Lawrence Daily Journal World front page details 1966 staff
The Lawrence Daily Journal World shows staff roles with President and Editor Simons and others. Publication is daily except Sunday from The World Company Lawrence Kansas with circulation rates and contact.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
LPH
Simons
OUPH
Fpmateer Envinees Naging
Sealy Nowe
Bea Aeal
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence, Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
KU Denies Early Atomic Scare At University Reactor
Kansas officials and university faculty reject Topeka claims of a two year dangerous condition at KU Mt Oread reactor. Professors say reports were erroneous and no secret or unsafe condition existed, reassuring students and residents.
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Kansas University
Mt. Oread
Charles McAtee
Topeka
Kansas Nuclear Energy Advisory Council
Penal Institutions For
Kansas
Robert Docking
McAfee
Jerome Halperin
U.S. Public Health Service
Strange Adhesive Politics and campaign bumper stickers
The piece notes that bumper stickers for winning candidates use longer lasting adhesive materials. Before the election there were equal numbers of Docking and Avery stickers in Douglas County, but after results the Avery stickers faded away. If Avery had won, the pattern might have reversed.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Docking
Avery
No Other Way Deficit Rise Threatens Dollar and Gold Reserve
The article warns that rising balance of payments deficits threaten the dollar and foreign gold holdings. It notes a halving of gold reserves and a total supply now under obligations to foreign holders, while reporting a 1965 US goods export of 26.3 billion and imports of 21.5 billion, a 4.8 billion positive balance, yet a net overseas outflow of 1.3 billion as other factors widen the deficit.
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U. S
Sam
Asia
U S Treasury Doom and Demand for Fiscal Responsibility
The piece warns that payments near 2.5 billion dollars and nearly double the prior year reflect rising U S imports, higher wholesale prices and labor costs, and a dwindling gold supply. It argues Americans lack awareness, government assurances mask risk, and only fiscal restraint can restore financial stability and leadership.
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U.S
Washington
United States
What About Light Bulbs Light bulb life and efficiency debate
John Cunniff reports on the long standing clash between bulb makers and a House subcommittee over bulb life and efficiency. The article cites a 1.5 billion annual electric cost and notes that most bulbs run far from maximum efficiency with typical lifespans around 750 to 1,100 hours.
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New York
House
Lord Fauntleroy
Perry elementary school fire destroys auditorium area
Night fire at Perry Elementary caused almost total loss to the auditorium and damage to several classrooms. Christmas decorations appeared on Massachusetts Street purchased by the Retail Merchants Association. Charles Gaumer, 78, famed for refinishing antique furniture, died.
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Perry
Massachusetts Street
Charles Gaumer
Lawrence
Ottawa High School
A. Henley
Los Angeles
YMCA
Wren Apartments
Bible Verse and Prayer Excerpt
A religious bulletin presents John 8 36 urging freedom through the Son and a prayer of gratitude thanking God for blessings and Jesus Christ with praise for deliverance in His name.
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Jesus Christ
Poem Offerings From Marge S Stockton Hit Day
A fragment from a local newspaper column presents a poem by Marge S Stockton submitted to the Journal World. The piece expresses gratitude and thanksgiving through faith, prayer, and humility. It reflects a civic, long time contributor with a reflective, devotional tone.
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Tss
Oboi Toma Nore
Ates Atargaret Sraneblly
Marge S. Stockton
Jack's Straws Tough to Figure Rest Day
The writer details a weekend where the rest day vibe collapses into a long list of chores and mishaps. He retrieves a stranded pilot's plane, helps push a 1929 Curtiss Robin, fixes beds, tightens clotheslines, and crafts a clock shelf, ending exhausted and ready to call Monday a rest day.
KU Dean Endorses Probate Courts Cautions Against Do It Yourself Planning
Dr. James K. Logan dean of Kansas University Law School told Wichita readers that Kansas probate courts are clean and warned against DIY estate planning books. He urged fee reforms based on work records, opposed advance probate fee contracts, and noted the complexity of estate matters including trusts and joint tenancy.
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Kansas
James K. Logan
Logan
Kansas University Law School
Law School
Norman Dacey
Murray Teigh Bloom
New York
Dacey
Wichita
Sacred Heart College
Bloom
Robert Wagner
Ben
Memory Filters The Harshness In Life Observations
Hal Boyle reflects on memory as a mirror of life noting how memory can erase present harshness and replay past warmth. He laments aging habits, fashion, tastes, and social quirks that reveal midcentury American life and class markers with gentle humor.
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New York
No Need Is Seen For Kennedy Quiz
House leaders reject calls for a congressional probe into President Kennedy's assassination. Suggestions came from an adviser to the late president and Life magazine. Rep. Carl Albert said no new evidence justifies a Congress inquiry. Rep. Gerald Ford, a Warren Commission member, echoed that view unless significant new evidence emerges.
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Life Magazine
Texas
John B. Connally
Kennedy
Dallas
Warren Commission
Carl Albert
Congress
Gerald R. Ford
Helicopter Landing Zone 18 A Shows Intense Fire Support
In War Zone C South Vietnam the 2nd Battalion 18th Infantry faced a hot LZ at LZ 18A as five helicopter waves landed and one aircraft was hit. Air power responded with F 100 bombs and CBUs while artillery softened edges and DePuy oversaw operations from Suoi Da. Nine helicopters completed the assault amid heavy jungle fire.
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Tay Ninh
South Viet Nam
18Th’ Regiment
Iron Brigade
LZ 18
Air Force
Suoi da
William E. DePuy
Sudi da
LZ 18A
DePuy
Devoted Septum Deviation and Smoking Impact on Breathing
A reader asks about treating a deviated nasal septum and sinus trouble. Dr Molner explains medications cannot alter the septum shape, smoking worsens congestion, and conservative steps should be tried before surgery. If relief remains elusive, surgery may be necessary.
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Hatter
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
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Brickman
Russia
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China
METS
Jack
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Ireland
Probate
EAGLE
Hal Boyle
House of Representatives
John F. Kennedy
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Robert Novak
Lery
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