Lawrence Journal World Staff Listing and Publication Details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World of Lawrence Kansas lists staff including President and Editor Dolph C Simons Jr Vice President Publisher Bill Mayer News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Eller and other roles The paper established in 1854 is published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Subscriptions range 36 cents a week 18 20 per year by carrier and 11 per year by mail elsewhere in the United States The Friday evening issue is dated January 17 1964.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Byoastbbentur
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Glenn and Wilkinson Seen as Likely Senate Candidates
Spaceman John Glenn and Oklahoma coach-athletic director Bud Wilkinson are viewed as probable U.S. Senate contenders. The article argues their high profiles could strengthen the party balance and notes Glenn’s space program resignation and Wilkinson’s move to full-time athletic leadership as paving their political runs.
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John Glenn
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Glenn
Wilkinson
Ohio
U.S. Senate
Senate
Alan Shepard
Gus Grissom
U.S
Anonymous obscene calls prompt police plea in Lawrence
Lawrence police urge residents to report obscene anonymous calls to detect patterns and stop potential perverted activity. A teenage boy was arrested after a woman reported a date with the caller, highlighting the need for cooperation with the phone company and the public.
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U.S
Lawrence
Public Prosecutor Calls for Murder Prosecutions of Quacks
California public prosecutor John W. Miner, a medical legal specialist, argues quacks should face murder charges if a patient dies. He says public safety requires strict accountability for medical fraud and harm.
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California
John W. Miner
Quackery Death Toll Spurs Senate Probe
A Senate subcommittee probes frauds against the elderly as Miner argues quacks kill for profit. He says fines and jail are insufficient and that even one death is too many, estimating $10 billion is stolen annually by quacks. He urges tougher action.
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U.S. Senate
Miner
Fast Action On Panama Crisis Shows Johnson Stance
President Johnson moved quickly after Panamas crisis with decisive actions. He called Panamas President Chiari and pledged to address grievances without negotiating while violence persisted. A strong mission led by Thomas Mann and Cyrus Vance aimed to take control on the ground as the OAS watched.
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Panama
White House
State and Defense Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Balboa High School
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert McNamara
CIA
John A. McCone
United States
Thomas Mann
Cyrus Vance
Organization of American States
Panama City
Washington
Camp David
Defense McNamara
Senate
Sen
Richard Russell
Georgia
KU Beats K-State 65 62 for Third Big Seven Win
KU defeated K-State 65 to 62 securing its third Big Seven Conference basketball win of the season. The game highlighted local college hoops with the Jayhawks maintaining a narrow lead through the final minutes.
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E. J. Coy
Andy Hess
Lovie Jane Jacques
K-State
Otto Eugene Copp
Douglas County
Will Durant
America
Comanche
Custer
Montana
Hoch Auditorium
Dyche Museum
Daily Bible Message Encouragement Prayer
Verse from Ephesians urges readers to shed the old corrupt life and deceitful lusts. A prayer asks God to strengthen believers not to split loyalties between Christ and the devil. It prays for new Christians facing worldly ties to break free in Jesus name.
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Father
Christ
Devil
Jesus
Charm a Big Need for Star Quality in Entertainment
columnist urges more kooky personalities in film and public life to restore flamboyance and magnetism. He contrasts glamorous stars with ordinary, convention bound figures, noting audiences crave distinctive character and emotional creativity from actors like the greats of past eras.
Yugoslavia Expands Foreign Aid Drive for Markets
Belgrade aims to build influence through credits to developing nations, not grants. Kenya Algeria Cambodia Tanganyika Morocco and other states receive loans for factories hydro plants and tractor assembly, boosting Yugoslavia’s trade and prestige while countering Soviet influence.
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Belgrade
Times - Post
Yugoslavia
Kenya
Moscow
Algeria
Cambodia
Tanganyika
Morocco
Soviet Union
U.S
Josip Broz Tito
Tito
Los Angeles Times News Service
X15 Tests Probe Sharp Leading Edges at High Speed
At Edwards Air Force Base an X15 rocket plane reached 3 170 miles per hour and climbed to 70 000 feet in the second in a series of flights. Engineers study if sharp leading edges aid or hinder extreme speed performance for future fast transports.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Lyons' Den and Hollywood Echoes in 1960s Jazz
Leonard Lyons notes shifting Washington signs and recalls John Huston films High Sierra and The Maltese Falcon with George Raft’s near-casting. Eva Gabor hostage incident highlights a dramatic hotel ring theft. Sam Jaffee’s Moscow tie signals new press fashion. A famed lawyer speculates on Jack Ruby’s potential acquittal through psychiatry and juror dynamics.
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John Huston
Huston
George Raft
Humphrey Bogart
Raft
Vitamins and TV safety and kidney health tips
Readers question if vitamin pills are worthless. Dr says they are not, but overuse is wasteful and marketing can be deceptive. Properly used vitamins help those on restricted diets or with aging. TV is not harmful to eyes. added room lighting helps. Hydration aids recurrent kidney infections. daily extra glass or two can help. Aphasia is brain speech loss. brain wave tests rarely detect it, but may reveal a brain lesion if present.
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Wilkinson
Glenn
Doris Day
P.R
J.M
Hal Boyle on the endless parental talk to teens
A shaggy collage of Hal Boyle quips depicts parents urging teens to grow up and obey while dismissing excuses about adenoids, acne, and cars. The remarks probe generational gaps, urging patience amid family friction and dated moralizing.
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Times-Post
Johnson
Washington Post News Service
Old Home Town
Peter Dykema
Wisconsin
Dean Swarthout
Robinson Gym
Joe Howard
Orpheum
Kansas City
Joe Moak
Jack
By Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Conine
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
LBJ
Eva Gabor
Dick Brown
Brown
Tom Corbelly
Corbelly
Tom
Sam Jaffee
ABC
Sardi’s
Kremlin-like
Reuters
London Haberdasher
Tass
Khrushchev
Jack Ruby
Dallas
Joseph Molner
Hal Boyle
New York
Sue
Theda Bara
Henry
Interlandi
Dreadaear
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