Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Daily Journal World 1964 staff and pricing information listed for the Lawrence Kansas paper. Published by World Company with editors Simons Pontitis Zimmerman and Maylor. rates shown for carrier and mail subscriptions. Saturday evening December 5, 1964 edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons
Vice Press
Bill Maylr
At-Aene
Jack Zimmerman
Vea
Ernest Pontitis
Leo Bluer
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Maln Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Saturday
Good Salesmen Warmth Boosts Christmas Shopping Spirit
The piece praises cheerful sales clerks who greet customers, seek to satisfy needs, and offer options without pressure. It contrasts this with the rare rude clerk, hopes for continued courtesy, and envisions a season and year of better customer service in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
U N Financial Crisis Talks Signal Possible Settlement
U N Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko hold exploratory talks in New York raising hopes for a year end settlement of the UN finances. Both sides seek a face saving path via Afro Asian nations to avoid a vote loss over arrears and peacekeeping funding. The crisis tests the UN as a global fairness forum.
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New York
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Russia
General Assembly
U.N
Congo
Middle East
Southern Justice in Mississippi Slayings Case
The FBI arrested and arraigned 21 men including a county sheriff and deputy over the summer killings of three civil rights workers in Mississippi. The piece warns Southern juries may not convict in Southern courts and urges caution that justice should not be presumed until trials proceed.
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FBI
Mississippi
Sneed Resigns as OU Law Dean and Norman Mayor
Dr Earl Sneed dean of the Oklahoma University College of Law and mayor of Norman announces resignation from university staff effective September 1 1965. He is OU's long time faculty representative to the Big Eight Conference and has frequently influenced league votes involving Kansas University though his votes have varied in outcome.
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Earl Sneed
Oklahoma University College of Law
Norman
Okla
Dean Sneed
Kansas University
Sneed
Resignation of KU OU staffer noted with future governor rumors
A KU OU staffer announces resignation to allow time for a successor. Rumors circulate that Dean Sneed may run for Oklahoma governor, but the piece highlights a long pleasant relationship between Sneed and KU and extends best wishes.
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Oklahoma
Sneed
Dean Sneed
Zakharov's Rise Signals Kremlin Succession Struggle
In Moscow last weekend Tass listed Marshal M V Zakharov third on the military roster, just below the defense minister Marshal Rodion Malinovsky. The shift echoes past reappearances of in-persons like Maxwell Taylor and signals a Kremlin power contest where the armed forces and security apparatus may back competing factions as Khrushchev-era purges recede.
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Washington
Times-Post
Tass
Moscow
M. V. Zakharov
Rodion Malinovsky
Marshal Biryusov
Maxwell Taylor
Kennedy
Pentagon
Zakharov
Kremlin
Cuba
Khrushchev
Marshal Zakharov
Stalingrad
Marshal Malinovsky
Manchuria
Soviet Union
Presidium
Central Committee
Communist Party
Defense Establishment
Goldwater
Old Home Town News Highlights 1954 Local Events
Fire damage at the Church of Christ estimated at 10000 dollars. Lawrence High tops Pittsburg 56 to 53 in basketball opener while KU defeats Oklahoma 34 to 30. Life Magazine features KU coeds Helen Johnson Doris Givens and Edna Givens. Santa delivers a dummy to aid the Chamber of Commerce. Christmas lights and trees planned, KU Graduate School expands, other schools grow 14.7 percent in five years.
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Church of Christ
Lawrence High
Pittsburg
Oklahoma
Life Magazine
Life
Helen Johnson
Fred Littooy
Hutchinson
Doris
Edna Givens
George Cheatam
Tulsa
Santa Claus
Baldwin
Eudora
Santa
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Jackman’'s
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A devotional note cites II Corinthians 5 17 about being a new creation in Christ. A prayer thanks God for a desire to live purposefully and asks Jesus to help believers serve Him today. Amen.
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Christ
Jesus
Buckley theme on Whittaker Chambers and Cold Friday
William F Buckley Jr surveys Whittaker Chambers posthumous volume Cold Friday praising its literary force. He contrasts liberal critiques with supporters, defends Chambers against accusations of deceit, and argues the West needs renewed dedication despite political rancor.
Prospects From Recent Finance Actions
Time Post Leased Wire analyzes the British balance of payments crisis and the Bank of England rate hike. It discusses likely American effects including rising interest rates, tighter credit, slower money growth, and potential impacts on housing, auto purchases, and public investment, with views from experts and policymakers.
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Cambridge, Mass
London
Bank of England
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Roy Reierson
Bakers Trust Company
Arthur F. Burns
Columbia University
Open Market Committee
Reserve System
Washington
Cracked fingertips and skin care advice from Dr. Mother
Reader asks how to stop fingertips from bursting open. Dr. Mother cites causes from irritants and allergies to diet and coffee, advising skin care, balanced nutrition, and identifying contact triggers before treating with lotions. Also discusses spontaneous pneumothorax and its relation to run-down illness.
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Dr. Mother
Lyons Dinner Party Reunites Kanin Gordon Tunneys
Leonard Lyons recalls a dinner at Garson Kanin and Ruth Gordon with Samuel Goldwyn and Gene Tunney family guests. The conversation touches on Hepburn buying a lost watercolour, Ruth Gordon’s fame, and Gene Tunney’s son John Varick Tunney elected to Congress. The hostess questions Goldwater’s horse sense.
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Garson Kanin
Ruth Gordon
Kanias
Sorbonne
Thornton Wilder
Samual Goldwyns
Gene Tunneys
Kanin
Tunney
London
Haymarket Theater
Dolly
Turtle Bay
Katharine Hepburn
Miss Hepburn
John Varick Tunney
Congress
California
Tunneys
Goldwater
Library picks showcase diverse midcentury titles
New City Library highlights The Southern Mystique by Howard Zinn and The Phenomenon of Man by Teilhard de Chardin. Also featured are This Germany by Rudolf Walther Leonhardt and Protestantism in Suburban Life by Frederick A. Shippey among others.
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Howard Zinn
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
Teilhard de Chardin
Germany
Rudolf Walter Leonhardt
Frederick A. Shippey
Lai Ming
Paul Goodman
America
John Kieran
Richard Dowling
New York
Yarborough
B. H. Friedman
Arthur Skelton
Edwin Rosskam
Emil Bluemelein
Little Mud
San Juan
Puerto
Reminiscences and Autobiographies Highlighted
A listing of notable non fiction titles includes Current Candy Southern and Hoffenberg The Man Wallace non fiction reminiscences MacArthur Harlow Shulman My Autobiography Chaplin The Italians Barzini Markings and Hammar skjold.
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Candy
Southern and
Hoffenberg
the Man
Wallace
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New York Review of Books
The
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Wince
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Dallas
Warren Commission
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Oswald
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Johnson
Washington Post News Service
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Walt
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
New City Library Books
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Rico
Bluemelein
Puerto Rico
Lady Royal
Molly Costain Haycraft
England
Edward III
Isabel
Peter Viertel
Juan Ramon Vasquez
Spain
Eric Ame Aller
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Nicolas Hale
Peru
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Mac
Arthur
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Chaplin
Hammarskjold
the Cynic's Corner
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