Lawrence Journal World Masthead 1834 Editors and Staff
The Lawrence Journal-World lists its historic masthead with President Editor Bolph Simons Jr Vice President Publisher Bill May ier Managing Editor Tack Zimmerman News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Eller and Business Manager, noting establishment in 1834.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Bolph Co. Simons JR
Bill May Ier
Ss. -Or-Sseeeeneeneverentene
Tack Zimmerman —Nadenn
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Lawrence High Students Place in Top 13 at National Science Fair
Erik Wright and Philip Paden of Lawrence High School earned top 13 honors at the National Science Fair International in Baltimore, competing against 400 winners from across the country. The feat underscores the school’s strong record in national contests and community pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
LHS
Erik Wright
Philip Paden
Baltimore
Wright
Paden
Lawrence High
Lawrence
Weekend Events in Lawrence Offer Broad Family Fun
Lawrence hosts a packed weekend with events for all ages. Highlights include the Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club show at 8 30 am, KU Oklahoma baseball at Quigley Field 10 30 am, KU intrasquad football at 1 pm, a 3 pm KU Oklahoma track meet, the Coin Club show with exhibits from four states, and the Law rence Art Guild festival at 12 30 pm in South Park with three band concerts. The new American Legion building dedication closes the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club
Ku-Oklahoma
Quigley Field
Lawrence Art Guild
South Park
American Legion
Banks Bring Warmth to Classic Chase and First National Opens
The piece notes two New York City banks embracing warm, human touches. Chase Manhattan Bank hosted a gala with a 25 piece band, rope tricks, clowns and 2,000 plants on its two acre plaza while First National City Bank unveiled an international banking center in midtown featuring a Feraghan rug, Tamo wood panels and a 100,000 color tapestry with a Sikh doorman. Both banks rank No. 2 and No. 3 in assets nationally, reflecting a shift from austere interiors to inviting experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Chase Manhattan Bank
Financial
Chase
Wild West
Kansas
Ebenezer Scrooges
J. P. Morgans
New York
First National City Bank
Japan
First National
Bank of America
Banks Grow Friendlier Amid Automation Shift
The passage observes banks becoming more welcoming due to automation while other previously warm institutions trend toward cooler service. It notes a tension between customer welfare and profitability in modern financial services.
How to Lose In Viet Nam
General S L A Marshall argues the United States risks strategic failure in Vietnam due to mobility myths and inconsistent policies. He critiques civilian control, misused resources, and overmatched prestige while urging a coherent ground strategy and better battlefield data to avoid a national defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
United States
North
Indochina Peninsula
South
Southeast Asia
Korea
Viet Command
Earth
Annex opens at Douglas County Convalescent Home
The new 25000 annex at the Douglas County Convalescent Home at 4th and Me Sts opens for public inspection. 25 patients will move next week, increasing the total to 55 in both the new and old sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Convalescent Home
4Th and
Me. Sts
Air Force Academy
Lawrence
Tonganoxie
Centennial Committee
H. W
Dick) Keene
Merchants’ Bureau
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Blanche Dodds
Women’s Relief Corps
G.A.R
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
L. H. Perkins
W. 4Th St
Frances Moore
Frances Anderson
Alpha Gamma Delta Social Sorority
Ghost writers in Johnson speeches linger behind scenes
The article notes four aides draft President Johnson's speeches and an upcoming hire Douglass Cater while denying a ghostwriter in the White House. It cites Horace Busby as lead writer and Bill Moyers Jack Valenti Richard Goodwin Bundy and others contributing to Johnson's public address program. Johnson edits and adds notes himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Times - Post
