Lawrence Daily World masthead and intro listing staff
The item lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff including president and editor Dolph C. Simons, managing editor Ernest Pontius, advertising manager Leo Eller, and business manager, with publication details dating back to 1854. It notes offices at Sixth and New Hampshire, Kansas, subscription rates by carrier and mail, and bureau memberships.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons
Vice Press
Bild Materism
Jack “Dimner
Cervicn
United States
Lawrence
Kansas
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Plant
Lawrence Rental Market Tightens as Growth Continues
Local realtors and apartment owners report Lawrence rental housing is tighter than in years past. Builders with new units are seeing near full occupancy, signaling growth but prompting calls for more apartments soon. University officials expect no new married student housing while private rentals remain needed.
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Lawrence
Placs
New York City teachers face strike ban and defiant union leader
A court order restrained the United Federation of Teachers and its members from striking the NYC school system on Monday. Federation president Charles Cogen vowed to defy the order and even joked about leading the “tribe from jail” if needed. Board of Education president Max Rubin said schools would open as scheduled regardless of union actions. He accused the federation of seeking a salary increase at the expense of urgent educational needs, while the union cited salary and working conditions as core issues. The piece discusses the morale and merit concerns among educators amid the dispute and fears of conformity stifling individual achievement.
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United Federation of Teachers
New York City
Charles Cogen
Federation
Max Rubin
Board of Education
New York
New York Union
Huntsville Mothers Challenge Wallace By Marching Children To School
The Huntsville mothers defied Alabama governor George C. Wallace and state troopers by marching their children into a closed school. The editorial argues education and justice deserve focus beyond political posturing, noting such action may spur broader reflection on civil rights progress and the role of schooling in society.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Huntaville
Kennedy
Huntsville
Dairy Action Near as Senate Debates Milk Program
The Senate may revise a federal dairy subsidy program next week to cut taxpayer costs by 26 to 37 million dollars yearly and raise farm income by up to 158 million annually. Debate includes possible cotton and wheat amendments, with House opposition and complex pricing tied to milk sold for immediate consumption versus manufactured dairy products.
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Julius Duscha
Washington
Senate
Old Home Town highlights Kansas city notes and plans
Leonard Axe outlined the Department of Administration and Organization for Kansas and a new city water sewage and sanitation plan with a $3.75 minimum, raising costs by $1.75 to fund expansion. Gamma Pi Beta opened a new wing with recreation and dining space and bedrooms.
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Leonard Axe
Department of Administration and Organization For
Kansas
Douglas County Bar Association
Gamma Pi Beta Sorority
Faith Without Works Propels Prayer Into Action
Brief devotional note urging faith to move to deeds through prayer. Emphasizes that faith without works is dead and asks God to guide believers to live righteously, inspiring others to praise Jesus. Contains archaic phrasing and religious exhortation characteristic of a church bulletin.
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James
Jesus
Nobody's Really Sure of Our Ground in Viet Nam
A critical essay questions American certainty on Vietnam coverage and policy. It examines editorial bias toward South Viet Nam, Madame Nhu, Buddhist protests, and the role of media in shaping public perception. The piece argues for nuanced understanding of the Buddhist crisis and cautions against oversimplified blame of Ngo Dinh Diem or Saigon's forces.
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G. L. A. Marshall
South Viet Nam
Seigon
Georgetown
Mississippi
Voice of America
Anna
de Gaulle
Nursery school dispute in Old West Lawrence area
Virginia Bauleke, Glen A. Christensen, and Mrs. Hilda Enoch advocate for a nursery school at 80 La St asserting community need and child development benefits. They criticise Old West Lawrence Association for excluding members from the decision, urging expanded facilities to ease waiting lists and support preschool socialization.
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Thursday Journal World
Old West Lawrence Association
la. St
Sixth St
Ninth St
Tennessee
Ilinois
Old
Ias
Enoch
Hilda Enoch
Lawrence
Glen A. Christensen
Center For Infant Studies
Journal-World
Hungary
Virginia Bauleke
Tenn. St
Nursery school education need in Lawrence city
Editor calls for a professional nursery school program in Lawrence citing rising parental inquiries and long waiting lists at KU nursery school. Emphasizes warm relationships and creative experiences essential to each child's growth and realization within a professionally run setting.
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City of
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Serias
Table Hopping at Edie's Fete for Bernstein in Hollywood
Hollywood gossip notes Leonardo Lyons describes Edie Adams hosting a party for Leonard Bernstein during the New York Philharmonic tour stop. The piece recounts encounters with Groucho Marx, Mike Romanoff, Andre Previn, Edward G. Robinson, Zsa Zsa Gabor, and others, with quips about travel, fashion, and cinema.
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Edie
Bernstein
Leonard Lyons
Hollywood
Edie Adams
Leonard Bernstein
N.Y
Groucho
Israel
Majorca
Douglas
Thenia Airlines
Spain
California
Jaw cracking when eating and jaw joint issues
Dear reader questions bring answers on jaw crack causes not due to vitamin deficiency. Arthritic and tendon movement, bite alignment, or anatomical variation can explain it. dentist check for bite issues. if no disease, expect no harm.
New City Library Catalog Review of Notable Books
A literary roundup lists titles and brief notes from 1960s to 1980s fiction and non fiction. Descriptions cover Bonny Schwartz Bloom’s novel about a rent collector, Red Star in Space, The Land of Rumblelow, The Group, Shaw the Villager, The Exiles, Room 3063, The Stories of William Sansom, Political Heretics, The Chinese Garden, and more with author names, years, and brief themes.
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Red Star
Space
Martin Caidin
Caidin
Missle
U.S. Air Force
Land OF Rumbelow
Carlos Baker
Dan Sherwood
Anna Bontemps
Mary McCarthy
New York
Vassar
Shaw the
Allan Chappelow
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Ayot St. Lawrence
Albert J. Guerard
H. Montgomery Hyde
Ian Fleming
William Stephenson
Office of Strategic Service
J. Edgar Hoover
William Sansom
Sansom
Max Nomad
Karl Marx
Fidel Castro
Plato
Mao Twe-tuing
Rosemary Manning
Rachel Curgenven
Best Sellers List Highlights Notable Titles
Publishers Weekly compiled current top sellers across fiction and non fiction. Notable fiction includes Elizabeth Appleton The Shoes of the Fisherman and Du Maurier The Glass Blowers while non fiction features Hope Owe Russia 1200 and Baldwin The Fire Next Time among others.
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Publishers’ Weekly
West
Elizabeth Appleton
O'Hara
Glass Blowers
du Maurier
Caldwell
Rechy
Russia
Baldwin
Clementine
Fishman
Lewis
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Billie Vallie
Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts
Alfred Lawrence
Minth
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
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State Department
Ngo Dinh Diem
Madame Nhu
Christine Keeler
Cloeth
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Messalina
Priestly Brotherhood of
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Saigon
Diem
Asia
Journal We
Mike Romanoff
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Romanoff
UCLA
Mas
Grek
Harvard
Oxford
Andre Previn
Jack Lemmons
Mrs. Previn
Mrs. Lemmon
Fred Astaire
Edward G. Robinson
Beverly Hilton
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Hilton Hotels
Becaue
Conrad Hilton
Zsa Zsa
Escoffier
Eva
Herbert Hutner
Dahlink, Zank God
Joseph Molner
Dr. Mother
W.M.T
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Bloom
Edward Lewis Wallant
Norman Moonbloom
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