Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and details listing
The notice lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff positions including President and Editor, Vice President Publisher, Managing Editor, News Editor, Advertising Manager, and Business Manager. It notes established in 1854 with World Company ownership and provides address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, and contact information. It also provides subscription rates and postal details for the paper dated Saturday May 15 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph
Nme
Bolph
Cos Simon JR
Bill Mater
Jack AM Sare Facies
Sbi
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
Hontor
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Stokes Elected KU Civil Rights Council President
KU junior from Mobile Alabama takes helm of the Kansas University Civil Rights Council and pledges harmony with the university and local community. He emphasizes cooperation with university administration and stresses a constructive approach to civil rights work while also being a football standout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims Stokes
Kansas University Civil Rights Council
Stokes
Mobile
Ala
CRC
Lawrence
University
State of Kansas
KU Varisity
Jayhawk
Grits a Southern Favorite Grains of Comfort
The piece extols hominy grits as an easy inexpensive Southern staple. Quick Grits from Lawrence grocers cook in under five minutes with one pan, offering 18 servings per box for about 25 to 30 cents. Servings can be breakfast with eggs or dinner as potatoes, topped with butter or gravy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Mason-Dixon Line
Lawrence
Red China’s Atomic Second Blast Delayed Against Expectation
The piece notes Red China’s second atomic explosion failed to occur as two months earlier. American espionage correctly anticipated a rapid first blast and intelligence gave hazy timing for the delay. Beijing issued a public jab denying broader nuclear weapons production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
Peking
United States
China nuclear policy and hydrogen bomb hopes discussed
A debate on China expanding its nuclear program notes defensive aims, with Dr. Glenn Seaborg predicting a hydrogen bomb by 1970 and possible intermediate range delivery. Diplomats hope China learns from risks to avoid belligerence, while the United States and Soviet Union warn of global perils and deterrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Glenn Seaborg
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
America
Russia
Nuclear Club
Presidents Need Rest Presidents Need Rest
Lyndon B. Johnson differed from past presidents in how he sought relief from the White House. Unlike Coolidge and others who vacated the mansion for extended periods, Johnson arranged an Austin office near his LBJ Ranch and viewed work as the priority even away from Washington. The piece reviews prior leaders Roosevelt Truman and Eisenhower and their known escapes or retreats for rest and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Times-Post
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Johnson
Texas
Austin
Tex
LBJ
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Campobello
Hyde Park
Upstate
New York
FRD
Harry S. Truman
Key West
Independence
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Colorado
Rockies
Cherry Hills Club
Denver
Wonder Farm Home Display Near Lawrence on Highway 32
The first General Electric Wonder Farm Home in the world went on display 22 miles from Lawrence on Highway 32. It belonged to the Harry Millers. Gerald Hesse received the 1955 Fibre Box Exhibit Award for Lawrence Paper Co. for new uses and development of the product. Wilt Chamberlain, a Philadelphia high school student, announced his KU college choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric
Lawrence
Highway
Harry Millers
Gerald Hesse
Lawrence Paper Co
Chicago
Wilt
Chamberlain
Philadelphia
K Uas
Today’s Bible Message Prayer for guidance and strength
A devotional note quotes Philippians 4 6 urging prayer with supplication and thanksgiving The text offers a morning prayer asking God for help to meet daily trials duties and obligations with Jesus teaching and guidance implied through Our Father in heaven Amen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heavenly Father
Jesus
Kennedy Johnson Split Deepens in Democratic Arena
William Buckley analyzes the growing rift between Robert Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson, detailing Kennedy's opposition to Johnson’s foreign policy and civil rights maneuvers. The piece notes Kennedy’s push to the left of Hubert Humphrey, Teddy Kennedy’s push on voting rights, and the broader impact on 1972 ambitions and national concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Johnson
