Lawrence Journal World Publication Details and Date
Lawrence Journal World published daily except Sunday in Lawrence Kansas. This Saturday issue is dated August 29 1964 and includes subscription rates and mailing information for local and distant readers.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Unhealthy Situation Sparks Racial Tension Across Cities
The four day Atlantic City protest and racial conflict sparks concerns among Democratic delegates nationwide. Riots in New York Rochester and Philadelphia are blamed for potential vote impacts and GOP gains, with warnings against inflamed rhetoric and police brutality claims fueling unrest.
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Atlantic City
Democratic Freedom Party
Mississippi
Philadelphia
U.S
New York
Rochester
New Jersey
Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
Humphrey
Americans For Democratic Action
Gracie Allen Passes After Heart Attack
Gracie Allen, famed as the clever foil to George Burns, died after a heart attack at age unknown. The long time duo and couple had entertained millions, tempering her scatterbrained wit with Burns’s steady presence. The couple retired years earlier as Gracie faced demanding lines and shifting public tastes.
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Gracie Allen
Gracie
Burns
Allen
Burns and Allen
George
Khrushchev Plays Hardball Over Cyprus Crisis
The article notes Nikita Khrushchev’s saber rattling along the Cyprus crisis, warning that Soviet forces would crush any armed attack. It frames his stance as tempered since the Cuban missile crisis while signaling continued pressure on regional rivals.
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Nikita Khrushchev
China
Nikita
Cyprus
Khrushchev
Kennedy
U.S
Turkey
Greek Cyprus crowds cheer Soviet arms under Makarios
Report from Cyprus notes Greek crowds in Cypriot towns waving Communist banners and showing support for Soviet aid as Archbishop Makarios remains largely silent. The piece reflects concern over church state influence and questions Khrushchev's moderation while warning against loosening Moscow's grip.
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Greece
Cyprus
Makarios
Khrushchev
What Helped Humphrey
Sen. Hubert Humphrey's broad grasp of foreign affairs helped Johnson pick him as running mate. He brings deep knowledge of international policy and has led disarmament efforts at the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Johnson plans extensive use of Humphrey on foreign policy and may assign ceremonial duties and a proposed official residence.
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Atlantic City
Times-Post
Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
Humphrey
Minnesota
Kennedy
Congress
Washington
Ft. McNair
The
War College
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McGeorge Bundy
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations
U.S. Arms Control and
Community notes from Lawrence area 1954 events
Old Home Town highlights a mammoth barbecue for the Consumer Cooperative Association fertilizer plant dedication near Lawrence. Also listed are politics with Lloyd Ruppenthal as state GOP chair and new district chairs, plus a new Lecompton Lions Club led by George Bahnmaier.
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Consumer Cooperative Association
Lawrence
Lloyd Ruppenthal
Republican State Committee
Fred Hall
John Brookens
William Bowers
W.R. Hagman
J.B. Patterson
Charles Bacon
Harm Voss
Lions Club
Lecompton
George Bahnmaier
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Note
A devotional note quotes Acts 26 16 RSV about appointed witness and future appearances. It prayerfully asks God to use believers for service and to bring others to Christ and to help build the kingdom in Jesus name. Amen.
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Christ
Jesus
Concrete Picasso Boys Reform On Sidewalk Art
A writer recalls two boys who repaired a new sidewalk with improvised tools then faced vandalism by older youths at night. The youths’ work earns praise for ingenuity while the later defacement sparks a warning about temptations and future mischief.
Backlash Fears Stir Democratic Strategy Across States
In Atlantic City observers flag white backlash as a potential risk for Johnson and Humphrey. Democrats plan to attach Goldwater’s public record to GOP candidates to sway voters, while addressing labor and moderate Republican concerns nationwide.
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The
United States
John QO. Pastore
R.I
Tennessee Valley
Salvation Army officers leave Lawrence after five years of service
The Letters to the Editor from Marge S. Stockton of the Council of Social Agencies commend Capt. and Mrs. Earl Paisley for five years of diligent leadership in Lawrence. The community bids them farewell with gratitude and best wishes as they move to new duties at other posts.
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Ralph Houk
Lawrence
Alfred Seelye
Lawrence Vance
Leslie Waters
New School of Business
David Passon
Glen Oatman
Salvation Army
Ben
Earl Paisley
Marge S. Stockton
Council of Social Agencies
Treating Heel Spurs and Foot Pain
Doctor advises that heel spurs are calcium deposits at a tendon attachment and may involve bursitis or tendon tears. Reduce weight, use heel cushions, arch supports, raise shoe heels, soak feet, consider aspirin, soft soles, injections, deep heat therapies, or surgery in severe cases. consult an orthopedist or podiatrist to identify causes and tailor treatment.
Catholics and Protestants in 1960s politics and party symbols
Leonard Lyons recalls LBJ counsel on religion in politics and a West Virginia Protestant Catholic test. The piece notes a Goldwater store order for party branded handkerchiefs and a subsequent reorder.
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LBJ
Lyndon Johnsons
Voisin’s
CBS
Frank Stanton
Sen. Johnson
West Virginia
New England
New City Library Adds 1964 Titles Across Arts and War
A catalog listing new books includes THELMA HELYAR M AN BEFORE ADAM by Robert Silverberg exploring human origins. DOOLITTLE'S TOKYO RAIDERS by Carroll W. Glines on the Tokyo raid. FIRST AND FASTEST edited by Richard Hough about auto racing. WAR ON POVERTY by Hubert Humphrey with Johnson's praise. CHASTISE ME WITH SCORPIONS by Laura Rhodes and Lucy Freeman. NEW WIND IN A DRY LAND by Margaret Laurence recounting Somali deserts. FRONTIER COMMUNITY Kansas City to 1870 by A Theodore Brown. POND by Robert Murphy. ANNIVERSARY by Elizabeth Corbett. THE RETURN OF JENNIFER by Helen Upshaw. A MOMENT IN TIME by H B Bates. THE GLOUCESTER BRANCH by John Leggett. and CHILDREN AND OTHERS by James Gould Cozzens.
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Adam
Robert Silverberg
Doolittle
Tokyo
Hubert H. Hummphrey
Johnson
America
Laura Rhodes
Lucy Freeman
Margaret Laurence
Kansas City
A. Theodore Brown
Robert Murphy
Joey
Bud
Elizabeth Corbett
Gilbert
Hester Graham
Jennifer
Helen Upshaw
H. B. Bates
England
English Channel
Britain
Gloucester
John Leggett
Poe
James Gould Cozzens
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University of Oklahoma
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Lady Heritage Handkerchief Company
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Publishers’ Weekly
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