Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details
Lawrence Journal World masthead lists Dolph Simons as president and editor with D C Simons jr, Bill Mayer as vice president publisher, Tack Zimmerman managing editor, Ernest Pontius news editor, Leo Eller advertising manager, WW C Simons editor. Published daily since 1854 at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates 35 cents weekly 18.20 yearly carrier, 8 or 11 per year mail locals and 11 per year elsewhere. June 4 1964 edition marked.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Tack
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Lawrence Horse Show Saved Through Civic Effort
Lawrence residents organized to keep the four day Lawrence Horse Show alive after American Legion officials planned to discontinue sponsorship. Proceeds will go to charity as entries from multiple states visited the Douglas County 4H Fairgrounds for the June 25 to 28 event. Local businessmen pledged strong support to ensure an all time attendance record and a top quality show.
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American Legion
Lawrence
Douglas County
Supreme Court Voids Washington Loyalty Oaths
The Supreme Court invalidated two Washington loyalty oaths for public officials and teachers by a 7-2 vote, ruling them too vague to meet constitutional standards. The decision notes states may safeguard public service but must define disloyalty clearly for officials to know what is prohibited.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Washington
U. S
Supreme Court
Dangerous Riddle Insiders Question Johnson Vietnam Strategy
Insiders in the Johnson administration admit the war in South Vietnam is going badly and prospects for near term improvement look bleak. Analysts warn of a growing Southeast Asia nightmare in an election year and discuss new approaches such as widening the war into North Vietnam or integrating U.S. troops with South Vietnamese units.
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Johnson
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
North Viet Nam
Washington
Korea
Toa
Dilemma Faces Johnson on Southeast Asia Policy
The text debates whether South Vietnam may collapse again and if the U.S. should withdraw or continue influence. It notes skepticism among officials and Asians, concerns over prestige, and the pressure on President Johnson and advisors to present effective policy amid an election year.
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U.S
Southeast Asia
West
Johnson
Washington
McNamara and Co
Southern editor Patterson envisions end of discrimination in the South first
Eugene Patterson of the Atlanta Constitution, new Civil Rights Commission appointee, says final good faith settlements of racial conflicts will occur in the South before elsewhere. He notes integration in buses, libraries and theaters brings relief in Georgia and that segregation is no longer a major political or religious force there. He cautions pockets of racism remain and that a long path to equality continues, while suggesting the North shares similar prejudices.
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South
Eugene Patterson
The
Atlanta Constitution
Patterson
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Georgia
North
Lawrence News Highlights from 1954 Kansas Events
Skipper Williams won the Kansas State Trapshoot open championship at Wichita with a perfect 16 yard score. The first Methodist sermon in Kansas was re-enacted near Lawrence and Baldwin residents celebrated a centennial. A nylon hose model drew attention amid competition with Japanese silk. 86 women golfers from six clubs played at Lawrence with Ruth Hoover as low medalist. Lawrence schools approved a 10790 maintenance budget. KU athletic association hosted a farewell dinner for athletes with 62 present. Lawrence figures William Rice and Tusten Ackerman served on the student board. New York City toyed with car parking limits to ease traffic. H G Davis, re-elected Kansas colored Elks president, presided over a 900-strong meeting.
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Skipper Williams
Wichita
Kansas
Kibbee Cabin
Lawrence
Baldwin
Lawrence Club
Ruth Hoover
Board of Education
University Athletic Association
William Rice
Tusten Ackerman
New York City
H. G. Davis
Kansas State Association of Colored Elks
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A devotional note cites II Corinthians 9 6 urging generous sowing and harvest. It asks for grateful hearts to joyously and unreservedly devote lives and resources to God’s kingdom in prayer to Jesus Christ.
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Jesus
Beginning of the Goldwater drama in the Republican Party
Lipmann argues Goldwater’s California win signals a party rift between moderates and the right. Eisenhower’s stance complicates a united stance, with risk of rightward capture if moderates fail to rally. The piece foresees potential realignment as Johnson could gain if Goldwater leads the ticket.
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Eisenhower
New York Herald Tribune
California
Roscoe Drummond
Cen
Ter
Goldwater
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Johnson
Scranton
Arizonan Has Foot in Door And Won't Be Easy to Beat
Senator Barry Goldwater appears poised for the Republican nomination after his California victory adds delegates and a psychological edge. The GOP faces internal splits as conservatives test their influence, with a Jim-like choice between liberal and conservative paths shaping the fall race.
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Washington
Times - Post
Barry Goldwater
California
Goldwater
GOP
San Francisco
Johnson
Arizona
Reply to Editorial on Academic Freedom by Kansas University Professor
Richard B. Dyson of Kansas University argues that the Tulsa editorials misinterpret Machlup and Carmichael. He defends professors against charges of irresponsibility, stresses balance between administrators and teachers, and says defending intellectual freedoms requires active support against calls to purge curricula.
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Tulsa
Machlup and Carmichael
Jones
Journal-World
Richard B. Dyson
Kansas University
Celebrity chatter and showbiz notes from Leonard Lyons
Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor dined with Rabbi Max Nussbaum who married Eddie Fisher. LBJ may appoint a woman to lead a major post, Mrs. Robert Kintner. Jack Lemmon eyed for Broadway in The Hawk Is Humming. Jack Warner and Frederick Loewe vow to quit gambling on the Riviera. Fred Astaire and Barrie Chase to dance for Bob Hope on TV. Mrs. Levi Eshkol gifted LBJ’s wife archaic treasures. Tom Watson Jr showed IBM’s new ultra fast computer to Walter Reuther. Paul Anka teamed with Sammy Cahn for his cafe act. Jack E Leonard to star in Jerry Lewis film.
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Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Downey’s
Max Nussbaum
Eddie Fisher
LBJ
Robert Kintner
NBC
Jack Lemmon
George Mendoza
Jack Warner
Frederick Loewe
Riviera
Fred Astaire
Barrie Chase
Bob Hope
Chrysler
Levi Eshkol
Israel
Tom Watson Jr
Walter Reuther
IBM
Paul Anka
Frankie Avalon
Sammy Cahn
Cahn
Anka
Jack E. Leonard
Jerry Lewie
Rapid pulse not a threat to longevity says doctor
Doctor notes rapid heart rate often stems from nervous stress and is common during exams for insurance or jobs. Regular readings may normalize as you settle with your physician. there is no need to slow daily activities or worry about life length based on this condition.
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Air Corps
Army
Goldwater Victory in California Boosts Supporters
Goldwater wins California primary aided by volunteers who distributed literature and mobilized voters. Rockefeller faces criticism over anti Goldwater propaganda while his personal life drawing attention, and Knowland network helped organize the campaign.
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Goldwater
California
Richard Kleindienst
Arizonian
William Knowland
Arizona
Kleindienst
Republican Party
Rockefeller
Oregon
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