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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1964
Page
4
Lawrence daily paper details staff roles and ownership from 1854 to 1952. Publisher editor names listed with addresses and contact options. Subscription rates per week and year shown, with bureau and association memberships noted.
A college faculty member argues that poor English in high schools and colleges stems from weak teacher training. He urges stricter selection of English graduates and better home language foundations, suggesting reform starts with college teacher certification. He speaks anonymously, hoping not to be ostracized.
The author argues Latin America differs by country and calls for wealth creation over redistribution. Key points include educating peasants on land use, reforming wasteful civil spending, and rethinking Marxist prescriptions, while noting outsiders’ and locals’ varied priorities and the improbability of quick progress.
The piece notes that travel became one of the top two or three U.S. industries in 1963 with a passenger transport bill over 600 million dollars. Census of transportation data show 487 million Americans took 257 million trips, averaging large travel activity for a 190 million population.
The piece argues Americans spend more abroad than foreigners here and rejects travel restrictions. It favors promoting U S travel to attract visitors, promoting a positive, free enterprise approach over government control.
Walter Lippmann argues the Atlantic Alliance is in change not crisis and that Europe’s policy rests on maintaining the 1962 balance of power. He notes broad agreement on East West relations, German reunification as part of integration, and Britain’s role within Europe.
Old Home Town recalls the 1954 30th EU Christmas Vespers last under retiring Dean Donald Swarthout who started the tradition. The city denied Safeway Stores building permit at 17th and Mass after protests from area residents. The Bromelsick Christmas Party for 1,200 youths at Hoch Auditorium closed the season.
A brief devotional note quotes John 1 9 about the true light and asks readers to seek Jesus during Advent. It implores hearts to be filled with Christ light and to reflect His teachings and example to a world in need. The prayer closes in Jesus name Amen.
Joseph Alsop argues Johnsons Great Society education drive languishes in dead ends. He notes failed Heller backdoor funding, Kennedy style bills, and a no cal approach that omits urban, rural slum schools needing direct aid and thousands of new teachers.
Jim Braddock recalled his fight with Joe Louis in Detroit and the knockout in the 11th round. George Solotaire visited Hollywood for DiMaggio’s party and quipped about Dodgers fans. Mike Nichols' plays shrink to three or six actors while poets Ginsberg and family members publish works and lecture at universities.
This clinic column reviews toxemia or preeclampsia in pregnancy linking salt tolerance weight rise high blood pressure and potential kidney damage to future pregnancies. It advises early doctor care prenatal tests salt restriction rest and diet. It also answers questions on caffeine and heart impact and explains uterine retroversion its prevalence effects and possible surgery with patient-specific guidance.
The U.N. faces a wider African role as Zambia and Malawi join to bring 34 of 115 members. The Congo crisis heightens African suspicions and neutralism while Ghanaian Alex Quaison-Lackey becomes the first African U.N. president and pushes for China and Germany discussions.
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