Lawrence Journal World Editorial Masthead 1964
The notice lists the Lawrence Journal-World staff and publication details including president editor Dolph Simons Jr, vice president publisher Bill Mayer, managing editor Jack Zunmerman, news editor Ernest Pontius, business manager Leo Eller, and editor W. C. Simons. It notes daily publication except Sundays by World Company in Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates and circulation acknowledgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Jack Zunmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Pressee
Who Should Pay Franchise Debate in Lawrence City Hall
Lawrence city commissioners and Kansas Public Service Co. discuss a new gas franchise for 20 years with a franchise fee and rate schedule. City Manager Harold Horn cites possible three percent bill increases or a rate rise to cover the fee, prompting questions on whether customers should bear the cost of a guaranteed monopoly.
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Lawrence
Kansas Public Service Co
Harold Horn
Fire protection questions after out-of-city blaze
Harold Clark's equipment store near Tonganoxie burned while three fire departments refused to respond outside city limits. He asks if policies allow nonresponse to fires beyond municipal borders and how emergency coverage could be improved.
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Harold Clark
Tonganoxie
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Clark
Leavenworth Fire Department
How About a Delay A Weekend Rain Moratorium Idea
The region endures persistent cool wet weather from a drought relief period with requests for a pause in rainfall through the weekend to allow outdoor yard work. Residents hope for drier conditions by Monday to resume home projects.
Princess Irene and Hugo Carlos marry with papal blessing
Princess Irene of the Netherlands wed Hugo Carlos of Bourbon-Parma in Rome with a papal blessing. Many royals were absent including Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard. Trene converted to Catholicism and gave up succession rights. ex-empress Zita attended as the groom’s aunt.
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Irene
Netherlands
Hugo Carlos
Bourbon-Parma
Juliana
Prince Bernhard
Rome
Europe
Zita
Austro-Hungary
Prince Xavier
Trene
Princess Grace of
Monaco
Barber Shop Big Time in Los Angeles Improv Club for Hair
Ken Allan, 33, runs a Beverly Boulevard shop offering a country club feel with a putting green, stock quotes, an upright piano, and live jazz. For 7.50 dollars customers get haircut, styling, and shampoo. mani cure adds 2.50. Allan hosts concerts and entertainment, courting stars like Michael Jackson and Mort Sahl.
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Beverly Blvd
Harper
Los Angeles
Ken Allan
Scotsman Allan
Victor Feldman
Allan’s
Allan
Britain
Canada
Michael Jackson
Mort Sahl
Marty Ingels
Haskell Relays trophies pictured with 1954 honors
Old Home Town notes recall Keith Kelley as Haskell Institute principal with yearly trophies for the ninth Haskell Relays. Nancyelaine Rusk of Lawrence danced as a ballet soloist at a Kansas Federation of Music Clubs convention in Arkansas City. 25 years ago Phi Delta Theta won the Interfraternity Sing plaque at KU, with eight entries and notable placements. Poet Robert Frost lectured at KU as Gov Payne Ratner formed a nine member industrial commission. Oscar Stauffer chaired the panel with eight members. 40 years ago Baker University sport seven days of competition across tennis golf track and baseball. An engineering student at KU won Beaux Arts Institute prize for a Class A project titled A Municipal Market.
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Keith Kelley
Haskell Institute
Nancyelaine Rusk
Lawrence
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
Arkansas City
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Phi Mu Alpha
Sigma Nu
Delta Upsilon
Delta Tau Delta
Robert Frost
William Savage Johnson
Frost
Payne Ratner
Kansas
Oscar Stauffer
W. B. Harrison
George Gane
George Mackie Jr
Richard Robbins
Eugene Ming
Deane Ackers
A. V. Lundgren
James Donovan
Baker University
Beaux Arts Institute
Joseph Radotinsky
TODAY'S BIBLE MESSAGE AND PRAYER
A devotional reflects on selflessness urging believers to seek the welfare of others for collective salvation. The prayer asks for universal Christian outlook and a vision of equal care for every component in the church.
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Christ
Kennedy a victim cited in Moscow plotting theories
Moscow observers link President Kennedy’s sudden death to a possible plot with some Russians even implicating Johnson. Khrushchev faces a Chinese challenge, detente efforts with the West, and internal Soviet strains as it weighs economic needs and political maneuvers amid Western elections.
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Moscow
Times-Post
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
West
Soviet Union
Johnson
Khrushchev
Peking
U. S
Britain
Washington
New York
United States
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
U.S.S.R
de Gaulle
Town House Evolves From Row House in Modern Suburbia
Builders promote town houses as desirable multiunit homes clustered and angled around shared greens. New designs and financing support from FHA and NAHB aim to ease restrictive zoning and expand developments like Georgetown South near Little Manassas Virginia, countering past fears of crowded row houses.
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Washington
Times - Post
National Association of Home Builders
Georgetown
Beacon Hill
Boston
Georgetown South
Little Manassas
FHA
Letter argues against public prayer in schools and cultural unity
Nancy Brilliant defends America's multicultural foundation and rejects a Christian nation notion. The writer cites the need to keep culture and religion private in public life, urging tolerance and private prayer as Jesus instructed.
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Mrs. Henry
America
Henry
Jesus
Nancy Brilliant
Ind
Readers applaud editor for moral stance and letters
Lawrence residents praise Mrs Catherine Weinang for voicing concern over secular drift and moral decline. A letter writer thanks the Journal-World editor for commentary condemning what she calls a flood of obscene stage motion picture and library content. Lynn R Osborn signs from Steven Drive.
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Journal-World
Catherine Weinang
Lawrence
Lynn R. Osborn
Steven Drive
Prostate Trouble And Urine Flow What To Do
A 57 year old man reports difficulty passing urine with a brief burning sensation. Dr Molner explains the prostate may enlarge and press on the urethra, risking infection or cancer, and urges prompt medical testing and appropriate treatment.
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Dr. Mother
H. S
Poitier Friends Push to Enter New York Club
Sidney Poitier is sought for NY Athletic Club membership by two friends amid Hollywood chatter. Orson Welles recalls professional blackballings. Beatles autograph requests amuse, while other showbiz notes cover awards, marriages, and memoirs.
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Sidney Poitier
New York Athletic Club
Orson Welles
The
Lambs
Friars Clubs
Beatles
Margaret Rutherford
Luther Hodges
India
Campbell Hodges Finlay
New Dehli
Christine Keeler
Dr. Ward
Milan
Cecil King
Encounter Magazine
Sammy Cahn
Fred Astaire
Cahn
Jimmy van Heusen
Astaire
What Will You Do On Retiring
Hal Boyle riffs on retirement ideas and plans from the American working and graduate classes. He jokes about sunset goals and early retirement planning while listing whimsical ambitions such as learning ukulele, building bird houses, and traveling to sample foods in Europe and Hawaii.
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Yvonne Constant
Anita Loos
Gogo
Marc Connelly
Hollywood
John Ford
Ford
Hal Boyle
America
Sam
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