Lawrence Journal World Staff Listing and Dates
Lawrence Journal World published in Lawrence Kansas lists staff including Dolph Simmons editor D I Simons Jr vice president and publisher and Ernest Pontius news editor with advertising and business staff. The paper notes established in 1854 and July 2 1964 date on Thursday evening edition with subscription rates and AP Bureau affiliation.
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Dolph Simmons
Dolph GC. Simons JR
Bill Mayer Menses
Jack Zimmerman Sreemseeeeenen
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
New Chief Troelstrup named Lawrence police chief
Lawrence appoints William Troelstrup a 36 year old Missouri University graduate and Kansas City lieutenant as police chief. He was top choice from a five person field after a special screening committee selected him, and plans to move with his wife and three children later this month.
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William Troelstrup
Missouri University
Lawrence
Troelstrup
Kansas City
Moon Mission Stakes Rise As NASA Targets 1970
The United States nears a midpoint in its moon program with NASA after Congress created the agency fifty years ago. Officials insist a 1970 manned lunar landing is possible with enough funding, though budget strains and Russian detachment raise doubts about reaching the goal this decade. An observer notes optimistic talk amid skepticism that any Americans may reach the moon by 1970.
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United States
Congress
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Russia
America
U. S
Kennedy
Johnson
Junior
Dick Tracy
Diet Smith
Washington
Viet Nam Prime Minister cites palmline show as fate
Gen. Paul D. Harkins says Nguyen Khanh released four rival generals after the coup and notes Saigon leaders rely on palmists and seers for deciding ministerial posts. The remark illustrates an Asian approach described by the general on his return from Vietnam.
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Nguyen Khanh
Paul D. Harkins
U. S
Khanh
Saigon
Harkins
Faithful Public Servant In Saigon Debate Over Lodge
Walter Lippmann reviews Henry Cabot Lodge's return from Saigon noting his nonpartisan fidelity to duty and restraint. The piece argues against public threats and urges a measured approach to Southeast Asia, emphasizing prudent diplomacy and patience amid Vietnam policy debates.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
United States
Johnson
Sen. Goldwater
Republic
Safe use of tampons and eye infection guidance
Reader questions about tampon safety and a six month upper eyelid infection receive Dr notes. Advice covers returning to a doctor for eye treatment cost concerns and cautions about seeking professional care to protect the eye.
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L. C
U.S. foreign aid flows increasingly to American firms
Government data show 87 percent of AID materials spending in January-March went to U.S. suppliers, marking the highest three month share on record. Overall, about $7 billion was programmed for foreign aid last fiscal year with $5.7 billion from U.S. firms.
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Washington
Times- Post
U. S
Agency For International Development (Aid
U.S
Pentagon
Agriculture Department
Food For Peace
Food and Peace
Export-Import Bank
Notable Local Obituaries and Historical Highlights
A 1954 note recalls Dr. Alexander C. Mitchell joining local physicians in the Medical Arts building after two years at Watkins Hospital. It highlights Mrs. Rachel Passon, age 84, running a rooming house at 638 N H St, born in Eudora to Asher and Sarah Cohn, and married David Passon in 1889. The piece also mentions a 1939 Williams town farm fire and 1924 sermon and radio plans, plus Democratic National Convention activity in New York.
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Alexander C. Mitchell
Watkins Hospital
Penfield Jones
G. E. Manahan
Medical Arts
Mitchell
Lawrence
Baldwin Mitchell
Rachel Passon
N.H. St
Eudora
Asher
Sarah Cohn
David Passon
E. C. Quigley
Williamstown
Quigley
Cora Downs
University Bacteriology
Ala. St
John Franklin Watts
Northhampton
Mass
First Baptist Church
New York
al Smith
William McAdoo
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Reading
Daily devotional notes on John 8 36 asserting freedom in Christ. Prayer asks forgiveness for rebellion and seeks harmony and poise through close relationship with God. Congregants are urged to walk with Thee today in Christ’s name.
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Christ
German Youths Fear West German Army’s Growing Power
West German students warn of a concentration of power within the army high command. After inspector general Hellmuth Heye called the force a state within a state, a Bonn University petition supported him. Youths fear a return to a Prussian style, and many call for army reforms to keep politics out of military life.
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Bonn
Times - Post
Adm
Hellmuth Heye
Bonn University
Heye
Conservatives Sound Off In Liberal Critics Letter
A Letters Editor piece from the Journal-World quotes Mrs. H. M. Brownlee of Route 2 Lawrence denouncing deficit financing, debt, a devalued dollar, foreign aid with alleged Communist influence, and expands fear about the Civil Rights Bill. She calls liberals imprudent and dangerous and urges conservatives to speak up.
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Journal-World
H. M. Brownlee
Leebs Honeymoon Tour Shifts From Paris to Venice and Moscow
The Leebs marriage in El Morocco sparked a globe trotting honeymoon. The couple, with 24 guests, will visit Venice and Monte Carlo before London for lunch, then Paris, Rome and Vienna with a large entourage and Parisian dining expenses famed.
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Harry Leebs
el Morocco
Paris
Venice
Monte Carlo
London
Les Ambassadeurs
Rome
N. Y
Leeb
William
Palm Springs
Vienna
Berlin
Leningrad
Moscow
Captain Clancy Keeps Statue of Liberty In Sight At Sea
Hal Boyle profiles Capt. George Clancy aboard the Circle Line fleet who, after 100000 miles at sea, has never entered the Statue of Liberty yet has guided millions to see her. He married the superintendent’s daughter and cherishes a metal fragment from the statue’s base. The Fourth of July marks the statue’s 80th anniversary and a new Miss Circle Line launches to ferry 1037 passengers toward Liberty Island.
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New York
George Clancy
Battery Park
National Park Service
Clancy
Poe
Miss Circle Line
Liberty Island
Francis J. Barry
Circle
Woolworth
Grant
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Peking
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MR. P
Dr. Mother
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Maxine
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