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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1964
Page
4
Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details list president editor and key positions. The notice specifies editors publishers and staff roles at the paper based in Lawrence Kansas with 1964 date.
Leavenworth reports a United Fund total exceeding 104000 dollars near the 105000 final goal with major support from Ft. Leavenworth the Veterans Administration Center and the U.S. Penitentiary. Lawrence UF has reached about 75000 of a 78500 target, hindered by insufficient dollar-giver participation and delayed deadlines.
On September 17 CU began strict enforcement of a campus rule banning political solicitation and activity. Protests grew, police faced confrontations at Sproul Hall, and liberal groups shifted tactics drawing in off campus members. The piece warns about the challenges of oversized universities like Berkeley and predicts similar issues at KU as enrollment rises toward 21 000 by 1970.
Hidden Viet Cong files describe training efforts to undermine U S resolve through seduction and espionage. Instructions allegedly direct eight female agents to train prostitutes and waitresses to propagandize Americans, plus orders to plant explosives in Saigon bars to assassinate American patrons.
Washington columnist Joseph Alsop analyzes Lyndon B. Johnson’s approach to the Great Society. He notes Johnson may block repealing Taft Hartley 14B to keep business support, and aims to constrain the budget near 100 billion dollars to avoid alienating financiers. The piece questions priorities between consensus building and achieving reforms.
In 1954 West Hills receives a 500000 gallon water tank with a painted 55 motif. KU defeats LSU 83 to 54 in basketball at Hoch Auditorium in front of 3000 fans. Life magazine notes KU as an appealing place to start a marriage. Lakeview Club and county plan a ditch to Lakeview Lake with a culvert. In 1924 Chloe Byington of San Francisco marries T B Wilson of Williamstown, descendant ties to Leland Stanford. 84 KU back the university clubs form statewide. Bradley Judy presides."
A devotional note proclaims good tidings of joy to all people from Luke 2 10 and asks God to fill believers with joy. It prays for understanding Jesus sacrifice and for followers to be worthy messengers and true witnesses to others everywhere. Amen.
William F Buckley Jr argues the United States failed to force action against the Soviet Union at the United Nations General Assembly. He questions the Kremlin’s aims, notes the Assembly’s growing leftist tilt, and urges a return to Security Council authority to protect US interests and veto power.
The New York State Investigations Commission exposes a racketeering network where loan sharks bleed borrowers for up to 5 percent weekly interest. Hearings reveal threats and violence, backing debts with violence, steering victims into bad stocks and illegal gambling, and driving businesses under Cosa Nostra influence. A victim recalls paying 1000 for a 200 loan, still owing 200 with life threats.
Six year old Russ Cook woke to find a tooth removed from his ear after a Sunday nap. Doctors at Blodgett Hospital retrieved the tooth and placed it under his pillow where it appeared as a dime on Monday morning.
A 19 year old's relapse risk from mononucleosis is linked to continued partying and alcohol use. The piece emphasizes rest, diet, and prudent living to protect schooling and long term health, promoting a booklet on the imono condition.
Hal Boyle recalls the old fashioned office Christmas party as a chaotic mix of revelry and misadventure. He notes younger workers never witnessed such events and the era faded due to wives objections, injury lawsuits, and dwindling stamina among staff.
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