Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and editors list
Fragmentary masthead shows names and titles including Dolph C. Simons, Bill Mayer, Jack Zimmerman, Ernest Pontius, and Eller as President and Editor with other roles such as News Editor Advertising Manager and Business Manager indicated in the damaged text.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Ik
Bill
Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontiusseo
Eller
Vice Press
Weetesene
Rusk Reflects on Dominican Crisis Timing
Secretary of State Dean Rusk concedes a meeting of the Organization of American States before the April 28 U.S. Marines action in the Dominican Republic might have looked better though not changing the outcome. He notes the OAS delayed and US action saved time and avoided a weak middleman.
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Dean Rusk
United States
Organization of American States
Johnson
Dominican Republic
U.S
OAS
Rusk
Cuba
Uncle Sam
United States Eyes Breakthrough Gemini Space Feats
The upcoming Gemini flight with James A. McDivitt and Edward White may showcase multiple advanced maneuvers. Plans include tethered and free flight between the capsule and the Titan booster and a hand held thruster to film and later attempt a rendezvous. The four day mission aims to boost prestige and aid the moon landing effort.
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United States
James A. McDivitt
Edward White
White
Titan
Moon
California moves to raise tuition for out-of-state students
A California legislative committee weighs a proposal to hike tuition for non residents at state universities amid taxpayer complaints that out of state students strain funding. Senator Richard J Dolwig argues about 10 225 nonresident students at eight campuses cost over 19 million annually as campus protests rise.
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California
Fruitless UN Disarmament Commission Session Declines Progress
The U N Disarmament Commission nears the session’s end with little optimism. The Soviet Union dominates the debate with charges against the United States and repeats East West positions. Analysts say Russia resists Geneva talks and both powers lack political leverage for major moves.
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U.N. Disarmament Commission
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Geneva
China
U.S
Key Disarmament Session Faces Breakup Without Gain
The report notes concessions hinder progress as American involvement in Vietnam colors the talks. It suggests miracles could shift the tone, but the session risks dissolving without a notable achievement.
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Viet Nam
Audit of Economy by Samuelson Assesses 1965 Prospects
Paul A. Samuelson surveys mid 1965 prospects noting 7 percent real output growth in Q1 and record corporate profits. He weighs forecasts from Fortune Drucker and Lintner, compares differing views on a potential 1966 slowdown, and discusses inventory buildup tax policy and housing demand implications for the late 1960s.
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Cambridge
Mass
Times-Post
Fortune Magazine
Peter Drucker
Harper’s
John Lintner
Harvard University
Economics Club
Boston
Rochester
Harvard Business School
Paul Dudley White
Gaylord Hauser
Fortune
Mixes to Receive Honor At Hamilton College
Old Home Town items note Dr. A. J. Mix to be awarded an honorary Doctor of Science degree at Hamilton College Clinton N Y. The piece also mentions social events and political commentary from 1955 including Goldwater in Washington and local census gains.
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A. J. Mix
Hamilton College
Clinton
N.Y
Lawrence
W. O. Brownlee
Edwin Price
Ralph Canuteson
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A devotional note on love from I Corinthians 13 1 RSV contrasts speaking in tongues with love. The prayer asks for God’s help to share wealth and possessions with those in need in Jesus name.
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Jesus
Dust waits for no dust in Santo Domingo Vista
Buckley argues the Dominican crisis shows the US must weigh intervening in Santo Domingo to curb a leftward drift. He flags Bosch as a flawed liberal leader, outlines cross purposes at State and Defense, and questions whether a Guzman led move could resist Communist pressure. He warns intervention may be necessary to prevent a Castro like outcome.
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Dominican Republic
Hell On Earth
China
Cuba
Santo Domingo
Bosch
State Department
Pentagon
Castro Republic
United States
Guzman
PRD
MTD
Peking
PSTD
Moscow
Castro
Richard Revere
Johnson
Betancourt
Venezuela
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Piano instruction praised by Lawrence family
In a letter to the Journal-World, a Lawrence family celebrates public school piano classes. Randy, their son, benefited from seven weeks of summer lessons with seven pianos, then continued with twice weekly group lessons learning key signatures transcription improvisation and duets.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Randy
Lawrence Public Schools
Vanishing landmark Bill's Gay Nineties closes after 35 years
Leonard Lyons recalls Bill's Gay Nineties a New York nightclub and museum on West 54th Street founded by Bill Hardy during Prohibition. The venue showcased Victorian era memorabilia and hosted stars like Al Smith Joe Howard Eddie Leonard and the Cherry Sisters while attracting audiences with ragtime piano and community singing.
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Bill
New York
Bill Hardy
Hardy
al Smith
Met Opera
Caruso
Maine
Havana Harbor
W. 54Th St
John D. Rockefeller
U. S
Joe Howard
Eddie Leonard
Charlie King
Cherry Sisters
Effie Cherry
Effie
Which Sex Is More Color Blind Color Blindness Debate
A reader asks which sex is more susceptible to color blindness. The column explains that men are generally more likely to be color blind, though some women are affected. It discusses hereditary transmission via X and Y chromosomes, notes tests, and ends with a call for harmony between the sexes.
Desire for Bicycle Signals Twin Separation Triumph
A 6 year old Siamese twin requested a bicycle days after total separation in Turin Italy, signaling acceptance of independent physical life. Experts note identical twins share a single origin from a split fertilized egg and retain emotional synchrony. Transplants between non identical individuals remain non functional.
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London
Times-Post
Turin
Italy
New City Library Catalog Highlights Varied Titles
A mixed offerings list features New City Library books by Robin Taylor and Franz A Roedelberger among others. Notable works include African Wildlife, The Great Sahara, The Anarchists, The Great Train Robbery, The Silent Explosion, The Road and the Star, Boy Gravely and The Mayor of New York. The catalog covers history, crime, sociology, fiction and exploration with authors such as Lindesmith Yablonsky Mather Michener and Deal.
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Franz A. Roedelberger
Vera I. Grosehoff
Alfred BR. Lindesmith
Lewis Yablonsky
Great
Sahara
James Wellard
Desert
James Joll
Spain
John Gosling
Dennis Craig
Glasgow
London
Philip Appleman
United States
Howard R. Simpson
Foreign Service
Africa
Berkely Mather
Tom Jones
Ivin Cornfeld
New York
Lawrence Barrett
New York City
Borden Deal
Theodore Dreiser
Kentucky
Tobacco ‘Trust
Oren Knox
Duke
James A. Michener
Holy Land
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