Lawrence Daily Journal World Dolph Simons Names
Lawrence Kansas daily paper issued December 22 1964 lists staff including editor Dolph Simons publisher Bill Mayer and editors Pontitis Zimmerman with a page header noting publication daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire. Subscription rates are provided for different delivery areas and total annual mail rates.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph Co
Simons
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontitis
Geo Eller
WC Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Douglas
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Lawrence Welcomes 114-Unit Luxury Apartments Plan
Wichita oilman Jim Vickers and associates commit 1.5 million dollars to build a 114 unit luxury apartment complex in Lawrence. The investment signals strong confidence in Lawrence’s future and may spur further private development, lifting local optimism and encouraging community progress.
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Jim Vickers
Wichita
Lawrence
Vickers
Humility as a Christmas virtue in Mary and Joseph story
An editor's feature traces humility in the Christmas tale as Mary and Joseph travel from Nazareth to Bethlehem to register for taxes. It highlights hardship, rejection at the inn, and the birth in a cave, underscoring divine sovereignty in apparent poverty.
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Mary
Galilee
Bethlehem
George W. Cornell
Christ
Paul
Joseph
Searching for Christmas spirit in a tense Vietnam year
The article notes possible new Atlantic Alliance nuclear options next year as the U S seeks a formula to unite factions in Viet Nam. It argues unity is unlikely as many groups disagree about goals and many do not care. Civilian governance in Saigon falters and few capable leaders remain. Washington reviews the Vietnamese situation with unusual seriousness.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Ana Pr
Atlantic Alliance
Viet Nam
U. S
Saigon
Washington
Congo
U.S
Moise Tshombe
Berlin
East Berlin
Europe
Move joints, rest, heat ease osteoarthritis symptoms
Dear Dr Mother advises a practical arthritis plan focused on osteoarthritis. Keep joints flexible through gradual movement and avoid excessive exercise while using rest and heat. Pain relief comes mainly from aspirin. vinegar and honey have no medical effect. A leaflet Dont Quit Because of Arthritis is offered for 5 cents.
Kansas University honors Rhodes Scholar George Barisas
Senior George Barisas of Kansas University has been awarded a Rhodes Scholarship to study at Oxford University. The article notes KU’s strong Rhodes record since 1959 and highlights Barisas as part of a tradition of student leadership, athleticism, and scholarship.
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Kansas University
George Barisas
Rhodes
Oxford University
Oxford
England
Barisas
Cecil Rhodes
David Ontjes
Hutchinson
Ray Nichols
Lawrence
Fred Morrison
Colby
Breon Mitchell
Salina
Mt. Oread
Global uncertainty shadows 1960s South Vietnam shakeup
The piece notes U S surprise at South Viet Nam political turnover and fears for face-saving policy. It cites Congo's Tshombe, Berlin tensions, and possible nuclear tests by France and Red China. Observers see fragile confidence mainly within the Atlantic Alliance as 1960s uncertainty grows.
Pay Problems In Services and Pro-Pay Proposals
Washington Times-Post Leased Wire reports that military chiefs favor higher pay to boost reenlistment, detailing pro-pay scales across Army Navy and Air Force and noting objections about fairness and alternatives like large reenlistment bonuses. Rep. L Mendel Rivers vows to push a new pay raise in the next Congress.
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Washington
Times-Post
Congress
Navy
Air Force
Army
Rep. L. Mendel Rivers
D.S.C
House Armed Services Committee
Eagle Scout Awarded to Andrew Graham
Ten years ago in 1954 Andrew Graham was made an Eagle Scout and recognized locally for achieving the highest scouting honor. The same issue notes Willie Mays as Male Athlete of the Year in a national AP poll and the Christmas Special train ran in South Park attracting children.
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Andrew Graham
Willie Mays
Journal-World
South Park
Kansas
Tower of Dyche Museum
Hollywood
Mickey Rooney
Shirley Temple
Tyrone Power
Spencer Tracy
Clark Gable
Bette Davis
Alice Faye
Gene Autry
Charles Skilton
New England Society
Dean R. A. Schwegler
New England
Christmas Prayer Message Welcoming the Christ in Our Hearts
A devotional note invites readers to welcome Jesus this Christmas season, asking the Holy Spirit to prepare room in hearts for the great gift and to offer a sincere, complete welcome in Jesus name.
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Jesus
Residents urge action on housing prejudice in Lawrence
Mrs Wes Santee and neighbor Frieda DeJarnette respond to a Journal-World editorial on racial prejudice in housing. They affirm willingness to welcome Negro families, discuss segregation effects, and cite polls showing some whites open to integrated neighborhoods in Lawrence.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Frieda DeJarnette
Madeline Lane
Ben Gaffin and Associates
National Opinion Research Center
Wes Santee
Ind
Approving view on segregated housing in Lawrence editorial
The writer supports an editorial on segregated housing, arguing property values do not always fall with racial change. Citing studies by Dr. Luigi Laurenti, the piece notes prices sometimes rise or stay stable when nonwhite residents move in and explains neighborhood shifts reflect housing choices by whites seeking alternatives.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
San Francisco
Oakland
Philadelphia
Luigi Laurenti
Commission On Race and Housing
Dormitory Site Clash in Lawrence Sparks Private Capital Debate
Warren M. Boozer questions a proposed 18th and Naismith dormitory project. Investors push, Journal-World shows interest, landowners seek higher prices, downtown workers oppose, the Chamber of Commerce and University favor other sites, and neighbors petition planning commission. The letter asks who benefits and whether private capital can fund a widely acceptable location.
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18Th
Naismith Drive
Lawrence
Journal-World
Chamber of Commerce
Planning Commission
Warren M. Boozer
Ind. St
Early Mailing Lauded by Postmaster General Gronouski
Washington AP reports Postmaster General John A. Gronouski lauds unprecedented public cooperation in Christmas mailing. He says 99 percent of cards and packages will reach recipients by Christmas Eve.
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Washington
John A. Gronouski
Che Guevara Seeks Culture in New York Visit
The Cuban leader, in New York for Security Council talks, viewed the JFK USIA film at a private show and then visited the Museum of Modern Art the next morning after a delayed private screening due to a black tie opening. The Maharani of Baroda is hospitalized for surgery. Fred Demming of the Federal Reserve may be appointed to a top Treasury post. Winston Churchill Jr. begins radio commentary in London. Jacqueline Kennedy toured the Graham Gallery and purchased a JFK painting and three sketches by Elaine de Kooning.
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Che Guevara
Security Council
N.Y
USIA
Jfk
Museum of Modern Art
Max Beckman
Maharani
Baroda
St. Luke’s Hospital
Fred Demming
Federal Reserve
Minneapolis
Treasury Dept
Winston Churchill
London
Jacqueline Kennedy
Graham Gallery
Madison Av
Elaine de Kooning
Fat Man Sees Christmas Glory Amid Overeating Delights
Hal Boyle notes the fat man becomes a symbol of abundance during Christmas. Public adulation masks inner sadness as he plays Pagliacci, overindulging to please others, while the postholiday return to normal life looms after January first.
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Nazareth
Bethlehem Ephrathah
Judah
Israel
Jospeh
Jesus Christ
David
Joseph Molner
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Old Home Town
John Boener
Kansas City
Consolidated
America
Paris
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Hal Boyle
New York
Santa Claus
Ambu
the Cynic’s
Interlandi
U.N
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