Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff Roster and 1964 date
A listing of editorial and publishing staff for the Lawrence Daily Journal World with titles and roles. The notice also states the paper is published daily except Sunday and provides contact, subscription, and postal information. Dated Friday Evening December 4 1964.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Vivid contrast on front page shows KU virtue and Berkeley turmoil
The Journal-World contrasts a KU fraternity earning top scholastic honors with Berkeley student riots. Police were needed to clear the administration building as Gov Brown and Dr Kerr vow firm action. KU is praised for wholesome atmosphere and solid funding.
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Journal-World
U.S
Berkeley
Calif
California
Pat Brown
Clark Kerr
Mt. Oread
Kansas
Polar Chill Refuted as South Pole Weather Proves Snow
A colorful urban banner challenges the claim that it is too cold to snow. The mock dialogue highlights skepticism toward such statements and points to the South Pole as a counterexample where cold conditions still bring snowfall.
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South Pole
Kansas Receives More Federal Dollars Than It Contributes
U S Senator Frank Carlson announces that in fiscal 1964 Kansas drew 1.63 dollars from federal tax revenue for every 1 dollar collected in taxes within the state. Federal expenditures in Kansas totaled 1 203 404 514 dollars, exceeding state payments to Washington by 465 341 399 dollars. The figures suggest Kansas faces potential federal spending cuts as a political issue.
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Kansas
U. S
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Uncle Sam
Washington
U.S
Teaching Time in Lawrence Schools Sparks In-service Debate
A local mother phoned the Journal-World noting early dismissals for in-service teacher training to hear a speaker who lived behind the Iron Curtain. She questions how such projects affect general teaching and suggests there may be room for improvement in the Lawrence program.
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The
Journal-World
Lawrence
Reevaluate School Service Programs On Americanism
Officials should reexamine school service plans and timing. The question arises if teachers need an Americanism talk at 3 p.m. or could hear it at 4 30 p.m. with no loss of value. The aim is to strengthen Americanism rather than reduce it.
Uncertainty In Africa andKenya Deportations and Independence
European residents in Kenya face deportation fears amid post independence unease. Asian managers lose access after defying government requests during Independence Day. A Kenya senate clash over coverage and a barred newspaper reporter highlight tensions between new authorities and entrenched interests.
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Kenya
Kenya Senate
Senate
Chamber
Old Home Town Reflects On 1954 Postal War And State News
A 1954 recap notes Herman Tholen of Hays challenging new post rules that allowed junk mail to be addressed to box holders, urging mass protests to force change. It also cites Fred Hall of Kansas backing toll roads at a Chicago governor’s conference.
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Herman Tholen
Hays
Summerfield
Fred Hall
Kansas
Chicago
Massachusetts
Howard Engleman
Bob Allen
Bruce Voran
Dick Harp
Don Ebling
A. L
Dutch) Schultz
Topeka
Clifford Hope
Douglas Hudson
Ft. Scott
John Hamilton
Shawnee County
Otto Fischer
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Note
The message urges belief in Christ per Romans ten fourteen and asks for concern for those without Christ. A dawn prayer requests guidance to share joy and relief, that someone may discover the Savior, in Jesus name.
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Christ
Cold feet debate from a home front
A reader laments cold feet at home and proposes shoes for all. He jokes about genetics, Oklahoma natives, and gender differences in barefoot habits while asking why many women talk about bare feet and whether regional or familial quirks drive the trend.
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Oklahoma
Rich and Poor Man Army in World War II terms
The United States Army moves toward two armies one rich man’s and one poor man’s to meet varied conflicts. ROAD divisions define the rich force with heavy equipment and many vehicles while airborne and special forces hint at leaner capabilities for rough terrain. Army planners warn both forms will be necessary and that divisions may not fit all future battle needs.
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Washington
Times - Post
United States Army
Creighton W. Abrams Jr
Army
Southeast Asia
Africa
South
Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Europe
11Th
Parents on school textbook committee questioned
Letters discuss committee composition for Lawrence schools textbooks. The writer asks if parents serve on the panel and urges representation by educators educated before and after the look say method. He questions social studies changes and whether members favor American Heritage or One World perspectives.
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Lawrence
Truman on U S survival and freedom during McCarthy era
Former President Harry S. Truman warns the United States can endure any hardship if it preserves freedom. In a taped TV program he criticizes the anti-Communist hunt led by Senator McCarthy, noting over a million names were listed without sufficient evidence to convict anyone.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
United States
Truman
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy Outfit
Cystic fibrosis explained and pediatric care options
A medical column discusses Cystic fibrosis in children, its effects on lungs pancreas and sweat glands, the lack of a cure, and current treatments including aerosol therapy antibiotics and diet. It notes improved outlook with earlier diagnosis and symptom management. Also covered are undescended testicle treatment and a liver test assay for doctors.
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C. F
Espionage Flourishes in Hong Kong Amid Neutral Oversight
Hong Kong thrives as an espionage hub under British rule with covert and overt agents from multiple governments. Translation work, mainland publications, and intelligence analysis drive the trade, with entities like the American consulate and Union Research Institute producing and distributing material worldwide.
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Hong Kong
Times - Post
China
Formosa
Peking
Union Research Institute
Union Research
Kowloon
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