Lawrence Journal-World Staff Listing and Publication Details
The Lawrence Journal-World staff roles are listed including President and Editor Dolph C. Simons and other key editors, with publishing and advertising management details. Publication date August 8, 1964 notes the paper as a daily except Sunday edition from Lawrence, Kansas, with subscription rates and mailing information.
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W. €. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Solid Support for Johnson War Decision Across Congress
The nation shows near unanimous backing for President Johnson to counter attack belligerents in North Vietnam. Houses pass 414 to 0 and 88 to 2, signaling strong global and domestic support while highlighting the risk of centralized war power in one man.
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Johnson
U.S
House of Representatives
Senate
Viet Nam
United States
Russia
China
America
Free Nations
Congress
Douglas County Fair Week Sparks Youth at 4-H and FFA
The Douglas County 4-H and FFA fair week runs Monday through Saturday at the 4-H Fairgrounds. The article extols youth energy, community benefit, and broad appeal for both rural and city residents, with programs from Monday to Wednesday and the county fair and Jayhawk Rodeo closing the week.
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Douglas County
FFA
Farmers of America
America
Washington offices swap rug for art as status symbol
Observers note paintings replace floor rugs in many government offices with multi color displays brightening gray walls. Top officials often rent or buy artwork, while agencies tap government museums for loaners and rediscover WPA era pieces. The CIA rents two modern paintings as part of the trend.
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Washington
CIA
Art in Offices Becomes Trend Among Federal Leaders
The Export-Import Bank purchased two paintings for its executive dining room as part of a broader trend. The fad began in Kennedy era and spread widely, with critics noting a tasteful painting often outshines autographed photos, though some observers favor bold abstract works.
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Ings
Police Seen As Symbol In Race Tensions Across Cities
Washington police are seen as the frontline symbol of white power and perceived oppression amid summer riots. The piece cites New York Rochester Jersey City clashes after arrests involving Negro individuals and quotes Mayor Whelan and CORE leader James Bell on responses and tensions.
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Washington
Times-Post
America
New York City
Rochester
Jersey City
Thomas Whelan
Mayor Whelan
James Bell
Whelan
Quinn Tamm
International Association of Chiefs of Police, Inc
Police Service
Osawatomie marks a thousandth city for water fluoride program
In 1954 Osawatomie Kansas celebrated joining the national filtration program as the 1 000th U S city to begin fluoridation Rev George H Towle of Lawrence was named state American Legion chaplain and Vernon Coss of Medicine Lodge became new post commander Also noted 25 years earlier Henry and Helen Hagenbuch marked 55th anniversary and Cincinnati Reds aided Vince DiMaggio trade
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Osawatomie
Kan
U.S
George H. Towle
Lawrence
American Legion
Vernon Coss
Medicine Lodge
Henry Hagenbuch
Eudora
F. C. Allen
Cincinnati Reds
Kansas City Blues
Vince DiMaggio
Joe
Bible Message and Prayer Reflect Conscience and Righteous Living
A devotional note centers on Acts 23 1 as a model of acting before God with a clear conscience. The prayer asks for guidance to live rightly and study Jesus teaching so the conscience speaks truth to believers.
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Jesus
Barry Goldwater Seeks Republican Unity Across States
Democrat votes loom essential for victory as Goldwater builds party unity with Eisenhower and key governors. The critic notes varying Republican support across New York, California, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Maryland and warns that civil rights backlash could shape cross party lines.
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Washington
Times - Post
Barry Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hershey
Goldwater
Gen. Eisenhower
William E. Miller
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Sen
Democrats Fault Johnson For Slow Campaign Setup
In an election year, Democrats gripe that President Johnson has not moved as decisively as Goldwater to build a campaign machine. Johnson talks strategy with White House aides but limits authoritative structure, aiming to run his campaign in his own way and rely on Kennedy era organization.
