Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and details
Lawrence Daily Journal World staffing and publication details for August 24, 1964. The note lists president and editor Dolph C. Simons Jr, vice president Bill Mayer, managing editor Jack Zimmeermann, news editor Ernest Pontius, advertising manager Leo Eller, and business manager. It notes establishment in 1854 and circulation rates.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmeerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simona
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Presa
Counties emerge as major players in modern government
Experts at the National Association of Counties meeting in Washington say counties are no longer rural outposts but urban and suburban actors. Budgets grow, governance shifts toward professional management, and counties pursue urban renewal and social programs beyond traditional rural roles. Citizens should vote for qualified leaders to advance modern county government.
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Washington
National Association of Counties
Dcades
Charlie
Ned
Humprey and McCarthy face cautious Sunday Meet the Press
Sens. Hubert Humphrey and Eugene McCarthy nervously navigated questions on Meet the Press as they seek the Democratic vice presidential nomination. President Johnson telephoned to say they “got a passing grade” after the broadcast, amid speculation over a preselected choice.
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Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Meet the Press
Lyndon Johnson
Humphrey
McCarthy
Honor Society Scams Target Students For Scholarships
The Post Office Department moved against the National Scholastic Honor Society after postal inspectors questioned a scheme that raised about 8000 dollars from 1600 high school students nationwide. It sent 35000 letters selling membership at five dollars with promises of a permanent register viewed by colleges and foundations. The society admitted no counseling service or paid staff and plans to refund funds.
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Post Office Department
Washington
National Scholastic Honor Society
National Honor Society
NSHS
No clear event headline available
The passage warns that some will seek to profit unethically from the climate, and advises potential victims to scrutinize opportunities before acting. It emphasizes caution and due diligence to avoid scams amid changing circumstances.
Brazil Still Shaky Faces Labor Strain and Inflation Risk
Brazil's revolutionary government appears steady but faces a pending crisis as labor contracts expire in transport, communications, construction, and banking. If inflation is tamed, Castello Branco could solidify control. if not, another government may arise this year.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Times-Post
Brazil
Labor
Joao Goulart
Uruguay
Goulart
Humberto Castello Branco
Castello Branco
Roberto Campos
Washington
Campos
Old Home Town Recalls Fires and Political Re-Election
A 1954 note recalls the Sterling Furniture store fire with fireman Chuck Cassidy near casualty. Chairman Frank McDonald of the Democratic Central Committee is re-elected for a seventh term, joined by Mrs. Mary Wortham Mrs. Charles Springer and MLE. Kelly.
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Sterling
Chuck Cassidy
Frank McDonald
Democratic Centeral Committee
Mary Wortham
Charles Springer
Mle. Kelly
KU Extension Department
U.S
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Harold Ingham
CCC
Lone Star
Effingham
Today’s Bible Message He that loseth his life for Christ
Prayerful meditation based on Matthew 10 39 extols surrender to Christ’s call and asks for grace to bear the cross with joy and to lift His banner despite cost asking for songs in the night and spiritual strength to endure.
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Christ Jesus
The Industrial Council A Southern Conservatism
A Washington report on the Southern States Industrial Council, a conservative lobbying group backing Barry Goldwater. The council, formed in 1933, draws support from major national firms like Du Pont, General Electric, and General Motors, and includes leaders from railroads and utilities. It promotes limited government, UN withdrawal, school-pocracy limits, and skepticism toward desegregation rulings, with annual meetings at Sea Island or Hot Springs and wide distribution of its policy through a Nashville office.
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Barry Goldwater
Southern States Industrial Council
Sen. Goldwater
John Birch Society
Council
The
Birch Society
Birchites
Goldwater
Munist
the Worker
Tyre Taylor
Washington
South
du Pont de Nemours & Co
General Electric
General Motors
Chesapeake & Ohio
Seaboard
Southern
William H. Ruffin
Ervin Mills, Inc
Durman
N.C
Edgar J. Forio
Coca- Cola Co
Atlanta
Pullman-Standard Car Mfg. Co
Chicago
du Pont ‘de Nemours
Pierre S. du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Sea Island
Hot Springs
Thurman_ Sensing
Nashville
Congress
Chambers of Commerce
Regulation of Lobbying Act
du Pont de Nemours
Firestone Tire Rubber Co
Chesapeake Ohio Railway
Household Finance Co
National Gypsum Co
Buffalo
Champion Sparkplug Co
Kiepuras Prefer to Be Authors Not Mere Translators
Leonard Lyons reviews the Kiepuras at The Merry Widow premiere at Lincoln Center and their multi language success. He notes Lehar’s comment on adapters, and includes assorted entertainment and political gossip from the era with names like Burns, Huff, Allen, Furst, Sharett, Allers, Ryan, Horowitz and Ferguson.
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Kiepuras
Jan Kiepura
Marta Eggert
Lincoln Center
Broadway
Garson Kanin
Kanin
Bruno Furst
Lisa Doolittle
Tel Aviv
Hillel Sharett
Kibbutz
Alukim
Franz Allers
Israel
Robert Ryan
Vladimir Horowitz
East Hampton
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Lawrence League Encourages Voter Participation in Lawrence
The Lawrence League announces its nonpartisan effort to inform voters and boost registration and turnout. President Mrs. J. H. Camin invites all women to support civic involvement and good government in Lawrence.
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League of Women Voters
Lawrence League
Lawrence
J. H. Camin
When Mothers Force Children to Eat
A reader questions harsh dieting by a mother who straps a hungry four year old to finish his plate. The response argues hunger is natural guidance, dessert should follow, and forcing food can cause resentment and broader rebellion toward authority.
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Dr. Mother
Youngster Interviews Hal Boyle In AP Office Profile
Richard Buttner, a Horace Mann High School pupil, profiles Hal Boyle in a New York AP office scene. Boyle, a Pulitzer Prize winner, discusses deadlines, teaching, fears, and his wish for a tombstone epitaph as he chats with the student.
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Richard Huttner
Horace Mann High School
N.Y
Hal Boyle
Overseas Press Club
Buletin
Kansas City
Mary Frances Young
Tracy Ann
Boyle
Toil
Will Rogers
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Kansas State Board of Health
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Orpheum
Glen Dickinson
Manhattan
John G. Pershing
U.S. Army
France
Ft. Leavenworth
the Industrial Council
By Luther J. Carter
Times - Post
United Nations
Supreme Court
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Earl Warren
Commission
Com
Washington Post News Service
Leonard Lyons
Lehar
Merry Widow
Bill Benton
Democratic Platform Committee
Rep
Dawson
Sam Huff
Woody Allen
Journal-World
Joseph Molner
Youngster
By Richard Buttner
New York
Emily Dickson
University of Missouri
Associated Press
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