Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Daily Journal World details staff roles and publication history. Names listed include Dolph C. Simons Jr as president and editor and Ernest Pontius as news editor. The paper established in 1854 is published by the World Company with offices at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer Q.sessesseee
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Littering Supposedly Plagues Lawrence Youth and Adults
The piece condemns careless disposal by coeds and older residents, urging anti litter signs and enforcement. It argues littering harms the community and that the solution lies in citizen responsibility to stop creating trash at the source.
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Lawrence
Defensive driving urged for upcoming busy driving season
The National Safety Council warns that June through August bring peak traffic and higher accident risk as cars multiply on roads. Defensive driving is urged as the key tactic to prevent crashes during this period.
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America
National Safety Council
Hoover criticizes juvenile crime trends and deterrents
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover told a Congressional committee that juvenile arrests rose 54 percent from 1960 to 1965 and that nearly half of serious crimes were by under 18. He urged deterrents of certainty of apprehension prompt trials and realistic punishment and warned against correction driven by sociology.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
U.S. Supreme Court
Letters reveal war memories and protest notes from readers
A Marine corporal recalls a fallen comrade Jim Cooper amid Vietnam combat on a hill in South Vietnam. Readers defend civil protest against war, caution against blanket judgment of dissent. A note explains a judge’s haircut-related jail sentence for a youth.
Letter to the editor on Vietnam and moral restraint
A Lawrence reader recalls moves to the Vietnam war and cites a Marine letter about destroying village shelters and harming civilians. The writer links such acts to Eichmann and argues murder remains murder regardless of side or orders. The piece questions the moral calculus of wartime actions.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
Vietnam
United States
Eichmann
Mao J'se-tung
House Beautiful Tour thanks donors and city support
The Lawrence branch of the American Association of University Women thanks the Journal-World for publicity and honors Dean and Mrs. William Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brooking Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jones Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rice and Dr. and Mrs. Milo Stucky for opening their homes. Grateful for city support enabling the tour to continue. Gloria Morton Co-Chairman.
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Lawrence
American Association of University Women
Journal-World
Dean
William Albrecht
Jack Brooking
Russell Jones
Raymond Rice
Milo Stucky
Gloria Morton
W.M
Long Hair and Justice in Lawrence Letters to the Editor
A reader disputes Judge Maxwell's claim that long hair makes a youth more prone to crime. The correspondent notes local youths with long hair include a talented artist and a student and argues punishment should fit the crime, not hairstyle, while acknowledging the need for accountability.
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Jack Maxwell
Answering readers questions on choking fears aspirin odor and reproduction
In a health column a reader fears choking on pills and foods for a child and is advised to avoid small objects. another asks why aspirin smells like vinegar and about aspirin stability. a third asks if a man born raptured can father offspring, answered yes with caveats about unspecified complications.
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Dr. Mother
M.F
Weariness For Econ Students
News on the economy shows fatigue and uncertainty about near term growth. Analysts warn of deficits and Vietnam costs amid weak consumer spending and tight credit as inflation concerns persist. Despite skeptical notes, some officials still foresee expansion later this year.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Vietnam
Fed
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Labor Department
Lawrence High School graduation counts and town notices
In 1957 Lawrence High School had 207 graduates while teachers shared luncheons across town and gifts went to those not returning next year. The Baldwin Garden Club, begun in 1926, held its annual show with 40 members. In 1942 Beta Sigma Phi installed officers and donated a walnut gavel. Bob Oyler became police judge, and Summerfield Scholarships sent two winners to KU.
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Lawrence High School
Baldwin Garden Club
Fellowship Hall
Methodist Church
Beta Sigma Phi
E. M. Paxton
Truman Myers
Frances Andrews
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Note
This brief item presents a quoted Bible verse John 15 12 RSV and a short daily prayer asking Christians to be ambassadors and remember every person bears the divine image as they interact in daily life.
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John
Views of Long Hot Summer And Remedies Explored
Washington faces rising Congress concern over potential big city riots this summer as black power grows. Johnson backs a 75 million summer fund while a quiet bipartisan effort aims to deter violence with urban and civil rights leadership, but city management and federal limits hinder progress.
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Congress
Johnson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Houston
Texas
New York City
Bayard Austin
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Mr. Johnson
Wilkins
Whitney Young
Urban League
Stokely Carmichael
Humphrey
Cleveland
Ralph Locher
White House
Martin Luther King
Carmichael
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Snick
Minneapolis
Omaha
Des Moines
Justice Department
Sen. Long defends Dodd as OSS lawyers offered free aid
Washington report notes Sen. Russell Long, Senate whip, said Eberhardt Deutsch offered free legal services to aid Sen. Dodd amid ethics scrutiny. He also recalled Louis Garrison’s hypothetical plan to subpoena the Senate Ethics Committee and launch a grand jury probe, tying conspiracies to Cuba and high-profile media figures.
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Sen
Russell Long
Senate
Sen. Dodd
Eberhardt Deutsch
Sen. Long
Jim Garrison
New Orleans
Sen Dodd
Gar Bughwald Rison
Garrison
Senate Ethics Committee
Senate Committee
CIA
FBI
Oswald
Dodd
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
David Ferrie
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