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California
Thomas H. Kuchel
Congress
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
Michigan
Romney
Sen. J. Glenn Beall
Rmd
Beall
Sen. Goldwater
Gov. Scranton
Sen. Scott
Washington
Times - Post
Gulf of Tonkin
Harlem
Mississippi
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Richard Daley
Chicago
Edmund G .Brown
California Assembly
Jesse Unruh
David Lawrence
Robert Wagner
New York City
White House
Democratic National Committee
Goldwater
Mr. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
GOP
William Howard Taft
Fomer
Theodore Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Viet Nam
America
United States
Dear Dr. Mother Helps Teen Gain Weight Safely
An 18 year old woman 5 5 98 pounds asks for help to gain weight. The columnist advises quitting smoking lowering coffee intake adding cream and sugar to beverages eating regular meals including snacks and a bedtime bite. Recommends a medical exam to ensure safety.
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Mrs. W
New City Library 1964 Book List Highlights
A catalog of titles from New City Library featuring THELMA HELYAR and other works. The list includes THE GUGGENHEIM STORY by Milton Lo mask, THE CART AND THE HORSE by Louis Kronenberger, THRILLING CITIES by Ian Fleming, OVER THE HUMP by William H Turn er, FIFTY-FIVE DAYS OF TERROR by Burt Hirschfeld, ESSAYS OF A HUMANIST by Sir Julian Huxley, THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND NAZI GERMANY by Guenter Lewy, THE THIRTY-SECOND DAY by Charles O Nea l and Victor Trivas, DEEP IS THE BLUE by Max Ihmieh, THE MINDLEBERG PAPERS by Jacob Hay, A FLAG FULL OF STARS by Don Robertson, THE FLIGHT OF THE PHOENIX by Elleston Trevor, THE FRENCH BRIDE by Evelyn Anthony, and ALL WOMEN ARE FATAL by Claude Mauriac.
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Guggenheim
Milton Lomask
Charles A. Lindbergh
Louis Kronenberger
New York
William H. Turner
Burt Hirschfeld
Peking
Julian Huxley
Nazi Germany
Guenter Lewy
Charles O'Neal
Victor Trivas
Max Ihmieh
Matt. Donovan
USS
Cody
Mindleberg
Jacob Hay
Don Robertson
Elleston Trevor
Sahara
Libyan
Evelyn Anthony
Louis XV
Claude Mauriac
Bertrand Carnejoux
Current Best Sellers List Summary
Publishers' Weekly reports top selling books across fiction and non fiction. Notable titles include The Spy Who Came In From The Cold by Le Carre Armageddon by Uris Candy by Southern and Hoffenberg conventions by Knebel and Bailey Julian by Vidal A Moveable Feast by Hemingway The Invisible Government by Weiss and Ross Harlow by Shulman A Tribute to John F Kennedy by Salinger and Vanocur and Diplomat Among Warriors by Murphy.
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le Carre
Uris
Southern and Hoffenberg
Knebel and Bailey
Julian
Vidal
Hemingway
Weiss & Ross Harlow
Shulman
John F. Kennedy
Salinger
Vanocur
Murphy
Taste in the Journal-World Letters Stir Reader Concerns
A reader laments Journal-World pages featuring a Parisian Nude Fashion Show and a Diana Lewis quote praising publicity. The letter criticizes coverage of unusual sculpture by EU Associate Prof. James Sterritt and urges better taste, praising Nelson Art Gallery for its refusal of Lady Godiva items.
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Journal-World
Diana Lewis
James Sterritt
Nelson Art Gallery
Editorial on crime, politics and Goldwater views
The piece critiques a high national crime rate as a campaign issue and questions Senator Goldwater’s stance on federal involvement and Civil Rights Act. It quotes passages from his book Conscience of a Conservative and contrasts them with Johnson era foreign policy, noting skepticism about warlike rhetoric and UN support. Allan W. Wicker.
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Journal-World
Sen. Goldwater
White House
Lyndon Johnson
United Nations
Soviet Union
Allan W. Wicker
Stouffer
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Washington Post News Service
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Trenton
Country Club
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Los Angeles Times News Service
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New City Library Books
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Publishers’ Weekly
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