Lawrence Daily World Masthead and 1966 Notice
The Lawrence Daily World records its 1966 masthead with Dolph Simons Jr as president and editor, D C Simons Jr as owner, Bill Mayer, Jack Zimmerila, Ernest Pontius as staff, L E Eller as business manager, and W C Simons listed as editor. Published daily except Sunday by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas with standard subscription rates and AP and ABC memberships noted.
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Dolph Simons
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerila News
Ernest
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Thanh Lien hamlet pacification hero Vu Trong Hai
A Viet Nam district village Thanh Lien saw a self defense force repulse a Viet Cong attack wounding one assailant. Cadre chief Vu Trong Hai led a 59 man Revolutionary Development team to build a school dam and hamlet HQ then moved to Chanh Thanh after Thanh Lien steadied.
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Thanh’ ‘Lien
Nhon
An‘ Nhon
U.S
Thanh Lien
Vung
Tau
Arts of
Pacific
Gien
Vu Trong- Hai
Pacification
Thanh Lién
Viet Cong
Vu Trong-Hai
Trong Hai
Chanh Thanh
Thanh ‘Lien
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Viet Nam
Truck Driver James Martin Rescues Four Before Train Crash
The 32 year old Ohio truck driver James Martin stopped to help as a car containing four travelers stalled beside a track on Thanksgiving Day. Seconds later a train bore down and Martin pulled the group to safety. He declined hero status saying he only did what any person should do.
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Ohio
James Martin
George
Neo Nazis gain surprising strength in West German state elections
The NPD, labeled neo Nazi by West German officials, doubled its local support in two states, though lacking Bundestag seats. Analysts fear a national surge could yield 30 or more seats under proportional representation, raising concerns about future policy and world peace.
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Germany
National Democratic Party
NPD
Interior Ministry
West Germany
Bundestag
Parents sue doctors over birth of deaf blind son
Mr and Mrs Irwin Gleitman of North Arlington New Jersey sue two obstetricians claiming negligence in allowing birth of their seven year old son who is deaf dumb blind and retarded The parents say German measles during early pregnancy should have been warned could cause defects Defendants argue there is still a chance the child could be normal and the only way to know is to allow birth The case has been dismissed by lower courts
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Irwin Gleitman
North Arlington
N. J
Gleitmans
Life Magazine
Kennedy
Madame Tussaud
President Johnson
Oswald
Lyndon Johnson
Henry II
Thomas A. Becket
Big Problems In Stocks Big Problems In Stocks
New York AP report outlines market governance issues beyond prices. It highlights accounting disclosure accuracy, rising institutional ownership with price swings, and unequal information distribution affecting small investors and market fairness.
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New York
Wall Street
Old Home Town Highlights From Various Eras
Highlights from 1956 1941 and 1926 note Olympic shot putter Bill Nieder winning silver at Melbourne and Parry O'Brien beating him. Riley Burcham elected Kaw Valley Boy Scout Council president. Lawrence High’s Green and Hird named all star nominees. KU researchers move jellyfish to Potter Lake. Massachusetts holiday lights feature large silver bells. Douglas County Republicans report campaign spending and refunds. KU hosts Manhattan Opera Company with Aldo Franchetti. Hoover calls last year the best in history.
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Australia
Bill Nieder
Lawrence
Parry O’brien
Riley Burcham
Kaw Valley Boy Scout Council
Pat Green
Wayne Hird
Lawrence High School
Kansas
Green
Green Lake
A.B. Leonard
Clyde Hubbard
Potter Lake
Massachusetts
Douglas County Republican Central Committee
Manhattan Opera Company
Aldo Franchetti
Namiko San
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Today’s Bible Message Be ye therefore perfect in heaven
A devotional snippet cites Matthew 5 48 urging readers to pursue perfection in service to God. A prayer asks for help to avoid sin and to strive for consistent good works pleasing the divine will.
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Matthew
Warren Commission Debated in Buckley Essay
William F. Buckley Jr. dissects the Warren Commission findings and counterclaims in a sharp critique. He casts doubt on autopsy timing, FBI notes, and Life Magazine frames while warning that conspiracy theories gain from sensationalism and political profit.
Hal Boyle Monday Potpourri Freshly Boyle-ed
A collection of light notes and observations from Hal Boyle including demographic and science footnotes. It covers longevity hints, door traffic in suburbs, Hansen's disease, hidden silver dollars from 1804, 1946 and 1947 liability totals, quotes from Ethel Barrymore, Kentucky place names, opossum life span, the Vinegar River in Colombia, and a poke at wolves.
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New York
U.S
Ethel Barrymore
Crab
Kentucky
Nature
Colombia
Reagan Aide Denies Reagan Astrology Belief
California Governor elect Ronald Reagan's top aide denies Brown's quip that Reagan might believe in astrology. Philip M. Battaglia says Reagan "does not believe in astrology" and calls the remark "unfortunate" while asserting the administration will begin moving at the earliest possible moment.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Ronald Reagan
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Reagan
Philip M. Battaglia
Battaglia
National 4-H Champs Awarded Scholarships in Chicago
Four Kansas and Illinois 4-H youths earned $500 scholarships on opening day of the 45th National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. Tanya Sue Wilson Eureka entomology Mike Wood Cherryvale tractor Charles Magoffin Sterling community beautification.
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Chicago
Kansas
Tanya Sue Wilson
Eureka
Mike Wood
Cherryvale
Charles Magoffin
Sterling
Tractor
Danny Fulton
Elgin
Miss Wilson
Jack Wilson
Eureka High School
Hutchinson
Wood
Independence Community Junior College
Leonard Wood
Happy Hustlers
Magoffin
J. W. Magoffin
Fulton
Arthur Fulton
4-H
Pep From Drugstore Pills and Hormone Cancer Talk
Readers ask about nonprescription pep and safety. The columnist warns against bootleg stimulants, noting risks of jitters and nerve damage, and urges medical supervision. A reader with cervical cancer concerns learns that cancer can occur younger and that in situ cancer can be treated if caught early. A note clarifies hormones may both help and worsen cancer depending on type and context.
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