Lawrence Journal World staff and details May 10 1965
The Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Monday May 10 1965 lists the staff Led by President and Editor Dolph C Simons Jr and Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman The paper operates under The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with staff in advertising business and news departments The issue includes subscription rates for local and national delivery and notes time and date of publication.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Wnnn
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulationa
Associated Press
Lawrence Art Festival shines in fourth year at South Park
The Lawrence Art Festival completed its fourth edition Sunday in South Park. Organizers led by the Lawrence Art Guild and Lawrence Recreation Commission showcased local artists including students from Lawrence High West and Central junior high schools. The event drew community pride, featured music by Charles Kassinger and his young musicians, and aims to grow bigger in 1966.
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Lawrence
South Park
Charles Kassinger
Kassinger
Lawrence High
West
Central
Lawrence Art Guild
Lawrence Recreation Commission
Paul Beauchamp
Milton Allen
Kansas University
The Aged: Hayden May Run Again In 1968
The piece notes Senator Carl Hayden of Arizona, 87, long in Congress since 1912 and Senate since 1927, as President Pro Tempore and No. 4 in line for the presidency. It questions whether he should seek another six-year term in 1968, citing age and actuarial concerns.
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Sen
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Congress
Hayden
U.S. House of Representatives
Senate
Sen. Hayden
Study Challenges Belief That Marriage Benefits Women Only
At the American Psychiatric Association meeting in New York a Berkeley study suggests single men are more maladjusted than single women and than married men. Researchers Geneview Knupfer Robbin Room and Walter Clark of California state health say marriage is a triumph for women and a defeat for men. The findings imply singlehood affects dominance and life adjustment differently by gender.
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American Psychiatric Association
New York
Berkeley
Calif
Geneview Knupfer
Walter Clark
Robbin Room
California State Department of Public Health
Marriage protections for impaired women and men in housework roles
A study suggests marriage guards impaired women more than men by defining domestic roles as a minimum task set. It notes even a simple or troubled person can perform homemaking as a domestic, babysitting, and sexual role. The piece contends bachelors are often less happy than single women.
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Port
Neutral View A Charade
The United States claims neutrality in the Dominican Republic revolt but officials signal the opposite as U S forces remain in place. The Johnson Administration resists any negotiated settlement favoring rebel Caamano and distrusts Bosch while seeking a durable leadership to avert bloodshed until an election.
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Santo Domingo
Times - Post
United States
Hemisphere
Johnson
U.S
Organization of American States
Col
Francisco Caamano
U. S
Caamano
Elias Wessin Y. Wessin
OAS
Caamano, Wessin Y. Wessin
Pedro Bartolome Benoit
Juan Bosch
Dominican Republic
Puerto Rico
Bosch
Rafael Trujillo
Trujillo
Old Home Town 10 Years Ago 1955 Highlights
Joseph Edmonds and others received 50 year Masonic pins. Dr. Benjamin Lewis reported Bert Nash Clinic’s five year operation with 500 patients split 58 percent adults and 42 percent children. Engel Road named for Prof. E F Engel. Engelheim home now Dr. and Mrs. Jim Reed. Europe faced Nazi aggression as Belgium and Holland were attacked. Churchill became prime minister succeeding Chamberlain. O Jolliffe donated 40000 for a men’s dormitory at Baker University. League of Women Voters held state convention in Lawrence with Winnie Lawrence as state president. 40 years ago in 1925 mint vending machines were found operating as gambling devices. KU beat Lansing prisoners 6-4 in baseball.
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Joseph Edmonds
Howard Housman
Fred Raymond
Charles Russell
E. C. Bussing
I. F. Eberhart
Benjamin Lewis
Bert Nash Mental Health Clinic
Engel Road
E. F. Engel
Westwood Addition
Engelheim
Jim Reed
Europe
Belgium
Holland
England
Churchill
Neville Chamberlain
O. Jolliffe
Marion County
Baker University
League of Women Voters
Lawrence
Winnie Lawrance
John Stutz
Lansing
Today’s Bible Message and PrayerReflection
The note cites Psalm 46 10 Be still and know I am God and offers a short prayer asking heavenly Father to teach us how to pray and how to be better followers to serve Thee and fulfill Thy purpose for our lives In Jesus name Amen
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God
Jesus
Reflections on Munich Paris A 1945 Tale of Two Cities
Edward T Folllard recalls VE Day scenes in Munich and Paris. He describes German surrender mood shifts after Allied entry, the Burgerbrau Keller siege site, and the vibrant Paris celebrations with flags of several nations. He contrasts Munich’s quiet aftermath with Paris’s carnival atmosphere.
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Munich
Paris
Adolf Hitler
Hamburg
Fuhrer
Burgerbrau Keller
Hitler
Europe
43Nd
Rainbow
Versailles
Eiffel Tower
Boulevard Des Capucines
Place de L’opera
Tipperary
Madeleine
Guarde Republicaine
Marseillaise
Kiddie Karnival in Lawrence Promises Family Fun and Community Support
Letters to the Journal-World celebrate the Lawrence Community Nursery School Kiddie Karnival set for June 5 in South Park. Volunteers from 20 families run booths from pony rides to a puppet show while planning future expansion and inviting sponsor input to boost Lawrence community events.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Community Nursery School
South Park
LCNS
Mott
Alden Bell
Crescent Rd
Barbra Streisand Guided by Showman on Depression Era Tune
The youth star recalls being advised to pick a song popular in the low mood years. The showman cited 1929 to 1935 as the Depression era. Streisand quips that her own low period hit about 18 months ago.
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Barbra Streisand
How to Stop Leg Cramps and Foot Pains Advice
Letter writers seek Dr Milner guidance on foot cramps from high heels and mind over matter. A reader shares upside down shoes as a temporary remedy and asks about leg cramps. Other inquiries cover low fat diets plastic surgery costs hereditary nerve deafness and child ruptures with concise medical answers.
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Dr. Milner
Can-Do Kim Chi Charms War Chiefs with Torch Test
Viet jewel man Kim Chi runs three stores in Da Nang and serves GIs with a torch test that proves real gems resist melting while glass and other fakes fail. He funds a family, speaks eight languages, and aims to become Viet Nam’s top jewelry dealer while dreaming of studying American business.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
Kim Chi
Far East
Floyd R. Rockhart
Megadore
Ohio
Viet Nam
America
Tiffany’s
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Truman
Berlin
Rosenheimer Strasse
Burgerbrau
Journal-World
Dover
Knox
John Doe
Cotton Creek
Larry Hatfield
18Th St
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Joseph G. Molner
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