Lawrence Daily Journal World editorial notice
A historical notice from the Lawrence Daily Journal World describes its publisher World Company details editor W C Simons 1891 to 1952 and offices at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas including contact and subscription rate information for carrier and mail services in Douglas counties nearby and nationwide
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hamshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Mat
United States
Lawrence, Xan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Parents and ministers weigh college youth morals
A Los Angeles Times interview with 50 UCLA fraternity and sorority members shows about half approved premarital sex, with students saying sex dominates culture and that parents often fail to provide early moral guidance. Ministers and teachers warn of ongoing youthful confusion and delayed parental influence.
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Los Angeles Times
UCLA
America
Los Angeles
Drive-Ins Look to Road Strips to Curb Disturbances
Kansas City drive-ins facing pest problems from hot rod drivers install raised asphalt strips to slow speeds and reduce abuse. Similar issues observed in Lawrence areas. strips cause tire damage and mechanical risk but limit disturbances in confined parking zones. Authorities suggest copying this method at troublesome local sites.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Dr Frank Baxter Weighs In On Shakespeare Authorship
In the 400th anniversary year of Shakespeare's birth Dr Frank Baxter a noted Bard expert from Southern California University discusses his views on Shakespeare as the greatest figure in Western literature and the authorship question. He notes seventy people have been proposed as possible authors.
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William Shakespeare
England
Avon
Frank Baxter
Southern California University
Shakespeare
Baxter defends Shakespeare as author of plays and cautions overhyped claims
Baxter argues against theories that Marlowe or Bacon wrote Shakespeare. He notes Globe era dramatists solved problems on the spot and warns that 400th anniversary writings will exaggerate mysteries. He praises cautious, credit-giving scholarship and rejects supernatural yarns.
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Baxter
Marlow
Globe Theater
Khrushchev’s Succession Question Faces Kremlin Perils
Stephen S. Rosenfeld analyzes how Khrushchev has avoided naming a successor and how Soviet power dynamics risk a prolonged, unclear leadership crisis. The piece contrasts past transitions after Lenin and Stalin with today, noting a potential collective leadership rather than a single strong ruler.
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Washington
Times-Post
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Stalin
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Old Home Town Notes From 1954 50th Anniversary and Atchison Origin
A 1954 glimpse records Mr and Mrs Harry Magruder’s 50th anniversary reception and Mr and Mrs John Taylor’s 58th anniversary open house. It recalls Atchison named for senator David Rice Atchison, its gustatory gateway status noted by Horace Greeley.
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Harry Magruder
John Taylor
Atchison
Missouri
David Rice Atchison
U.S
West
Horace Greeley
Greeley
Americas
New York
Chicago
Today's Bible Message Faith and Justice in Galatians
A devotional note emphasizes that no one is justified by the law before God and highlights faith as the path to righteousness. The prayer seeks grace forgiveness guidance and strength to live faithfully through Jesus.
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Heavenly Father
Jesus
Hotel de la Liberte
Fred N. Kimmel
Joe Lupus
Lillian White Deer
Carl Jonas
Lilian
Bonaventura Tecchi
Agustin Yanez
Nixon Bridges GOP Factions to Aim for 1964 Nomination
Nixon positions himself as a bridge between eastern moderates and the Goldwater camp while courting Goldwater voters. He argues Goldwater could win California on June 2 and push Nixon toward renomination, with Nixon emphasizing his experience and appetite for office.
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Nixon
Washington
Barry Goldwater
California
Arizona
North
Viet Nam
Goldwater
GOP
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Scranton
Readers critique and film ethics in Journal World letters
Letters harshly critique a university production review calling it naive and out of touch. Other correspondents discuss Tom Jones and Oscar politics, civil liberties, and Henry J. Haldeman’s obscenity trial impact on press freedom in Kansas.
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Journal-World
John Robert Alderman
Journal- World
Kansas
Topeka
Henry J. Haldeman
E. Haldeman-Julius
Deal Caldwell
Haldeman
Denver
Six Juveniles Arrested After Melee Outside Roeland Park School
Police detained six juveniles late Friday night after a melee involving about 50 youths outside Bishop Miege High School in Roeland Park. Outsiders were suspected to be involved as officers described groups fighting, kicking, and spitting near the Kansas Teen Traffic Safety Conference venue. The six were to be handed to juvenile authorities.
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Kansas City
Bishop
Richard Kirkham
Roeland Park
Man Over Picket Line To Receive His Honor
TEANECK New Jersey AP Police Commissioner Michael Murphy braved a picket line to accept a civic award for police handling of demonstrators. He received the honor from the Detective Crime Clinic of New York New Jersey and Connecticut amidst 16 pickets from the Congress of Racial Equality marching outside the restaurant.
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Teaneck
N. J
New York
Michael Murphy
Murphy
Detective Crime Clinic
New Jersey
Connecticut
Congress of Racial Equality
The Eye Contact Lens Debate From a Teen View
A 16 year old questions contact lenses against his mother and eye doctor. The doctor cites age maturity risks fitting costs and potential eye damage while noting lenses may still be replaceable as eyes change. The exchange also weighs diet versus vitamins for school age children.
New City Library and Other 1964 Book Selections
A guide to recent titles by Thelma Helyar and B J Widick plus several works in 1964 publishing. Notable entries include Taxpayers Hayride by Julius Duscha, The Deputy by Rolf Hochhuth, Peace Is a Three-Edged Sword by Lloyd Mallan, The Wasted Americans by Edgar May, and Education in Georgia by Calvin Trillin.
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B. J. Widick
Jhb
U. S
Jimmy Jtaffa
John J. Lewis
Walter P. Reuther
George Meany
Julius Duscha
Billie Sol Estes
Rolf Hochhuth
Richard and
Clara Winston
Mark
Richard Nixon
Mark Harris
Kennedy
Harris
California
Lloyd Mallan
Edgar May
Georgia
Calvin Triffin
Charlayne Hunter
Hamilton Holmes
University of Georgia
Science
Jacques Bargun
Mr. Barzun
Nathalie Sarrante
Maria Jolas
Arthur Kaplan
Paris
Current Best Sellers List Highlights Major Titles
Publishers' Weekly reports top fiction and non fiction leaders in the current best sellers list. Notable fiction includes The Group and The Spy Who Came In From The Cold while non fiction features Profiles In Courage and A Day In The Life Of President Kennedy with several other titles charting.
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McCarthy
MacInnes
le Carre
Kennedy
Upiamerican Heritage
Murphy
Bishop
Reid
Demaris
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