Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publishing note
Historical newspaper masthead fragment lists president and editor Dolph C Simons Jr and others, with publication details and pricing. Mentions Ward Company publishing daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas with home delivery rates and regional carrier info.
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Dolph Simmons
Dolph C Simons JR
Vier Pres
Bill Mater
Dee
Mator Tack Fimmerman
Ah Beak
Ernest Pont
W. Co Simone
Ward Company
Sixth Ane
Vmacipebhire
Lawrence
Kan
Mourtas
United States
Expert Opinion on McNamara Clash With Military Chiefs
A critical view of Robert McNamara as Secretary of Defense questions his authority over the Joint Chiefs of Staff and military planning. It notes his overruling of top officers on Viet Nam bomber targets and the risk of sidelining professional military judgment in pursuit of economy and efficiency.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Secretary of Defense
Robert McNamara
McNamara
Viet Nam
U.S
Joints Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
The Great Race Delivers Wholesome Family Fun
Real Family Fare praises The Great Race for a hero villain clash a love story and lively color and effects Tony Curtis Lemmon Falk Wood deliver strong performances making it enjoyable for adults and children alike without offensive tone or art film leanings
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Tony Curtis
Jack Lemmon
Peter Falk
Lemmon
Natalie Wood
Power Mower Dangers Prompt Home Safety Checks
With mowing season here a safety series urges regular checks on power mowers. Loose blade guards and off tune engines risk serious injury or fire from gasoline fumes. Even running smoothly the whirring blade can hurl objects. owners must ensure proper maintenance.
Safety Rules for Power Mower Use and Storage
The passage stresses proper safety for operating a power mower. It notes the user may rest only after completing the job and cooling the machine. It advises storing the mower with the spark connection detached to prevent accidental starts, a precaution especially to keep youngsters from starting it.
Not All Spies A Minnesota findings on models and spies
A Minnesota University psychologist studied 100 models from New York to Paris over two years and found many are swingers who love adventure and use beauty to their advantage. He cautions readers that pretty women are not necessarily spies and may resist any costly dangers.
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Minnesota University
David P. Campbell
Campbell
New York
Paris
Lan Fleming
Insurance Firms Brace for Medicare July 1 Launch
New York AP by Sam Dawson. With Medicare starting July 1, insurers face three effects: existing 65 plus policies lose appeal as premiums shift. firms offer supplementary plans for costs Medicare does not cover. and 16 insurers plus 32 Blue Shield plans will contract with government to set doctor charges under Plan B. Blue Cross Blue Shield systems with 5.7 million subscribers expand Medicare supplements while firms vary in aggression from pushing new products to withdrawing from the market.
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New York
Social Security Administration
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Aetna Life & Casualty
Bankers Life & Casualty
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Mutual of Omaha
Be Kind To Animals week noted at Lawrence Humane Society
Lawrence Humane Society marked Be Kind To Animals week with Peter and Ann Argersinger pictured with their new Boston Terrier from the Shelter. It was the national society 42nd anniversary and the local chapter 6th. A $150000 bond election to add to Overbrook elementary was defeated. Deborah Young won the Lawrence high school sci fair division and went to Oklahoma City for nationals.
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Lawrence Humane Society
Peter
Ann Argersinger
National Society
Overbrook
Deborah Young
Lawrence
Oklahoma City
Bell's
Britain
Lloyd Houston
Lawrence Tibbett
Metropolitan Opera
Baltimore
Arthur Capper
Kansas
American Legion
Oklahoma
Washburn University
Bible Verse Prayer for Family Bible Study Time
A devotional prayer asks God to guide families in finding time for daily Bible reading. It seeks wisdom to teach children and encouragement to share Scripture with others in Jesus name.
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Jesus
Spirit of the Law Fiasco in Alabama Elections
William Buckley Jr decries Alabama voting chaos led by George Wallace. He argues the governor’s flouting of the law catalyzed Black enfranchisement by exposing illiteracy barriers and exploiting legal loopholes. He cites literacy test history and a May 2 dispatch describing illiterate voters memorizing candidate names and marked ballots.
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George Wallace
Records Transfer Between Doctors Cited in Health Advice
The article explains that medical records can usually be transferred to a new doctor as a courtesy, not a right. Consent must be written and signed by the patient, as records belong to the doctor. In legal matters, records help the doctor testify, but ownership remains with the physician.
Bombing Oil Depots Becomes Johnson's Likely Next Move
Washington reports Johnson faces a top secret Joint Chiefs of Staff proposal to bomb Hanoi and Hai Phong oil depots, marking a major war escalation. Generals argue strikes could cripple North Viet Nam oil supplies, while objections include Chinese intervention fears and civilian casualties. The decision hinges on whether a new push for escalation supersedes past cautions as Hanoi remains unreconciled.
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Washington
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
17Th Parallel
North Viet Nam
Pentagon
Mr. Johnson
South Viet Nam
Air Force
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
China
South
State Department
Destruction Committee Burns Worn-Out U S Currency in Secret
Edwin Laforte heads the Destruction Committee in Washington, overseeing the burning of worn out money. Daily totals vary from 31 to 50 million dollars as bills are removed from circulation by Federal Reserve banks, then shredded, perforated, audited, and finally burned in two large furnaces guarded around the clock.
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Treasury Department
Leforte
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury
Washington
Trees and Vietnam War Reflections in Lawrence Letter
Letter writer praises Lawrence trees and Cedars of Lebanon near 23rd Street and Haskell Avenue. He urges concern for Viet Nam soldiers and critiques war policies, drafts, and wealth on war contracts, urging personal responsibility and repentance. Oscar Broers Eudora, Kansas.
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Lawrence
Lebanon
23Rd Street
Haskell Avenue
Viet Nam
Washington
Sen. Kennedy
Oscar Broers
Eudora
Kansas
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