Viet Nam
Bobby
Sukarno
Teddy
Congress
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
Virginia
Editorial praise and critique on University Theatre project
Readers applaud the Journal-World editorial condemning poor theatre fare and support a letter by Justin Hills. Marie and Joe Wilkins urge urgent action on Fraser Hall design, warning a delayed project risks a public scandal and commemorative image on future stamps. Harry Compton, architect, adds concern over the stalled effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal-World
University Theatre
Justin Hills
Fraser Hall
Harry Compton
Frasier construction moratorium debate stalls progress
A week after a 60 day moratorium request the Fraser design faces silence amid protests from architecture faculty alumni students and professionals. Critics argue a 2.3 million error and question rigid EU schedules urging flexibly to reallocate funds and space after the Kansas State auditorium fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser - Builders
Department of Architecture
American Institute of Architect
Bernard Frazier
Kansas State
Fraser
Kansas State University
Op Art Exhibit Moves From New York To KU Museum
A KU art history student notes Op art differs from Pop art and recounts a New York exhibit where seven women fainted at a blue green orange ellipse painting. The KU show May 14 to June 7 features 17 loaned works, Ames demonstrations, and a science oriented section with a public reception planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Hopkins
Topeka
Museum of Modern Art
New York
KU Museum of Art
Martha Jackson Gallery of
Ames
Adelbert Ames, Jr
Walking Blood Bank in Louisville Area
The University of Louisville hematology department reports 100 potential walking blood banks near Louisville General Hospital. Doctors nurses medical students and other volunteers are on call day and night as on duty donors ready to be mobilized if the regional center cannot supply blood in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, Ky
Louisville General Hospital
University of Louisville Hematology Department
Diabetes and Teeth A Cautionary Health Note
The article explains how infection harms diabetics and how modern insulin use improves dental health. It advises regular dental checkups, warns that deep root abscesses or pyorrhea can occur without obvious symptoms, and notes dentists should coordinate with doctors for protective drugs during extractions. It also answers a reader question about moon face from cortisone, stressing doctor monitoring and prudent use.
Lyons Den and Broadway Buzz Across a Busy Weekend
Leonard Lyons notes David Lean’s Europe shoot for Dr. Zhivago with a Paris lunch where Sam Spiegel may be paid to avoid talk of the UN film. Mrs Kennedy eyes Rye area for a new home. Stan Musial names Toots Shor fitness chief with Jackie Gleason deputy. Jim Aubrey talks to Life. Liza Minnelli at Sardi’s. Denise Minnelli and Vincent Minnelli proud. Joan Fontaine finds a tour play. Billy Rose expands Ziegfeld Realty. Jack Albertson rejects Hello Dolly! tour for The Subject Was Roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kennedy
Virginia
Glen Cove
Rye
Stan Musial
Toots Shor
Jackie Gleason
Jim Aubrey
CBS
Flora
Liza Minnelli
Judy Garland
Mark Herron
Vincent Minnelli
Denise
Herron
Liza
Joan Fontaine
Agatha Christie
Billy Rose
Grand Street Boys
W. 55Th St
Ziegfeld Theater
Jack Albertson
New City Library Books y ROBIN TAYLOR
A catalog of novels and non fiction titles with brief descriptions from Penelope Gil to John J Weaver. Items span 1960s era thrillers romance history politics and social issues featuring authors Caldwell Kraslow Shaw Isaace Novak Meyers and Carr.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Young Mr. Stokes
New China Blast
Edward T. Folliard
Old Home Town
C. E. Friend
Kansas
Colonial Dames
Alumni
W. C. Miner
City Commission
Central Park
Merle McKinney
William F. Buckley JR
Bobby Kennedy
Roosevelt
Jfk
Curtis Publishers
Henry Luce
Buckley
Soviet Union
Cuba
Latin America
Marie and
Joe Wilkins
Walking
da, Joseph Molner
Lyons den
Leonard Lyons
David Lean
Sam Spiegel
Kwai
Europe
Dr. Zhivago
Paris
Robert Parrish
Spiegel
Pakistan
Lean
Parrish
Sean
Sam
Bob
New City Library Books
Robin Taylor
Penelope Gil
Katt
Vondon
West 99Th Street
Roy Bongartz
Manhattan
Crosstown
West Side
Errant
Taylor Caldwell
Cicero
Emma
Jane Duncan
Aullen
West Indies
Elizabeth Corbett
Winifred Wilkinson
Warsaw
John Quirk
Rawin Gilbert
Appalachia
Artie Shaw
Madison Avenue
Sunset Strip
David Kraslow
Robert Boyd
Robert D. Novak
Goldwater
Jack Paar
NHC
Berlin Wall
Zanzibar
India
Harold R. Isaace
Lewis Meyer
Gene R. Hawes
John J. Weaver
Done Ald EE. Carr
Publishers’ Weekly
Hammarskjold
Sands
Whalen Queen Victoria Longford
Barzini
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!