Lawrence Daily Journal World 1964 Feb 3
Early 1964 issue of the Lawrence Daily Journal World reports staff and publication details for W C Simons era with editors Dolph C Simons Jr and Ernest Pontius Wu and dates the Monday issue to February 3 1964. It lists pricing and postal information for Lawrence Kansas and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer Weiss
Tack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius Wu
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Medical groups oppose state aid plan for indigents
The Kansas Medical Society refuses to participate in a state led aid to the indigent program arguing it will erode county control and raise costs. Douglas County doctors led by Dr. Robert Hughes decry the Welfare Board plan as inefficient and misaligned with Kerr Mills goals. They urge preserving local administration and local physician involvement.
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Kansas Medical Society
State Board of Welfare
Douglas County Medical Society
Welfare Board
Kerr-Mills
Robert Hughes
Hughes
Anderson
State Welfare Board
Douglas County Commission
Dowling warns reunification threat to European peace
Walter Dowling former U S Ambassador to Bonn and secretary general of the Atlantic Institute in Paris cautions that West Germany's reunification drive could threaten European peace and stability He notes the Berlin Wall's erection worsens prospects and analysts see less likelihood of reunification strengthening Western unity now than before.
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Walter Dowling
U.S
Bonn
West Germany
Dowling
Atlantic Institute
Paris
Europe
Berlin Wall
Berlin
Trouble in TV Network Picks and Drops for Fall
Report warns of at least 32 new programs next fall with about 25 existing shows dropped. Longtime favorites like Mitch Miller Garry Moore while Hootenanny and Joey Bishop Jimmy Dean and Phil Silvers fare poorly. Ed Sullivan expands to 90 minutes to boost appeal. Industry shows signs of desperation as formats shift from westerns and medicals to situation comedies and action adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitch Miller
Garry Moore
Joey Bishop
Jimmy Dean
Phil Silvers
Ed Sullivan
Public ratings leave leaders scrambling for answers
Officials insist the public wants more while ratings prove unreliable. A TV reporter notes the truth is elusive as audience research remains inadequate and the public itself is passive, turning the process into a game of blind man's buff.
Shriver Key To Corps
Congressional love for the Peace Corps grows as the program expands from a shoe string start to a 100 million dollar, 6494 volunteer effort in 44 countries. Support crosses party lines, with praise reserved for Sargent Shriver and the calibre of young Americans serving overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Corps
Congress
Kennedy
R. Sargent Shriver
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
James A. Haley
D-Fla
Otto Passman
D-La
Shriver
Washington Post News Service
Elk of the Year and anniversaries highlight Lawrence notes
Old Home Town recalls Frank McDonald named Elk of the Year by Lodge 595 at Lawrence. he was Exalted Ruler in 1926 1927 at age 28. John Sommer and wife celebrate golden wedding. Lawrence High Lions fall 56 51 to Highland Park. 25 years ago Legion leaders visit. club fishes Lakeview amid drought. 40 years ago Wilson dies. blizzard grips Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McDonald
Lawrence
John Sommer
Eudora
Lawrence High Lions
Highland Park
Ray Pierson
American Legion
Click Cowger
Lawrence Dorsey- Liberty Post
Douglas County Sportsman’s Club
Lakeview
Arthur Capper
Kansas
AAA
W. R. Williams
Roger Williams
Woodrow Wilson
Washington, D.C
New Jersey
Today and Hope in Jeremiah 29 11 Devotional Message
A religious reflection cites Jeremiah 29 11 RSV about God’s plans for welfare. A prayer asks God for grace in trials to trust Him and enter a life of victory and peace through Jesus Christ.
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Jeremiah
God
Jesus Christ
Democracy in Africa Loses Ground as Regimes Fall
Colin Legum surveys Africa’s postcolonial turmoil noting toppled regimes in French Africa, army mutinies in Tanganyika and Togo, revolts in Congo Brazzaville, Zanzibar events, and rising violence from Rwanda to Angola. He argues independence outpaced state-building and stresses need for indigenous democratic development.
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London
Times-Post
Africa
Zanzibar
Tanganyika
Uganda
Ghana
Dahomey
Togo
Congo-Brazzaville
Ivory Coast
Senegal
Chad
Cameroun
Tunisia
Morocco
Algeria
Ethiopia
Kenya
Rwanda
Angola
Europe
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Sylvanus Olympio
Ugana
Minnesota letter defender defends Prof. Sibley against witch-hunt tone
A Minnesota reader denounces a Saturday Column on Prof. Mulford Q. Sibley as biased and hearsay. The writer defends Sibley as a pacifist Quaker who voices controversial views, condemns the St Paul commissioner as a witch-hunter, and urges caution in judging university politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph C. Simons Jr
University of Minnesota
Simons
Minnesota
Mulford Q. Sibley
Prof. Sibley
St. Paul
Mr. Simons
Sibley
Sen
McCarthy
Prof
Glenn in Politics Debate Sets Course for a One-Way Journey
Washington Post Los Angeles Times excerpt presents a satirical dialog on Col John Glenn Jr a famed astronaut pursuing Senate ambitions. Critics argue space fame should not steer politics while noting his courage youth and public appeal. The piece questions taxpayers backing and the politics of celebrity.
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America
John Glenn Jr
Sons of Liberty
Basil Underwood
Glenn
Senate
U.S
Ohio
Congress
Pentagon
Bobby Baker
Barry
Rocky
Coxsackie B Fever and Tuberculosis Advice
Dear Dr Mother explains adults can get Coxsackie B fever though often seen in infants and notes TB exposure from a relative. Recommendations include chest X rays for adults every six months or yearly, tuberculin skin tests for children, and targeted X rays if positive reactions occur. Vaccination for rabies is not advised for everyone due to risk and timing concerns.
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Mother
K.K
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D-Minn
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Latin America
Sandhurst
British Military College
Journal-World
CBS News
John Glenn
Gen. S.L.A. Marshall
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Canaveral
Washington Post
Los Angeles Times News Service
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Interlandi
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