Lawrence Journal World staff and publication note 1964
The Lawrence Journal World lists staff roles including Dulph Simons Jr as President and Editor and Bill Mayer as Vice President Publisher. Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman and News Editor Ernest Pontius are named along with Advertising Manager Leo Eller and Business Manager. The paper, established 1854, is published daily except Sunday by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas.
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Dulph C. Simons JR
BILL MAYER _ui
Jack Zimmerman
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Leo Eller
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
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United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Questions In lull before the big political storm
The piece argues that foreign policy should be debated openly and not limited by officials. It questions Johnson and Goldwater on Vietnam, secrecy, and accountability, listing key topics from Baker to budget, civil rights, education, and space exploration.
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Johnson
Goldwater
Southeast Asia
LBJ
Bobby Baker
America
Washington
U.S
Brazil Moves Toward Broad Land Reform Plan
Land reform in Brazil aims to widen land ownership, boost production, and repurpose fallow acres. The pending government plan, to be sent to Congress in Brasilia, follows past proposals by expropriating unused lands for new settlement, despite constitutional obstacles and a powerful landowning bloc.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Times-Post
Latin America
Venezuela
Brazil
Congress
Brasilia
Jeao Goulart
Goulart
Public Candidates Urged to Debate Openly
Opinion questions the need for transparency in campaigns and urges candidates to discuss influence, accountability, and secrecy. Calls for public discussion and informed voting on the role of government and oversight.
Charles Edmondson a Kansas lawman remembered for service
Lawrence native Charles Edmondson served as warden of the Kansas state penitentiary at Lansing and held roles as parole officer undersheriff and agent for the Attorney General. He disarmed a riot shooter unarmed and later fought consumer fraud in Kansas before his death after a long illness.
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Charles Edmondson
Lawrence
Lansing
Edmondson
Kansas
Ottawa Rain and Tornado Highlight 1954 Weather Tale
History notes from 10 years ago report Ottawa endured eight inches of rain and a small tornado. In Illinois the American Legion cut support for the Girl Scouts citing un American literature concerns.
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Illinois
American Legion
Girl Scouts of America
Jim Thorpe
Haskell
John W. Bunn
Stanford University
Bible Message Prayer Pause for Daily Quiet Strength
A devotional note encourages daily quietness and confidence before God. It asks God to grant peace and poise amid haste and to empower daily duties, citing Isaiah 30 15 and the Lord's Prayer.
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Christ
Better Not Look Like It in the Vice Presidential Fold
Column analyzes the 1960s Democratic vice presidential dynamic. President Johnson rejects cabinet ineligibility for running mate, sparking buzz around Hubert Humphrey while Kennedy and McNamara face political sidelining.
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Bobby Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
U. S. Senate
Movies Having Great Year And Building Picture Good
The cinema boom drives a record year as box office totals surge far past 1963. MGM posts a near four million profit with films like The Unsinkable Molly Brown. United Artists benefits from From Russia With Love and James Bond titles while roadshow releases rise. Theaters plan over 300 new venues as audiences climb to 45 million weekly.
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Capitol
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Roxy
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Britain
Tom Jones
Tony Richardson
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Iffy
Henry Orient
Keith
Fred Zinneman
John Huston
Alfred Hitchcock
Richard Burton
George Stevens Sr
LBJ Holds Flexible Press Conferences Evolving Rules
Leonard Lyons notes President Lyndon Johnson holds press conferences by whim ranging from office sessions to coffee and walks. Reporters pair up to rush bulletins, shaping evolving professional practices and rules for covering the president's remarks.
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LBJ
Renal glycosuria vs diabetes explained by Dr. Mother
A doctor explains that renal glycosuria is not diabetes and how a sugar tolerance test helps distinguish the two. The piece notes no treatment for glycosuria, the risk of progressing to diabetes in a few cases, and advises periodic testing. A letter from a 27 year old discusses miscarriages, obesity, thyroid trouble, and the need to check for unrecognized diabetes.
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O.L
Filmmaker Fred Zinnemann Sees Open Door For Fresh Talent
Time ripe for new blood in Hollywood says veteran director Fred Zinnemann now 57. He recalls early struggle from Vienna and notes the industry is wider open with less centralized control. He earned two Oscars for From Here to Eternity and The Search, credits careful story finding, slow pace, and personal conviction shaping his work.
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Zinneman
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Fred
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