Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and details
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff list for July 22 1964 includes Dolph C Simons Jr president and editor Ernest Pontius news editor Tack Zimmerman managing editor and Bill Mayer publisher The paper established in 1854 and published daily except Sunday at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates by carrier and mail for local and national readers.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer Ween
Tack Zimmerman
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Ian
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Primary concerns rally voters ahead of Kansas election
The piece urges turnout and engagement as the Kansas primary approaches in 13 days. It notes many candidates across governorship and Douglas County races, and argues voters should study candidates, support favorites, and recognize the sacrifice involved in running. It stresses citizen responsibility for strong county and state leadership.
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Kansas
San Francisco
Atlantic City
Douglas County
Why Federal Funds Go To Odd Animal and Insect Studies
Abele of Ohio highlights unusual federal research spending including 15200 for Babylonian society, 36800 on ant behavior, 2100 on barren-ground caribou, 20600 on bird communication signals, 13700 on Madagascar social structure, and 65400 on wandering albatross ecology. He notes potential merits but questions federal government responsibility.
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Rep. Abele
Ohio
Babylonia
Madagascar
Uncanny Timing as GNP Rises Amid Convention Boost
President Johnson hailed a rising economy with the best year-to-year GNP gain in over two years and faster after tax personal income growth. He predicted the second half would be greater than the first and noted higher private employment, while noting uncanny timing with the Republican National Convention in San Francisco.
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Johnson
San Francisco
Turf a Matter Of Geography
Washington Post columnist Joseph Alsop notes lawn disease follows heat and humidity after a hot spell. He urges weekly fungicide treatment and careful watering to save blue grass as summer dormancy and drought take hold.
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Washington
Times-Post
The Lawn Dilemma and a Dyed Zoysia Debate
The author debates lawn choices amid failing blue grass and birch brown patches. Zoysia offers emerald but half-year color loss in Washington, prompting moral questions about dyed lawns and alternative ground covers.
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England
Zoysia
Washington
Kentucky
John Sherman Cooper
America
British Isles
Latin
Japan
China
Persia
India
Playground Carnival Draws 400 Children In South Park
25 years ago 1939 memories note the annual Playground Carnival drawing 400 children to South Park. Also listed: Lawrence resident Lewis Allen Phillips earning KU first Frank E. Marcy Chemical Engineering scholarship with a $500 premium.
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South Park
Lewis Allen Phillips
Lawrence
Frank E. Marcy Chemical Engineering
Douglas County
Nellie Griswold Palmer
Quantrill
Caryl Dodds
Charles Radcliffe
Gerald Hesse
Charles McCreight
C. D. Maier
Bible Message and Prayer Prompt Guidance
A devotional note references Acts 16 7 about the Spirit of Jesus blocking a mission trip to Bithynia and offers a morning prayer asking God for guidance. The prayer seeks discernment boldness and acceptance of will through Jesus.
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Bithynia
Jesus
God
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Jack Z Zimmerman recalls shifting weather tolerance from summer heat to milder spring and fall. He jokes about air conditioning and winter gas bills while noting his aging reliance on warmth and fireplaces. He ponders a misplaced Kansas thermostat and ends with a quip about sour grapes.
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Derstand
Kansas
Letter to the editor weighs in on racial tensions and swimming pool issue
Fred Kelsall argues against revisiting race related policy in Lawrence. He asserts jobs are open to blacks, warns against social integration, and criticizes university leaders while urging city officials to govern without race heated controversy.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
China
Japan
Africa
Dyson
Fred Kelsall
Lyons Den Rival Broadcasters Chase Ike In San Francisco
NBC and CBS correspondents in San Francisco competed to lure Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower to their microphones. He brushed past the reporters and moved on.
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NBC
CBS
San Francisco
Gen. Eisenhower
Difference Between a Psychiatrist and Psychoanalyst
Q and A explain that analysis is a method used by some psychiatrists and not all practitioners. A competent psychiatrist should evaluate a distressed person to decide if analysis helps, while an analyst is a psychiatrist who uses deep, long sessions. If not suitable, an analyst will say so.
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Robert Burns
L.T
Atrist
Horton Emphasizes Daily Fight in Life and Career
Hal Boyle profiles Robert Horton a rising Broadway actor. Horton ranks show business ambition as a daily battle planning goals across stage TV and night club acts. He recalls early career setbacks turning down a TV contract to pursue broader artistic work.
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New York
Robert Horton
Horton
University of Miami
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