Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff including Dolph Simon as president and editor and Simone Tr as vice president, with publisher Bill Mayer, managing editor Jack Zimerman, news editor Ernest Pontius, advertising manager Loe Eller, and business manager Sh4. The paper is published daily except Sundays by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas with a May 12 1965 issue date. Subscriptions are 50 cents per week by carrier, $18.20 yearly by mail in Douglas and nearby counties, and $11 yearly elsewhere in the United States. It is a second class mail publication and a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and The Associated Press.
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Dolph Simon
Dolph CG
Simone
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
First a Few Questions Kashmir Houseboat Deal
Column questions the Kashmir houseboat rental offer at 50 a week from New York travel office. The writer notes the region’s dispute with Pakistan, cultural history, and luxury features while probing safety, border tensions, wildlife, and student unrest that could affect tourism. He imagines a Kashmir dispatch if affordable travel becomes real.
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Government of India Tourist Office
New York
Kashmir
India
Pakistan
Ethics order targets officials under agency heads
President Johnson directed the Civil Service Commission to require officials just below agency heads to file statements of outside financial interests. About 2,000 fall into this category under the new Standards of Ethical Conduct for Government Officers and Employees. The order limits gifts and moonlighting and would not affect past Baker cases or compel Congress to disclose outside interests.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Johnson
Civil Service Commission
Senate
Bobby Baker
Sen. Johnson
Baker
Legislation
U.S
Cure for bursitis and diverticulitis explained in Q and A
Doctor explains bursitis causes and treatments including rest, hydrocortisone, and compresses. It notes most cases improve with time and that surgery is rare. The column then answers diverticulitis basics and promotes a patient booklet, then declines to do students' homework while urging independent study.
Unsettling Survey on Youth Political Views
Northwestern Purdue and Wisconsin universities and U S News and World Report surveyed American high school juniors and college juniors to gauge political trends. The Action Magazine report highlights alarming results on rights, free speech, assembly, and government control, urging public education reform.
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Northwestern
Purdue
Wisconsin
U.S. News and World Report
Action Magazine
U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Teller at KU Hindered by Hoch Auditorium Echo
About 1,000 people heard Dr. Edward Teller speak in Hoch Auditorium, but extreme echo and failed microphones muffled the message. Teller slowed his delivery as audio problems persisted, with better acoustics noted on prior events.
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Kansas University
Hoch Auditorium
Edward Teller
California University
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Wayne Morse
U.S
Oregon
Vance Packard
Supreme Court
William Douglas
Hoch
Dick Gregory
Dr. Teller
Johnson orders outside financial interest disclosures
President Johnson requires all top executive officials to file statements of outside financial interests with the Civil Service Commission. About 200 officials are affected immediately, including Cabinet officers, agency heads, White House appointees, and each full-time member of a commission.
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Johnson
U.S
Civil Service Commission
Senate
White House
Travel Plans In a Snarl Travel Plans In a Snarl
Washington boosts pleas to curb the travel deficit as Americans flock abroad while the administration negotiates a balance of payments plan. Four traveler groups are cited business travelers once in a lifetime visitors frequent travelers and students. Jet set impact on advertising and airline sales is noted as a collateral effect.
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Washington
Times-Post
U.S
Johnson
St. Tropez
Ten Years Ago Bible Class Graduation in Lawrence
In 1955 the Bible Class begun by Mrs Flo Menninger of Topeka held graduation after a four year course. There were 80 classes in nine states and 1 875 graduates. This year 16 from Lawrence completed the course under teacher Mrs Bruce Cameron.
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Flo Menninger
Topeka
Lawrence
Bruce Cameron
Rolla Nuckles
K Club
Green Hall
M. S. Winter
Kansas U.S. Highway 59 Association
Bible Message Prayer and Praise to God
A devotional excerpt emphasizes prayer as a living faith that grows daily. It requests reverence to honor God's name, honoring God the Father in heaven and praising Him in song and word.
Letters on Theater Standards and Social Justice
A reader commends Journal-World for last night’s Theater Dirt editorial and critiques KU theater excerpts from Virginia Woolf and West Side Story as inappropriate. The letter argues for Judeo Christian participation in civil rights, respect for authority, and church duties in pursuit of social justice.
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Journal-World
Justiin
D. Hill West 8Th St
Hitler
Nazi Germany
Europe
South America
Impresario Hurok shapes world tours and film plans
In New York Leonard Lyons notes S Hurok, long America's cultural envoy, moves his global tour plans with artists Isaac Stern Arthur Rubinstein Oistrakh Moiseyev and Van Cliburn among others. Hurok funds travels and sets, brings major composers to conduct, and finances risks. He also schedules Carroll Baker in Harlow finishing May 22 and reports Omar Sharif Ingrid Bergman love scenes in The Yellow Rolls Royce. Jack Carter Paula Stewart plan Born Yesterday in Philadelphia Playhouse in the Park.
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LBJ
White House
S. Hurok
America
Isaac Stern
Arthur Rubinstein
Europe
Oistrakhs
N. Y
van Cliburn
Jan Peerce
Hurok
Britain
Ballet
Russia
Moisseyev
Matisse
Chagall
Derain
Ravel
Richard Strauss
Strauss
Jurek
Hurek
Carroll Baker
Harlow
Carroll
Electronivision
Carol Lynley
Carol
Paula Stewart
Philadelphia
Playhouse In the Park
United Church Women of Lawrence Thank Public for May Fellowship Day
The United Church Women of Lawrence express appreciation for cooperation in presenting information to the public for May Fellowship Day on May 7. They credit the coverage of planned activities with the observance’s success and extend special thanks from Mrs. G. R. Norris Public Relations Chairman.
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Journal-World
The
United Church Women of
Lawrence
G. R. Norris
King's Com ments editorial targets clergymen over civil rights stance
The May 11 Journal-World editorial attacks clergymen for disrespecting authority and giving youths a poor example, continuing the usual Church involvement in civil rights debates without addressing the core reasons. The piece critiques leaders who influence young people amid mounting social tension.
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Journal-World
King
Revival figure warns of looming perils to faith communities
A church leader cites danger facing synagogues and churches in stark terms. Rev. Paul Davis of 1332 Strong Ave urges vigilance and prayers, expressing hope that catastrophe has not yet arrived.
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Paul Davis
Strong Ave
New Breed of Kenya Animal Brought On by Civilization
East Africa’s reserves face a new animal breed as human contact grows. Elephants graze from grass, lions approach tourists, and water buffalo roam near camps, prompting calls for intensified management to protect species and visitors. Col Mervyn Cowie warns danger if trends continue, citing incidents with a buffalo overturning cars and a lion entering a tourist camp. Kenya’s parks face space shortages and peasant land hunger, threatening wild life with ongoing encroachment. Tanganyika’s Serengeti split in 1959 shows the risk of park erosion for tribal claims and tourism.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Times-Post
East Africa
Col
Mervyn Cowie
National Parks
Cowie
Maryland
Jomo Kenyatta
Tanganyika
Serengeti
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