Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World announces staff roles including President and Editor Dolph C. Simons Jr and Managing Editor Tack Zimmerman. It lists advertising and business management, publication origin, and 1964 pricing with carrier and mail rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Asm
Tack Zimmerman Casses
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Pinworm questions and pregnancy guidance in advice column
A reader asks about pinworm transmission and child hygiene. The doctor explains spread via clothing and hands, recommends handwashing and watching for signs, and notes effective new treatments. Additional letters cover artificial sweeteners, pork trichinosis, pregnancy and douches, and diabetes in pregnancy with cautions on fetal risk.
Double Standards in Olympic Car Theft Scandal
The piece condemns U S Olympic officials who downplay an auto theft involving three team members calling it a lark while Austrian authorities are urged to be lenient. It notes two suspensions and an acquittal, arguing for consistent laws and conduct for athletes and students alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Innsbruck
Outward Bound Seeks to Build Youth Confidence in Wilderness Camp
The Western Hemisphere’s second Outward Bound session opens this summer near Ely Minnesota. The program runs 26 days for 16 to 22 year olds with a 72 hour solo survival test. Tuition is 350 dollars.
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Outward Bound
Hemisphere
Ely
Minn
Great Britain
Germany
Africa
Netherlands
Malaya
New Zealand
Australia
U.S
Colorado
Minnesota
Superior National Forest
Canada
Robert Peich
Perh
Peih
Views On Canal By Gen Marshall In Hopeful Period
Gen Marshall argues the United States cannot abandon the Panama Canal. He critiques others who favor giving away the canal, noting security needs remain vital amid Soviet Caribbean activity and a near by Communist threat. He cites three claimed reasons for surrender and dismisses them as flawed.
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United States
Panama
Concensus
Goethalst
Nicaragua
Tehuuntepec
Caribbean
Cuba
Los Angeles Times
Washington Post
Old Home Town Memories Tie Past To Present Local Notes
A 1954 snapshot recalls Mrs. Hattie Scott at 97 known as Grandma near Teepee Junction who raised three generations. Storage capacity at Bowersock Mill reached 900000 bushels after five bins were completed.
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Hattie Scott
Teepee Junction
Bowersock Mill
Allen Crafton
Business
Woman's Club
William A. Dill
Thomas Hart Benton
Susanna
St. Louis
Rejoice in the Lord Despite Trials
A devotional note invites steadfast faith and gladness in God amid hardship. It cites Habakkuk 3 17 18 and offers a prayer asking Our Father for steadfast trust and joy through Jesus Christ our Savior.
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Jesus Christ
The Brave New World of Organ Transplants
A Washington Times-Post report surveys early organ transplant efforts. It notes heart, kidney, lung, and liver attempts in Jackson, New Orleans, Denver, and Pittsburgh, highlighting successes, failures, and the challenge of body rejection despite new drugs like azathioprine.
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Washington
Times - Post
Jackson
Miss
New Orleans
University of Mississippi Medical Center
Presbyterian University Hospital
Pittsburgh
Denver
Peter Brent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Richard Herrick
Murray
Taken Your Legal Checkup This Could Be Trend
Beverly Hills legal expert promotes preventive law to avoid litigation by proper counseling and careful drafting of wills contracts and partnerships. He notes limited written knowledge and urges public education and possible lifetime will tests to reduce court use and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Mother
C.C
Beverly Hills
Calif
Times-Post
Louis B. Brown
University of Southern California
Brown
Letter to the Editor on government, taxes and welfare state
The writer condemns high tax collection and welfare state expansion, arguing the current administration uses more dollars to deepen debt. They warn against demagoguery and socialism, noting tax burdens and moral concerns, while urging principled civic action before the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Jesus
De Gaulle Dominates Conversation At Elysee Palace
Leonard Lyons reports at the Elysee Palace where Charles de Gaulle answers questions after a formal session. The piece notes his influence, views on recognizing Red China, and quotes from Jean Monnet and Gen. Lemnitzer among others, highlighting the era’s geopolitical tensions.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
Pompadour
Charles de Gaulle
Napoleon
Lbj
New City Library New Arrivals From 1960s Memoirs and Histories
A catalog of library titles including THE LATER YEARS by THELMA HELYAR SANTAYANA, THE POLITICAL THOUGHT OF MAO TSE-TUNG edited by Stu art R. Schrain, and THE HUMAN GRAIN by Isaac Aaimov. Also listed are NAPOLEON era portraits, Shakespeare studies by A L Rowse, Portrait of the Midwest by Douglas Waitley, and several novels and business books from 1962 to 1984 with brief descriptions.
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Daniel Cory
Mao Tse-Tung
Stuart R. Schrain
Mao
Isaac Aaimov
Anthony Ravielli
Horizon Magazine
William Shakespeare
A. l L. Rowse
A. la Rowse
Shakespeare
London
Stratford
Midwest
Douglas Waitley
David Ogilvy
Hathaway
Schweppes
Rolla Royce
British Travel Association
Sears Roebuck
Wee Green
Colin Wilson
David Duncan
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
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L.A. Marshall
Culebra
Panama Canal
Mars
Old Home Town
The
Mothers League
Lena Miller
Haskell
Plymouth Congregational Church
G. E. E. Lindquist
WCTU
By Nate Haseltine
Joseph E. Murray
Boston Hospital
National Research Council
Surgeons
Sion
Washington Post News Service
Gene Blake
Los Angeles Times News Service
Chinas
Leonard Lyons
Gree
FDR
U. S
Vichy
France
Lemnitzer
NATO
Europe
Jean Monnet
League of Nations
Benes
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Austria
Monet
California
Massachusetts
Texas
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
Pamela Frankau
Thomas Weaton
Thomas
Rune
Singand
Frank Harris
Chicago
Haymarket
Wilfrid Sheed
Bert Wax
Publishers’ Weekly
McCarthy
MacInnes
West
Michener
O'Hara
Eisenhower
Kennedy
MilFord Rascal
North
JFK
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