Lawrence Daily Journal World front page 1964 staff and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff positions led by Dolph C Simons Jr as editor and manager. It notes publication details, addresses, and subscription rates: weekly carrier and annual mail options for Douglas and nearby counties, plus United States rates. The notice is dated Tuesday evening February 4, 1964.
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C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Wan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Bobby Baker Book Speculation Sweats Capitol Hill
Rumors swirl around Bobby Baker, ex Senate secretary, as he reportedly writes a book with potential high impact. A Baker secretary declined interview, saying the project should remain a surprise, fueling Washington buzz about a best seller and possible disclosures to come.
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Bobby Baker
Washington
Senate
Bobby
Baker
Carelessness in Lawrence Calls for Small Civic Efforts
A column praises Lawrence as a beautiful town but argues for simple improvements. It urges residents on Massachusetts Street to remove trash and straighten a fallen evergreen, noting neatness hinges on daily acts like cleaning yards, painting, and picking up litter.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Federal holdings valued at about 315 billion dollars
Rep. William L. Dawson notes the U S government owns real estate and property worth about 315.2 billion with annual growth since 1955. Capitol Hill assets total 173.7 million. District land values total 835 million. Armed Forces oversee over 30 million acres worldwide. Hope Diamond valued at zero in government records but listed up to 2 million on the market.
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United States
William L. Dawson
D-Ill
House Committee On
Dawson
White House
U.S. Naval Academy
Annnapolis
Government Operations Committee
Capitol Hill
Capitol
J. George Stewart
U.S. Capitol
Senate
House
Legislative
District Columbia
Armed Forces
Department
Department of the Interior
U.S
Tennessee
Smithsonian Institution
TVA Property Sale Proposal Cited to Cut National Debt
The Tennessee Valley Authority covers 697,632 acres with numerous dams and installations. The total price tag nears 1.973 billion dollars. Proposals suggest selling TVA to reduce the national debt, potentially bringing it down to about 304.1 billion if market value were realized.
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Tennesse Valley Authority
U.S
TVA
Scranton Campaign Focal Point as GOP Weighs 1964
Gov William Scranton's Indiana swing sparks talk of a personal, noncandidate campaign while sharpening a potential GOP draft. The visit influences Pennsylvania delegates and signals a party trying to unite around a recognizable figure rather than a formal bid. Washington Post News Service
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Times-Post
South Vietnam
Johnson
United States
White House
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Pittsburgh
Barry Goldwater
Allegheny County
Kennedy
Washington Post News Service
Centennial and bridge reopenings mark Kansas history display
In Washington a centennial event celebrated the Kansas Nebraska Act with Library of Congress material and state representatives, while the Lecompton Bridge near disrepair readiness is noted. Mrs Woodring and Mrs Wallace were highlighted as official hostesses alongside Sen Schoeppel’s keynote.
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Washington, D.C
Library of Congress
Andrew Schoeppel
Kansas
Lecompton
Washington
Harry Woodring
Henry Wallace
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
California
New York
5Th
Elim Sts
North Lawrence
Board of Education
Lawrence High School
Mayne Rice
Arlo Hults
Conrad McGrew
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
Reading recalls Ezekiel amid captives by the Chebar River for seven days. Prayer thanks Jesus Christ for living among us and asks God to stir awareness of all people’s need for Him.
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Telabib
Chebar
Ezekiel
Jesus Christ
Reflecting on De Gaulle Remarks on Asia
Walter Lippmann examines De Gaulle's critique of US aims in Southeast Asia. He argues the core issue is how to save Southeast Asia from Red China, with De Gaulle opposing a purely military solution and urging political development and diplomacy as viable alternatives. The piece contrasts American insistence on winning the war with De Gaulle's call for flexible strategy and potential negotiations.
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Gen. de Gaulle
Asia
France
Red
Peking
Southeast Asia
Saigon
United States
Kennedy
Sen. de Gaulle
DE Gaulle
Washington
Viet Nam
Finland
Yugoslavia
China
Russia
Hanoi
Europe
Washington Post
Reader voices concern over university teaching and ethics
A Kansas reader objects to perceived liberalism at the University of Minnesota and Kansas University claiming faculty from Harvard and the East push subversive ideas. The letter urges awareness of hiring practices and warns against alien influences tainting Kansas students and the state’s reputation.
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University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Kansas University
State University
Harvard
Points East
Kansas
Lyndon Johnson’s Rise to Popularity Probed by Reporters
Washington column notes Johnson's high personal approval compared with Kennedy and Eisenhower. It cites his seamless Kennedy transition and relentless work ethic as key factors shaping public impression and media discussion.
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Lyndon Bb, Johnson
Kennedy
Pres
Eisenhower
Johnson
Senate
Los Angeles Times News Service
Labyrinthitis and nursing questions in Dr Molner column
A reader asks how long labyrinthitis lasts and if it is Menieres disease. Dr Molner notes labyrinthitis is usually self limited but treatment is important, outlines causes and prognosis, and cautions antibiotics for bacterial infections while viruses complicate healing. A second reader question about pregnancy and milk supply is addressed, stating pregnancy can suppress milk and nursing does not prevent pregnancy, with guidance on monitoring baby nourishment and weaning if needed.
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Meniere
Meniere's
Dr. Mother
Madison Square Garden tribute recalls JFK's death
Leonard Lyons notes at a Madison Square Garden event for S Hurok the TW3TW Was troupe echoed JFK's passing. Hurok learned of the news aboard a Mexico to New York flight and only believed it after seeing the half mast flag and a crying customs officer. Zsa Zsa Gabor boasts her jewels at the 21 Club. De Witt overhears a gypsy prediction at a tea room.
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Madison Square Garden
S. Hurok
Britain
Jfk
Hurok
Mexico
N.Y
U.S
Zsa Zsa Gabor
21 Club
Eva
Zsa Zsa
After-Life On Earth Memory And Morals From Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle muses on memory as a form of life after death on earth. He reflects on how recollection dates us, contrasts past and present leisure, and recalls social views from earlier eras including work, fashion, family, and fame figures such as William Hart and Norman Thomas.
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New York
Sally
America
William
Hart
Hollywood
Norman Thomas
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