Lawrence Daily Journal World 1964 Friday News Digest
Lawrence Daily Journal World page dated Friday January 24 1964 reports staff roles and contact details for the Doph Simons led paper. It lists editor positions and rates, noting publication in Lawrence Kansas with standard US postage and circulation bureau affiliations.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Lawrence School Chief Sees No Bond Needed Soon
Dr. Carl Knox, Lawrence school superintendent, says raising the Special Building Fund levy from 3 to 5 mills could avoid a bond issue for five more years. He notes Kansas publics resist bond issues, urging careful use of current funds to minimize future opposition.
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Carl Knox
Lawrence
Board of Education
Knox
Ottawa
Kansas
West Virginia
Burton Taylor romance muddled by divorce delays
Richard Burton quarrels with Eddie Fisher over a quick divorce from Elizabeth Taylor while Fisher paces the settlement for money and Liz remains central. Burton, who helped split Fisher and Taylor, now wants finalization, as a punchline jokes about their honeymoon and happiness.
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Richard Burton
Eddie Fisher
Elizabeth Taylor
Burton
Fisher
Debbie Reynolds
Liz
Fisher-Taylor
Burton-Taylor
Richard
Panama Crisis Draws Latin American Pressure on Both Sides
The Organization of American States Peace Committee seeks a negotiated Panama U S solution. Latin American leaders fear delay may invite Communist influence and anti U S sentiment, while most oppose exclusive Panamanian control of the Canal Zone.
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The
Organization of American States
U.s.-Panama
Latin America
Panama
U.S
Canal Zone
South America
West Coast
Canal notes echo fears over sovereignty and defense
The report argues the canal's heavy role in Panama's exports and imports and questions Panamanian capability to operate and defend it. It suggests the U S could defend the canal, while Latins seek a settlement now, preferring a middle ground with little current encouragement. The canal may be obsolete in twenty years.
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U.S
Panama
Two Key Men in Panama
The article identifies Solis Palma and Eloy Benedetti as the main opposition leaders to any U S settlement in Panama. It notes Chiari’s initial acceptance of an O A S peace plan, then reversion to rejecting the treaty and breaking off relations, driven by the two figures who are described as the two known Communists in Panamanian official circles.
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Washington
Times-Post
Panama
Solis Palma
Eloy Benedetti
U.S
Roberto Chiari
Peace Committee
Organization of American States
Chiari
Benedetti
Cuba
National
Jorge Turner
Havana
Panama City
Mars
Old Home Town Notes From Kansas City Era
A yearly digest notes anniversaries and civic happenings from 1954 to 1924. Mr and Mrs John L Harris mark 60 years with family dinner in New Hampshire. KU appoints Floyd Temple baseball coach. 1939 General Motors Dealers Council invites M F Hudson. 1924 law library hours expanded. Stutz criticizes Lawrence officials at Kiwanis.
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John L. Harris
New Hamp
PEO
Union Building
Nelson Horn
Baker University
Floyd Temple
Dutch Lonborg
M. F. Hudson
Oldsmobile
Kansas
General Motors Dealers Council
Kansas Electric Power Co
A. T. Walker
16Th
Louisiana
University
Law
Errett Scrivner
John Stutz
Kansas League of Municipalities
Kiwanis Club
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Invocation
Today’s message reflects rejoicing in suffering for the church and completing Christ's afflictions in solidarity with believers. A prayer asks forgiveness for poor gospel ambassadors and seeks wisdom to proclaim the Word with joy to others. Amen.
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Jesus
Ladies deserve more tobacco choices say columnist
Etiquette writer Amy Vanderbilt is criticized for restricting female smokers to quitting or facing lung cancer. The column argues for allowing cigars and pipes as safer, less harmful options and notes some women would cut back or quit rather than switch entirely.
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Amy Vanderbilt
Miss Vanderbilt
Miss V
Madame
Scotch Whisky Barons Changed U.S. Palate With Light Cutty Sark
London reporting on Charlie Guttman and John Culhane who built the U S Scotch business after Prohibition. They created light style blends to fit American taste, founded Buckingham Corporation for Cutty Sark and Paddington Corporation for J and B Rare. They weathered war and market shifts with cash infusions and barter deals to revive sales.
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London
Times-Post
United States
Prohibition Enforcement
Charlie Guttman
John Culhane
Buckingham Corporation
Berry Brothers
Rudd
St. James’s
Nassau
Toronto
St. Pierre
Guttman
Culhane
New York
East Side
Justerin
Buckingham
Cutty Sark
U.S
Paddington
Atlantic
Scotland
Douglas County people donate to Topeka State Hospital Christmas fund
Hundreds in Douglas County sent gifts and money totaling 649.12 to Topeka State Hospital for Christmas. The Douglas County Mental Health Association led the effort with energy from Mrs. Ralph Wolfson and Mrs. Grace Yockey noted as Director of Volunteer Services. Donations came from schools clubs churches KU halls and individuals, continuing a long standing annual tradition.
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Douglas County
Topeka State Hospital
Kansas University
Douglas County Mental Health Association
Grace Yockey
Lyons Den to Become Film Adaptation of Natural Affection
Broadway notes say William Inge’s Natural Affection, starring Kim Stanley and Harry Guardino, is headed for a film adaptation. Ray Stark bought waiver rights from his father in law Nicky Arnstein for the project as part of Stark’s production slate.
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William Inge
Kim Stanley
Harry Guardino
Ray Stark
Nicky Arnstein
Stark
Fanny Brice
Francoise Sagan
Brain damage debate over training versus realism
Letter and replies discuss limits of helping brain damaged and retarded children. Advocates highlight training can aid skills but not restore normal function. Cautions against overpromising, notes real limits and need for medical supervision in birth control pill use.
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S.R
S.S
Hal Boyle picks items to skip from daily life
A lighthearted list ridicules common annoyances from plastic-wrapped groceries to thrift-store TV plots. It lampoons bland airport amusements, trendy hairdos, overhyped investigations, thin-wall apartments, and quirky hobbies while wryly noting familiar social foibles.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph CG. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Rack Zimmerman
W. C. Simons
Joseph Alsop
Washington Post News Service
Old Home Town
Christ
Jack
By Jack Zimmerman
Hospital
Journal-World
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Wagner
Greta Garbo
Theodore Kiendl
America
Roy M. Cohn
Billy Rose
Israel
Joyce Mathews
Sands Point
L. I
Herbert Bayard Swope
Stanford White
Horace Richter
Yves Montand
Paris
Mischa Elman
Elman
Mischa
Friedrich Kiesler
Guggenheim Museum
Ben Gazzara
Hollywood
Actors Studio
Lowell Thomas
Austria
Joseph Molner
M.T
R. L
Hal Boyle
the Cynic's Corner
Interlands
Women's
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