Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication note
Lawrence Daily Journal World announces staff roles led by Dolph C Simons Jr as President and Editor with Brill Mayer as vice president and publisher Hack Zimmerman as managing editor and Ernest Pontius as news editor. The paper, established 1854, is published daily except Sunday by World Company from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets.
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Dolph Simons
Doulph C. Simons Jr
Brill Mayer Uu. Cones
Hack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller Ttwee
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Battle over Kansas national committeeman races takes shape
In Kansas the Republican and Democratic parties prepare for selection of a national committeeman. Sam Mellinger leads the Republican contest in Emporia with Harry Crane in pursuit while Democrats contend among Frank Theis Paul Aylward W. L. Robinson and John Montgomery, as party leaders seek unity and influence headed toward the national convention.
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Kansas
Powers-That-Be
Washington
Sam Mellinger
Emporia
Harry Crane
Topeka
Mellinger
Harry Darby
Lawrence
Paul Aylward
Ellsworth
A’s Fans Fed Up as Finley Plans Move Sparks Unit Loss Fears
Kansas City attendance drops as fans threaten to switch allegiance to the Cardinals or Giants amid talk of Finley relocating the Athletics. The 1964 season looms with potential financial losses and dwindling support, prompting calls for a settlement to avoid further fan migration.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas City
Athletics
A’s
Finley
Philadelphia
St. Louis Cardinal
St. Louis
A‘s
Charlie Finley
Virus Infections Fever Or Not And Other Health Notes
Answers explain viruses can cause illness with or without fever and list examples of viral and bacterial diseases. The column notes many germ types, antibiotics limitations, and the ongoing study of germs and health factors. It also offers readers a booklet on ear noises and mentions prostate removal not ending sexual life. It confirms D S S sodium sulfosuccinate is available without prescription.
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Dr. Mother
L.H.B
Heart and Cancer Drives Seek United Fund Inclusion
State health data show heart disease and cancer as top killers in Kansas, with four major causes accounting for 72 percent of deaths. Advocates urge joining United Fund to maximize donations, noting potential split allocations for heart or cancer research and optimism for wider participation soon.
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Kansas
Kansas State Health Department
United Fund
Lawrence United Fund
Lawrence UF
Heart Fund
Cancer Drive
Finley Causes Stir Over A's 1964 Status
With about 70 days to Opening Day the Kansas City Athletics dispute its 1964 status amid owner Charles O Finley public lamenting losses. Fans calling for tickets are told to watch the papers as the owner bleeds over finances and turmoil continues.
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Donnybrook
Kansas City Athletics
Charles O. Finley
Finley
Egotist Tiff Exciting Between De Gaulle and Mao
Washington officials weigh the clash of world leaders Charles De Gaulle and Mao Tse tung as Red China hardens its stance on recognition. The issue may shape future relations with Taiwan Formosa and affect Paris relation strategies. France seeks a breakthrough while Mao presses tough.
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Washington
Times-Post
France
Charles DeGaulle
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
de Gaulle
DeGaulle
China
Taiwan
Formosa
Paris
Centennial car honors railroads in Kansas history
Old Home Town notes from 1954 recount Elden Tefft, KU designer of the Kansas Centennial medallion, adding a train to the picture to emphasize railroads in state growth. The official Centennial Car keys were given to Gov. Ann by Santa Fe chief J N Landreth.
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Elden Tefft
Gov. Ann
J. N. Landreth
Santa Fe
Lawrence Woman's Club
Olga Eberth
C. W. Shubert
C. V. Newman
F. A. Hagland
Lawrence
Baker University
Chuck Shefstall
Kansas City
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
Daily devotional excerpt cites Matthew 5 3 Blessed are the poor in spirit for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Prayer blends thanksgiving and a plea for Christlike growth through loyalty devotion and trust to God through Jesus Christ Amen.
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Heaven
Christ
Pipes Over Cigarettes The Substitution For Hard Smokes
A humorous column argues pipe smoking as a practical, manly substitute for cigarettes. The author notes pipe use improves health and image, contrasts with cigars, and describes a routine of switching when tongue numbness strikes. He dismisses jealousy toward cigarette smokers and jokes about public rest rooms.
Nixon Faces a Tough Chore To Overcome GOP Apathy
Washington Post News Service reports that former VP Richard Nixon faces weak GOP enthusiasm as Goldwater and Rockefeller fight for support. New Hampshire grows as a potential draft Nixon stronghold but professional party leaders show little backing despite Nixon’s past prominence. Powell opens a write-in path, while Lodge and others field slates.
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Nixon
GOP
Washington
Times - Post
Richard M. Nixon
Lot
Powell
New Hampshire
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Harold Stassen
Margaret Chase Smith
Henry Cabot Lodge
Gov. Blood
Lodge
Pat Brown
California
Washington Post News Service
Lyons' Den: Aides, stars, and royal chatter in brief notes
Gen Godfrey McHugh, JFK chosen Air Force aide, may retire to private industry as a top executive fluent in several languages. Bobby Morse signs for The Loved Ones film. Queen of Greece speaks openly in New York during her visit, even on politics. Richard Nixon meets New York judges at a partner’s home. most are Democrats. Warner LeRoy backs Atrox with Paul Depp producing in Paris. Allied Artists picks Station Six with Carroll Baker. Steinbeck wears a cigarette lighter on a chain amid jokes about its purpose.
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Godfrey McHugh
Air Force
McHugh
JFK
Bobby Morse
Evelyn Waugh
N.Y
Greece
Queens
Richard Nixon
Democrats
Warner
LeRoy
Marc Behn
Atrox
Paris
Paul Depp
Butler Aviation
Allied Artists
Station Six
Carroll Baker
England
John Steinbeck
America
Steinbeck
Russia
An Orderly Soul Disturbs Many
Hal Boyle reflects on neatness versus hoarding noting orderly people hoard less yet clutter life while discarders throw away everything. He argues chaos enriches life and mocks compulsive neatness as an inhuman malaise urging readers not to throw things away. The piece ends with a self deprecating editor's note.
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New York
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Joseph Alsop
John F. Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
William Scranton
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Scranton
Wesley Powell
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Hal Boyle
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