Lawrence Journal-World Staff and Publication Details
The record lists the Lawrence Journal-World staff including President and Editor Dolph C. Sons Jr and Vice President Publisher Bill Mayer with roles for News Editor Ernest Pontius and Advertising Manager Leo Eller. It notes publication facts from 1854 with various editors and the paper’s address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. The issue date is Tuesday Evening May 4 1965.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C
Where Does It Go in Lawrence Schools Budget
A letter questions Lawrence Kansas school spending explaining that while the district has the highest tax rate for its size, teachers’ salaries lag behind peers in similar cities. It asks where money goes, noting high superintendent pay and concerns over administrator salaries and non teaching staff costs.
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Lawrence Board of Education
Carl Knox
Kansas
Lawrence
Supt
Knox
Hutchinson News Earns National Merit for Public Service
The Hutchinson News wins a Pulitzer Prize for meritorious public service honoring its four year effort to secure more equitable legislative representation. Under Jack Harris leadership the paper is praised for courage and straight editorial stance.
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Hutchinson News
Kansas
the News
Jack Harris
Harris
Citizens urged to place cleanup material at curb for easier pickup
Aiding the City Cleanup Campaign volunteers, residents are asked to move discard material to the curb rather than leaving it near houses. Placing items at the street will speed up pickups and help Lawrence's spring New Look appear sooner.
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Lawrence
Spring Sign Problems Call for Ordinance Checks
City urges sign placers to review ordinances to avoid off limit placements and removal notices. Officials say compliance prevents complaints and saves money for both private and municipal sources.
Regret Notes on Speech Declines and Fred Allen
A historical note recalls speakers declining duties with regrets. It highlights Fred Allen, famed 20th century wit, who once replied to the Uniformed Fireman's Association breakfast invitation with a quip about radio chores preventing attendance.
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Lawrence
Fred Allen
Uniformed
Fireman's Association
Allen
Unavailable Voices Refuse Gala Speaking Requests
A speaker notes being called to address gala functions but declines citing overwork and law violations. The writer suggests alternatives and expresses finality about participation, hinting at future friction with a group referred to as the Sons and Daughters of I Will Arise.
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I Will
Viet Showboat Campaign Aims to Win Viet Nam Hearts
U S information officials expand a propaganda effort in South Viet Nam with a river showboat, girlie entertainment, lotteries and a pitchman to win over peasants and city dwellers. The plan doubles staff and funds to about 5.5 million dollars next year, with broader media like leaflets radio and air broadcasts.
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Saigon
Times-Post
U. S
South Viet Nam
U.S. Information Service
USIS
Barry Zorthian
Zerthian
April warmest in city history noted in 1955 item
The April just past was described as the warmest on record for the city. Thomas Ryther of Lawrence was elected to Phi Beta Kappa at KU. A special bust of Dean Swarthout of KU Fine Arts School was unveiled after he directed his a cappella choir for the last time as KU dean.
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Thomas Ryther
Lawrence
Dean D. M. Swarthout
KU Fine Arts School
Bible Message: The root of the righteous shall not be moved
A devotional note citing Proverbs 12 3 invites readers to grow in faith love and mercy. A prayer asks for strengthened Christlike character through life experiences in Jesus name Amen.
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Jesus
On the Right-Just as in the 1930s
Buckley surveys campus radicals at Wisconsin and Yale, noting 6000 signatures supporting Johnson in Vietnam while warning that a new left mirrors 1930s Soviet admiration. He traces PLM infiltrations into SNCC and Cuba travel, plus the shift from civil rights to a transformed America led by youth.
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Wisconsin
Yale University
America
Progressive Labor Movement
Lot
Peking
PLM
Cuba
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Communist Party
James Weinstein
Chicago
Martin Luther King
Crutcher Opposes Vietnam War Policy In Kansas Letter
Kansas Lieutenant Governor John Crutcher criticizes U S policy in Vietnam calling it a waste and a civil war led by China myth insisting the Viet Cong capture weapons left by defeated forces and urging withdrawal He claims desertion and treasury raiding skewer the effort and argues for unconditional talks as most viable while noting his Kansas roots and informed perspective.
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Crutcher
Journal-World
Rusk
U.S
Viet Nam
Kansas
South East Asia
John Crutcher
Tron
Young Republicans
Kansas University
South Viet Nam
China
South
Kansans
Stella Stevens exposes nude photos to control image
Hollywood actress Stella Stevens explains after years of posing for a girlie magazine that she funded a shoot herself to reclaim control over nude images. She prepared about a hundred shots, sent preferred ones to the magazine, and says recurring pictures hurt more than they help.
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Hollywood
Stella Stevens
Stella
Memphis
Two Seniors Seek Gentle Exercise Guidance for Health
Two women aged 76 ask Dr. Dear for advice on using a mechanical exerciser. The doctor argues no machine replaces effort and recommends simple, daily calisthenics and walking as suitable options to improve circulation breathing digestion and mood without overexertion.
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W.S
Lyons Den: Zsa Zsa Gabor in London and Hollywood gossip
Zsa Zsa Gabor and husband Herbert Hutner visit El Morocco amid plans to travel to London for diamonds. She cites Hollywood’s gossip-wood and dining with exes Conrad Hilton and George Sanders. Duchess of Marlborough's daughter interacts at the table.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor
Herbert Hutner
el Morocco
England
Zsa Zsa
Hollywood
London
Conrad Hilton
George Sanders
Benita Hume
Sanders
Benita
Duke of Marlborough
Sarah Russell
Sarah
Marines Host Frontline Welcome at Da Nang Camp
Maj. Mark Moore leads the 2nd Battalion of the 3rd Marine Regiment at Hill 312 near Da Nang. He describes a tactical shift to night operations, allied with Vietnamese troops, and a political military role including civilian aid. Moore predicts a long, ongoing campaign with extended presence.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
Maj
Mark Moore
Hill 312
U.S
Moore
Dallas
Tex
Carlsbad
Calif
3Rd Marine Regiment
Viet Nam
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Hutchinson Award
Jack Fossie
Zorthian
State Department
Old Home Town
William L. Burdick
Jimmy Green
Cross-Miller
E. W. Cross
William F. Buckley JR
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin University
Johnson
Buckley
Russia
New Order
Stalin
Hitler
Budapest
Freedom Fighters
Khrushchev
George Lincoln Rockead
Isea
Viet Cong
James Bacon
Joseph G. Molner
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Hotner
Princess Lee Radziwill
Jacqueline Kennedy
Sabrina Fair
Mike Nichols
Bert Shevelove
Sir John Gielgud
Sir Gielgud
Alice
Shevelove
Sir John
Danielle de Villard
N.Y
New York
Supreme Court
Hal Boyle
Marines
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