Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff listings dated February 22 1964 include President and Editor Dolph Simons Jr Vice President Publisher Bill Mayer Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Eller and Business Manager W C Simons. The paper is published daily except Sunday by the World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with various subscription rates and AP and ABC affiliations.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph Gc, Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Eee
Jack Zimmerman Wu
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Mal E
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
KU Names Wade Stinson as New Athletic Director
Kansas University announces Wade Stinson as successor to Arthur Lonborg for athletic director duties. Stinson, a former KU halfback and Chicago district manager for Equitable Life, will bring a strong athletic pedigree and firm leadership to Mt. Oread as KU aims to reach 40 league titles.
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Kansas University
Arthur
Dutch) Lonborg
Wade Stinson
Chicago
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Stinson
Dutch Lonborg
Allen
Kansas
Dutch
Lonborg
Mt. Oread
Lawrence
University
Beatle Mania as a Kremlin Political Channel
Russian experts claim Britain promotes the shaggy Beatles to divert youth from politics and disillusionment. The commentary suggests Kremlinologists twist Western popular culture into political strategy and see the Beatles as fitting Moscow's line.
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Moscow
Pieta to leave Vatican for New York World’s Fair
The 6,700 pound Michelangelo sculpture will travel 4,000 miles to the New York World’s Fair amid concerns it could crack, be damaged by vandals, or be lost at sea. Plans include x rays and bulletproof protection, with experts noting no handling can guarantee safety.
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Michelangelo
Mary
Vatican City
Italy
John Coolidge
Fogg Art Museum
Cambridge
Mass
John XXIII
Coolidge
Vatican weighs move on Michelangelo Pieta display
Readers urged the Pope to reconsider a Vatican plan to insure and relocate the Pieta, a 1499 Michelangelo sculpture valued at about 10 million dollars. Authorities warn damages could spark lasting criticism while others hope for a generous, widely seen decision.
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Vatican
Michelangelo
Problems Of Ranchers In Beef Import Tightrope
Cattlemen in Australia and New Zealand are blamed for US price declines as imports rise to 11 percent of U S production since 1956. Talks to curb beef and veal exports failed to ease western ranchers, with lawmakers calling for quotas while others warn against protectionism.
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Washington
Times-Post
Australia
New Zealand
U. S
Orville L. Freeman
United States
Congress
Ralph W. Yarborough
D-Tex
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
American National Cattlemen’s Association
State
Agriculture Departments
Mr Post Office reform eyed by Senator Carlson in 1954
In 1954 Christian Herald called Kansas Senator Frank Carlson “Mr Post Office” for efforts to reorganize the department and keep second class mail cheap as adult education. Kansans paid about 28.70 yearly for first class city services.
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Frank Carlson
Kansas
Christian Herald
Iowa State
Missouri
Topeka State Journal
Edward Bumgardner
Kansas Star
U. S
Philadelphia
Abraham Lincoln
State House
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
The article presents a devotional note citing First John 1 7 about Jesus blood cleansing from sin and a prayer thanking God for Jesus Savior. It asks God to transform believers through Christ and restore them to a life of beauty and usefulness.
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Jesus Christ
SeJohn
Jesus
Wealthy nations broaden trade with Sino-Soviet bloc
A Times-Post analysis shows rich nations steadily expand trade with the Sino-Soviet world despite U S dissatisfaction. Europe remains the major trading partner with the East while the United States faces limits on certain exchanges. Policy mixes differentiation with moral signaling amid cautious liberalization talks.
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Washington
Times - Post
Soviet Bloc
East
United States
Europe
Poland
Yugoslavia
China
North Korea
North Viet Nam
Cuba
State Department
Russia
Albania
Washington Post
Supreme Court Orders Equal Voting Power in Districts
The 6 to 2 ruling compels states to redraw Congressional districts so each vote has equal weight. Analysts note shifts in Dallas and rural areas, with potential increase in Republican representation and broader political consequences across the nation.
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Washington
Times - Post
Supreme Court
The
Republic
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
High Court
Georgia
Congress
Earl Warren
Texas
Dallas
Bruce Alger
Sam Rayburn
Ray Roberts
Alger
Peasants Block Move of Aztec Stone Idol
In Mexico City area peasants armed with clubs and rocks halted archaeologists from moving a stone idol of Tlaloc from a village to a city museum. They drove workers from the truck, slashed tires, and damaged rigging to prevent removal, fearing bad luck from the transfer.
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Mexico City
Unequal breast sizes and twin births facts discussed
A medical column reassures that breast size asymmetry is common and usually not cancer. It notes cysts can enlarge a breast and that 17 year olds often worry. The piece also explains fraternal and identical twins involve both parents, with possible paternal genetic factors.
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G.W.B
Dr. Mother
D.M.K
Books from 1960s era catalog list mixed subjects
The list catalogs books across biography philosophy and arts including THELMA HELYAR BLUES PEOPLE by LeRoi Jones 1963 SELF-RENEWAL by John Gardner 1963 and THE FABULOUS LIFE OF DIEGO RIVERA by Bertram Wolfe 1963. It describes works on photography theater music social issues crime and race relations with notes on content and themes.
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Leltol Jones
John Gardner
Odiego Rivera
Bertram JD. Wolfe
Diego Rivera
Papua
Tony Saulnier
New Guinea
Giorgina Reid
Toscanini
Samuel Antel
Robert Hupka
Green
Ed, Reid
Ovid Desmaris
Las Vegas
Nzo
Louis J. Lomax
Elijah Muhammad
Malcolm X
Kenneth B. Clark
James Baldwin
Malcom XII
Martin Duuther King
Leonard W. Levy
Thomas Jefferson
Arena McHurd
Wooston
William Gardner Smith
Paris
Current Best Sellers List Highlights 1960s Works
Publishers Weekly summarizes top fiction and non fiction best sellers by grouping notable titles. The list includes McCarthy The Venetian Affair MacInnes Caravans Michener The Spy Who Came in From the Cold Le Carre The Hat on the Bed O Hara Non Fiction Mandate for Change Eisenhower Profiles in Courage Kennedy Confessions of an Advertising Man Ogilvy Rascal North JFK The Man and the Myth Lasky.
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McCarthy
MacInnes
Michener
le Carre
O'Hara
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Pieta
By Julius Dulgha
Washington Post News Service
Old Home Town
Fred Harris
Ottawa
Hugh Means
Wilder Metcalf
Battery B
180Th Field Artillery
By Bernard D. Nossiter
America
Germany
Foreign Office
Robert Elegant
Foreign Service
Waverley Root
Post
London
Flora Lewis
Britain
Financial Times
France
Robert E. Thompson
Los Angeles Times News Service
Dor
Joseph Molner
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
James J. Ross
Jacok Weeks
Publishers’ Weekly
Eisenhower
Profiles
Courage
Kennedy
Confessions OF
OgIlvy
North
JFK
Lasky
the Cynic's Corner
Interlands
Democratic National
Johnson
California
Brown
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