Lawrence Journal World Ad Rates and History Listing 1964
The piece lists staff roles and functions for the Lawrence Daily Journal World and notes publication details. It includes pricing references for delivery by carrier and mail, mentions Associated Press association, and dates around January 28, 1964. It reflects organizational credits and distribution terms from the era.
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Eior
Poul Ped
Syherptieg
Riterad
Othe
Paffies
Lawrence
Poetab Mather
Poetab Mather, Vegiberoet Andit Borean
Cireabatbona Afober
The
Associated
Veiled Peace Bids Mask Cold War Doubts
President Kennedy and Khrushchev speak of cooperation while Soviet officials push for terms and a new Summit. Despite hopeful rhetoric, observers say little has changed and distrust persists as negotiations loom.
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Kennedy
Nile Khrushchev
Eisenhower
United States
Lawrence Junior High Sports Debate Over Conant’s View
Local officials weigh James B. Conant’s call to abolish junior high interscholastic athletics against continued support for competitive programs. They note no clear evidence of widespread evils and defend their balanced approach and steady leadership.
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James B. Conant
Conant
Lawrence School Board
Lawrence
Amazing Harry Byrd the Virginia Democrat Senator
Amazing Harry Byrd is praised as a great Congress member who puts country first and crosses party lines for national good. The piece notes his influence as a top fiscal authority, his trusted counsel to Republicans and Democrats, and recent audiences with Treasury leaders.
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Sen
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Congress
Joseph Dodge
Eisenhower
New Bible Translated by Cross Faith Scholars at Johns Hopkins
A joint project by Catholic Protestant and Jewish scholars led by William F. Albright at Johns Hopkins aims to publish a 32 volume modern idiomatic English Bible by 1966. The effort, funded by a half million dollar Anchor Books subsidy, features scientists from the Vatican Jerusalem and Europe and uses Dead Sea Scrolls to inform translation.
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Anchor Books
World
Vatican
Europe
United States
Hebrew University
Jerusalem
Slators
William Foxwell Albright
Middle East
Albright
Oriental Seminary
John Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins
Mitchell Dahood
Pontificial Biblical Institute
Rome
Questioning Love and Age Gaps in Marriage
In a domestic guidance column, Dr Mother addresses Mrs M P a divorced reader seeking remarriage to a man 17 years younger. The piece cautions that compatibility beyond sex matters, notes the age gap and future interests, and suggests counseling while acknowledging risks. It also answers unrelated queries about alcohol and ulcers and hemorrhoid cures.
McNamara Salary To Run 448 750
Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara received about 100000 from Ford Motor Co in supplementary salary on Jan 10 and will receive about 70000 on Mar 15 An aide said Ford will pay 448750 in supplements from 1962 to 1966 in yearly installments Details came during Senate hearings on his Ford stock sale and potential conflicts of interest The aide noted a Ford pension of 16959 a year starting at age 65.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Ford Motor Co
McNamara
Ford
Henry Ford II
Senate Armed Services Committee
Navy Probes Cause Of Constellation Crash On Midway
Honolulu AP reports Navy investigators seek the cause after aConstitution Constellation radar plane crashed on Midway Island killing nine crew members while sixteen survived with minor injuries. Three crash-crew members died in the flaming impact at 2 04 a m as the aircraft struck their truck Barber's Point NAS says the plane touched down swerved flipped and burst into flames.
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Honolulu
Midway Island
Barber's Point Naval Air Station
Kennedy Legacy From Manila
Washington notes a Manila embassy meeting of Far East diplomats who warn that a Communist Laos victory threatens Asia. The piece contrasts Truman era nuclear superiority with Kennedy's lack thereof and warns Laos is part of Kennedy's looming presidential legacy and test.
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Joseph Alsop
Washington
Manila
Asia
Laos
Indonesia
Thailand
China
Korea
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Luang Prabang
Paris
Marne
Truman
Kennedy
Harry Truman
Founders' Day banquet cited with Lawrence figures
Old Home Town notes list state PEO board officers and 16 out of town members at the PEO Founders' Day banquet in the Eldridge Hotel. Mrs. Louise Weidemann, widow of William Weidemann, dies at 99. Lloyd Greene of Greene's news stand dies after a cerebral hemorrhage. 25 YEARS AGO: 1936 Haskell boxing meets. shelterbelt tree planting plan. Major Bowes Amateur Hour in Lawrence. Kant B Dunn funeral parade on Massachusetts Street. In Memoriam cards and KU Stadium fundraising.
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PEO Board
PEO
Eldridge Hotel
R. M. Raney
Osborne
Theodore Astman
Co-Operative Board of
Lawrence
Louise Weidemann
William Weidemann
Lawrence. Mrs. Weidemann
Quantrill
Richard Cordley
Lloyd
Spud) Greene
Greene
Haskell
Salina
Federal Shelterbelt
Major Bowes
Kant B. Dunn
Massachusetts Street
KU Stadium Union
Dinsmore
Charlton
Constant
J. C. Nichols
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
Bible Message and Prayer Devotional Prompt
Sowing on good ground, hear the word, receive it, and bear fruit. The prayer asks for strength grace and guidance from the Holy Spirit to grow as mature Christians today. The text cites Mark 4 20 and invites faithful living and service.
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Mark
Jesus
Lyons Den: Connelly Back in Gotham Popular as Ever
Matthew J. Connelly, Truman White House aide, returns to New York public relations work and boasts a wide circle of powerful friends. He defends liberty and brushes off criticism of the Adams affair while siding with privacy rights. Notables like Ethel Merman perform at Inaugural Gala to offset Democratic deficits.
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Matthew J. Connelly
Truman
White House
New York
Connelly
Sherman Adams
Danbury
Bernard Goldfine
Washington
New York Potpourri: Health, Homes, Hats and Humor
Hal Boyle compiles a mix of curiosities and health notes from 3% million Americans in mobile homes to a cloud weighing 300000 pounds. He quotes Tallulah Bankhead, Gene Kelly, Kin Hubbard and Catholic Digest while noting alcoholism as a major health threat and London’s 1670 introduction of hot chocolate.
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U. S
Tallulah Bankhead
Tipplers
Gene Kelly
Tokyo
Catholic Digest
Trving J
United States
London
Kin Hubbard
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