Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and details
Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead dated Tuesday July 14 1964 lists staff roles and offices. DOLPH C Simons Jr president editor, BILL MAYER publisher, JACK ZIMMERMAN managing editor, ERNEST PONTIUS news editor, LEO ELLER advertising manager, W C Simons editor emeritus. Publication date shown with office location in Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons , JR
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman Cane
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence, Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Moscow denounces Republican platform as belligerent
The Soviet press blasts the Republican platform calling it a sacred war against communism and the program of American imperialism. It labels the GOP as extreme and insane, while noting such harsh criticism from Moscow signals the document’s strong impact on the free world.
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Republican Party
Moscow
Russia
United States
Scranton Eyes Convention Not Coronation in GOP Race
Gov. William Scranton believes the Republican convention in San Francisco should offer choice over a Goldwater led coronation. He signals possible concession after Goldwater appears set to win on the first ballot, while questioning how good men enter and stay in politics after crushing defeats.
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Pennsylvania
William Scranton
GOP
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Scranton
Goldwater
William Miller
Goildwater
America
Criticism of Eisenhower as a party leader grows
The piece argues criticism of President Eisenhower for not endorsing a Republican candidate is overstated. It states a leader should stay aloof from pre election scraps to avoid damaging the party and should offer leadership only when the main campaign begins.
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Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Television Mania Sparks Debate Over Event Coverage
A public discussion centers on the dangers of extensive television coverage of a major event, focusing on media influence, viewer fatigue, and the balance between information and sensationalism. Stakeholders include broadcasters, policymakers, and the event organizers.
Television coverage of San Francisco convention costs seven point five million
National Convention coverage inflates the event to justify a huge investment. Producers push to create stories, shaping viewer perception that newsmen promote stories instead of reporting events. Television officials err by turning conventions into a spectacle rather than chronicling what happens.
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San Francisco
Edna Coerver Guides Goldwater at GOP Convention
Edna Coerver, 64, longtime executive secretary and office manager for Sen. Barry Goldwater, is a trusted confidante who tracks his every move at the Republican National Convention. She knows him since youth, keeps his appointment list, and notes his independent voting stance despite supporters presses. Washington Post News Service.
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San Francisco
Times-Post
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Edna Coerver
Senate
Edna
Barry
Senator
KU Law Bequest, Drought, and Local Happenings in 1954
The KU School of Law received a 71000 donation from L M Gensman to be used without scholarships. Douglas County suffered drought with damaged corn and a 117 degree heat wave caused power failures. The passing of public health pioneer Dr Samuel Crumbine is noted along with campus expansion and oil drilling activity west of Lone Star. Patriotic Day at the Douglas County Fair may be turned over to the Ku Klux Klan as marches and speeches are planned.
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KU School of Law
L. M. Gensman
Oklahoma
Gensman
Kansas
Lawrence
Douglas County
Samuel Crumbine
New York City
Kansas Board of Health
Campus Union
Lou Griffith
Lone Star
N.E. Kansas Exploratory Co
Chicago
Point O’ Pines
Campus
Missouri Street
C. B. Hosford
M. T. Sadler
Olin Templin
Douglas County Fair
Bible Message Prayer for Larger Life and Service
A devotional piece urges openness to influences that enlarge and ennoble us. It prays for deeper understanding and broader service through Jesus' name, invoking Psalm 31:8.
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Jesus
Goldwater Victory Sparks Unconditional Surrender Call
Walter Lippmann argues Sen. Barry Goldwater dominates the Republican convention and seeks to force surrender of moderates and Eisenhower veterans. He traces shifts since Taft and Eisenhower, criticizing Goldwater’s platform as a purge of old party principles while praising the new movement to rebuild a party aligned with his vision.
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Sen. Goldwater
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New York
California
Washington Post News Service
Eisenhowers Split by GOP Picks Amid Campaign Rift
In San Francisco a split within political families emerges as John Eisenhower contemplates a vice presidential bid and Clare Booth Luce faces speaking constraints. Goldwater supporters clash with bejeweled party figures while actress Irene Dunne fronts a high profile luncheon scene at the Fairmont Hotel.
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San Francisco
Times- Post
Eisenhower
John
Scranton
Texas
Eisenhowers
Clare Booth Luce
Henry
Goldwater
Mrs. Luce
Irene Dunne
California
Fairmont Hotel
Pearl Buck Launches Fathers Anonymous for Korean- American Offspring
Nobel winner Pearl Buck dedicates the summer to a Fathers Anonymous project aiding Korean children fathered by American soldiers. She aims to move GIs to contribute to the cause. Actress Hermione Gingold stars Oh Dad Poor Dad at Mineola Playhouse and jokes about aging. Rudolph Bing dines with Met colleagues and hints at Mourning Becomes Elektra at the Met.
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Pearl Buck
Hermione Gingold
Mineola Playhouse
Miss Gingold
Bing
Mme. Callas
Electra
The
Met
Ear infections and treatments discussed by Dear Dr Mother
A reader asks about chronic middle ear infection and mastoid involvement, with repeated drainage and surgery as possible. The doctor explains why antibiotics may fail, the role of mastoid infection, and when radical surgery is needed. Also covers otitis externa fungal cases and the value of persistent treatment. A birthmark removal question leads to guidance on plastic surgery referrals. Encephalitis defined as brain inflammation with variable prognosis and links to other diseases.
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S. B
Hal Boyle on The Machine Age Ordeals
Hal Boyle reflects on the machine age and widespread gadget unease. He recalls personal struggles with common devices and the need to rely on others, noting small victories like toggling a gas stove and using a TV set under supervision.
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Oak Room
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Europe
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