Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and masthead 1964
Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead listing Dolph C Simons Jr as president and editor with staff roles including vice press publisher Bill Mayer managing editor Jack Zimmerman news editor Ernest Pontius advertising manager Leo Eller and business manager. Published daily except Sunday by World Company in Lawrence Kansas dated Tuesday Evening January 28 1964.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Subtle US response to France recognizing Communist China
The United States plans no immediate retaliation over France's diplomatic recognition of the Communist Chinese regime. Officials favor a subtle approach, urging Nationalist China to maintain relations with France to pressure Beijing. If relations persist, two outcomes are possible: Paris and Peking may have to accept a two China stance, or Paris-Peking ties could fracture.
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United States
France
China
Peking
U.S
Teen-Age Jobs in Era of Minimum Wage Cited as Problem
A study of Omaha shows seven teen jobs available before, only one now. Employers blame the minimum wage law for fewer youth jobs and less chance for work experience. An official notes a shift to part-time mature workers as teen opportunities shrink.
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America
Omaha
Cold War Disarmament Talks Show Unexpected Warmth
Analysts note Geneva Disarmament Conference mood improved with East West ties warmer than in two years. Foster and Tsarapkin exchanged smiles as Johnson five–point program was presented, while observers caution about possible Russian shifts but deem tension lower than past.
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U.S
William C. Foster
U.S. Disarmament and Arms Control Agency
Semyon Tsarapkin
Foster
Johnson
Tsarapkin
Cuba
Russia
Strategic diplomacy keeps peace within reach
The passage argues that cautious American negotiation, backed by strength, prevents rash moves and prevents overpowering reason. It emphasizes preparedness as a foundation for talks with major rivals, suggesting dialogue yields better prospects for workable peace than confrontation.
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America
U.S
Sloan Book Reads Well Sloan Book Reads Well
Alfred P. Sloan Jr. speaks plainly in My Years With General Motors detailing GM growth and strategy. The memoir offers an insider view of corporate decisions, labor impacts, and resilience during downturns with a candid self portrait and lucid analysis.
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Washington
Times-Post
United States
Felix Frankfurter
General Motors
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
Sloan
Mr. Sloan
Washington Post News Service
Native Sons Daughters of Kansas dinner noted in Topeka
In Topeka the Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas held a joint dinner at the Jayhawk with Mrs. David McCrath of Lawrence and Maurice Fager of Topeka presiding. Ten Lawrence High girls were named Watkins award finalists for KU this spring: Carol Atha Joanne Beal Mary Ann Evans Sue Ann Haines Peggy Maddox Polly Peppercorn Marilyn Perry Irene Roberman Vera Stough Kit Westgate. Dr. George Waggoner of Indiana University was named new dean of KU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences to succeed retiring Paul Lawson.
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Lawrence
Maurice Fager
Topeka
Native Sons and Daughters of
Kansas
Jayhawk
Lawrence High
Carol Atha
Joanne Beal
Mary Ann Evans
Sue Ann Haines
Peggy Maddox
Polly Peppercorn
Marilyn Perry
Irene Roberman
Vera Stough
Kit Westgate
George Waggoner
Indiana University
Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
Today’s Bible message quotes I Corinthians 13 11 on childish ways. A prayer asks God through Jesus Christ to reveal maturity and guide readers to follow His footsteps and be captured by His spirit.
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God
Jesus Christ
Me Tooism Haunts Republicans in U S Politics
Lipppmann argues that Republican weakness stems from me tooism after the 1912 split, leaving the party with parochial organization and no national policy. He notes Goldwater and Rockefeller diverge on strategy, while Democrats hold central positions and initiative.
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Panama Canal
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Theodore Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Martian Lands in Ohio Politics Stirs Party War Winds
John H. Glenn Jr declares Democratic bid for U S Senate as both Republicans and Democrats court the space visitor. GOP chief Ray Bliss aims to recruit Glenn against Democrats while Duffy circulates a path for Glenn as a Democratic congressman at large. Glenn bids press conference in Columbus marking unlikely candidacy amid party power plays.
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Ohio
Times- Post
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Spaceman
Ray C. Bliss
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Glenn
Congress
Dan W. Duffy
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Duffy
Stephen M. Young
Taft
U.S
Young
Ted W. Brown
Washington Post News Service
City backs women players with reserved tee times
In Miami Beach, the City Council approved continuing special tee times for women at city golf courses after addressing demands from female players.
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Miami Beach, Fla
Honest talk about where babies come from for a 12 year old
A mother worries after her 12 year old daughter asks how a baby gets in the mother. The doctor notes that a single stumble won't harm honest dialogue. Parents should stay frank and relaxed, as children often ask questions when ready.
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Dr. Mother
R. L
Hayes to star in play about First Ladies at White House
Helen Hayes will perform in a Hotchner play about the White House and its occupants. She and another actress will portray all the First Ladies on stage. It marks the first play performed for President Johnson at the White House.
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Helen Hayes
Life meaning a discussion with Gregory Peck
Hal Boyle reports on Gregory Peck answering what life means to him. Peck emphasizes self respect and solving problems without reliance on others, noting Hollywood's script hunt amid the cold war. He highlights family, cattle, travel, auctions, and horse investments as sources of happiness.
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New York
Gregory Peck
Peck
Hollywood
Turkey
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