Lawrence Daily Journal World header and staff list
A historical newspaper masthead lists the Lawrence Daily Journal-World staff including President and Editor Dolph Simons, Vice President Publisher Polly Mayver, Managing Editor Jack Zimmierman, News Editors Ernest Pontius and Leo Eller, and Advertising Manager. Published daily except Sunday by The World Company in Lawrence, Kansas, established 1854.
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Dolph Simons
Polph C. Simons JR
Bill, Mayveer Wee
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence, Kan
Lawrence faces housing ordinance debate at city commission
The Lawrence City Commission weighs a fair housing ordinance proposed by the Human Relations Commission. Proponents cite equal rights in housing while opponents warn against government dictating private sales. Both sides urge patience and fairness amid racial tensions.
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Lawrence
Local Human Relations Commission
City Commission
OSU President Kamm Faces Backlash Over Altizer Visit
Dr. Robert Kamm, 48, OSU president since last July, faced campus protests and faculty dissent after urging cancellation of Emory theologian Thomas Altizer's appearance during Religious Week. Support poured in from alumni and officials while sociology staff quit, a Civil Liberties Union meeting was blocked, and a vote of confidence backed Kamm.
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U. S
Robert Kamm
Oklahoma State University
Kamm
Oklahoma State
Stillwater
Texas A & M
Drake University
Thomas J. J. Altizer
Emory University
OSU
Altizer
Methodist Church
Oklahoma
The
Civil Liberties Union
Dr. Kamm
American Association of University Professors
School
Board of Regents
OSU Alumni Association
Dr Kamm faces heated scrutiny over school policies
The legislature commends his policies while critics claim academic freedom is at risk. Kamm remains calm, declining prolonged public commentary, calling the dispute a family matter. Supporters praise his record and leadership, though some oppose his tactics amid rising organized dissent.
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Kamm
Dr. Kamm
OSA
Season of weddings and ball games hides rising accident deaths
New York AP report notes summer raises accidental deaths across age groups and activities. Estimates say over 27 000 will die in accidents in June July August with 15 million hurt. Auto mobile drowning and boating deaths listed with pools and private homes key sites.
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New York
Jules Quint
Metropolitan Life
1957 EU Commencement honors and local offices noted
Judge Wendell Green named among three distinguished service cities for EU Commencement. Etta Moten remembered for Porgy and Bess. Sertoma Club officers listed. June 30 Registration Day for 18 to 20 year olds. Frank Gray elected Kansas Probate Judges Association president. Also 1927 note on Paris honors for Lindbergh and Lecompton school district vote.
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Wendell Green
Etta Moten
Bess
Porgy
Walter Morton
Sertoma Club
Oliver Shields
John Cox
Clarence Miller
Dan Liebengood
John Golden
Frank Gray
Kansas Probate Judges Association
Wichita
Paris
Lindbergh
Legion of Honor
Lecompton
Bible Message and Prayer Focus on Childlike Faith
A devotional note cites Matthew 18 3 urging conversion to childlike faith. A closing prayer asks God to remove self trust and help believers rely humbly on Jesus.
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God
Jesus
De Gaulle Delivers Imperial Veto on England in Common Market
The piece outlines Charles de Gaulle's bold, disputed veto of England joining the Common Market. It notes his economic critiques, fears of cosmopolitan Europe, and emphasis on England's political ties to the United States. The piece contrasts his grand style with internal French tensions and the era's geopolitical stakes.
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William Buckley, JR
Charles DE Gaulle
England
de Gaulle
Wilhelm Ropke
Geneva
Ludwig Erhard
Walter Hallstein
Europe
Commonwealth
America
South Vietnam
U. S
France
Britain
United States
Lafayette
Letters to the Editor on farm economics and policy
A reader argues that agriculture is the nation’s backbone and criticizes federal policy for cheap food. The letter cites low farm returns, government accounting of farm income, an NFO milk strike, and calls for farmers and consumers to organize and demand cost-based pricing with a fair return.
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United States
USDA
NFO
Impasse for sales tax ties Minnesota solons
In St Paul Minnesota lawmakers failed to pass a 3 percent sales tax bill after 37 roll calls. Fifteen Senate Democrats blocked passage upholding a veto by Gov Harold LeVander. The session ends with no budget for two years as Minnesota remains without a sales tax.
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Minnesota
Solons
St, Paul, Minn
Senate
Democrats
Harold Levander
No Haiphong Harbor Mines On Pentagon Schedule Now
President Johnson and top aides review North Vietnam bombing as Haiphong harbor mines are ruled out for now. Rusk and McNamara push cautious pace amid fears of Soviet confrontation and disputed bombing effects.
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Haiphong Harbor
Pentagon
Washington
Johnson
Haiphong
Dean Rusk
Robert McNamara
Camp David
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rusk
Soviet Union
House
Senate
Punta del Este
Congress
Inter - American Development Bank
William Widnall
New Jersey
Rules Committee
U.S
Vietnam
Hal Boyle Monday Potpourri Freshly Boyle-ed
A light column surveys daily curiosities and trivia. It notes headaches mostly hit women, colds outnumber headaches, vaudeville abroad, Sweden guarantees three weeks paid vacation, ties vs skinny neckwear, and amusing quips about marriage wealth and dining habits. It ends with quirky historical notes and quotes.
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New York
United States
Balkan States
U.S
Sweden
Marlene Dietrich
Rome
Greek Crown Prince Born as Dictatorship Sets Constitution Deadline
King Constantine announced a six month deadline to draft a new constitution after the April coup. A referendum will follow once the draft is reviewed. The birth of the king’s first son, Prince Paul, was announced from Tatoi palace.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine
Paul
Anne-Marie
Tatoi Palace
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