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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1964

Page

2

Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead notice 1964

The item lists staff roles and publication details for the Lawrence Daily Journal-World with editor Dolph C. Simons Jr and other staff. It notes establishment in 1854, dates and addresses, carrier and mail subscription rates, and AP and ABC affiliations. Saturday Evening Jan 11 1964.

W . Stions the World Company Sixth New Hampshire Lawrence Kane Telephone Douglas United States Sevandlass Lawrence Kan Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press

Johnson budget defense faces the penny pinching charge

Economists in the Johnson administration defend a $97.9 billion budget as not as austere as it seems arguing tax cuts will pump $200 million monthly into fast spending consumers and accounting gimmicks permit higher spending in 1964. Critics warn real drag on business and political risk if promises fail.

Johnson U.S Washington Observer John Kennedy Congress

West history professor critiques independence myth of American West

Texas University history chair Joe B. Frantz argues the West’s independence is subsidized by the federal government. He traces land grants, railroad and Army-backed projects, and compares Arizona reclamation subsidies to Tennessee TVA style socialism, offering provocative food for thought.

Texas University Joe B. Frantz TU History Department Frantz Barry Goldwater Arizona Tennessee TVA

Soviet scientists question earthly life uniqueness in space search

Three Soviet researchers argue life on Earth is uniquely favorable and intelligent beings elsewhere may be unlikely. They concede contact via radio signals could be possible and urge careful analysis of deep space emissions, noting past US efforts like Project Ozma.

Washington Times-Post Earth Iosif Shklovsky Ussr United States Vasili Fesenkov Soviet Academy of Sciences Fensekov Fesenkov Shklovsky National Radio Astronomy Observatory Green Bank W. Va

Old Ft. Hays to Open as Tourist Attraction

A Fort Hays outpost abandoned by the Army after outgrowing its role against Indians is slated to reopen this summer as a tourist site. The note appears amid a nostalgia column recounting events from 10, 25, and 40 years ago in 1954.

Ft. Hays Mary Patton Partner Joanna March Miss March Cripple Creek Colo Lawrence Oklahoma E. A. Briles Stafford Kansas House of Representatives Jay Janes Clayton Stone Lone Star Bank J. L. Hoover EK. E. Lutz W. H Ulrich D. W. Mulvaney Kansas John Adams Drake

Today’s Bible Message Prayer Theme Across the World

A devotional note cites Romans 1 9 as Paul’s constant prayer for readers. The prayer asks God the creator to enter lives anew and foster unselfish concern for others that extends to the whole world in Jesus’ name Amen.

God

Nixon Seen as Strong Non-Candidate In GOP Preconvention

Nixon emerges as the strongest non candidate in GOP outlooks, with grass roots support rivaling Goldwater in polls. Despite repeated denials he will run, advisers and leaders see him as a potential inside track in a possible convention deadlock between Goldwater and Rockefeller.

Richard Nixon GOP Nixon Arizona Barry Goldwater Kennedy California Goldwater New York Nelson Rockefeller Dallas Cuba U.S Harry S. Truman Rockefeller New Hampshire Manhattan

Parents oppose sex film program in schools

Letter to the Journal-World argues against showing sex related films in grades four through seven at Lawrence High School. The writer contends children are too young, warns of pressure from educators, and urges focusing on parental guidance and wholesome education instead of sexual topics in class.

Clinton Lawrence High School Marston McCluggage Avalon Rd

Joan Crawford to tour Europe and America with Strait Jacket

Leonard Lyons notes Joan Crawford will personally tour Europe and the U.S. with her film Strait Jacket. She says she is paying off a debt to her fans by maintaining her career. Charles Addams recalls a London bouquet misaddressed to him as Winston S Churchill.

Joan Crawford Europe America

Headache Types and Self Care From Dr. Dear

A reader describes severe right sided head pain with tearing and ulcers. The doctor distinguishes histamine cephalgia from migraine and advises lifestyle changes, desensitization, ergotamine based preventives, and medical evaluation to tailor treatment. A booklet How to Tame Headaches is offered for 20 cents with SASE.

Dr. Mother Trate

New City Library Selections Include Ross Mboya Berenson Works

Readers can explore 1963 titles from Ishbel Ross Tom Mboya Bernard Berenson Irving Levine Hillel Black Allen Drury John Trench Elizabeth Gray Vining John Cheever Virginia Lee Richard Jessup Jack Ludwig and more. The catalog highlights biographies novels and critical surveys across arts politics and exploration.

Elizabeth Gray Vining John Donne Anne More John Cheever Wapshop United States Europe Tai Ming Virginia Lee Cincinnati Richard Jessup Vegas Miami Jack Ludwig Roxbury Harvard Cambridge Mass America

Current Best Sellers

Fiction titles top the list with The Shoes of the Fisherman and Caravans by Michener, Buck, and MacInnes among others. Non fiction includes Mandate for Change by Eisenhower and The American Way of Death by Milford, plus I Owe Russia $1200 by Hope.

Eisenhower Milford

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