Lawrence Daily Journal World personnel and details
Lawrence Daily Journal World, a daily published by World Company since 1854, lists staff including Dolph Simons Sr editor and publisher, Bill Mayer managing editor, Jack Zimmerman news editor, Ernest Pontius news editor, and Leo Eller advertising manager. Rates shown: 35 cents weekly carrier, 18.20 yearly local, 11 yearly elsewhere.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons SR
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
the World Company
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Associated Press
Lipmann on Goldwater campaign risks and race politics
Walter Lippmann assesses Goldwater's path to the 1964 GOP nomination. He notes delegates favor Goldwater but primary strength is limited and warns that the party risks a bitter race by appealing to white backlash and immigrant groups. The piece argues rational campaigning is needed to defend democratic ideals. Washington Post News Service
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Europe
Arthrit is and bone degeneration explained for readers
The column explains that arthritis and bone degeneration are broad terms covering many conditions. Osteoarthritis is degenerative arthritis from wear on joints, while osteoporosis is loss of bone calcium. Treatment varies by type, from rest and medications for rheumatoid or gouty arthritis to antibiotics for infectious arthritis.
What Will He Say at the Republican Convention Tonight
The article forecasts Barry Goldwater's acceptance speech as the pivotal moment of the convention. It notes public uncertainty about his stance and leadership, contrasts his conservative philosophy with liberal critics, and weighs questions about experience, temperament, and the impact on America's future.
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Barry Goldwater
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San Francisco
America
Sam Salz
Eastman Kodak
Salz
James MacArthur
Dove Shary
Danny Meehan
Bon Soir
Alfred Ryder
Central Park
Ryder
Really the Same This significant evaluation from Detroit Free Press
The piece criticizes government rhetoric and taxpaying citizens as essentially the same, arguing that officials claim distance between government and people. It laments a disconnect from taxpayers and urges accountability and shared identity between rulers and those they govern.
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Detroit Free Press
Washington
Self-Defense Case Sparks Debate Over Switchblade Use
A New York grand jury declined to indict a 27 year old secretary who used a switchblade to defend herself against a would be rapist. The piece notes public anger at her arrest for possession and discusses broader fears about women carrying weapons in the city.
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New York
New York Area
Elusive GOP Establishment Remains Hidden in San Francisco
In San Francisco delegates and GOP luminaries probe the elusive Establishment as conservatives clash with insiders. They locate hints in trade views and the influence of Wall Street, the Monongahela and Ohio regions, and the Chamber of Commerce while noting the 1964 platform's cautious stance toward expanded trade with communist nations.
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San Francisco
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Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D.C
GOP
Moon is Blue ban ruling noted by Kansas judge
Judge Harry Miller of Wyandotte County District Court ruled the 1917 law governing the Kansas Board of Censors had no authority to ban the film The Moon is Blue. He did not decide on the board’s constitutionality.
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Wyandotte County District Court
Kansas Board of Censors
Claude Harris
Marion Tuttle
T. J. Leasure
Alaska
Laura Neiswanger
KU Watson Library
Ilse Wilhelmi
Ohio State University Library
Lawrence
American Library Association
Don Hults
Watkins
Malotts
University
Kansas
Holtke
Winfield
Today's Bible Message
Blessed is the man whose strength is in thee and whose heart holds Zion's paths. They pass weeping valleys and turn them into springs. A prayer asks for patience courage and guidance as believers walk through worldly need and hardship in the Lord's name.
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Zion
King of Glory
Lord of Hosts
Writer-Artist Beatle Member Has a Good Eye for Business
John Lennon a writer-artist Beatle with sharp business sense as he ponders selling a Ford car bought two years ago and wonders if shipping it to New York could fetch a higher price. The column also notes various showbiz moves and social anecdotes.
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John Lennon
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Tetanus Dangers Highlight Need for Immunization
The AMA warns tetanus is deadly with a 60 percent fatality in full cases. Spores in soil can infect via small wounds. immunity fades over years and booster shots are needed. Babies and troops have vaccination but three fourths of adults remain unprotected, risking more outbreaks.
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Medical Assa
United States
AMA
Hal Boyle on the Super Americans in advertising
Hal Boyle contemplates a TV world of super Americans where every problem has an advertised cure and happiness follows a purchase. He catalogs familiar ads from soap to girdles, noting the optimistic, dreamlike portrait of consumer comfort and easy fixes.
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New York
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