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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1964

Page

4

Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and details, Aug 18 1964

Lawrence Daily Journal World issue dated Tuesday August 18 1964 lists staff in Lawrence Kansas with editor Dolph Simons Jr publisher Bill Mayer and others. The paper notes publication details and subscription rates for local and national editions and references Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press membership.

Dolph Simons Dolph C. Simons JR Bill Mayer Jack Zimmerman Ernest Pontius Leo Eller W. C. Simons the World Company Sixth New Hampshire Lawrence Kane Telephone Douglas United States Lawrence Kan Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press

Promoters Lend Gusto to Democratic National Convention

The piece notes veteran Douglas County Democrat Frank McDonald as a key promoter while predicting a weak convention with few decisive battles. It cites Lyndon Johnson likely securing the nomination and Hubert Humphrey as a leading vice presidential possibility, amid limited platform drama.

Frank McDonald Douglas County Atlantic City Lyndon B. Johnson Ballyhoo Robert Kennedy Minnesota Hubert Humphrey Barry Goldwater

Underground Wires Vision Sees Better Community Appearance

Editorial argues for burying overhead utility lines to improve neighborhood beauty. It notes the cost but asserts officials and homeowners over fifty years allowed landscapes to deteriorate, while travel reveals uncluttered districts with fewer poles and wires.

Count Basie Returns to Kansas City in Two Hour Big Band Bow

Count Basie and his band played a two hour concert before over 5 000 at a Kansas City shopping center. Many teenagers and older fans attended as parents hoped the performance would rekindle interest in the big band era and steer youth away from rock and roll.

Count Basie Kansas City Basie and Co Yesteryear Glenn Miller Tommy Dorsey Harry James Basie

News Managers Tighten Grip on Pentagon Access

Pentagon reporters report growing trouble getting officials to speak after Arthur Sylvester's directive requiring personnel to report conversations with newsmen. The restriction allegedly spreads beyond Defense to other matters, delaying even minor features such as a band story from Bolling Air Force Base until Pentagon clearance is granted.

Defense Arthur Sylvester Defense Department Pentagon Phil G. Goulding Cleveland Plain Dealer Bolling Air Force Base Washington Air Force Band

Democrats back liberal platform as 1960 promises largely enacted

A 1964 platform drafting shift reflects how many 1960 pledges have become law. Democrats plan a broader liberal agenda at Atlantic City while Republicans move right in San Francisco. The civil rights push and equal pay advances altered legislative momentum.

Washington Times-Post Organized Labor San Francisco Atlantic City Washington Congress Eisenhower South North

Kansas Towns Founded On Oregon California Trail

Excerpts recall Leavenworth as a prime settlement site and Wathena and Ozawkie on the Oregon California Trail. Barker neighborhood near Lawrence recalls Rev Francis Barker who freed two slaves but faced neighborly discontent. Local officers named include Raymond Laessig and others. Two youths saved a life via artificial respiration at a safety meeting. Fort To Fort highway opens 1924 and Lawrence taxis dodge meters.

St. Joseph Kansas Leavenworth Ft. Leavenworth Wathena St. Joe Barker Lawrence Francis Barker Raymond Laessig Dorsey-Liberty American Legion Simon Hurwitz Cecil Hough Walter Keeler J.W. Twente Beryl Shearer Arch Oliver Billy Lonnecker Harry Mortenson Donald Tobler Fort-To-Fort Kansas City

Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Reflections

Christ Jesus, equal with God, humbled himself and became a servant. A prayer asks to resemble the Master, to be filled with love, and guided by the Holy Spirit in the name of Christ. Amen.

Christ Jesus God Christ Our Redeemer

Reapportionment Debate and Dirksen Proposal

Analyzes whether state legislature reapportionment should rely on Congress and a constitutional amendment in addition to federal court action. Notes urban shift since 1890, with 44 states underrepresenting city and suburban voters, risking misrepresentation but not an urgent emergency.

Congress Dirksen Sen Supreme Court Alabama Justice Harlan Sen. Dirksen New York State Madison

Scalenus anticus syndrome explained and teenage vomiting cure

The anterior scalene muscle can press on nerves or neck arteries causing arm discomfort, tingling or blanching. Advice includes not sleeping with arm overhead and not tucking the chin. surgery may free the muscle. The column also covers teen weight worries, self induced vomiting risks, and general medical Q A on mononucleosis and fertility myths.

Bobby Kennedy’s VP bid falls as Johnson cuts him loose

The Kennedy bid for the Democratic vice presidency unravels amid White House doubts and cabinet tensions. Johnson informs Robert F. Kennedy that cabinet members will not be eligible, ending Kennedy’s path to the ticket and prompting a tense exchange over Kennedy’s future influence and campaign role.

Washington Times - Post Robert F. Kennedy Johnson Kennedy Butte Mont White House Sens Hubert Humphrey Eugene McCarthy Minnesota Sen Barry Goldwater Rep William Miller New York Dean Rusk Georgia Agriculture Orville Freeman United Nations Adlai John F. Kennedy John F. Kennedy Library Jacqueline Kennedy Valenti Louisiana Mississippi Johnsonites Mr. Johnson

Lyons Den and Hollywood Odds and Ends

Mrs Bobby Kennedy sister scours Manhattan for an attorney general residence likely in the East Eighties. Elizabeth Taylor sends orchids to Carol Channing after Hello Dolly. Ian Fleming recalls Dr No title from a nurse chased by a romancing intern. Beatles film title inspired by Ringo Starr slang at a late night session yielding A Hard Day's Night.

Bobby Kennedy Elizabeth Taylor Dolly Carol Channing Miss Channing Richard Burton Burton Ian Fleming Dr. No John Lennon Paul McCartney Ringo Starr Lennon Ringo

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