Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
Lawrence Kansas June 3 1964 issue notes staff roles including President and Editor Dolph Simmons Publisher Dolph C Simon Managing Editor Tack Zimmerman News Editor Ernest Eas Advertising Manager Leo Eller and Business Manager. published daily except Sunday by World Company with rate cards and postal info.
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Dolph Simmons
Dolph C. Simon Bill Mayer
Tack Zimmerman
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Lawrence City Manager Horn to resign for Chicago post
Harold Horn announced his resignation as city manager of Lawrence to take a position with the International City Managers Association in Chicago. The move surprises residents as Horn has been credited with solid governance and Lawrence seeks a high standards search for a capable successor.
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Harold Horn
Lawrence
International City Managers Association
Horn
Chicago
Californias GOP Faces Wounds and Organizing Strength
The California Republican primary highlights lingering rifts from the Goldwater Rockefeller split and shows Goldwater building a strong field organization. Observers note potential trouble for November if wounds remain and some Rockefeller backers abstain. Party unity may emerge after the July convention with shifting loyalties.
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California
Golden State
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Arizona
Eisenhower
GOP
Lyndon Johnson
Bobby Kennedy Eyes Next Political Move After Justice Dept
Washington buzz centers on Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy leaving the Justice Department before year’s end. Possible paths include running mate for President Johnson, a Senate challenge to Kenneth Keating in New York, or a 1966 Massachusetts gubernatorial bid. Kennedy will not commit to any option.
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Washington
Robert Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
Justice Department
Bobby
Johnson
New York
Kenneth Keating
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Kennedy’s Path to VP Depends on Johnson’s Wish
The piece argues that young Kennedy’s Vice Presidential role hinges more on President Johnson’s wishes than public opinion. It notes a possible focus on leading the Kennedy clan while Bobby may act only informally in politics, yet insiders expect the energetic figure to stay active in public life.
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Johnson
Kennedy
Bobby
Shrinking American Jewish Population Warns of Decline
Irving Kristol notes in the London Observer transmitted by Times-Post Leased Wire that the American Jewish community faces a shrinking future due to a birth rate about 25 percent below Catholic and 20 percent below Protestant rates. Intermarriage rises with education and urbanization, with about 20 percent of third generation Jews intermarrying and 70 percent of mixed marriages producing non Jewish offspring.
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New York
Times-Post
United States
American Jewish Committee
U. S
Illinois University
Harvard
California
Chicago
KU Commencement Changes Historic Nursing Cap and Gown
A 10 year ago note recalls KU nursing graduates donning cap and gown for the first time replacing white uniforms as Law School graduates cheered. Massachusetts Street blocked for Centennial Preview with old Lawrence displays and evening square dancing signaling a campus anniversary mood.
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Law School
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
W. D. Lyons
Kansas
Edwin Smith
Twin Mounds
Elizabeth Watkins
University
Endowment Association of
Dick Williams
Hugh Means
Raymond Rice
Jimmy” Green
KU Law School
Daniel Chester French
Haskell Association
Bible Message and Prayer Invitation
Verse and prayer text focus on following Jesus and becoming fishers of men. Includes Mark 1 17 quotation and a solicitous prayer asking for guidance peace power and love to serve others. Congregational devotion prompt concludes with Amen.
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Father
Jesus
National Phobia for Health By Jack Zimmerman
The column argues the public is confused by wellness scares from cholesterol to polyunsaturated fats and exercise. It notes federal action over fat labeling and the mixed medical messages causing worry about health choices and personal risk.
Scranton Seen as Darkhorse Lying in Wait for the GOP
Joseph Alsop notes Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania pursues a non-candidacy strategy aided by Project 64 to court convention delegates in Illinois and other states. Scranton hopes to deny Goldwater a clean win, possibly drawing second-ballot support and boosting Nixon as a rival. The plan hinges on state-by-state organizing and delegate sentiment ahead of the San Francisco convention.
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Scranton
Darkhorse
Washington
Times - Post
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Barry Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Commercial Club
Thomas McCabe
Scott Paper Company
Bill Scranton
Illinois Republic Party
Illinois
Philadelphia
Lawrence Coughlin
Saul, Remick, Ewing and Saul
Coughlin
Craig Truax
Ghasiss B. Pescy
Sen. Goldwater
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Wiseacres
Gov
Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Oregon
Nixon
Sen
Thomas Kuchel
Nehru Reflections and Health Notes From Conference
Juxtapositions of Jawaharlal Nehru's 17 years in jail surface as he speaks of self improvement and deep thinking. Margot Barkham’s observer notes describe him as a “God-botherer” lost in clouds, while writer Harvey Breit recalls Nehru’s jail writing quip and a suggestion of jail as creative space. His sister laments he has no rest and worries about his health and finances since Britain left India.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
U.S.A
America
Margot Barkham
Nehru
Harvey ‘Breit
Ford Foundation
India
Varicose Veins Supportive Hosiery and Advice
Reader asks if elastic hose prevent varicose veins at age 22. Doctor says hosiery helps slow progression and relief. movement and leg elevation also advised. Another letter discusses nasal polyps and allergy testing, with caution on repeated removals. A note on sterilization emphasizes serious medical reasons after multiple pregnancy losses.
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J. P
Items of Gratitude In Trouble Times
Hal Boyle reflects on simple pleasures as sources of gratitude amid a troubled era. Vivid vignettes cover summer foods, family scenes, pets, air conditioning, and small urban moments, ending with a nostalgic nod to a child’s wonder and a morning lawnmower.
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Hal Boyle
Mt. Fujiyamas
Timbuktu
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