Lawrence Journal World Personnel and Publication Details
The Lawrence Journal World lists Dolph Simons as President and Editor with Dolph C. Simons Jr. as editor and Bill Mayer as vice president publisher. Jack Zimmerman is managing editor and Ernest Pontius W is news editor. The paper, established 1854, operates from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas with a 1964 circulation note and various subscription rates.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman Wenn
ERNEST PONTIUS _W
Leo Eller
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Castro Uses U.S. Reporter Visit to Sell Cuba
Fidel Castro hosts 36 U.S. reporters for the 26th of July celebration and a tour aimed at repairing ties with Washington. The piece notes Cuba’s economic decline, reduced sugar output, reduced foreign credit, and growing sanctions by the Organization of American States as Castro seeks U.S. dollars while denouncing imperialists.
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Bullyboy
Fidel Castro
U.S
Cuba
Castro
Cook
United States
Khrushchev
Russia
England
France
Organization of American States
Uncle Sam
Goldwater Sparks Conservative Realignment Debate
observers weigh Goldwater’s impact on the Republican Party as a potential keystone of conservatism. The 1964 election could realign party preferences, with conservatives in the North and South gaining a clear route forward under a dependable, plainspoken leader.
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Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Republican Party
Sayer
Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Harry Byrd
Jake Javits
Sen. Goldwater
Drought Relief Weather Brings Hope to Farms
The report notes a soaking rainfall of about one to one and a half inches arriving at the right time. Farmers cheer as corn crops near harvest and alfalfa pastures may benefit, boosting livestock and farm morale city dwellers acknowledge.
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Joe In
Olde Worlde image harms Britain export appeal
The Times-Post reports English worry that Britain's cherished antiquity hurts exports and tourism. Labor spokesman Lord Peddie warns a rigid tradition risks becoming a straitjacket for a trading nation. Brits fear the Old London aura may slow modernization and business progress.
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London
Times-Post
Britain
Lord Peddie
Labor Party
House of Lords
San Francisco
New York
Los Angeles
Jamaica
St. Michael’s Alley
Mickey
St. Paul’s Cathedral
England
Centennial Parade Plans Highlight Lawrence Flower Club
Old Home Town notes from 1954 show the Lawrence Flower Club meeting at Mrs. Zoe Glassmire to plan entry for the Centennial Parade and to present a program on herbs through the ages. Nearby, Mrs. Frank Evans prepares to move into 1834 Vt. St. and the Evans family shifts homes.
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Lawrence Flower Club
Zoe Glassmire
D. H. Evans
University Drive
Frank Evans
Mass. St
Charles Stoughs
Dave Evans
Will Mayo
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Wiedemann's Grill
Mass
St. John
E. E. Bayles
Frank Banks
Mobile
Ala
Santa Fe
South Park
J.G. Lowe
Lecompton
Augusta
Kan
San Francisco
Mare Island Navy Yard
Galveston
Tex
J. D. Chalfant
Hutchinson
Daily Bible Message Prayer Note
A devotional snippet cites Acts 17 27 28 RSV affirming God is near when we earnestly seek Him. It prays for the Lord to grant the will to seek and the joy of finding Him through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
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Jesus Christ
CANDIDATES DIFFER 2 Vital Campaign Areas By WALTER LIPPMANN
The Washington Post analyzes Barry Goldwater and Lyndon Johnson, noting two core divides. It contrasts nuclear showdown stance with pursuit of internal reform, framing the Cuban missile crisis as the test of will and highlighting mutual deterrence and unresolved balance of power.
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Johnson
Soviet Union
Eye involvement in a common cold and political pause
A reader asks if cold viruses can affect the eye and cause conjunctivitis while doctors note colds are a group of diseases with varied symptoms. The column also covers ovarian cysts treatment, pendulous breasts surgery, and a political comparison of Lyndon Johnson and Barry Goldwater focusing on war, peace, and national priorities.
One Potato Two Potato And Other Showbiz Tales From Cannes
Cannes festival surprise hit One Potato Two Potatoe stars Barbara Barrie and won Top Actress. Filmmakers Larry Peerce and Sam Weston built Bawalco after repeated funding rejections. Emlyn Williams may pen Miss Moffat lyrics with Mary Rodgers composing. Betty Carter album art features a reversed heart.
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Barbara Barrie
Larry Peerce
Sam Weston
Emlyn Williams
Mary Rodgers
Miss Moffat
Philip Rosenthal
Zenith Peak
Himalayas
Bing Crosby
Kathryn Crosby
Sabrina Fair
Indianapolis
Humorous Barroom Gags Target Single Women in Leap Year Jabs
Hal Boyle delivers a string of one liners about single women and dates in a New York humor column. Bar patrons tease Esmerelda the office helper with digs on being choosy age and the pursuit of romance.
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New York
Esmerelda
Joe
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W. C. Simons
By Gene Sherman
Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town
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Japan
Manchuria
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Interlandi
Movie Company
Hal Seeger
Costa Rica
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Seeger
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New
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Holllywood
Goldwyn
Betty Carter
Betty Hutton
Rome
Moscow Circus
Sports Palace
Peking Opera
Teatro Sistina
Rudolf Nureyev
Teatro del’Opera
Jules Dassin
Rififi
Harry Stradling
Dassin
Conrad Veidt
Veidt
Stradling
Jack Lemmon
Harvard
Folies Bergere
Hal Boyle
Tessie
Jim
Galahad
Jack
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