Lawrence Daily Paper Founded in 1854 by W C Simons
The Lawrence newspaper, The World Company, lists editors and staff including LPH C Simons Jr and Ernest Pontius. It notes established in 1854 with W C Simons as editor 1891 to 1952. Published daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates and mailing details are provided.
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Dolph Simnons
Lph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer Wenn
Yanstovesaen
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Wee
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Officer’s timely warning helps child at busy intersection
A Lawrence police officer spotted a grade-schooler crossing against the light during lunch hour. The officer stopped to talk about traffic safety in a friendly way, hoping the advice prevents possible injuries or death.
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Lawrence
Leavenworth Times Sold to Thomson Group
Dan Anthony sells the Leavenworth Times ending nearly a century of Anthony family ownership. Thomson chain buys the paper, promising progressive operation and strong community cooperation as Anthony retires to fishing and farming.
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Dan Anthony
Leavenworth Times
Anthony
D. R. Anthony
State of
Kansas
D R. Anthony Jr
United States Congress
Young Dan
Daniel R. Anthony III
The
Times
Dan IV
the Times
Florida
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Old Martha’s Vinyard
Massachusetts
Norada
Atlantic Ocean
Thomson Chain
Canada
U.S
Scotland
Ireland
Africa
Asia
Caribbean
England
Lord Thomson
London Times
Thomson
Stauffers, Seatons
Jack Harris
Thomson Group
Seniors Shock Businessmen By JOHN CUNNIFE
A New York AP piece examines the rift between college seniors and businessmen over career choices. Students seek meaningful work beyond money, while firms adapt by partnering with government and pursuing innovation, education, and social projects.
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New York
America
Kansas Governor Bans Filming of In Cold Blood at Lansing Prison
Governor William Avery blocks any filming of In Cold Blood at the Lansing state prison drawing protests from producers. He leaves policy open for Gov elect Robert Docking to decide after January. The book chronicles the Clutter family murder in Garden City by Perry Smith and Richard Hickock.
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Kansas
William Avery
Lansing
Avery
Robert Docking
Truman Capote
Herbert Clutter
Garden City
Perry Edward Smith
Richard Eugene Hickock
Kansas moves to shield state image from Lansing prison film
Avery defends Lansing prison filming as a minor act in Kansas public relations, arguing the state already bears enough unfavorable publicity from the Clutter case and should avoid adding to it to safeguard its reputation.
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Lansing
Avery
Kansas
Six Sets of Twins at East Heights Grade School
A fifty six year old column notes six sets of twins at East Heights Grade School Debra and Dianne Hensen Karen and Sharon Corbin Kath leen and Cynthia Shott Brenda and Barbara Bright Gloria and Gail Edwards and Ronald and Donald Robinson. City Commission revises and overhauls ordinances first since 1933 with help from Charlottesville firm and city officials Jim Wigglesworth and Charles Stough.
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East Heights
Debra
Dianne Hensen
Karen
Sharon Corbin
Kathleen
Cynthia Shott
Brenda
Barbara Bright
Gloria
Gail Edwards
Ronald
Donald Robinson
Charlottesville
Jim Wigglesworth
Charles Stough
Garden City
Kansas City
Parsons
Wichita
Bible message and prayer text excerpt
today s bible message urges return to the lord Hosea 5 15 6 1 RSV prayer thanks god for love and asks forgiveness for sins through jesus christ with the lord s prayer included Amen
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Hosea
Jesus Christ
Note of Quiet Desperation in U.S. Viet Nam Echelon
The article reports growing frustration among top U.S. officials in Saigon over war strategy. Officials fear Manila pledge to withdraw by six months could invite a Communist takeover if Hanoi negotiates terms. They urge a candid Johnson speech to set clear goals, while admiring Koreans’ harsh pacification tactics as a model.
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U.S
Saigon
United States
Viet Nam
Washington
White House
Manila
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
Johnson
Washington Watchers
Viet
Nam
Notable Hollywood and political figures in 1960s previews
George Hamilton weighs army service and publicity strategy. NBC plans a big Annie Get Your Gun special. Ethel Merman insured for health. Lionel Bart discusses Quasimodo with Zero Mostel. Sorensen joins NY State bar. Warhol foresees Kennedy assassination project with Edie Sedgwick. Peter Paul and Mary ditch their private plane.
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George Hamilton
Germany
Bob Joseph
Hamilton
George
Viet Nam
Nbc-Tv
Ethel Merman
Merman
Lionel Bart
N.Y
Zero Mostel
Met
Ted Sorensen
JFK
Andy Warhol
Edie Sedgwick
Susan Bottomley
Esquire
Peter, Paul & Mary
Fat discrimination in college admissions study shocks readers
A Harvard study suggests college admissions may discriminate against overweight applicants, especially women, with high school counselors and teachers sometimes complicit. The piece argues education should prioritize brainpower over appearance and notes society’s heavy focus on physical looks may perpetuate bias against fat students.
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Harvard
Something New Is Apparent In Case of Alienated Youth
Washington report examines rising youth alienation as a social trend. It cites Allen Ginsberg and Bob Dylan as symbols, notes middle class as well as working class disaffection, and references Kenneth Keniston and Edward Shoben Jr. in analysis of modern alienation.
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Washington
United States
Mad
Allen Ginsberg
Ginsberg
Bob Dylan
Dylan
Kenneth Keniston
Department of Psychiatry
Yale Medical School
Keniston
Edward Joseph Shoben Jr
Center For Study and Training In Higher Education
University of Cincinnati
Lord Snowdon Resting After Minor Operation
Lord Snowdon 36 husband of Princess Margaret is resting in bed after a minor operation. Officials say the ailment and exact operation were undisclosed but his condition is satisfactory. He was secretly admitted to a London hospital and has returned home.
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London
Lord Snowdon
Princess Margaret
Kensington Palace
Snowdon
Scotland
Understanding vascular headaches and cervical polyps
A reader explains vascular headaches how they arise from blood vessel spasm followed by dilation and lists triggers such as tension and fatigue. The doctor notes Sanseri may prevent attacks and that headaches are usually not life threatening but disabling during episodes. The second letter asks if cervical polyps are often cancerous and treatment is discussed with emphasis on surgical removal and cautery.
Double-Talk For The Holidays By Hal Boyle
New York AP humor column offers Yuletide double talk riffs on Santa Claus and holiday wishes. Jokes compare fame, gifts, and social pretenses with sly quips about diamonds, loans, cards, perfume prices, and the North Pole, reflecting seasonal sentiment in humorous critique.
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New York
Santa Claus
Charles de
Little Old Cheapskate
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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John Cunnife
Old Home Town
Robert Novak
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Jack
Y Jack Zimmerman
Helen B. Shaffer
Joseph Molner
Sanseri
M.M
A.P
C.S
L.S
Hal Boyle
Virginia
North Pole
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