Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details 1964
Lawrence Journal-World staff and editorial leadership listed for January 2 1964 with roles for president editor and publishing staff. Publication details include address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kan and subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolphe C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Sseneee
Jack Zimmerman
Ccs
Ernest Lore
Leo Cller Acne
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence Kane
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Cirrenlations
Associated Press
Racial tensions cloud Soviet Africa study proposals
Western observers note African students face prejudice in Moscow. The December disturbance reinforced suspicions of racial bias, while authorities cite a multiethnic society and deny apartheid. Critics cite hostile attitudes toward Africans, strained interracial relationships, and limited Black emigration to Soviet citizenship.
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Moscow
Africa
Red Square
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Asare Addo
Tass
United States
Act Prevails In Russia
Edward Crankshaw comments on Soviet writers under pressure to offer sociological analysis. He cites Nikolai Gavrilov’s New Leader piece noting protesters like Ehrenburg and Yashin as popularizers of secret ideas, while true artists may remain silent until Russian society accepts self-criticism and reforms.
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London
Times - Post
Russia
Soviet Union
Nikolai Gavrilov
Voznessensky
Surgeon warns of risks as organ transplants become simpler
Dr. F D Moore of Harvard Medical School cautions that rapid organ transplant advances tempt inadequately trained surgeons. He compares to open heart surgery progress but notes no deterrent like a heart lung machine. He stresses need for thorough kidney function knowledge and immunosuppressive drugs to prevent rejection. The warning aims to curb overconfidence and protect patients.
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F. D. Moore
Harvard Medical School
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Moore
Field Invaders on Edge as Experts Warn of Invasion Risks
Analysts warn that inadequate preparation could trigger severe consequences in a fragile domain. The term catastrophes is used to describe potential failures if key safeguards are neglected or misapplied, prompting calls for decisive action and training.
Legacy of Local Events Across Douglas County 1954 Highlights
Old Home Town notes recall Ralph Schear obtaining license plate No. 1 in Douglas County, 17 people at the treasurer’s window, and Flying Farmers’ March of Dimes tour plan with 25 members to visit 53 cities. Also celebrated Golden Wedding of E. B. Pine and daughter’s home dinner. 25 years ago Dr Naismith baptized grandchildren, and 25 years of Daryl Dodds at Kansas Public Service. 40 years ago Gilmore School fire and Lawrence Paper Co plan.
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Ralph Schear
Douglas County
Kansas
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
E. B. Pine
Fred
Bunny) Black
V. P
Fred Moreau
Charles Rankin
Lawrence Paper Co
Jayhawk Veterans’ Society
Gilmore School
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
A devotional excerpt quotes Psalm 139 verses 9 and 10 about God guiding with his hand. A prayer asks for faithful following and for light and truth to lead the believer to God’s holy hill. The prayer ends in Jesus name. Amen.
Far From Custom but Gaining Momentum in Congress
Solons face a growing trend of financial disclosures as at least 10 Senators and 19 Representatives publicize personal finances. If this accelerates, a law requiring all members and high-salaried executives to disclose outside income sources may be enacted, amid renewed push for disclosure during a Senate probe into Robert G. outside business dealings.
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Washington
Times - Post
Congress
Senate
Robert G
Joe
White House
Louis Hopkins
Harry Hopkins
Alex Woollcott
China
Baker
Stephen Young
Ohio
Young
George B. Galloway
Galloway
Library of Congress
Morse
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Harry Truman
Roosevelt Memoir of Wartime Commons Shines On
A Washington Post account recalls a 1943 White House dinner with Grand Duchess of Luxembourg and Crown Princess of Norway. President Roosevelt charmed guests while discussing wartime building plans and a seven year guarantee, hinting at postwar demolition of wartime structures.
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Washington
Times - Post
White House
Luxembourg
New York
Norway
Roosevelt
Navy
Constitution Avenue
General Services Administration
Mall
Lincoln Memorial
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Boils and Hospital Germs Explained in Health Column
The piece explains boils do not come only from hospitals but from the staphylococcus germ found everywhere. It warns hospitals can spread germs but healthy individuals can carry them too and emphasizes hygiene, proper health habits, and caution around patients.
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Job
New York column lampoons New Year resolutions for 1964
Hal Boyle mocks the idea of instant perfection and lists humorous self restraint as a start to 1964. He jokes about giving up fads and vices while teasing the impracticality of grand vows and sudden self change.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Edward Crankshaw
London Observer
Old Home Town
Solons
By David Kraslow
Wisdom
Mrs. Roosevelt
Alexander Woollcott
Louis
Chief of Army Engineers
Pearl Harbor
Chief of Engineers
Washington Post News Service
Los Angeles Times News Service
Joseph Molner
Mother
Hal Boyle
the Cynic’s
Interlands
West Berlin
Cen
East Berlin
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