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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1964
Page
4
Lawrence Daily Journal World date July 13 1964 shows staff names to editor Dolph C Simons Jr president and editor and other staff positions. It lists publication details for the World Company Lawrence Kansas with circulation and postal information.
The American Council on Education reports nearly 80 percent of youths are steered toward college tracks, neglecting technical training. Grant Venn argues for vast expansion of vocational education to curb unemployment and meet four million open skilled jobs, citing Milwaukee and California as examples.
Gov. William Warren Scranton remains focused on stopping Sen. Barry Goldwater at the convention in San Francisco. He argues Goldwater’s extremism threatens the party and has launched TV appeals to gain delegates as he mobilizes scattered supporters in key regions.
California physicians, backing Sen. Barry Goldwater, devised a plan where patients write checks for medical bills but direct payments to Goldwater headquarters. The doctors, mostly in the 75 percent tax bracket, would channel roughly four times as much money to the candidate as by taking funds directly from patients.
The article notes doctors paid tax and donated the remainder to Goldwater, but the IRS says the move was illegal. It suggests the doctors may have avoided consulting a lawyer to dodge high fees.
The KU Pi Beta Phi chapter captured the Balfour Cup at the national convention marking its tenth anniversary with the honor, a repeat of the 1948 win.
A devotional prayer asks God to be refuge in storms and strength at all times. It emphasizes trust in the Lord as rock and fortress and seeks divine protection, comfort, and power through the Redeemer's name.
San Francisco observers note both Goldwater and Scranton camps seek a compatible running mate. Goldwater favors Miller of New York or Ford of Michigan, Morton of Kentucky, Laird of Wisconsin, or Rhodes of Ohio, while Scranton could turn to Kuchel of California or Hatfield of Oregon. President Johnson weighs Kennedy, McNamara, or Humphrey, with Mansfield or McCarthy as backups, timing decision to Atlantic City convention.
In a San Francisco op-ed, Joseph Alsop compares Barry Goldwater's campaign to Nicholas Biddle’s coercive tactics. The piece notes Goldwater’s “under wraps” public appearances and asks whether he will maintain such secrecy or adopt open, direct campaigning as his path forward. It raises concerns about constitutional reforms and military oversight if he wins.
Polycythemia is an abnormally high red blood count with varied causes, including congenital heart defects and lung disease, treated by bloodletting and sometimes radioactive phosphorus and X-ray therapy to suppress red blood cell formation. A permanent cure depends on the underlying cause, with some cases managed as a chronic condition. Shingles offer no quick cure. treatment focuses on comfort during recovery, and Dr. Mother offers a booklet for more details.
Justice Gold glares at a wall of diamonds in the Little Club as Mrs Alfred Strel sin wears a huge ring. Marines officer Gen Selden dies in Richmond. he mocked a Navy belt with a bottle opener buckle. Godfrey Cambridge recalls early rejection before a Greenwich Village triumph. A NYC adviser quotes Ben Hecht on aging romance. A doctor jokes penicillin for a man who has everything.
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