Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal World hashes out editor and publisher roles with Dolph C. Simons Jr. as president and editor and Bill Mayer as vice president and publisher. The paper, established 1854, operates from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas with circulation rates listed for carrier and mail subscriptions.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
N.e
Tack Zgimmeralan Cosmesecuseceres
Ernest Pontius
Leo Ellerncome
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Wan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Progress in Baldwin Reaching for Civic Growth and Planning
Baldwin City, home of Baker University, sees a shift from its old prudence to growth driven by residents. New swimming pool, county lake, power and water upgrades, and many new homes mark the drive. On Aug 7 voters decide a proposed city planning and zoning levy to guide orderly expansion.
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Baldwin City
Baker University
Lawrence
Baldwin
Aoy
Planning traffic for downtown post office
City officials should begin traffic planning for the new federal building to ensure smooth vehicle flow and safe entrances and exits. Emphasizes driveways and left side mailboxes to minimize delays, noting current poor planning at 7th and N Streets with tank traps and bottlenecks.
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Federal
Lawrence
7Th
N. H.sts
Massachusetts Street
St Augustine hopes rise after civil rights clashes
In Florida's oldest city public relations efforts frame 1964 as a strong year for tourism despite civil rights protests. Officials note anticipated revenue near ten million dollars from visitors, but unrest diverted some business to other destinations.
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St. Augustine
Fla
St Augustine’s 400th Anniversary Headlines Stir Confusion
A press release from St Augustine 400th Anniversary Inc proclaims the city as the nation’s oldest city and top news story. Tourists, however, avoid headlines and flock to the Florida locale for other attractions.
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Ers
St. Augustine
West Berlin hopes to reopen Wall crossing for regular visits
After seven months of talks, a near final deal may allow West Berliners to visit relatives in East Berlin twice yearly and on major holidays, with permits issued on a 50 50 basis by East and West Berlin officials. The plan aims to curb holiday chaos while maintaining Bonn West Berlin unity amid East German hesitations.
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Berlin
Times-Post
Berlin Wall
West Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Walter Ulbricht
Bonn
Willie Brandt
Brandt
Ludwig Erhard
East
West
East Germany
Old Home Town Recalls Kansas 1954 Civic Highlights
Gov Ed Arn sought federal drought aid for Kansas while Wyandotte No 3 Masonic Lodge marked its 100th year with officers from three states attending. Lone Star Lake closed to fishing to allow stocking and a patrol ensured enforcement. Lawrence library history noted growth from 350 subscribers to 6 000 volumes aided by Carnegie funding and local donors.
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Ed Arn
Kansas
Masonic Lodge
Wyandotte No. 3
Grand Lodge
Missouri
Oklahoma
Board of County Commissioners
Lone Star Lake
Jerome Beatty
Nettie Palmer
Lawrence
Peter Emery
Andrew Carnegie
George Grosvenor
Palmer
A. Henley
Eldridge House
Hannah Oliver
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Edward Everett Hale
William H. Seward
Horace Greeley
Mary Longenecker
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A brief devotional quotes Isaiah 40 29 31 RSV about God giving power to the faint and renewing strength for those who wait on the Lord. A concluding prayer asks God to be refuge and strength, to help think clearly and act rightly for Jesus sake.
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Jesus
Eat a Good Breakfast Beltsville pamphlets raise eyebrow
Pamphlet list from the U S Department of Agriculture compiles 127 titles on topics from controlling chunch bugs to drying eggs. The column mocks some items as unnecessary and jokingly questions a Beltsville energy save design and possible conflicts of interest.
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Big Brother
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S.D.A
Beltsville
Dialogue does good in tackling pool funding debate
The editor thanks the Saturday Column for its analysis of the pool issue. The letter argues that opposition to swimmers grows weaker as perspective rises, condemns tax fears as unfounded, and asserts Lawrence prospers with its amenities and university culture drawing industry and residents alike. Harry Compton, 832 La. St.
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Borgia
Lawrence
Gutsville
Arizona
Kansas
California
Florida
Objections to Tax Increases Foreshadow Pool Bond Fight
A letter to the Journal World argues against a swimming pool bond, noting residents would pay about three dollars yearly for ten years. The writer supports J. T. Bogin Jr. in opposing the bond, calling the project unnecessary and costly and urging tax discipline. The letter frames a broader stance on public spending and “drawing the line.”
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Journal World
J. T. Bogin Jr
Lawrence
Mr. Bogin
Tunney Club Neighbor Seeks Water For Greenwich Golf
Gene Tunney and companions built a golf club in Greenwich near Mal Deitch’s Green Hills. After discovering the greens lacked water, Deitch had just installed a large reservoir and sprinkling system. An officer from Tunney’s club introduced himself and asked to borrow two million cups of water. Finance note: Marty Rilt, a film director, is being sued.
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Gene Tunney
Greenwich
Mal Deitch
Green Hills
Tunney
Greens
Deitch
Film suit over contract breach and theatre arrivals noted
The article reports a $700,000 breach of contract suit linked to 20th Century-Fox. Ritt’s mother comments on the dispute. Arrivals include Robert Harris taking over Emlyn Williams' role in The Deputy.
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20Th Century-Fox
Ritt
Robert Harris
Emlyn Williams
Richard Harris
Clarifying Polio Vaccines And Ear Ring Reactions
Readers seek guidance on polio vaccines and ear ring rash. Either oral or injected vaccines are effective. no clear superiority, and no harm choosing one. Other letters discuss possible metal sensitivity to nickel and TB skin test interpretation.
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K. L
Hal Boyle Looks At The Downfall Of Suggestion Boxes
A humorous survey notes suggestion boxes once promised input and morale boosts but devolved into vents for gossip complaints and gripes. From gum and carbon paper to anonymous notes about raises and cafeteria pie, the box becomes a safety valve for employee steam.
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Smarty
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