Lawrence Daily Journal World historical staff list and rates
Lawrence Kansas newspaper page from January 27 1964 lists the World Company staff and editors and prints circulation rates. It notes the paper established in 1854 with W C Simons as editor 1891 to 1952 and identifies offices at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. It reports subscription prices by carrier and mail for Douglas and nearby counties and nationwide.
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Johnson Poised to Hold South as Goldwater Fades
In six southern states a new political picture emerges as LBJ appears to hold the South against Goldwater. The survey shows Goldwater’s popular base eroding, while party leaders still back him in Dixie. Johnson could carry key states like Florida and Tennessee, with Kennedy’s vice presidential bid complicating Southern support.
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Memphis
Tenn
Times- Post
Lyndon Baines Johnson
South
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana
Tennessee
Goldwater
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
Dixie
South Carolina
North Carolina
San Francisco
Midwest
Texas
Peter O’donnell
Buth
Virginia
Robert F. Kennedy
Robert
Bob Kennedy
Goldwater People
Bobby
Shelby County
Robert James
Searching for safer cigarettes and smoking hazards
The article reviews efforts to create a safer cigarette at Roswell Park Memorial Institute in Buffalo and notes medical concerns about inhaling smoke regardless of nicotine. It discusses experiments with plant blends as substitutes and warns that the chemistry of smoke itself may cause harm beyond nicotine. Different greens are being cured and flavored for potential use.
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Lawmitnot Daily
Tournal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Caring guidance for a child with enuresis and emotional stress
A grandmother describes a nine year old boy who soils his pants and pajamas daily. Advice suggests possible underlying emotional stress, consideration of child guidance clinics or psychiatry, and seeking help from local health services.
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O.K
The Baker Scandal and the Washington Inquiry
Five months into the Baker case in Washington more testimony is due and a possible plan for winding up the conflict of interest inquiry may emerge. The case links Baker to gifts and deals involving Johnson family, Texas figures, and lobbyists with potential broader disclosures ahead.
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Bobby Baker
Washington
Baker
D.C
White House
Senate
Texas
Las Vegas
Johnson
Senate Rules Committee
Kennedy
Maryland
Don Reynolds
Johnsons
Capitol Hill
Outdoor recreation growth in Kansas promises new projects
Kansas moves forward on outdoor recreation with Turtle Creek Reservoir near Manhattan completed and Perry Dam planned near Lawrence. Pomona Reservoir and Clinton Reservoir are slated for future operation near Lawrence. The Kansas City Boat Show now draws Lawrence residents seeking local access to anticipated activities.
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Kansas
Turtle Creek
Manhattan
Perry
Lawrence
Pomona
Here
Clinton
Kansas City
Lawrence Area
K.C
Smoke substitutes battle tobacco health fears
A Los Angeles chemist develops a vegetable fruit extract mixture with no nicotine and lower tar than reported cigarettes. J Robert Harper of Los Angeles City College notes tests show reduced tar and nicotine absence, but notes no animal experiments have been conducted.
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Los Angeles
J. Robert Harper
Los Angeles City College
Humphrey Sees Crowded Field In 1964 Ticket Race
Hubert Humphrey voices jokes at White House leadership event about competition for the No. 2 spot on the Johnson ticket. The piece notes Sen. Stephen Young faces a tough reelection bid in Ohio with John Glenn challenging in the Democratic primary and Robert Taft Jr. looming in November. Washington Post News Service
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Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Pierre
Mr. Johnson
Humphrey
Adlai Stevenson
Lady Bird
Lincoln Center
Sargent Shriver
Bobby Kennedy
Sukarno
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Lynda Bird
George Washington University
Senate
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Washington
John Glenn
Rep
Robert Taft Jr
Topeka Notes on Gifts, Grants, and Local History
Estate of Walter Hopkins provides 23000 to KU Endowment. Dr Klaus Berger of KU Art Dept on Fulbright as visiting professor at Cologne University Germany. La Kanza Book Club dinner and auction held in Old English Room Union with officers Docking Roofe and Stranathan.
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Walter Hopkins
Topeka
KU Endowment Association
Klaus Berger
KU Art Department
Cologne University
Germany
la Kanza Book Club
Union
George Docking
Paul Roofe
J. D. Stranathan
E. W. Owen
Betty Washington
The
DAR
Margaret Kane
Charles Arnold
Ida Lyons
W. C. Sommers
Quantrill
Rosemary Ketcham
Prague University
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A devotional note cites Ephesians 3 17 19 on rooted love and Christ’s surpassing knowledge. The prayer asks God to deepen roots in righteousness and love through reason and daily choices, ending with a Jesus’s name amen.
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Christ
Jesus
Readers praise Lawrence Memorial Hospital and Red Cross effort
A letter thanks Lawrence Memorial Hospital staff for patient care and notes public trust in the hospital. The writer urges open public notice of policy meetings and press presence, citing an example of a Sex Committee meeting and the Journal-World’s policy supporting advance announcements.
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Journal-World
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Douglas County
Red Cross
Grace Vernon
Ohio St
Lawrence Journal-World
Marston McCluggage
Central Junior High
School Board 60 Holds Public Meetings
The School Board No. 60, composed of elected public officials, invites attendance at upcoming sessions as it discusses district concerns and district policy updates.
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Journal-World
Notable Writers and Celebrities in Ongoing Projects
Somerset Maugham at 90 works on a novel about 10 cent a dance girls after saying he would stop at two more books. Mickey Mantle headlines a TV series with golf with Arnold Palmer Pancho Gonzales and Rocky Graziano training segment. Jose Ferrer prepares a Europe follow up to The Girl Who Came to Supper and Martin Caidin teams with Ed Hymele for a Lippincott book on LBJ’s World War II experiences.
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Somerset Maugham
Maugham
Mickey Mantle
Arnold Palmer
Pancho Gonzales
Mantle
Rocky Graziano
Jose Ferrer
Paul Scofield
Europe
Martin Caidin
Ed Hymelf
Lippincott
LBJ
Progress On Transplants Shaping Up
A report on the first public attempt to transplant a human heart fails, detailing the history of organ transplants from kidneys to lungs and the challenges of timing, brain survival, and tissue rejection. The piece notes the role of drugs, X rays, and organ banks as future hopes in transplant science.
Kidney Stone Among Heaviest Ever Removed
A 71 year old man had a kidney stone weighing 2 pounds 9.5 ounces removed. Medical experts Burros Cooner and Pena note it may rank third or fourth largest in history with the largest known stone weighing 13 pounds 14 ounces reported in 1953.
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Chicago
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Harry M. Burros
M.D
William H. Cooner
USAF
Carlos Pena
Philadelphia
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
Dolph Simons
Polph C. Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Jack Zaummerman
Ernest Pontius
By David Kraslow
Robert Kennedy
John Kennedy
John
Los Angeles Times
Joseph Molner
State Mental Health Society
K. Y
Hubert
Robert C. Albright
Times-Post
Washington Post News Service
Old Home Town
Lyons den
Leonard Lyons
New York
Vladimir Demikhov
University of Mississippi
Interlandi
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