Lawrence Daily Journal World Personnel and Pricing Note
A transcription of staff roles and publishing details for the Lawrence Daily Journal World including editors names and contact lines, publication days and pricing schemes. The note lists Dolph Simmons as president and editor, with Bill Mayer as publisher, Tack Zimmeralan as managing editor, Ernest Pontius as news editor, and Leo Eller as advertising manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simmons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Tack Zimmeralan
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Regains Full Accreditation
The Joint Commission restored Lawrence Memorial Hospital to full accreditation after a probationary year cited for nine technical deficiencies. Officials say public notice aimed to inform taxpayers and emphasize that patient care quality remains strong and improvements are underway.
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Joint Commission On Accreditation of
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Commission
Lawrence
Rodger Johnson
Lawrence Hospital
Nixon shines at GOP convention amid 1968 candidate talk
Nixon drew strong applause at the GOP Convention, prompting some observers to imagine him as the 1968 presidential nominee if Goldwater falters. He is seen as a capable GOP figure despite past defeats including his California governor bid and the 1960 presidential race.
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Richard M. Nixon
John Kennedy
Nixon
Edmund Brown
California
Barry Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
Press Critics Split on Convention Coverage
Gov William Scranton voiced mild irritation at press coverage of himself after his GOP presidential bid while Sen Barry Goldwater applauded press portrayal of his campaign. President Eisenhower enjoyed notable media support as a TV commentator, even as Birchers and their allies faced sharp press criticism at the convention.
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William Scranton
Eisenhower
White House
Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Ike
John Birch Society
Birchers
Reporters See Bias at San Francisco Convention
Attendees say reporters from major papers lean Democratic, shaping coverage at the convention and affecting reactions. Several in attendance judge this bias fair and influential in reporting.
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Ganized
San Francisco
Democratic Party
KPL Cuts Rates in Lawrence Area Savings Cited
The Kan sas Power and Light company lowers rates for Lawrence area customers with August implementation. Average residential savings amount to about 2.61 dollars per year, following prior savings of 8 dollars in 1960 and 1.50 dollars earlier this year. President Balfour Jeffrey and staff are praised for improving service alongside lower costs.
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Kansas Power and Light
Lawrence
KPL
Balfour Jeffrey
Attacks On The Press And Free Speech Debate
A scribe argues for a robust free press under the First Amendment, praising public discourse while denouncing the hostile taunts toward columnists seen at a San Francisco gathering. The piece cites Dwight Eisenhower and Lyndon Johnson disfavoring columnists to illustrate political rancor toward opinion writers.
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United States
Republic
Old Home Town Highlights From Ages Past
A retrospective column recalls 10 and 25 and 40 years ago entries. Billie Rebecca Loflin of Fredonia married Lt. Charles Francis Scanlan. Mrs Worthy Harr hosted reunions with friends from Oklahoma Texas Venezuela and Troy Kan.
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Billie Rebecca Loflin
W. H. Loflin
Fredonia
Charles Francis Scanlan
Frank Scanlan
Worthy Harr
Oklahoma
Texas
Venezuela
Troy
Kan
Bud Hanna
Chi Galloway
Gene Glahn
George Wetzel
KU Law School
Fred Moreau
Martha's Vineyard
William Burdick
Whither shall I go from thy spirit in prayer
Psalm 139 7 10 passage quoted and a prayer praising faith and God’s presence. The text frames divine omnipresence and seeks victory through faith in Christ the Savior. It offers a devotional message suitable for daily meditation.
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Christ
Goldwater Faces Hard Campaign Against Johnson
Goldwater, newly named Republican nominee, faces a daunting November race against Lyndon Johnson. Analysts note Democratic advantages, including Johnson’s popularity, while Goldwater’s camp cites latent conservative support that could yield sufficient electoral votes for victory.
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Goldwater
Johnson
South
George Wallace
Alabama
Maryland
Wisconsin
Indiana
Neighbors Plea Over Dogs And City Ordinance
A letter to the Journal-World from Clayton Stone of Utah Street complains about roaming dogs damaging trees and asks neighbors to obey a city ordinance requiring dogs be fenced or tied from April to September. He warns of possible drastic measures but offers to refrain if dogs are secured as required.
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Mount Oread
Wakarusa Valley
Pleasant Grove Hills
Clayton Stone
Utah St
Eva Gabor Meets President at White House Tea
Eva Gabor and her husband Dick Brown visited the White House for a tea hosted by LBJ's sister. Gabor lightly teased the president asking how he does, noting he looks better off TV. The meeting occurred during a social visit with the First Family.
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Eva Gabor
LBJ
White House
Miss Gabor
President Darling
Dick Brown
Bobbett
Presi
Canker Sores May Respond to Smallpox Vaccination
A reader recalls relief from persistent canker sores after a series of smallpox vaccinations given in 1943 and 1944 by an Air Force hospital doctor and a company physician. The writer notes varied responses among others and questions why the shots help, suggesting possible viral or allergic causes.
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Air Force
Oklahoma
B.J.B. T
Paradise
Max Catto
Captain van Eyck
Pacific
Tension Mounts in Mississippi Town of Port Gibson
Port Gibson Mississippi, 3000 residents, sits between Vicksburg and Natchez where segregation persists. White residents fear a changing order as Negroes sense possible voting power, while interracial life exists in proximity yet without social mixing.
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Port Gibson
Miss
Adams County
Market St
Fair St
Church St
Planters
Piggly Wiggly Market
New City Library 1964 Books Preview
A catalog-style list introduces four against Everest by Woodrow Wilson Sayre and AMERICANS ON EVEREST by James Ramsey Ullman, highlighting different expedition tones. It covers The Invisible Government by Wise and Joss, The Sea by Craig Phillips, and The Giants and the Gorgers by Lee Allen with varied literary profiles.
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Woodrow Wilson Sayre
Everest
Norman G. Dyhrenfurth
James Ramsey Ullman
Mr. Sayre
Giants
Lee Allen
East River
Mr. Allen
Erick Cross
Johnson
Frank O'Connor
Eric Cross
Jim Hunter
BU Stock
Charity Blackstock
Society of London
Duke of Sutherland
John Masters
Monomoy
Ono
R. V. Cassill
Royce Morgan
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Republican Party
Lyndon Johnson
Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town
Will Johns
FBI
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Mayfield
Calif
School of Education
Luke Parsons
John Brown
GAR
Salina
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Times Post
der Spiegel
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Mr. Johnson
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New York
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Ilinois
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Nelson Rockefeller
Thomas E. Dewey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
Los Angeles News Service
Journal-World
Darling Too
Maurice Thorez
Boulanger
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Joseph Molner
State of Washington
Old Mississippi Town
By Thomas R. Kendricks
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
Wellford College
Janes
Farrell
Midwest
Zeke
Anne Daniels
Elizabeth Taylor
Taylor
Publishers Weekly
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President Kennedy
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