Lawrence Journal World notes and staff listings
The Lawrence Journal World issues a staff and management snapshot dated Thursday December 17 1964 listing president and editor Dolph Simons Jr vice president publisher Bill Mayer managing editor Jack Zimmerman news editor Ernest Pontinis advertising manager Leo Eller and others. It also provides establishment history 1854 publication details Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates by carrier and mail for Douglas and nearby counties and nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph
Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman Woo
Ernest Pontinis
Leo Eller
Business Sanager
United States
Lawrence
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Lawrence Negro Family Struggles to Buy Home in Lawrence
A respected Negro family in Lawrence cannot find a satisfactory home to buy as the city plans to purchase their house for a new project. Real estate reluctance and fear of measuring up to a white neighborhood create a barrier, prompting move to Kansas City despite strong finances. The piece questions racial housing bias and economic barriers in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas City
Curtis McClinton
Ralph Bunche
Willie Mays
Question of race and ambition in Lawrence society
A reflective comment asks white parents to imagine if their skin were dark and they pursued civic respect, questioning whether Lawrence residents would offer encouragement to a Black, ambitious citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence urged to approve private student dormitory project
Four weeks after announcement by Allen Bros. and O'Hara Inc. and Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. plans for a large private dormitory adjacent to the KU campus in Lawrence face Planning Commission delay. City officials and Chamber of Commerce leaders hold a meeting to decide whether to grant zoning changes and welcome private investment that would bring thousands in taxes and housing for 504 students. Developers warn delay risks moves to other college towns as Lawrence weighs growth and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Chamber of Commerce KU
Chamber
Allen Bros. and
O’hara, Inc
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
City Commission
City Officials and Klddings in Lawrence Scene
Old Home Town City Manager Jim Wigglesworth named vice president of the International City Managers Association. Other board members include E. J. Allison of Ogden Utah and Eldon Gunter now in University City Missouri. Allen Fieldhouse named for the new two million dollar EU building as Phog Allen enters his 38th coaching year. Roseanna Locke of Independence weds Howard Hurwitz of Lawrence. Dick Wagstaff describes a new capping process at Jayhawk Creamery where he works. City Attorney George Melvin and the Planning Board discuss future city limits and zoning enforcement. Hare and Hare report notes 36 dead end streets in Lawrence. C. B. Hosford nominated for postmaster of Lawrence by President Coolidge. Four students and dates return from Topeka. police note drinking during Thanksgiving trip. Governor Davis seeks investigation. Prof. Carl Preyer trades home on Mass Street for a farm at 2301 Mass St and ten acres of Jonathan apples to harvest yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Wigglesworth
International City Manager's Association
E. J. Allison
Ogden
Utah
Salina
E. J. Jr
Lawrence
Eldon Gunter
University City, Mo
Junction City
Allen Fieldhouse
Board of Regents
Phog Allen
Roseanna Locke
Bernard Locke
Independence
Howard Hurwitz
Simon Hurwitz
Dick Wagstaff
Jayhawk Creamery
George Melvin
City Planning Board
George Beal
Hare and Hare
C. B. Hosford
Coolidge
Senate
Topeka
Gov
Davis
Carl Preyer
Mass
W. H. Smith
Jonathan
Preyer
Way, the Truth, and the Life Teachings
A devotional note focuses on Jesus as the way to the Father, citing John 14 5 6 and inviting prayer. It expresses gratitude for the Son and asks guidance to walk in His footsteps, in Jesus name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Jesus
John
The Darlington Case and the Right to Close a Company
William F Buckley Jr argues before the Supreme Court over whether a company may close due to losses and avoid liability for workers' wages after unionization. He examines NLRB rulings, government intervention, and the evolving notion of socialism influencing ownership rights and public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
NLRB
Supreme Court
Argu
Darlington Company
Darlington
United States
Bulgaria Holds Tight Line Amid Liberalization Talks
In Sofia, Premier Todor Zhivkov deflects rumors of political change as Bulgaria, a tightly controlled state, shows limited signs of liberalization. Officials acknowledge a "slippery" situation after Khrushchev's ouster, with potential successors being groomed while police presence remains strong. Washington Post News Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Times
Khrushchev
Todor Zhivkov
Europe
Bulgaria
Georgi Dimitrov
Lenin
Zhivkov
Communist Party
Anton Yugov
Moscow
Inaugural plans and party notes withLBJ circle
Leonard Lyons reports LBJ friends mocking informal dress for the Inaugural and Hubert Humphrey's overseas assignments to begin after February. The ball theme is America the Beautiful with tickets at 25 dollars across four venues. Champagne will be served. Red carpet chatter and a joke from Bob Hope to General Eisenhower about art follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LBJ
Abe Lincoln
Hubert Humphrey
America the Beautiful
Shoreham
Mayflower
Sheraton Park
Armory
When to Remove Tonsils and Adenoids
The article explains that tonsils and adenoids are often removed together when enlarged or diseased. It stresses evaluating adenoids during tonsil surgery and notes cases when adenoids may be left if healthy, plus practical advice on caring for hands in cold conditions and glove use.
Preston Portrays Franklin in Broadway Role Reveals Career Path
Hal Boyle profiles Bob Preston as he plays a 70 year old Franklin in a Broadway musical. Preston shaved his head nightly for the role and discusses his career from Newton Highlands to Paramount Pirates, his villainous screen type, and the joy of acting. He credits The Music Man with his big break and emphasizes dedication over ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Bob
Barbara Stanwick
Preston
Newton Highlands
Mass
California
Tyrone Power
Paramount Pirates
Ben
Robert Preston
Ben Franklin
Franklin
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Old Home Town
Viet Nam
William F. Buckley JR
Textile Workers Union
Darlington Mills Company
South Carolina
National Labor Relations Act
National Labor Relations Board
Ments
Justice Department
G. D. H. Cole
Fabian Society
Cole
Robert H. Estabrook
Council of Ministers
Stanko Todorov
Luchezar Avramov
Zhivko Zhivkov
Washington Post News Service
Lyons den
Leonard Lyons
USO
Bob Hope
Gen. Eisenhower
Palm Springs
Joseph Molner
Dr. Mother
Mrs. C. M
F.C
Hal Boyle
Bob Preston
New York
Benjamin Franklin
U.S
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