Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and date
The page lists staff titles for the Lawrence Daily Journal-World including President Editor Dolph CG Simons Jr Vice President Publisher Bill Mayer Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Eller and Business Manager with publication details and rates for July 30 1964. It notes established 1854 and mentions circulation and Associated Press membership.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph CG. Simons JR
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Ww. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Wan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Setting an Example for Lawrence Neatness and Civic Pride
An editorial urges Lawrence residents to maintain city beauty through tidy homes, clean parks, and well kept streets. It cites neglect around City Hall’s north park and urges city leadership to set a pattern of care to inspire residents.
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Lawrence
New York Times Survey on Negro Attitudes in Harlem and Brooklyn
The Times questioned 190 randomly chosen Negro residents, finding mixed views on causes of inequality, with many blaming whites yet noting internal issues. Most cite unemployment, housing, schools and rents as major problems while fearing crime within the community. A sizable minority see some violence as inevitable, while most oppose violence as a tactic.
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The
New York Times
Harlem
Brooklyn
Martin Luther King Jr
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
New York City
South
North
Race relations tone cited in New York Times report
The message notes a small percentage of Negroes reject violence even in strife torn New York and prefer Rev King to militant leaders. It praises whites and Negroes who promote peace while admitting whites and Negroes write a dismal chapter.
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New York
Rev. King
New York Times
America
Guessing On Deep Choice
Charles M. Roberts surveys possible vice presidential picks for President Johnson as speculation swirls. The piece lists seven names including Kennedy and Humphrey, weighing age, experience, and regional political impact ahead of the Atlantic City nominating convention.
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Washington
Times-Post
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Atlantic City
Barry M. Goldwater
William E. Miller
Miller
Robert F. Kennedy
Buchanan
James C. Breckinridge
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
McCarthy
Humphrey
Robert S. McNamara
Defense
Adlai E. Stevenson
R. Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Old Home Town Highlights From 1954 1939 and 1889 Events
Glimpse of local history notes from Douglas County Kansas includes Bob McFarland’s 80 year old gun collection with 40 items including an 1837 musket and a Quantrill era piece, Leavenworth teen Joan Gavin among six prettiest schoolgirls, and a 1939 county schools superintendent change. It also recalls the 1889 bakery move, brome grass trials, and the 1924 Farm Bureau and Kansas Electric Power Co. milestone with a 1200 light sign debut.
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Bob McFarland
Route 2
Kansas
McFarland
Quantrill
Joan Gavin
Leavenworth
Clifford Dean
Douglas County
W. L. Anderson
11Th
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Drakes
Farm Bureau
Kansas Electric Power Co
7Th and
Mass. Sts
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
The text quotes Psalm 42 verse 2 and asks when the soul may behold God. The prayer asks for the blessing of finding God in humble service and for religion to be a ministry of love through works, in Jesus name.
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God
Jesus
Negroes Must Cooperate Too For Civil Peace
A Washington Post analysis argues that Civil Peace hinges on cooperation between established Negro leaders and younger, unemployed Black people amid riots. It warns against using force alone and urges redress of grievances to restore trust in public authorities.
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Harlem
National Guard
Federal Army
Republican Party
San Francisco
Gov. Wallace
Sen. Goldwater
United States
Weshington Post News Service
Mrs Dickey Protests Yankees Fans In Old Timers Game Tale
Leonard Lyons notes Mrs Dickey reacts to anti Yankee rooting at the Old Timers game. She recounts how she would taunt a losing lawyer’s wife to show her feelings. The column then moves through a collage of society notes from mid 1960s New York events and personalities.
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Brill Dickey
Yankees
Shor
Alf
Odds of a Perfect Bridge Hand Cited in Letter
Editor notes that a bridge hand containing four Aces four Kings four Queens and a Jack has probability exactly one in 153 353 389 9 hundred. The letter presents a playful glance at unlikely card combinations.
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Journal-World
Penicillin Allergy Tests and Gasoline Sniffing Guidance
Dr Molner discusses penicillin allergy testing and the measles vaccine contents with a mother, advising intradermal tests and noting risk in a case of suspected penicillin sensitivity. He warns gasoline sniffing in a 9 year old as a dangerous habit and suggests locking gasoline tanks and supervising access to prevent inhalation.
Dieting and Friendship: The Fat Man Dilemma
Hal Boyle notes science has not studied dieting and friendship. A hypothetical Alfred yo-yos from 217 to 172 pounds, facing bemused friends who mock his weight loss, prompting a cynical hunt for social comfort and a final bite of indulgence.
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New York
Science
Alfred
Alf
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
Times
By Charles M. Roberts
Goldwater
Washington Post News Service
Old Home Town
By Walter Lippmann
Leonard Lyons
Curtis Roosevelt
Fdr
Jaime Laredo
Lewisohn
Bolivia
Hayley Mills
David Sarnoff
Corey Ford
Ford
Milton Berle
Grand Order of Eagles
Denver
City of Hope
Secret Service
LBJ
Lynn Redgrave
Tony Richardson
Joy Hodges
Nan
Cy Walker
Miss Hodges
Miss Walker
George Baxt
Joy
Jane Wyman
Hollywood
Salvador Dali
Nunnally Johnson
N.Y
Herman Mankiewicz
Mankiewicz
Joseph
Cleopatra
Joe Mankiewicz
California
Joseph Molner
Hal Boyle
Interlandi
GOP
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