Lawrence Journal World staff and details notice
The Lawrence Journal World staff list includes Dolph C. Simons Jr President and Editor and Jack Zimmerman Managing Editor with Ernest Pontins as News Editor. The publication is based in Lawrence Kansas and operates under the World Company with standard subscription rates and post classification as of August 25 1964.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman Webs
Ernest Pontins
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Smudgepot Junction delays irk Lawrence motorists
City signals progress on dog leg intersection at 9th and Iowa but still awaits a work order after signed contracts. Motorists decry the delay and risk, while visitors wonder how a growing city with two wasteful $1,100 traffic islands can miss completing the 9th Street corridor project.
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Lawrence
7Th
N. H. Sts
9Th
Iowa Sts
Iowa
Sth
Cyprus Crisis Deepens as Makarios Holds Firm on Cyprus Rights
Gloom returns over Cyprus as Makarios rejects Turkish base rights and signals UN action. Greece and Turkey have agreement on other matters, but home influence on Makarios remains weak. Analysts note church state tensions hinder political progress and urge realistic partition over unity.
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Cyprus
Makarios
Turkey
Greece
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
Communist Bloc
NATO
Woman Politicos and the Call for “Womanology” Traits
A Washington political meet hears Nancy Smith advise women to emulate male decisiveness while preserving femininity. She cites balance, composure, and focus as keys, coining “womanology” to describe the blend. The remark notes the rarity of high profile women like Maggie Smith.
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Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Washington
Nancy Smith
California
Lawyers blamed for racial tensions in civil disobedience debate
Morris L. Ernst told an ABA convention panel that lack of legal leadership and slow justice drive people to street protests. He urged the bar to uphold lawful channels and address mass grievances promptly.
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Morris L. Ernst
American Bar Association
Ernst
Vise New Legal Avenues For Aggrieved Persons
Ernst laments a leaderless silent bar and urges new prestige counsel for aggrieved parties plus modern legal methods akin to past violence era practices. He argues individuals and groups still decide to disturb streets and violent acts remain driven by personal choice, not society, urging awareness in assessment.
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Ernst
America
Playing Games With Veep A Humorous Take on Humphrey’s Dilemma
Atlantic City dispatch analyzes Senator Hubert Humphrey’s cautious bid for a second VP slot. The piece frames his non candidacy as a deliberate tease while President Johnson surveys options including McCarthy Mansfield Muskie Brown Wagner and others.
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Atlantic City
Times-Post
Mary Haworth
Dear Ann
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Johnson
Humphrey
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Edward Muskie
Maine
Pat Brown
California
Robert Wagner
New York
Hubert
City Board annexes land for Centennial Park plans
The City Commission approved annexing 43 acres west of town to form what would become Centennial Park. Maj. John Eisenhower was stationed at Fort Leavenworth. The Oldfather family faced a Lincoln funeral, while regional officials and educators marked milestones in 1954 and earlier years.
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Centennial Park
Maj
John Eisenhower
Ft. Leavenworth
Charles Oldfather
Lincoln
Neb
Oldfather Sr
College of Arts and Sciences
Nebraska University
Today's Bible Message on the Mount
A devotional note cites Matthew 17 1 where Jesus takes Peter James and John to a high mountain. The prayer asks God to choose train and empower believers for tasks in our time for God’s glory. Amen.
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Jesus
Peter
James
John
One Man's Opinion Platform and VP's Post
Walter Lippmann argues the Democratic Party benefits from a Goldwater defeat and a strong Johnson consensus. He favors Hubert Humphrey for VP, noting his qualifications and broad mandate, and warns against a handpicked candidate.
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Lyndon Johnson
Humphrey
Farmers urged to hold action for contracts with processors
Editor notes NFO holding action drives price gains, urges farmers to secure signed contracts rather than temporary increases. Reports hog prices up to $2 per hundred, plant management turning workers against NFC, and large layoffs at Deckers Mason City and Armstrong Saint Paul. Interior hog receipts fall, urging continued farm to farm mobilization and non member recruitment as weekend actions loom. One hundred Michigan farmers sign with NFC in a five county area.
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NFO
Decker’s
Mason City
Iowa
Armour’s
St. Paul
Minn
Interior
NFC
Michigan
Lyons' Den medical note from a dramatic Boston column
Internal medical notes in a social column recount an emergency flight to Europe. An internist treats a patient shot in the abdomen with blood poisoning from three bullets. The patient speaks of a chain of violent deaths among family members, including a knife and pistol wound to his grandfather.
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Ford
Vanderbilt
Astor
William N. Hitzig
Europe
Hitzig
Agency notes and anecdotes from political and press circles
A fragmentary column reports on an injured patient named Peter with head severing risk, a Ted Kennedy hospital call to Fredric March and Florence Eldridge about readings for JFK, and finance and business notes. It recalls ILGWU leader Dubinsky saving remarks on platform committee contributions, and editor Jerome Karpf’s newsroom anecdotes about fights and a stair tumble.
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Sen
Ted Kennedy
Fredric March
Florence Eldridge
Atlantic City
Jfk
White House
Sen. Kennedy
Deauville
March
David Dubinsky
ILGWU
Liberal Party
Evelyn Dubow
Dubinsky
Evelyn
What causes epistaxis and how to prevent
Epistaxis or nosebleed results mainly from trauma or irritation inside the nose. It can indicate warning signs or serious conditions, but most cases are minor. Emergency care includes packing the nostril and applying cold, with the head inclined forward to form a clot. If bleeding recurs without clear cause, seek medical investigation.
Freshly Boyle-ed Potpourri from Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle offers a light notebook of items from mail to trivia. Notes include that seven of ten American husbands die before wives, Tokyo Electric Power Co leads global power capacity, and the Joneses vs Smiths and others map Census-like family names. Also quotes, school history, snail speed, Soviet Christians, and tornado toll trends.
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New York
Tokyo Electric Power Co
Japan
U.S
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Joneses
Smiths
Johnsons
Williams
Browns
Millers
Davis
Martins
Andersons
Wilsons
From Kansas Farm Boy to Scientist by Elmer V. McCol lum
Kansas farm boy turned scientist Dr. Elmer V McCollum shares his life in From Kansas Farm Boy to Scientist, praising autobiographies for insight. The KU nutrition pioneer details his path from Fort Scott to Lawrence, Yale and Johns Hopkins, and his global health contributions before urging youth to read widely.
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Kansas
Elmer V. McCollum
University of Kansas Press
Dr. McCollum
McCollum
Fort Scott
Lawrence
Yale
Wisconsin
Johns Hopkins
Daily World
Kansan
Lawrence and
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