Lawrence Journal World Previewed Staff and Rates 1964
Lawrence daily newspaper details staff positions led by Dolph C. Simons Jr and editor Ernest R. Sw. publishing by World Company from Sixth and New Hampshire. telephones listed. subscription rates 36 cents per week or 18.20 yearly local, 11.00 yearly elsewhere. second class postage paid. AP and ABC memberships noted.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Carrer
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Beatles Restore Our Faith In American Girlhood
columnist JACK ZIMMERMAN praises the Beatles for reviving emotional receptivity in American youth. He lauds Beatlemania as testifying to unchanged core values despite modern upheavals and imagines the band as a modern archangel shaping society.
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Santa Claus
Notable Quotes on Education and Prejudice
A page of editorial aphorisms urges pride in beliefs and common ground. It cautions that hate boomerangs back to the attacker and stresses education as a path to freedom, while urging humane human relations and warning against blind prejudice.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Ear infection resistant to treatment and culture advice
Dear Dr Molner outlines that five years of chronic right ear infection may resist standard therapies. A culture can identify fungi or additional bacteria and allergy factors, guiding targeted treatment. The column notes most casual infections clear with antibiotics, but complex cases need both old and new problems resolved.
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P. N
Andersons Choice Heats Up Kansas GOP Delegates Fight
Reporters note Gov. John Anderson may seek the Republican national committeeman post in Kansas. Harry Darby just left the post after 24 years, while Sam Mellinger opposes. The contest risks intra party splits and potential neglect of his governor duties.
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John Anderson
Kansas
Harry Darby
Kansas City
Anderson
Sam Mellinger
Emporia
Republican Party
Fred Hall
Ben Paulen
Mellinger
GOP
Brotherhood Week 1964 Emphasizes Peace and Understanding
The piece urges Americans to bridge divides as space and tech advance. It questions whether conquest of space pairs with inner peace and mutual respect, urging daily reflection during the week and for the year ahead. It frames Golden Rule teachings as essential across beliefs, traditions, and colors.
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National Space Program
Cuba Policy Is Worse
President Johnson’s policy of isolating Cuba is fraying as both allies and foes ignore the embargo. Britain, France, and Spain pursue deals with Havana, while Republicans criticize Johnson from San Francisco to Dover. Domestic attacks rise as Castro’s regime steadies itself, despite U.S. stance.
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Washington
Times - Post
Johnson
Cuba
Mr. Johnson
Alec Douglas- Home
Havana
Douglas-Home
Britain
Castro
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
San Francisco
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Dover
N.H
White House
Republican
William E. Miller
Guy
Miller
Old Home Town Highlights From 1954 And 1939
Recap of local history notes from 1954 and 1939. Mentions the Bert Nash Mental Health Clinic moving to the Municipal Building and a new social worker. Blizzard conditions hit Kansas. A Riverside School bond failed and plans for district action were discussed. Also recalls Mothers League anniversary and community improvements in Lawrence.
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Bert Nash Mental Health Clinic
J. S. McMichael
Kansas
Riverside
Mothers League
Evans Hearth
C. J. Eriksen
Frank E. Jones
Lawrence Bakers
Lawrence
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
Masonic Temple
Marjorie Whitney
Delta Phi Delta
Kansas Electric Power Co
Fort-to-Fort
Today’s Bible Message Prayer Reflection
A prayerful meditation centered on Luke 6 46 asking why call me Lord and do not do his words. The prayer pleads mercy for neglect and self righteousness and seeks grace to serve in this life through Christ.
Poverty War Test for Johnson Program
Washington analysis argues the poverty program must prove serious and effective. It outlines two main features centralized federal authority and community action, with Shriver driving the plan and illiteracy reduction as a core target through pilot projects and school improvements.
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Johnson Ranch
Texas
Kermit Gordon
Council of Economic Advisors
Walter Heller
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Ford Foundation
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Shriver
Michael Harrington
America
Defense Department
Woody Allen Shows Sword Cane For Self-Protection
The noted filmmaker Woody Allen displayed a cane that quickly becomes a sword for defense against muggers. He remarked he keeps a sword that turns into a cane at home and suggested it earns him sympathy.
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Woody Allen
Allen
Bacall and Robards dust up in theater chatter
Lauren Bacall dined with her agent at Chambord's while husband Jason Robards Jr. rehearsed in Lincoln Center plays After the Fall and other works. The couple recently received awards from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. Priscilla Johnson wrote on Lee Harvey Oswald for Harper's and Cambridge. Cathleen Nesbitt returns to the London stage with Eric Portman. President Johnson draws quips about telephones and AT T from David Dubinsky.
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Lauren Bacall
Chambord’s
Jason Robards Jr
S. N. Behrman
Lincoln Center Repertory
Miss Bacall
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Priscilla Johnson
Lee Harvey Oswald
Harper’s
Cambridge
Miss Johnson
Oswald
Moscow
Kennedy
Cathleen Nesbitt
London
Eric Portman
Why Aren't There More Millionaire Americans
Hal Boyle argues that wealth in the United States is widespread but not concentrated in many individuals. He cites the Horatio Alger myth and shows that the path to riches demands sacrificing leisure and personal life, with Americans preferring family time and recreation over pursuit of wealth.
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New York
Curbstone
America
Horatio Alger
U.S
George III
Genghis Khan
Peter the Great
Russia
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
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Daily Journal-World
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Rrsnswee
Leo Eller i
W. C. Simons
Ugher Forth
G.O. P
Jack
By Jack Zimmerman
Frank Sinatra
Benny Goodman
Frankie
Joseph Molner
Dr. Mother
J.M.S
Anderson's
By Richard Reston
Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town
LBJ
Joseph Alsop
Times-Post
Eisenhower
Ing
Washington Post News Service
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Jason
At&t
David Dubinsky
ILGWU
Hal Boyle
Interlandi
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