Lawrence Journal World May 31 1965 edition notice
The Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Monday May 31 1965 lists staff roles and contact details for the newspaper and notes publication by The Word Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with standard subscription rates and AP membership. It identifies editors Dolf C Simons Jr Ernest Contis Leo Bulger and W C Simons as key figures and provides circulation and mailing information.
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W. C. Simons
The
Word Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Memorial Day and the meaning behind its origins
The piece traces Memorial Day origins from Civil War burials to Arlington and national cemeteries. It notes Congress backing cemetery grounds in 1862 and the Unknown Soldier interment in 1921, while urging a world without needless war as the day’s true tribute.
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Congress
Arlington National Cemetery
U.S
Leaders and the Eisenhower View of True Leadership
Former President Eisenhower argues selfless dedication defines leadership and praises Gen. George C. Marshall for refusing glamorous command to serve the nation. He cites other leaders like Adenauer Churchill Washington and Roosevelt as examples and notes many capable leaders wait in the wings.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower
Ske
George C. Marshall
Gen. Marshall
Europe
Roosevelt
Marshall
Eisenhower
America
Britain
Sir Winston Churchill
George Washington
Franklin Roosevelt
Brazil Coffee In Trouble
Brazil faces a potential collapse of coffee as its top income crop. Government price cuts threaten $220 million in lost farmer revenue, 10 million bags may rot, and millions risk unemployment as Sao Paulo tractors dry up. Exporters urge tariff reductions to compete with African beans.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Times-Post
Brazil
Brazilian Coffee Institute
Panama
Sao Paulo
Los Angeles Times
New York
Political reshuffle as Hall removes Williamson from welfare post
Gov Fred Hall ousts Blake Williamson from the State Board of Social Welfare claiming he holds too many jobs. Also noted are pediatric practice additions by Drs Vernon Branson Mary Boyden and Helen Gilles, with Boyden planning to resume work after a fellowship.
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Fred Hall
Blake Williamson
State Board of Social Welfare
Williamson
Vernon Branson
Mary Boyden
Helen Gilles
Medical Arts
Boyden
East
Lawrence
Dr. Branson
Beatrice
Neb
Becky Trembly
Brock Pemberton
Dan Marriott
Summerfield
Archibald Oliver
Edwards
Trinity Episcopal Church
Leora Strahl Gunning
Home Aid Society
Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
Today's devotional notes proclaim we are witnesses to these events with the Holy Ghost given to those who obey God. The prayer thanks God for life and seeks guidance to be true witnesses of His redeeming love through Jesus' teaching.
Tribulations of Kid Stars Never Easy to Categorize
Hollywood focus on child stars shows a mix of fame and trouble. Natalie Wood and Roddy McDowall reflect on parental influence shaping careers, while Daisy Clover trace a teen star’s rise and peril. The piece contrasts lost glamour with lasting selfhood amid age transitions.
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Charles Champlin
Hollywood
Times - Post
Fred Bartholomew
Madison Avenue
Freddie
Deanna Durbin
Paris
Shirley Temple
California
Mickey Rooney
Jackie Coogan
ABC
Addams Family
Judy Garland
Liz Taylor
Roddy McDowall
Natalie Wood
Miss Wood
Daisy Clover
Warner Bros
Daisy
Letters to the Editor on Gov. Avery's budget and spending
A Kansas letters page criticizes Gov. William Avery as the spendingest governor, argues the budget is about 500 million dollars, and warns Republicans may vote out spenders. The writer disputes claims of talk and tax reductions and recalls past presidents.
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Journal-World
William Avery
Kansas
Gov. Avery
Washington, D.C
Franklin Roosevelt
Lyndon
Hubert
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kan
William H. Avery
Belgrade Notes on a Signpost Restaurant and Yugoslavia
Belgrade, July 7, Leonard Lyons notes a Belgrade restaurant named by a question mark sign remains undecided. He observes Yugoslavia's politics shifting post VE Day, Tito’s stance, refugees, and open private enterprise. He mentions Dubrovnik gambling, California apple seeds, and exiled King Peter in Belgrade with Madrid ties and an IBM consul.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Dalmatian
America
Tito
Dubrovnik
Utopia
California
Prince George
Peter
Madrid
IBM
Memorial Day address from Governor Avery
Kansas Governor William H. Avery urged remembering past sacrifices and their impact on building a stronger state and nation. He warned Memorial Day should not be treated as mere holiday and noted 1965 marked active combat for American troops with up to 100000 possibly in danger.
Cancer and viruses not a infection risk for caregiver
Dr responds that caring for a neighbor with lung cancer poses no infection risk from viruses. He notes cancer has multiple causes, not a single virus, and there is no evidence cancer is transmitted between people. He urges compassion and caregiving, citing potential cure from lung cancer surgery.
Hal Boyle Travels to Sniperville in Viet Nam Frontline
Hal Boyle recounts a risky airlift task at A Shau near the Laotian border in Viet Nam. Capt. Ray Perdue and Lt. Col. Harry G. Howton lead Skyraiders to support troops amid dense elephant grass and sniper fire.
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A Shau
South Viet Nam
Sniperville
da Nang
Ray Perdue
Roanoke
Harry G. Howton
Birmingham
Ala
A Shau Hilton
Laos
Hanoi
Detroit
New York
Gordon Walker
Laurel
U.S. Army
Walker
Elephant Grass
Col. Howton
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Zpmateralan
Ernest Contics
Leo Bulger
Vice Pres
Inset Erdance
Francis B. Kent
Old Home Town
Jay
Natalie
Gavin Lamber
Venice
Pietro II
Prince
Mike Romanoff
Romanoff
Mike
Serbia
Kalimegdan Park
Blue Danube
Sava
Vuk Karadic
Denjine
AVERY
Lyons den
Leonard Lyons
Joseph Molner
Hal Boyle
Johnson
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