Lawrence Daily Journal World May 5 1965 front page note
The Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Wednesday May 5 1965 lists staff roles such as President and Editor Dolph Simons and Advertising Manager Loeller. It notes publication details from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with circulation rates and AP membership.
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Dolph Bimun
Dolph Co
Simons
Bill Mayer
Sacks Zimmisrman
Ernest Pontius
Loeller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Hruska Critics Foreign Aid For Beef Export Support
U S senator Roman Hruska of Nebraska calls foreign aid funding that boosts cattle production in beef exporting nations "absolute insanity." He argues aid should prioritize domestic agricultural needs and oppose subsidies that let other countries compete with U S farmers. He cites Argentina Brazil Costa Rica Mexico Nicaragua and Paraguay as beneficiaries.
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U.S
Roman Hruska
Nebraska
House Agricultural Appropriations Subcommittee
Llans
United States
Jamie Whitten
D-Miss
House
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Whitten
Hruska
Argentina
Brazil
Costa Rica
Mexico
Nicaragua
Paraguay
Sen. Hruska
Oma
Kansas
Nice Mess of Greens from Lawrence Boyhood Days
A Lawrence businessman recalls nearly 50 years ago when dandelion greens were a spring staple. He sold baskets of tender greens for 10 cents, chasing scarce supplies before modern sprays changed farming and dining.
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Lawrence
Gasoline Price War Draws FTC Inquiry Across Towns
The Federal Trade Commission has begun an in depth look at why a gallon of gasoline differs in price within a few miles and what role branding and supply order play. Probers will study marketing tactics and the so called gas war along with questions about quality signals and consumer impact while noting regional price patterns.
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Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Probers
Tourig
Wyoming
FTC to probe gasoline industry marketing practices nationwide
The Federal Trade Commission launches a sweeping inquiry into gas price claims marketing structures and the competitive clash between major producers and independents. It will examine exchange agreements consignments and price fixing concerns affecting service station operators nationwide.
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FTC
Supreme Court
Federal Trade Commission
Johnson Proclaims New Monroe Doctrine For Americas
President Johnson announces a broader Monroe Doctrine stance defending the Western Hemisphere from Communist subversion. He asserts revolutions in any country are local matters unless they aim to establish a Communist dictatorship, justifying U.S. military intervention in the Dominican Republic.
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Washington
Times-Post
Johnson
Americas
Monroe
Dominican Republic
James Monroe
Hendforth
Cuba
British Guiana
Mexico
South America
U.S
Awards totaling 129702 for Kansas Turnpike right of way
District Court records show appraisers Clifton Calvin Emil Heck and Merle McKinney filed awards totaling 129702 for 179 acres of Kansas Turnpike right of way. A drive to obtain nearly 100000 for Lawrence parochial grade school for St Johns Catholic Church is noted.
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Clifton Calvin
Emil Heck
Merle McKinney
Lawrence
St. John’s Catholic Church
Granada Theater
Peggy Davis
Odd Williams
Richard B. Stevens
Lindley
Michigan Street
Bible message and prayer readings for worship at home
The note invites reading from Isaiah 34 16 RSV and offers a prayer thanking God for Jesus and the Bible. It asks for grateful hearts, worship at home, and guidance through Thy Word.
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God
Girl who talks to flowers and animals tale ends in whimsy
A narrator notices his nine year old daughter talks to flowers while helping plant a garden. She insists the flowers can hear but says they cannot talk. The piece reflects on whimsical belief and gentle wonder beyond logic.
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Mother
Dr. Mother
T.F.N
Auto Graveyards Prompt Johnsons War on Ugliness
Mrs. Johnson's complaint about roadside auto junkyards spurs a national effort. President Johnson seeks 320000 for research to recycle scrap into steel and directs highway landscaping to hide car cemeteries. The piece outlines economic and technical factors driving scrap demand, car retirement rates, and changes in steelmaking.
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Washington
Times - Post
Johnson
America
White House
Mr. Johnson
Commerce
John T. Connor
Bureau of Public Roads
Equal housing for all in Lawrence urged by letter writer
In a Journal World letters piece, Mrs. Thomas Moore of 1007 Alabama St argues for fair housing in Lawrence. She cites racial bias in showing homes and urges neighbors to pressure realtors to show properties to all buyers regardless of race creed color or national origin.
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Journal World
Lawrence
Thomas Moore
Alabama St
Seawell Wins Rights to Eliot Works
Donald Seawell has acquired the drama rights to most of T. S. Eliot's works except previously produced plays. Mrs. Eliot asks for a one year waiting period before starting work. The item notes other entertainment news including Warren Beatty and Leslie Caron planning marriage and residence in London.
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T. S. Eliot
Donald Seawell
Eliot
Sen
Long
Internal Revenue Service
Pittsburgh
Warren Beaty
Leslie Caron
London
Carl Foreman
Britain
When ears feel plugged and hearing fades why patients worry
A physician explains causes of hearing loss from ear wax blockage to Eustachian tube dysfunction linked to colds allergies and infections. He advises ENT specialist for recurrence and outlines allergy management options and risks of permanent tube obstruction discussing accompanying behaviors in a 13 year old pulling lashes.
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A. T
Eustachian
Reflections of a Newcomer on the Vietnam War
Hal Boyle writes from Da Nang sharing impressions of the Vietnam conflict. He compares dust and mud to earlier wars and questions whether native aspirations or foreign aims will drive victory, noting limited battlefield gains and the Viet Cong’s significant control of much of South Vietnam.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
United States
Sicily
France
Germany
Italy
Korea
South
Viet Nam
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