Lawrence Daily Journal World Front Matter 1964 Personnel
The Lawrence Daily Journal World metadata lists President and Editor Tahscs, Vice Publisher Jack Zimmis, News Editor Ernest Etsens, Managing Editor Leo Eller, Business Manager Dolph Simons, J. Bull Mayer, W. C. Simons dates 1854 to 1952. Published daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire, Lawrence Kan. Rates: 3d per week carrier, $18.20 yearly mail Douglas County. $11 elsewhere in U S. Second class postage paid. Monday Evening Jan 20, 1964.
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Tahscs
Jack Zimmis Rman
Ernest
ETS Eens
Leo Eller
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons
J Bull Mayer
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Interwar Moral Debate Cited By Lawrence Column
A Lawrence Daily Journal World opinion piece argues that blaming crime on capitalist morality is flimsy. The author questions where the older generation learned such morals citing fifty years of revolution and asserts Russians offer no better example than claimed.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Ers
Griseofulvin Success in Longstanding Nail Fungus
Letters recount improvement from Griseofulvin treatment for years-long nail fungus. Patients note prescription dependence and cautious medical use. Also included are Dr Molner and Dr Mother columns addressing migraines and diarrhea, with cautions about non surgical rupture cures.
Baseball Clashes Highlight Celler Push For Antitrust Rules
Rep. Emanuel Celler has long sought to bring organized baseball under antitrust scrutiny. He criticized the Kansas City Athletics move vote as high handed and warned of court battles, while noting parallels with past Dodgers relocation disputes and calling for a resolution to the ongoing franchise tensions.
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Emanuel Celler
Congressional Judiciary Committee
Celler
American League
Kansas City Athletics
Charles Finley
Finley
Athletics
Louisville
Kansas City
Walter O’malley
Brooklyn Dodgers
Los Angeles
Brooklyn
Rep. Celler
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Earns Probationary Accreditation
Lawrence Memorial Hospital is placed on a one year probation by the Joint Commission. Officials must fix issues by summer to regain full accreditation. The board and staff share responsibility to improve patient care and restore public trust amid concerns over malpractice rates, insurance policies, and secrecy surrounding the hospital’s condition.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Lawrence’s Hospital
Lawrence
Capitalism and Crime in Soviet Viewpoints
The piece contrasts Marxist claims that crime stems from capitalism with Soviet realities. It notes Radio Moscow framing Sinatra Jr kidnapping as capitalist crime, cites $240000 ransom, and questions Soviet law and crime reporting, suggesting their system also grapples with crime amid claims of efficiency.
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Soviet Union
Radio Moscow
Frank Sinatra Jr
America
Young Sinatra
Lenin
Moscow
Russia
Instant English gains ground in Hong Kong schools
English teacher and newspaper writer notes Instant English or Hong Kong English spreads rapidly among Chinese adults. About 3,500 study it in three night schools, 40,000 subscribe to a bilingual weekly, and 110,000 copies of the Everyday Conversation textbook have sold.
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Hong Kong
Times-Post
Tom
Harry
Mary
Old Home Town and Historic Artifacts Highlight Local Memory
A Lions Club project sells reproductions of Lawrence sketches for Centennial Year. The piece recounts the 108 year old Old Sacramento cannon's journey from Lawrence to Topeka and tours with state relics. It notes historical captures, use in celebrations, and a 1896 mishap.
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The
Lions Club
Lawrence
Sacramento
Mexico
KU Library
Topeka
Santa Fe
Douglas County
Missouri
Jones
Free State
Ft. Franklin
Kansas House of Representatives
Fred Pralle
Ray Ebling
Phillips 66
Missouri Valley Aau
Ku Klux Klan
Helen Marcell
Peggy Hedges
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature from Mark 16 15. Prayer asks for zeal and courage to share Christ and offers oneself for use by God for Jesus sake.
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Christ
Jesus
Volcanic Ash Clouds Darken Costa Rica and Threaten Coffee
Costa Rica faces a yearlong siege as the Irazu volcano erupts ash over San Jose and the Central Valley. The fine Ceniza blankets streets homes and coffee plantations, hindering life and risking export income for a nation reliant on coffee.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Times - Post
Irazu
Pompeii
Vesuvius
St. Pierre
Martinique
Mt. Pelee
Atlantic Ocean
Avenida Central
Central America
Los Angeles Times News Service
Midnight Oil and the Curve-Lous Learners
A humorous Chronicle of a NC campus finals morning. Students smite their books, worship study, and endure the instructor’s questions as dawn breaks. Some pass with effort, others stumble. many vow not to repeat the night trek.
Two Brothers Suspended Over JFK Rites Absence
In Elliot Lake Ontario two brothers were suspended from Elliot Lake High School after they refused an hour detention for staying away to watch John F Kennedy's funeral rites.
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Jfk
Elliot Lake, Ont
Elliot Lake High School
Kennedy funeral telecast alters student attendance
Rudolf and Ethel Warkholdt say sons Ger hard 17 and Rainer 15 stayed home November 25 to watch President Kennedy’s funeral on TV. School Board Chair Charles Baker says the youths cannot return until they pay their debt to society, while the family retains a lawyer to challenge the action.
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Kennedy
Rainer
Gerhard Warkholdt
Rudolf Warkholdt
Charles Baker
Warkholdt
Germany
Bulgarian Architect Sentenced for Joke About Regime
Belgrade reports that Bojan Tchinkov an architect from Plovdiv Bulgaria received five years in prison for telling a calumnious joke about Bulgaria s Communist regime under a new law penalizing political jokes. The joke itself was not published.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Bojan Tchinkov
Plovdiv
Bulgaria
Wasteful funeral remark and notes on Hollywood
A friend of widow Pat Campbell laments funeral waste, joking she would bury her husband in a paper bag. The column cleanly moves through brief Business Drama and Politics notes, mentioning Dorothy Parker, Constance Bennett, Noel Coward, and Nehru, plus Edith Bagnold braving a snowstorm at age 74.
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Jessica Mitford
Pat Campbell
Dorothy Parker
N.Y
Hollywood
Constance Bennett
Gen
John Coulter
Shelley Winters
Miss Bennett
Edith Bagnold
Miss Bagnold
Midtown
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City of
Izaru
la Ciudad Des Escobas
Municipalidad de San Jose
Guillermo Castro
DAILY
TAR Heel
North Carolina
Leonard Lyons
Theater Dept
Noel Coward
Jamaica
Beatrice Lillie
Miss Lillie
Nehru
Interlandi
G.O.P National Headquarters
RAT
Johnson
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