Lawrence Daily Journal World front page 1964 staff note
Lawrence Daily Journal World announces staff roles at the World Company in Lawrence Kansas with Dolph Simons as President and Editor and other editorial, advertising, and business positions listed. The paper, established 1854, is published daily except Sunday with subscription rates and mailing details for Kansas and the United States. Saturday Evening Feb 15 1964.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph GC. Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Wews
Ernest Pontius W
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Mat Tn
Lone Star Lake to open free public swimming beach
Douglas County Board of Commissioners moves to establish a free public swimming area at Lone Star Lake as a major step to boost recreation. The site, about 12 miles from the largest community, will open this year with no dressing facilities initially and no lifeguard. Toilets and maintenance are planned, with public cooperation essential to keep the facility safe and appealing.
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Lone Star Lake
Douglas County Board of Commissioners
Lone Star Beach
Secretary Rusk Predicts Victory in South Vietnam
Secretary of State Dean Rusk asserted ultimate victory over Communism in South Vietnam, praising Gen. Khanh's regime as having the resources to win the war, while critics question the basis for such optimism amid ongoing fighting and uncertainty.
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Dean Rusk
South Viet Nam
Rusk
Khanh
Saigon
Cassius Clay Faces Critical Turn In Fame In Miami
The page analyzes Cassius Clay's shift in public perception as he aligns with Black Muslims, drawing a comparison to Sonny Liston. It notes clay’s rising notoriety, the risks of public backlash, and the likelihood he could become a folk hero by the time the Miami fight with Liston occurs.
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Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Floyd Patterson
Clay
Liston
Miami
Cassius
Japan and China recognition shift eyed by observers
Observers say Japan may eventually recognize Red China, following France, but likely waits on UN action. Public sentiment and recent Formosa-France split influence Tokyo, which would join a two Chinas policy if the UN recognizes Beijing.
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Japan
Red China
France
United Nations
Formosa
Japan Eyes Greater Trade With Red China and Formosa
Japan plans to expand profitable trade with Formosa while also boosting commerce with the Red mainland. The shift signals a broader push toward ties with the Red Chinese and may influence the government’s recognition decision.
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Japan
Formosa
Russia Faces Troubles By Joseph Alsop
Washington dispatch notes Khrushchev and the Soviet leadership facing growing turmoil from competing Communist parties. Chinese prodding strengthens Beijing's global influence, pressuring Moscow as anti-Moscow factions align with Chinese lines. The unseen fratricidal war expands across Asia and Latin America, with North Vietnamese and other parties slipping toward Chinese control.
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Washington
Times-Post
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Moscow
Pravda
Vittorio Cadavilla
Luis Carlos Prestes
Khrushchev
Khrushchev and Co
North Vietnam
Communist Party
Revolution
Peking
Europe
Belgium
Italy
Switzerland
Austria
Chile
Asia
Ceylon
Latin America
New Zealand
Zanzibar
Lawrence memories and sports notes from 1954 10 years past
The item recalls Herbert Bullene a former Lawrence resident who died in California at 84, notes Bullene Department Store lineage, reports Wyandotte High School basketball ranked No 1 in the state defeating Lawrence 78 39, and mentions KU Phi Delta Theta as a national basketball champion among its fraternity group.
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Herbert Bullene
Lawrence
California
Lathrop Bullene
Bullene Department Store
Weaver's
Emery Bird Thayer
Kansas City
Wyandotte
Phi Delta Theta
William Pitt
Kansas Observatory
Sigma Xi
Sam Moyer
Wayne al Sphin
Lions Club
Lawrence National Guard
Guard
Midwest
Iowa State
Lawrence High
Manhattan
Moyne Rice
Rebecca Smith
Gamma Phi Beta
Wichita
Boyd Newcom
Ray Puckett
France
Puckett
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Note
Verse from I John 1 9 reminds forgiveness is available through faith. Prayer asks guidance strength and repentance. We seek Jesus example and forgiveness in daily life through devotion and prayer.
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Jesus
Lincoln Center as a case in point on urban renewal
Anthony West critiques the Lincoln Center project as a high cost urban renewal gesture that replaces human scale with cold efficiency. He argues design has overridden people and pleasure, leaving a district of blank façades and desolate spaces. The essay questions whether culture should be a selfless pursuit or a market driven prestige project.
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Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts
New York
Emotions On Cuba Change Only Now It's Water Main
A Washington region column notes a shift in U S Cuba stance over 65 years from anti Castro slogans to pressuring allies while exporting water to Cuba The piece recalls incidents at Guantanamo Bay and the aim to build a U S water plant as a response to Castro actions, ending with a tough threat.
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Cuba
Maine
NATO
Fidel Castro
Harland Bartholomew and Associates and local zoning views
Local readers question the firm’s role as planners and critique three mile zoning around the city. They argue spot zoning pressures boards, worry about industrial growth versus historic records, and note dog kennels in flood districts while blending humor about industrial ducks and KU’s need for broader industrial growth.
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Humane Society
Board of Appeals
Lawrence
Blue Mound
Massachusetts Street
Washington
Mt. Oread
Topeka
To Your Good Health Dear Dr. Mother Column Trio
A medical advice column covers chronic vaginal discharge, post hysterectomy hormone use, and smoking cessation. Topics include persistent infection warnings, menopause symptom management without hormones for many patients, and guidance on motivating a smoker daughter while noting lung cancer risk from long term smoking.
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L J
New City Library Shelf of 1960s Books
A catalog of 1963 1964 book titles and authors spanning social psychiatry economics exploration athletics and fiction. Notable items include Sol W Ginsburg's social psychiatry works and Bourjaily Heilbroner Lavender Le Carre Beeman Hervey Benchley Glyn Miller and others. summaries highlight themes and historical contexts.
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Sol W. Ginsburg
Vance Bourjaily
Robert L. Heilbroner
B. Hughes Wilkins
Charles B. Friday
Oregon Trail
David Lavender
Douglas Beeman
Current Best Sellers Compiled by Publishers' Weekly
The list aggregates top fiction and non fiction titles including The Group by McCarthy The Venetian Affair by MacInnes The Shoes of the Fisherman by West The Spy Who Came In From The Cold by Le Carre The Hat on the Bed by Q'Hara Mandate for Change by Eisenhower Profiles in Courage by Kennedy The American Way of Death by Mitford Rascal by North JFK The Man and the Myth by Lasky.
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McCarthy
MacInnes
West
le Carre
Q’hara
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Mitford Rascal
North
Jfk
Lasky
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Central Park
Gen
I.S.A. Marshall
Castro
Florida
Guantannamo Bay
Casto
National Security Council
Los Angeles Times
Journal-World
Harland Bartholomew and Associates
Joseph Molner
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
Jane Hervey
Warren Miller
Outer Space
Caroline Glyn
Elinor Glyn
Nathaniel Benchley
Wehn
New England
Benchley
Atlantic
Publishers’ Weekly
Interlandi
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