Lawrence Daily Journal World 1964 Evening Edition
Lawrence Kan July 7 1964 Tuesday Evening edition of the Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff and publishing details. It notes editors Dolph C Simone Jr and Drae se Bonscottion plus advertising and business managers with price rates and AP membership.
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Dolph Simon
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Civil Rights Law progress and challenges across the South
The piece notes general compliance with the Civil Rights Law in many communities while acknowledging trouble spots in the South. Jackson Mississippi is highlighted for peaceful integration at restaurants and hotels. Birmingham and other cities also show progress, though some areas resist and clashes occur where businesses flout the law. It calls for leadership and continued lawful conduct by both races.
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South
Jackson
Mississippi
Chamber of Commerce
Birmingham
President Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
Deep South
America
Ku Klux Klan
Cyclops
Malcom X
Goldwater Faces Mixed Reactions Across Groups
The piece surveys reactions to Barry Goldwater's possible presidential bid. It notes NAACP opposition citing civil rights voting, contrasts Johnson’s civil rights stance, cites Goldwater’s 1946 Arizona Guard role in desegregation, and mentions Jewish voters showing strong Democratic leanings in a Princeton Gallup poll.
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Barry Goldwater
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Goldwater
Johnson
Sen. Goldwater
NAACP
Arizona National Guard
Phoenix
Gallup
Princeton
Johnson-Humphrey
Goldwater‘Scranton
Jewish Vote Pushes Johnson Kennedy Ticket in Poll
The survey shows Jewish voters favoring a Johnson Kennedy ticket at 94 percent. Catholics follow with strong support for Johnson and against Goldwater, suggesting Goldwater would win only by a hard, improbable path if he defeats all opponents.
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Bobby Kennedy
Johnson
Goldwater
White House
Front Porch Campaign Tactics Under Goldwater Spotlight
Goldwater's campaign staff limits appearances until nomination in San Francisco. He previously used controlled media and small gatherings, then shifted after New Hampshire exposure as voters saw him as Mr Conservative. The piece questions whether a modern candidate can skip public rallies and rely on a front porch approach.
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Washington
Times-Post
Barry Goldwater
San Francisco
Sen. Goldwater
California
Goldwater
New Hampshire
United Nations
Mark Hanna
William McKinley
Sen. Dirksen
Washington Post News Service
Old Home Town 10 Years Ago 1954 Highlights
Read Jr. and Sr. of 445 Tenn. St. are second and third generation Indian traders and soldiers. Fred Read opened the first dry goods store in Kansas. City budget nears 1.1 million. 257 Republicans switch to Democrat for Docking. Yankee Clipper makes first transatlantic flight with 19 aboard. Four decades ago 1924 Democratic Convention in New York hints at discord as Calvin Coolidge’s son dies in Washington.
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Lathrop Read Jr
Tenn. St
Frederick Read
Lawrence
Fred
Lathrop Sr
Pat
Frederick
Kansas
Round Corner
Quantrill’s
Board of Education
George Docking
Kansas City
Pendergast
Kansas Supreme Court
New York
England
New York City
Washington
Pres
Calvin Collidge
Calvin Jr
Bible message and prayer excerpt
A devotional note cites John 13 35 RSV about love as proof of discipleship. A prayer asks Almighty Father for guidance through Jesus sacrifice and example, requesting the Spirit to help followers live in His steps.
How Will the Party Adjust The Republican Platform
Walter Lippmann argues the GOP will choose a platform to unite behind Barry Goldwater while avoiding explicit endorsement. He predicts a deceptive statement to preserve old leadership, signaling a battle over party machinery and potential split, with Gov. Scranton as a pivotal figure in post election factions.
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Republican Party
Goldwater
Sen. Dirksen
Sen. Goldwater
Melvin Laird
Gov. Scranton
Hamilton
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Barry Goldwater
Washington Post News Service
Washington
Times-Post
R-Ariz
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Goldwater Scranton Clash Over Civil Rights and Campaign Stances
Goldwater and Scranton, leading Republican camps, trade sharp contrasts on civil rights while aligning on foreign policy and budget aims. Goldwater criticizes federal overreach and favors strong defense, a Cuba blockade, and limited Social Security. Scranton cautions brinkmanship, supports federal aid for higher education, and favors a balanced budget with measured foreign policy.
Thief Breaks Into Warren Residence At Sheraton Park
Police seek a thief who entered the Warren residence in the Sheraton Park Hotel early Sunday. The intruder fled when Mrs. Warren awoke, and police report no valuables were taken.
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Washington
Sheraton Park Hotel
Earl Warren
Gallstones and gallbladder removal advised
A reader with two small gallstones on X ray and recurrent attacks asks about risks of not operating and diet. The doctor recommends surgery at age 44 to prevent emergency episodes and possible complications such as jaundice and colic, noting stones may be present beyond what is visible.
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F. R
Five Teen-Agers Challenge Frank Fontaine at Home
New York AP report on Frank Fontaine known for Crazy Guggenham discussing teen-age life. He and wife parent five of their 11 children aged 13 to 19 and balance family life while ferrying them to events like the New York World's Fair. He frames adolescence as a split personality period and urges parental understanding to guide teens.
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New York
Frank Fontaine
Frenk
Crazy Guggenham
Jackie Gleason
Fontaine
Frank
Peter
Lawrence
Alma
Paul
Christopher
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