Lawrence Journal-World Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Journal-World published in Lawrence Kansas on Wednesday Evening December 23 1964. DOLPH SIMONS JR is president and editor with BILL MAYER as vice publisher and JACK ZIMMERMAN as managing editor. Subscription rates are listed for local and mail delivery across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph
Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontitis
Leo Blercesses
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Brotherhood of Christ in Flesh and Spirit
Editor notes explain Christmas centers on a concrete embodiment of God in Jesus, the so called new Adam. The piece links modern faith to physical reality, praising Jesus as Son of man and the Word made flesh and discusses how body and spirit unite in Christian doctrine and daily life.
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Ceorge W. Cornell
God
St. Paul
Adam
Jesus
Paul
Man
Bethlehem
New York
Santa Claus
Jesus Christ
Can cancer be cured after surgery and follow up test
Dear Mrs A N, your doctor explains cancer spreads by metastasis and early removal offers cure if no further disease is found. After surgery and negative follow up, you can consider yourself cured though continued checkups are advised. A five year period without signs confirms cure statistically.
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A.N
Lawrence Com Mission OKs Private Dormitory Plan
Lawrence officials and three city commissioners voted to change land use zoning for a privately financed dormitory near 19th and Naismith, with Planning Commission support from Getto Erhart and Vogel. The move signals a push for private investment, despite university opposition and petitions from KU ties.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
State of Kansas
Lawrence City Commission
James Owens
James Schubert
Fred Cooper
University
Planning Commission
Mike Getto
Delbert Erhart
John Vogel
Getto
Erhart
Vogel
Owens
Schubert
Cooper
City Commission
Douglas County
Chamber of Commerce
19Th
Naismith Dr
Naismith
Monks Seek Power in Viet Nam Politics
Buddhist leaders in South Viet Nam push for control while denying responsibility for government actions. Monks Tri Quang and Tam Chau back non-violent protests against Prime Minister Tran Van Huong, issuing open letters and propaganda in three languages to rally support and criticize American aid.
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Saigon
Times-Post
South
Viet Nam
Thich
Tri Quang
Thich Tam Chau
Tran van Huong
Huong
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
Nguyen Khanh
Buddha
Tam Chau
Johnson
Maxwell Taylor
Poland
Hungary
Western diplomat in Paris targets de Gaulle in leak
A western diplomat in Paris, critical of French President Charles de Gaulle, reportedly made indiscreet remarks about the general over the telephone. Prompt indications point to a developing diplomatic flap with possible repercussions.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Christmas Homecomings and Party Highlights Across Years
A retrospective recalls Christmas homecomings in 1954 with Lt. Dan Young and Probate Judge Richard Young visiting family in Beloit. It also notes a 25 year old marriage in New Hope and a 1939 switchboard night service change on campus. The 1924 items cover Gov Davis diverting from university matters, the Elks Club charity party, and a snowy state with frigid temperatures.
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Dan Young
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Richard Young
Beloit
Y. Y. Young
Patricia Clem
George Clem
Burwell Guthrie Shepard Jr
B. G. Shepard
New Hope
University
Albert Gish
Fred Vogler
Deal
N. W. Storer
Carl Shafer
Co-Operative Club
State Hospital
Topeka
Davis
Elks Club
Bible Message and Prayer Reflect East Star Worship
A church note presents the line We have seen his star in the east and are coming to worship him from Matthew 2 2. A prayer asks God to open eyes to see Jesus Christ and follow Him and to replace false values with His values through Jesus name Amen.
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God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Lawrence ACLU urges fair housing bill in Kansas
The Lawrence Chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union commends your editorial on housing discrimination and urges readers to contact state legislators to back the 1965 fair housing bill. It would bar owners agents and financial institutions handling real property from discrimination based on religion or race.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Kansas
Noise in Space: Astronauts to Travel With Soundscapes
A space researchers report suggests future astronauts will be accompanied by controlled noise for comfort and warning. They argue silence would reveal heartbeats and blood flow, so sounds such as pumps and music may be used, with sound levels lower than a jet cabin or typical living room.
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Aten
Space Station
Space
Christmas Touches Midlife Hearts, Hal Boyle Declares
Hal Boyle argues Christmas serves middle aged people who crave renewal amid routine. A tale recalls a middle aged man who builds a grand Christmas tree to lift his own spirit, sharing the glow with neighbors while keeping the spectacle his own.
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Nazareth
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Joseph Molner
Dr. Molner
J. E
A.H
Jack Fossie
Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town
Santa
AP News
Dick Hodgins
Reindeer
Jack
By Jack Zimmerman
Hal Boyle
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