Lawrence Journal-World Thursday Evening Local Notice
Lawrence Journal-World staff informs readers of publication details including daily service, carriers and mail rates, and circulation metrics for January 23, 1964. The notice lists address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, and membership affiliations with Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Simons
Hite
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
No Place for Politics in Patman’s Federal Reserve Views
The piece portrays Wright Patman as a vigilant House Banking and Currency Committee chair who seeks reform of the Federal Reserve to reduce independence and increase political influence. It credits the Fed with stability and notes Patman’s proposals risk politicizing money and credit, while praising the system’s openness and nonpartisan governance.
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Wright Patman
Texas
House
Banking and Currency Committee
Federal Reserve System
Patman
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Should Remain Independent From Politics
The piece argues against political control of the Federal Reserve and warns that placing politicians in key roles or expanding board power would threaten currency stability. It cites Patman’s proposals to name the Treasury Secretary as Fed chair, expand the board, cut appointment terms, and audited funding. It urges strong, independent central banking to avoid devaluation and financial crises.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Congress
Patman
Secretary of the Treasury
Board of Governors
General Accounting Office
Senate
House Banking
United States
Perry Dam name change sparks local protest in Perry
Residents of Perry, Kansas, object to Ellsworth and Avery proposing Ozankie Dam as the new name for Perry Dam. They note officials and locals alike call it Perry Dam and fear the move discounts history and risks mistrust from displaced communities along the Delaware River.
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Perry
Lawrence
Ellsworth and
Avery
Perry Dam
Ozankie Dam
Perry Reservoir
Congress
U.S
Ozankie
Delaware River
Old Home Town 10 Years Ago and 25 and 40 Years Ago Highlights
A past column recalls ten years ago graduates from Lawrence High suggested for KU Summerfield Scholarships and notes 90 year old C. E. Merwin serving birthday cake at Mrs. Seales’ home. It also mentions the KU electron microscope at the Research Foundation under Dr. J. O. Maloney and Ada Swineford’s geology work. Forty years prior, a 1924 item covers O Clocks initiation, a farewell supper, Ft. Riley inspection by Dwight Davis, and a riding exhibition by academy instructors.
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Dick Easton
Edward Martin
Newton Mcluggage
Ronald Pippett
Mark Yeakum
Lawrence High
KU Summerfield
C. E
Daddy) Merwin
Guy Seales
KU Research Foundation
J. O. Maloney
State Geological Survey
Ada Swineford
Statehouse
Topeka
Board of Regents
Lindley
Thomas Butcher
Emporia
W. A. Brandenburg
Pittsburg
Bible Message and Prayer Reflect Faith through Proclamation
The message cites Romans 10 17 and affirms faith comes by hearing the word of Christ. A prayer asks for strength and divine power to continue sharing the good news of Jesus for God’s glory. Amen.
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Christ
Jesus
Budget View Shows Conservative Shift Aimed at Growth
Walter Lippmann analyzes the Johnson administration budget noting reduced defense and space outlays, tax cuts, and growing private spending to spur prosperity. He argues poverty relief will require larger public spending in the future, while current policy favors private expansion and pilot poverty programs.
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Johnson
One Man Warns Against Perils of Smoking
Washington columnist urges immediate government action after the Surgeon General's report linking smoking to serious disease. He argues industry power, personal choice, and public education shape policy, calls for strict sales to minors, removal of vending machines, and anti smoking curricula.
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Washington
Times - Post
Surgeon
Food and Drug Administration
American Cancer Society
United States
Congress
Smoking quote at Rhode Island hospital smoking restriction
Warren S Walden of the Rhode Island Division of the American Cancer Society praised a hospital for restricting cigarette sales and remarked that many people seem to read less about smoking after the news. The quote captures a wary view of evolving public attention to smoking.
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Providence, RI
Warren S. Walden
Rhode Island
American Cancer Society
Migraine Warnings Called Aura And Coping Tips
A reader asks about migraine aura and frightening warnings. Dr Mother explains aura varies, each person has unique signs, and a diary helps identify triggers such as food fatigue menstruation or stress. Tracking meals activities and emotions can reveal patterns to prevent recurrences.
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Mother
Giacometti Wins Guggenheim Prize. Jorn Refuses Second Prize
Leonard Lyons notes Alberto Giacometti takes the $10,000 top prize at the Guggenheim International Award exhibition. Asger Jorn declines a $2,500 prize, joining Rufino Tamayo in past refusals. Also in culture news a Money Tree display for the American Express exhibit at the New York World's Fair, Judy Garland urges Liza Minnelli to cancel her Carnival tour, Evelyn Laye returns to replace Joan Bennett in Never Too Late, and Hello Dolly is adapted by Mike Stewart after rave notices.
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Alberto Giacometti
Asger Jorn
Rufino Tamayo
American Express
Judy Garland
Liza Minelli
Liza
Evelyn Laye
Joan Bennett
David Merrick
Dollyi
Mike Stewart
Stewart
Europe
Top Pianist Browning Lets Fame, Travel Take Its Toll
John Browning, a 30 year old American pianist from Denver and Los Angeles, commands up to 6000 per appearance and rose to global prominence after winning the 1956 Brussels gold medal. He tours extensively, studies 40 hours weekly, has memorized 30 concertos, and notes pressures of travel, acoustics, and maintaining form, while remaining single due to a packed schedule.
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New York
John Browning
Browning
Denver
Colo
Los Angeles
Brussels
Europe
United States
Russia
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Los Angeles Times News Service
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