Lawrence Journal World staff and details 1964 staff list
The item lists the Lawrence Journal-World leadership and contact details for July 7 1964. It names President and Editor Dolph Carone Jr Publisher Bill Maye Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Shoeller Business Manager W C Simons founder editor 1854 1952. It notes publication daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates and AP and ABC affiliations.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph Carone JR
Bill Maye
Anenaiatespouedd
Jack Zimmerman
Inp Sensicionnay Ews
Ernest Pontius Wu
Shoeller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Good Beginning For Civil Rights Across America
The nation shows fair adherence to the Civil Rights Law in many cities while some southern areas still resist. Jackson Mississippi and Birmingham report welcomed integration in hotels restaurants and theaters with business leaders urging compliance as communities strive for lawful progress.
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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
Too Positive Or Negative In Presidential Race
The piece discusses how Goldwater is attacked for being too positive by some and too dangerous by others. It notes NAACP opposition to his nomination over Civil Rights Bill votes, cites his defense that features were unconstitutional, and recalls his past desegregation efforts. It also mentions mixed Jewish support and a Gallup Princeton poll showing Democrats favored by Jews.
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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
John‘son-Humphrey
Goldwater‘Scranton
Read Jr. and Sr. Lathrops of 445 Tenn St and local history
The Read family, generations of Indian traders and soldiers, lived at 445 Tennessee Street. Lathrop Read Sr served in the National Guard and Mexican War, Pat Read II in World War I and II becoming a lieutenant colonel, Frederick Read opened the first Kansas dry goods store where Round Corner Drugs now stands, burned by Quantrill's men. The city budget nears 11 million with a Board of Education plan just over 1 million. 257 Republicans switched to Democrat for the primary to back George Docking, a local banker.
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Lathrop Read Jr
Tenn. St
Frederick Read
Lawrence
Fred
Lathrop Sr
National Guard
Pat
Frederick
Kansas
Round Corner
Quantrill’s
Board of Education
City
George Docking
Jewish Vote Back Johnson Kennedy Ticket Strong in Poll
The survey shows Jewish voters favoring a Johnson Kennedy ticket by 94 percent. Catholics follow with strong support for Johnson against Goldwater, suggesting Goldwater would win only by a difficult path if he defeats the despo ters.
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Bobby Kennedy
Johnson
Goldwater
White House
Front Porch Campaign Tactics Met By Goldwater Team
Senator Barry Goldwater reduces public exposure to a minimum ahead of the San Francisco nomination. He cancels press conferences and appearances mirroring his California primary approach while evaluating how far a front porch strategy can substitute for broad nationwide campaigning.
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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
Bible message and prayer prompt humble faithful reflection
Today’s Bible message cites John 13 35 RSV about discipleship through love. A prayer expresses gratitude for God’s sacrifice and asks for guidance and the Spirit to follow Christ’s example. Amen.
How Will the Party Adjust The Republican Platform
The piece analyzes how the Republican Party may realign behind Barry Goldwater, weighing a Goldwater dominated platform against possible moves by Sen. Dirksen and Gov. Scranton. It anticipates infighting, the risk of a split, and the likelihood of a reformist, pro-federalism, internationalist stance shaping the post election struggle.
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Republican Party
Goldwater
Sen. Dirksen
Sen. Goldwater
Melvin Laird
Gov. Scranton
Hamilton
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Barry Goldwater
Washington Post
Goldwater Scranton Clash Over Civil Rights and Policy Stances
This capsule compares Senator Barry Goldwater and Governor William Scranton in the 1964 Republican presidential bid. It outlines their diverging positions on civil rights, foreign policy, Cuba, Medicare, the U.N., tax cuts, and education while noting areas of agreement on budget restraint and criticisms of the Johnson administration. Both favor a stronger stance in defense and a balanced budget, with Scranton favoring U.N. participation and Goldwater skeptical of federal education control.
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Washington
Times-Post
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Goldwater
White House
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
United States
Russia
U. S
Secranton
Free World
Fises
Congress
Thief Fleeing Warren Affair Baffles Police
Police investigate a break in at the Sheraton Park Hotel apartment of Chief Justice Earl Warren and his wife. The thief fled when Mrs Warren awoke. No valuables were reported missing.
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Washington
Sheraton Park Hotel
Earl Warren
Surgery advised for gall stones at age 44
Reader with two gall stones on X ray asks about risks of not removing the gall bladder and diet limits. Doctor urges surgery now to prevent emergencies, noting possible smaller stones and future cancer or infection, and compares wait-and-see unfavorably at 44.
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F. R
Paris painters on the Left Bank and Montmartre
Leonard Lyons reports on Paris art life with Rufino Tamayo and Chagall. Chagall plans a move to Saint Paul de Vence with a new studio, and a personal gift to the United Nations memorializing Hammarskjold. He also includes images of Vava in his new watercolors and a portrait from memory.
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Paris
Montmartre
Sacre Coeur
Rufino Tamayo
Mexico
Monet
Chagall
Maeght Gallery
Joan Miro
Hemingway
Vence
St. Paul-de-Vence
Futhermore
Rockefellers
Hammarskjold
U.N
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Vava
Fontaine Five Teenagers Shape Frank Fontaine Family
Hal Boyle profiles Frank Fontaine famed as Crazy Guggenham on TV. He describes raising five teen aged children Peter 19 Lawrence 17 Alma 15 Paul 14 Christopher 13 and how parents should guide teens through changing bodies and minds. He advocates family discussions and school films to teach responsibility and resilience.
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New York
Frank Fontaine
Frank
Crazy Guggenham
Jackie Gleason
Fontaine
Peter
Lawrence
Alma
Paul
Christopher
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