Lawrence Daily Journal World Front Page February 10 1964
Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Monday February 10 1964 lists staff roles at World Company Lawrence Kansas with editors and publishers. It notes subscription rates and postal details. The page announces daily publication except Sunday and provides contact information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LPH
C. Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Simons
Ninety Days to Go in Republican Convention Race
Speculation grows on convention outcomes as Goldwater Nixon Lodge Rockefeller Romney Scranton vie for delegates. Johnson’s conduct and the administration's image loom large, with voters set to judge the Johnson presidency rather than any single GOP nominee.
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Goldwater
Nixon
Lodge
Rockefeller
Romney
Scranton
Johnson
Bobby Baker
U.S.A
White House
Stehenson couple endows 15000 to bring artists to KU campus
Prof and Mrs Eugene A Stephenson donate 15000 to KU Endowment Association to fund appearances by leading professionals on campus. Preference for violin cello piano and voice. A committee of Dean Thomas Gorton Raymond Stuhl and Joseph Wilkins will oversee the fund.
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Kansas University
Eugene A. Stephenson
Thomas Gorton
School of Fine Arts
Raymond Stuhl
Joseph Wilkins
Endowment Association
Stephenson
Stephensons
Why Living in Lawrence Feels So Entertaining
A weekend lineup showcases Lawrence attractions including Lawrence High School play, Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, University Theatre production of The Corn Is Green, an Allen Fieldhouse indoor track meet, a KU wrestling meet with Kansas State, and a KU swimming meet with Oklahoma State. The range highlights topflight entertainment from stage to sport.
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Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
University Theatre
Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas State
Oklahoma State
Good Farm Practices and Our National Economy
The soil water range and forest resources of the United States form the foundation blocks of the national economy. From such a base comes emphasis on sustainable agriculture and prudent resource management to support growth.
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The
United States
Conservation salute honors land and water stewards
The Douglas County Soil Conservation Association and the Kansas Bankers Association honor local leaders who have shown the benefits of good land and water management. The Journal-World joins a special section highlighting conservation and Kansas agriculture and their impact on national and world economies.
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Douglas County Soil Conservation Association
Kansas Bankers Association
Conservation
Kansas Agriculture
Journal-World
Soviet Seeks Farm Gains
The Moscow central committee on agriculture opens this week to outline a plan to boost farm output by intensifying existing acreage and expanding fertilizer use from 20 to 35 million tons by 1965 and 70 million by 1970. The plenum will also address irrigation storage and distribution, peasant incentives, and may require reallocating resources from defense and industry.
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Vienna
Nikita Khrushchev
Iowa
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Russia
Central Committee
Moscow
Kazakhstan
Siberia
Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town Look Back at Key Local Events
A 1954 retrospective notes the Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas fund drive for the Eisenhower Memorial Building east wing in Abilene, and editor Charles Harger receives the William Allen White Foundation award. It cites J D King heading the Lawrence Centennial committee with members including Roger Allen and Mayor Chris Kraft.
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Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas
Abilene
Charles Harger
Abilene Reflector Chronicle
William Allen White Foundation
Kansas
J. D. King
Lawrence
Roger Allen
Robert Docking
Dick Stevens
E. R. Zook
Bible Message Reflects Mercy Truth Peace and Righteousness
A devotional note cites Psalm 85 10 mercy and truth met together and righteousness and peace kissed. It offers a prayer thanking God for forgiveness and asks for guidance from sin to peace and strength through Christ our Lord Amen.
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Christ
Reds Target Youth in Africa Asia and Latin America
The administration notes a sharp rise in Communist recruitment of students and technicians from developing regions. African scholarship numbers surged from 265 in 1959 to over 1 000 by last year, while Asian and Latin American enrollments also grew markedly, with Cuba dominating Latin American scholarship totals.
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Washington
Times - Post
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Red Bloc
State Department
Accra
Ghana
Nigeria
Togo
Cameroon
West Africa
Cairo
Dar-es-Salaam
Tanganyika
Guinea
Algeria
Somali Republic
Kenya
Middle East
Iraq
United Arab Republic
Cuba
Bolivia
Brazil
Venezuela
British Guiana
Indonesia
Laos
New Smithsonian Boss Stirs Talk of Research and Education
S Dillon Ripley II becomes eighth secretary, aims to expand Smithsonian research and education, pairing curators with universities, and considering fellowships. He recalls belly dancing anecdote at Yale Peabody and notes the institution’s broad museums and sites.
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Washington
Times - Post
Smithsonian Institution
S. Dillon Ripley II
Ripley
Yale
Peabody Museum
New Haven
King Tut
Smithsonian
Museum of History and Technology
Museum of Natural History
National Art Museum
Bureau of American Ethnology
Astrophysical Observatory
Canal Zone
Sophie
Leonard Carmichael
William J
Wild Bill) Donovan
Donovan
Dillon
Distressed to his scholarly care letters to the editor
Juliette E. Meyer of 2421 Harvard Rd replies to Thomas R. Buck man in a dramatic back and forth. She reacts to a statement about “vies entwine us” and voices distress over suffocation and identity within the discourse.
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Thor
Juliette E. Meyer
Harvard
Water plug disappears in Colorado Springs incident
Colorado Springs water crews report a fireplug vanished while a pipe began gushing water. Officials suspect high pressure blew the plug free and it sank into a hole. no accident or vandalism signs were found.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Pregnant Woman Urged to Curb Weight Gain for Baby's Health
Dr Molner warns that gaining 18 to 20 pounds is normal, but 15 pounds in two months signals excess. He advises limiting calories, prioritizing protein vitamins calcium and iron, and avoiding fattening foods to ease delivery and protect mother and baby. The baby does not need extra food beyond essentials.
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N.F.G
Buffalo live for sale and other odds and ends
Hal Boyle collects quirky notes from mail and headlines. A live buffalo can be bought from the Interior Department for 165 dollars in buffalo nickels. Valentine’s Day shifts from birds to romance. Americans may send about 480 million valentines this year. Fires killed nearly 12,000 last year. Women own 17 million shares, outnumbering men in that top ownership group.
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U.S. Department of Interior
America
Vienna prospers as Kreisky links democracy and wealth
Leonard Lyons reports from Vienna where Foreign Minister Bruno Kreisky asserts that prosperity follows democracy and democracy arises from prosperity. President Adolf Schaffer notes Austria’s neutral stance enforced by a two party coalition as Vienna remains a bridge between East and West.
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Vienna
Bruno Kreisky
America
Kreisky
Hofburg
Imperial Palace
Austria
Adolf Schaerf
Maria Theresa
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Vatican City
Pope Pius XI
Catholic Church
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Mutual Oil Company
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Grand Canyon
R. C. Moore
Reds
By Richard Reston
Red
China
Peking
U. S
Jean White
National Zoo
Freer Art Gallery
National Gallery of Art
National Collection of Fine Arts
Southeast Asia
Oss
Washington Post News Service
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Thomas R. Buckman
Joseph Molner
Hal Boyle
New York
U.S
Don Marquis
England
Catholic Digest
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Interlandi
Billy Graham
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