Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff List and Publication Data
Lawrence Daily Journal World issues details for staff positions led by Dolph Simons with editor Ernest Pontius and publisher Bill Mayer. Publication notes include address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, circulation rates and AP membership. The item is a masthead and publication notice dated Tuesday Evening December 15 1964.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph. Simons JR
Bill. Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Ged Eller
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Wan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Odinga and Kenyatta Power Play in Kenya
The article discusses Jaramogi Odinga Odinga’s influence and his relationship with Kenneth or Kenyatta. It notes Odinga helped Kenyatta rise to power, historical imprisonments, public calls for Kenyatta’s release, and Odinga’s ties to Communist nations while denying being a Communist. It also mentions Western concerns amid Red activity.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Yatta
Odinga
Kenyatta
Africa
Soviet Union
Red China
United States
China
Kenya
Radioactive iodine treats toxic goiter without surgery
A doctor explains that radioactive iodine lowers thyroid activity and size, may cause hypothyroidism that is easily corrected with thyroid hormone, and has no ill effects on throat or other body parts when properly dosed. Not for non toxic enlargement or thyroid tumors. surgery needed there. A second reader asks about heart enlargement from frequent chest X rays, edema, and prognosis.
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A. R
NAACP Election Sparks Clash Over Leadership Direction
The NAACP faces its liveliest internal dispute in years as a rebel slate aims to replace old pros on the board and possibly oust executive secretary Roy Wilkins. Ballots on January 5 will determine whether moderates or militants shape race relations in 1965 amid expected tension and violence.
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Washington
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Roy Wilkins
Eugene T. Reed
Rebe
Reed
The
NAACP
America
Plain Clothes Johnson to wear fedora and gray suit at inauguration
President Johnson plans a January inaugural not in top hat and morning coat but in a black fedora and an Oxford gray suit. Traditionalists may balk yet most Americans are expected to accept the change as fitting the era.
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Johnson
George Washington
The Christmas Manger Scene and Its Timeless Symbol
The passage extols the manger scene as a powerful Christmas emblem that stirs faith and hope. It notes that people of many faiths find uplift in the Nativity story, renewing in the season a sense of human betterment and wonder.
Odinga Chosen Kenya Vice President Amid China Ties
Oginga Odinga, a Luo leader and former interior minister, is selected as Kenya vice president under Jomo Kenyatta. Observers fear Odinga’s rise could tilt Kenya toward China and challenge Kenyatta’s balance of power as Odinga secures influential bureaucratic positions and potential future presidency.
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Africa
Kenya
Oginga Odinga
Péking
Odinga
Britain
Jomo Kenyatta
U. S
China
Kenyatta
Ken
Rowan Test Lies Ahead
President Johnson placed Carl Rowan in charge of USIA with a $138 million budget and a mandate to shape its overseas propaganda arm. Now, after ten months, Rowan begins his real test as he substitutes his team for Murrow’s regime and faces scrutiny from Congress and peers.
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Washington
Times-Post
Johnson
Carl Rowan
United States Information Agency
Rowan
Congress
USIA
Edward R. Murrow
Voice of America
Don Wilson
Kennedy
Murrow
Thomas C. Sorensen
Mr. Kennedy
Theodore Sorensen
Democratic
Old Home Town reminiscences span decades
A 1954 note recalls Marine Lt. George Williams son of Mr and Mrs Chris Williams released from active service after Korea. It also mentions Frank Pattee and his family moving to Lawrence and his 1949 KU football fame.
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George Williams
Chris Williams
Korea
Frank Pattee
Lawrence
Frank
Dean Swarthout
Karl Euersteiner
Symphony Orchestra
Waldemar Gelich
Mervyn Anderson
Jack Stephenson
Laurel Anderson
Alice Moncrieff
Rolland Maddox
DeLloyd Tibbs
Beulah Chiapasso
Whitfield Anderson
Dolph Simons Jr
Bible Message And Prayer For Hope In Christ
Today’s message reflects on John Chapter One verse eleven. A prayer asks God to keep Christ as the central star of hope and asks forgiveness for placing lesser things before Him. The text emphasizes Jesus as King of kings and Prince of peace.
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God of Love
Jesus Christ
Steve Allen backs plan for nuclear strike against Red China
William F. Buckley Jr reports Steve Allen agrees to join a proposal to bomb Chinese nuclear facilities with two hours notice, delaying China's bomb while urging U S action to deter aggression. Buckley argues this would demonstrate resolve, curb regional threats, and spur world opinion.
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Cochairman
Committee For
Mr. Allen
America
Allen
Strategic Air Command
Red China
Hanson Baldwin
Asia
Steve Allen
Earth
China
Japan
Burma
Thailand
Cambodia
Soviet Union
United States
World
Philippines
Malaysia
Australia
Early Union Pacific Passenger Service Links Lawrence and Kansas City
Letter outlines Lawrence rail history drawn from E. O. Davis book The First Five Years of the Railroad Era In Colorado. Notes ground broken Sept 7, 1863 at State Line, first rail laid April 14, 1864 in Wyandotte, and Dec 19, 1864 daily service began. Describes early locomotives, crews, and naming practices.
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Lawrence
Colorado
E. O. Davis
Union Pacific
Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad
Kansas City
State Line
Union Pacific R
Union Pacfic R.R
Orange Alexander & Manansas R. R
Virginia
Lawrence Pawnee & Western R. R
Kansas Pacific R. R
R. R
Kansas Pacific
R.R
John Sproat
al Cheny
Frank Cal
W. S. Chesmann
Robert E. Carr
Kilduff Discusses LBJ Inaugural Coverage In New York
Malcolm Kilduff of the White House press staff met with network officials in New York to discuss LBJ inauguration coverage with a possible pool arrangement. Katherine Dunham slated to stage an opera at the University of Southern Illinois with a dance chair named in her honor. Natalie Wood’s next Warner Bros film after The Great Race is Daisy Clover. Ruth Gordon to play her mother. Sybil Burton to appear in Bert Shevelove Larry Gelbart project titled When Antidisestablishmentarianism Was In Flower. Mexico City Excelsior notes a reception for Israel’s Ambassador Shimshon Arad, mislisting the United Arab Republic ambassador. Arad asks Egyptian envoy to deny, if needed.
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Malcolm Kilduff
White House
N. Y
LBJ
Katherine Dunham
University of Southern Illinois
Natalie Wood
Warner's
Daisy Clover
Ruth Gordon
Sybil Burton
Bert Shevelove
Larry Gelbart
Mexico City
Excelsior
Israel
Shimshon Arad
United Arab Republic
Arad
Von Manteuffel Reflects On Battle Of The Bulge After 20 Years
In New York AP report retired German gen Hasso von Manteuffel, 67, now a garden lover and film adviser, recalls the Ardennes battle. He praises American bravery at St Vith Bastogne and notes postwar trust between Germans and Americans despite past conflict.
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New York
Hasso E. von Manteuffel
Germany
von Manteuffel
U.S. Defense Department
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
U.S
Meuse River
St. Vith
Bastogne
U. S
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Berlin
Gen. de Gaulle
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