Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead details
The text lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and masthead including President and Editor Dolph C. Simons Jr, Vice President Publisher Bill Mayer, Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman, News Editor Ernest Pontius, Advertising Manager Leo Eller, Business Manager and Editor legacy W C Simons, with publication details stating established 1854 and address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas.
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Polph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Wwverseseee
Jack Zimmerman
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Pacification Program in South Vietnam Faces Setbacks
The pacification effort in South Vietnam is failing to yield progress as hamlets labeled pacified revert, peasants resist, and Viet Cong return with inside help. Critics note the shift of U S involvement from civilian to military control and warn of escalating tensions and propaganda.
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South Vietnam
U. S
Asia
Vietnam
Chicago Defender Contest Seeks Peaceful Summer Solutions
The Chicago Defender invites reader ideas to defuse racial tensions during a volatile summer. Cash prizes will go to the seven best proposals, including a Negro cooperative banking plan and ward council efforts to address neighborhood issues.
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Stokely Carmichael
Floyd McKissick
Martin Luther ‘King
Chicago Daily Defender
The
Defender
Chicago
the Defender
Tv the Defender
Judge Rules Topless Cellist Guilty of Indecency
New York judge Milton Shalleck convicts Charlotte Moorman 28 of indecency for a February 9 topless cello performance in Times Square. He says classical art lacks nude musician imagery and calls the act not art but bare-chested performance.
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Square
New York
Judge Shalleck
Charlotte
Charlotte Moorman
Arguing Art and Indecency in Charlotte Moorman Show
The speaker rails against art as mere indecency, calling out Charlotte Moorman for topless cello performance. He defends traditional taste, urges clear boundaries between art and vulgarity, and mocks those who claim avant garde status.
Credit Card Debate Signals Cashless Future Ahead
The piece surveys the rise of credit cards, banking practices, and fears of inflation and overspending. It notes Federal Reserve concerns about linking cards to inflation, the shift from checks, and debates among bankers over overdrafts and card domination of consumer credit. It speculates a universal card may replace banks, though such a world remains distant.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Credit Card
American Bankers Association
AAUW Homes Tour highlights Ben Bartelde house
Old Home Town recalls the 1957 AAUW Homes Tour with the 1745 Ind. St. residence built 19 years earlier by Dr. H. H. Lane, ex-chair of EU Zoology and Museum director, and notes C. Roger Allen joining the State Chamber of Commerce board. Also mentions Straw Hat Day, city planners, and 1927 Kansas Missouri dual meet results.
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Ben Barteldes
AAUW
Ind. St
H. H. Lane
EU Zoology Department
Museum of Natural History
C. Roger Allen
Lawrence
State Chamber of Commerce
Ross Beach
U. S. Guyer
Capitol
George Beal
A. B. Martin
J. W. Stone
City Planning Commission
New York
Paris
Lindberg
Chamberlain
Bertaud
Cmdr
Richard Byrd
Thornton
Kansas
Poca Frazier
Peter Guided by Spirit to Meet Travelers
A Bible verse from Acts 10 19 20 recalls Peter receiving three men and being told by the Spirit to go with them without hesitation. A prayer asks heavenly Father to help believers follow the Spirit today and do Thy will through Christ who opened heaven to sinners.
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Peter
Acts
Phillips
Heavenly Father
Christ
Debated Dodd Censure Report Stirs Senate Ethics Fight
The Senate schedules debate on May 22 over the ethics committee recommendation to censure Sen. Thomas Dodd. The lengthy report faced criticism for staff-driven bias, with critics arguing the hearings and summaries misrepresent the Johnson dinner funds and Dodd's alleged improprieties.
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Senate
Sen
Thomas Dodd
Sen. Dodd
Johnson
Connecticut
Dodd
Ethics Committee
Understanding Multiple Sclerosis And Patient Care
The reader asks about multiple sclerosis symptoms, causes, and treatments. The reply explains MS as a nervous system disease with scarring, variable course, and common loss of muscular control. It covers steroids, diet, muscle relaxants, bladder hygiene, bedsores risk, rehabilitation, and the importance of psychotherapy and family awareness.
Bayh Presses for Poats Nomination Delay
Senate maneuvering over Rutherford Poats for No 2 foreign aid post tightens as Sen Birch Bayh uses delay tactics while Fulbright weighs an early decision. Poats nomination, twice approved by the Foreign Relations Committee, faces potential recommitment amid McClellan’s Vietnam probe.
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Washington
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Bayh
Rutherford Poats
Senate
Poats
Charg
Vietnam
Arkansas
John McClellan
Fulbright
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
McClellan
Mansfield
Foreign Relations Committee
Letters on labor, media, and decency from Lawrence
A Lawrence reader criticizes a Journal-World editorial on unions, labor laws, and management. The letter defends union organizers, cites the International Typographical Union, and urges fair wages, profits sharing, and better laws. It also laments indecency in TV, film, and public behavior and calls for cleaner entertainment and responsible citizenship.
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International Typographical Union
New York Post
World Journal Tribune
Landrum-Griffin
George L. Williams
Lawrence Typographical Union
F. E
Sheard Box
Lawrence
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Sandy) Lankler
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George Romeny
Sandy Lankler
Ted Agnew
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Albany
Nelson Rockefeller
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