Lawrence Daily Journal World full masthead info 1964
Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Saturday July 25 1964 lists staff editor W C Simons and World Company legacy. It provides publication details, pricing by carrier and mail, and circulation references for Douglas County and surrounding areas.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Perpetual War and US Policy in Viet Nam Debate
The piece questions U.S. policy in Vietnam under President Johnson and urges clear plans. It cites 159 American deaths, hundreds wounded, costs near a billion dollars, and ongoing losses with no clear winner. The author calls for 1964 campaign debate focus on ending or continuing the conflict.
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United States
Viet Nam
Johnson
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Crowds Root For Candidate, Distinguish Supporters From Extremists
The piece argues that Bobby Bakers and Birchers do not define all Johnson or Goldwater supporters as extremists. It urges voters to judge candidates by ability and philosophy, noting many decent people back both sides. It reflects on heated stadium and political passions without branding entire groups.
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Bobby Baker
Lyndon Johnson
John Birch
Barry Goldwater
Cloudy Baker
Johnson
LBJ
White House
Goldwater
Arizona
Bobby Bakers
Birchers
A Fine Promotion Sparks Lawrence Merchants Drive
The Sidewalk Bazaar drew thousands to downtown stores and shopping centers proving public enthusiasm for genuine sales events. Merchants should plan another promotion soon to sustain shopper interest and mutual benefits.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Sidewalk Bazaar Aims for More Dollar Days
The piece argues for deeper customer appeal through real sale prices to attract thousands more visitors to Lawrence. It notes rising competition for the dollar and praises sidewalk bazaars for boosting local buying. It urges businessmen to plan another event soon to keep shoppers happy.
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Lawrence
Grouper Look Still There in My Ears and Memory
A veteran tells of persistent ear blockage since February and a doctor visit that reveals nerve damage in the right ear. He recalls World War II artillery as part of his hearing history while noting an anti histamine and ongoing joke that he looks like a grouper.
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Jack Smith
Los Angeles Times
Smith
Mitty
Lawrence junior team wins seventh Second District title
The Lawrence Junior Legion baseball team captured its seventh Second District Tournament title in nine years. Art Wolf and Harold Harvey flew to Hollywood for a Centron Productions study trip. Gerald and Mrs. Hadl welcomed daughter Trudy Eleanor.
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Art Wolf
Harold Harvey
Hollywood
Centron Productions
Lawrence Junior Legion
Gerald Hadl
Trudy Eleanor
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Note
A devotional note cites I Corinthians 4 8 9 on being troubled yet not distressed and asks for divine help and strength for the day Through Christ our Lord the prayer asks for love power and adequacy to meet daily demands.
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Christ
Letters to the Editor on Lawrence pool plans and civic discourse
Readers urge a more accessible municipal pool, criticize location choices, and advocate ongoing public debate. A resident condemns class bias against University of Kansas faculty voices, stressing citizen participation and open city leadership.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Geneva Mendenhall
Ala, Sr
Kansas
Dyson
Community pool opposition cites taxes not prejudice
The letter defends residents across income levels against a proposed swimming pool, arguing taxes and home valuations burden widows and retirees. It criticizes local experts hired to raise valuations and urges focus on tax relief rather than a pool project.
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Journal-World
Hilda Enoch
California doctor leaves large trust to two cats
A physician in California reportedly left a $435,000 trust and a $35,000 home to two fifteen year old cats. The unusual bequest has drawn attention as a canine and felid beneficiary case, highlighting debates over pet inheritance and care.
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Journal-World
Journal - World
California
Homer
New Apportionment Plan To Have Little Effect
New York apportionment debate continues as states show varying timetables. Colorado and Michigan move ahead under revised plans while most states expect 1965 for changes. Courts set deadlines and remedial options as several states pursue population based schemes.
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New York
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Colorado
Michigan
Mongoloid births discussed by Dr Molner readers
Dear Dr Molner explains that mongolism a genetic defect with 47 chromosomes can run in families but may arise as a developmental freak age of mother is key factor not the father tests exist but are not conclusive at times age or genetics unclear no known prevention a mongoloid baby may occur with normal siblings readers questions answered later by Dr Molner
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Mr. Kelsall
Lawrence
Kelsall
Sir Cedric Feels the Sword Over Shoulder for a Change
Honor notes Sir Cedric Hardwicke seeking hospital care for two weeks. He jokes about the sword’s placement after knighthood while critics discuss the Queen's Honor List. Burton endures bursitis during Hamlet and improvises cognac onstage. Noel Coward writes of travel to Turkey as the English Delight.
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Cedric
Leonard Lyons
Sir Cedric Hardwicke
University Hospital
Sir Cedric
Hardwicke
Burton
Lunt & Fontanne
Noel
Coward
Turkey
New City Library Holiday Catalog Highlights 1964 Titles
The library presents Lenin biographies by THELMA HELYAR and Loutis Fisher plus Payne and Havighurst works. Also featured are Along the Ridge by Edward Streeter and Why We Cant Wait by Martin Luther King Jr. Other selections cover finance, diplomacy, urban crime, adventure, and a suite of 1960s novels from Kesey, Birmingham, Lamb, Hastings, Kesey, Hirmingham, and Gallant.
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Lenin
Loutis Fisher
Robert Payne
Walter Havighurst
Mississippi
Edward Streeter
Spain
Yugoslavia
Martin Luther Wing
Khit the Cossack
Wen Kesey
Best Sellers List Highlights Fiction and World Affairs
Publishers Weekly compiles a top sellers list featuring The Spy Who Came In From The Cold by Le Carre The Night In Lisbon by Remarque Convention by Knebel and Bailey Candy by Southern and Hoffenberg Armageddon by Uris A Moveable Feast by Hemingway The Naked Society by Packard Diplomat Among Warriors by Murphy The Invisible Government by Weiss and Ross A Tribute To John F Kennedy by Salinger and Vanocur The Torch Is Passed excluded as not widely sold.
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Hemingway
Naked Society
Packard
Murphy
Weiss & Ross
John F. Kennedy
Salinger
Vanocur
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
W. C. Simons
Grouper
Old Home Town
J.F. Ackerman
Elizabethtown
N.Y
Berniece
Wayman Adams
Tusten Ackermans
Evanston
Ill
R.A. Burch
Kansas Supreme Court
Douglas County Bar Association
C.A. Smart
Baldwin Mitchell
John Q.A. Norton
Hugh Means
L.H. Menger
Marshall Gorrill
Oscar Learnard
Frank Dodds
Jim Mitchell
J.B. Wilson
C.E. Lindley
F.W. Salveson
Ord Clingman
Raymond Rice
Thos. Harley
R.E. Melvin
John Riling
C.C. Stewart
Walter Thiele
Geo. K. Melvin
John Clark
University
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Oregon
Vermont
Dor
Joseph Molner
Philippines
Albert J
Dr. Mother
M. No
Peter O'Toole
O'Toole
Richard
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
Harper
Stephen Hirmingham
Maevis Gallant
North Woods
Rivera
Publishers’ Weekly
le Carre
Lisbon
Remarque
Knebel and Bailey
Southern and Hoffenberg
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