Lawrence Journal World Listing and 1965 Date
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and offices listed from 1965 edition with roles for Simons Mayer Zimmman Ponties Eller and others. Rates shown include 34 cents per week carrier 18.20 yearly by mail in local counties and 11 yearly elsewhere. Publication noted as Monday Evening November 29 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence, Kaw
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press Leess
Lawrence Industry Leaders Give to United Fund Drive
Our Industries Lawrence notes several large firms boosting local charity with substantial gifts. Hallmark led with 10011.84 dollars and DuPont cellophane plant contributed 5474.32 dollars, despite not being in Douglas County. Smaller firms are urged to follow this generosity trend.
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Lawrence
United Fund
Hallmark
DuPont
Topeka
Douglas County
Lawrence United Fund
Warren judges to fly separately for safety
Chief Justice Earl Warren plans to ask Supreme Court members to fly in separate planes on trips. After three justices rode together to a function, Warren saw the risk and many firms adopt similar practices. Businesses and agencies increasingly avoid sending many employees in one car or plane.
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Earl Warren
U.S. Supreme Court
Warren
Golf alibi under fire from fitness expert
A fitness expert from the University of Illinois questions golf and other club sports as health boosters. He argues eighteen holes waste energy, favors stopping and starting, and promotes walking and running as better heart conditioning. The piece playfully notes a husband trying to justify golf as fitness to a chatty wife, warning of a risky 19th Hole habit.
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Thomas K. K. Cureton
Cureton
Illinois University Fitness Laboratory
Bill Easton
Jayhawk Jogger Club
Still the Best Way The Russian Space Feats Skeptical View
The piece compares Russian space claims to boxing’s uncertain status in America. It notes American doubt over Alexei Leonov’s March 18 space walk and cites experts questioning the mission’s authenticity. The article frames skepticism about Soviet space prowess and public belief.
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America
Alexei Leonov
Space Walk Doubts Cloud Soviet Claim Versus U S View
The piece debates gaps in the Soviet space walk narrative and considers fakery claims while praising American spaceflight policy. It argues despite media scrutiny and past deceptions, the U S approach offers visible successes and bearings on public trust, noting worldwide scrutiny and ongoing lessons from both triumphs and missteps.
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Ters
U.S
See Saw For Stock List
New York markets drifted to late November near October mid levels as blue chips wobble. Individual firms and some sectors like aero space rose on defense orders while uncertainty over money policy and government price controls tempered optimism. Profits rise with dividend growth outpacing last year but fears of shrinking margins persist as costs climb.
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New York
Viet Nam
Aerospace
Aeronautics
Seventy Five Years of College Sports Notes and Local Events
A collage of memories from 1955 1940 and 1925 in Abilene and Lawrence detailing the Big Seven Orange Bowl plans OU vs MD Thanksgiving KU vs Colorado State and local civic notes including Gov Ferguson's pressure on a Regent and a New Orleans preservation committee. It recalls Henry Jamieson buying RC Publishers and Anna Yahn becoming Phi Beta Kappa at KU.
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Miami
Murphy
Dutch Lonborg
DeWitt Carr
Oklahoma
Maryland
Abilene
Henry Jamieson
Reflector Chronicle
Potter Lake
Colorado State
Union
Plymouth Congregational Church
Texas
Vieux Carre
Anna Yahn
Lawrence
Phi Beta Kappa
Today’s Bible Message See Jesus in John 12 21
A brief devotional note prays thanking God for the coming Savior and asks for renewed love through Him and bold sharing of the good news, in His name Amen.
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Jesus
John
Just When Is One Legitimate Peace Feelers
A satirical Q and A on peace feelers in Washington with mock technical jargon. It features an assistant secretary describing a fictional counter feeler device linked to Dean Rusk and jokes about the ease of detecting legitimate signals from Hanoi. The piece notes timing in diplomacy and parodies official evasiveness.
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Washington
Loot Magazine
Eric Sevaried
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Hanoi
U.N
U Thant
State Department
Dean Rusk
U. S
Bulgaria
Geneva
Vital Experiment on Bundy to Bring White House Void
Washington reports the likely departure of McGeorge Bundy from the White House ends a unique mini State Department. Johnson favors replacing Bundy with Moyers, possibly elevating Rusk’s influence and reshaping foreign policy control.
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Bundy
White House
Washington
McGeorge Bundy
U.S
State Department
Johnson
Ford Foundation
LBJ
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
Houston
Jack Valenti
Mr. Johnson
Kennedy
Harvard
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Cate
Viet Nam
Lyons Den Reunion Tales From Berlin Club
Leonard Lyons notes Billy Wilder visiting Berlin to read an ad announcing the Chamberlin Levine Club annual reunion founded in 1927 to honor Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine, the would be transatlantic fliers. Berlin fans kept meeting after their crash landing far from Berlin. Marcel Achard explains why a not ed actor avoids public sight by fear of recognition or being unrecognized.
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Billy Wilder
Berlin
Chamberlin-Levine Club
Wilder
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Lindberg
N. Y
Marcel Achard
Playright
Dear Dr Mother Health column on breast discharges and puberty delays
A reader asks about greenish breast discharge eight months after nursing and the risk of cancer. The doctor explains benign causes, signs requiring immediate action, and that annual checkups help. Another reader seeks guidance on a teen's delayed menstruation, with advice to wait and reassess in a year. A note warns against false immunity to venereal disease and recommends a dermatologist for dermatitis and hair loss. A final note comments on stretch marks and weight change.
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Mother
Freshly Boyle-ed Potpourri from Hal Boyle
New York AP column rounds up quirky insights and trivia from mailbag items. It notes ants at picnics as fussy eaters, wartime fatigue loners, bread consumption at 245 pounds per year, remarriage patterns after divorce, horse knee x rays in training, frontier quotes from Kettering, Washington White House history, midlife health tips, 1966 product growth, death by own action attempts lessons, buy now pay later spending, and a Frost quotation on the brain’s morning work.
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New York
America
Charles Kettering
George Washington
White House
Robert Frost
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