake Top State Dept Leadership
Washington reports Under Secretary of State Thomas Mann will resign, with George Ball also leaving. Replacements favor U Alexis Johnson or others, while Bundy stays central to Viet Nam policy. The piece links Kansas politics to a broader Viet Nam debate and notes CORE leader Floyd McKissick’s limited involvement due to finances and schedule.
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Washington
Thomas Mann
George Ball
Johnson
Ball
State Department
U. Alexis Johnson
Saigon
Japan
Edwin Reischauer
Tokyo
William Bundy
White House
Bundy
Viet Nam
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ben Heineman
Chicago and North Western Railway
Robert Kintner
National Broadcasting Co
Mann
Texas
Plains of Kansas
U. S. Senate
President Johnson
Robert Ellsworth
Sen
James Pearson
Ellsworth
Great Bend
Kans
U.S
Freshly Boyle ed Potpourri for New York Readers
Hal Boyle highlights quirky statistics and curious facts from mail, travel, economy, sports, and science. Notes Americans own 57 percent of world passenger cars, a woman may flex her foot 6 000 times daily, obstetrical fees up 147 percent since 1940, only eight triple crown winners, coffee consumption total 167 million cups, Canada and the U S test orbit artillery, Newton’s cannon idea revived, and a risky anesthetic using weak electrical currents may alter personality.
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New York
Canada
United States
Isaac Newton
Soviet Union
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