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Executive Mansion
President Johnson
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
New York Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department
Associated Press
Southern Baptist Convention
Horace Busby
Senate
Douglass Cater
Magasine
Cater
McGeorge Bundy
Bill D. Moyers
Peace Corps
Jack Valenti
Jack of All Trades
Richard Goodwin
Kennedy
Bundy
UCLA
Organization of American States
D. C
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
Will Rogers
Billy Graham
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Radar boosts Lawrence storm watch and safety
A letter praises Lawrence storm-watch leaders and volunteers led by Howard Lindley for providing timely radar based tornado alerts. It argues radar enhances warnings, reduces false alarms, and urges local funding to acquire a permanent, affordable radar setup to sustain community safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Kansas
Lawrence
Howard Lindley
OCDM
United States
Special Weather Bureau
Kansas City
Weather Bureau
Elizabeth Taylor and Sam Spiegel attend Hamlet show delays
Elizabeth Taylor invited Sam Spiegel to see Hamlet with her. Spiegel arrived late due to overseas calls, then left after Taylor hinted he had seen enough. Burton hosted TV taping benefits and performed impressions at events while others faced health issues and showbiz updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Taylor
Sam Spiegel
Miss Taylor
Spiegel
Burton
Hamlet
Richard Burton
Jack Paar
Winston Churchill Memorial Library
USA
Laurence Olivier
Henry Barnes
Inner Circle
Luise Rainer
Actors Fund
Jule Styne
Bob Merrill
Philadelphia
Styne
Ray Stark
Eisenhower
Abc-Tv
San Francisco
Goldwater
Arizona
Garson Kanin
Burgess Meredith
Edwin O’connor
Dudley Moore
Rainbow Grill
Preventing Gangrene in Diabetes Foot Care Tips
Practical advice for diabetics to prevent gangrene through strict diabetes control and foot care. Emphasizes proper footwear and nail trimming, regular washing, cleaning under nails, careful use of antiseptics, moisture management, avoiding ingrown nails, fungus prevention, and consulting a doctor for corns and overlapping toes.
Modern Scandinavian furniture from The New City Library
A catalog of 1960s titles listed for readers, with varied subjects including Thelma Helyar’s modern Scandinavian fur niture, Lenin biographies, naval mutiny’s tale, Magellan biography, New York Graphic history, and several novels and political works by noted authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulf Hard Af Segerstad
Lenin
Stefan T. Possony
Dudley Pope
Hermione
Ars
Ferdinand Magellan
Hawthorne Daniel
NEW York Graphic
Ester Cohen
Will
Porno-Graphic
Frank S. Meyer
Stanley Woodward
The
New York Herald Tribune
David Stacton
Robert Nathan
Arthur
Badon Hill
Salisbury Plain
Bicetre
Simenon
Rene Maugras
Paris
Current Best Sellers Summary List
The compiled list shows top fiction titles including The Spy Who Came in From the Cold by Le Carre The Group by McCarthy The Wapshot Scandals by Cheever Convention by Knebel and Bailey and The Venetian Affair by Machines. Non fiction highlights Four Days by UPI American Heritage A Day in the Life of President Kennedy by Bishop Profiles in Courage by Kennedy Diplomat Among Warriors by Murphy My Years with General Motors by Sloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Carre
GROUP
McCarthy
Knebel and Bailey
Machines
President Kennedy
Bishop
Kennedy
Murphy
General Motors
Sloan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
GEN
Old Home Town
LBJ
Robert E. Thompson
John F. Kennedy
Theodore C. Sorensen
Harvard
Arthur Schlesinger
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Emmett Hughes
Malcolm Moos
Kevin McCann
Harry S. Truman
Clark Clifford
David E. Bell
Robert Sherwood
Sam Rosenman
Los Angeles Times News Service
William Fenstemaker
KU Campus Police
Ottawa
Douglas County
Collins
Decca
Lindley
Broeker
Fenstemaker
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Joseph G. Molner
L. K
Molner
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
Angeles
Richard A. Duprey
Paul Normandin
Leonard Wibberley
Edward Lindall
Hal Banner
Pittamooka
Publishers' Weekly
Interlandi
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!