Lawrence Journal World Staff and Publication Details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff roles with President and Editor Yolph C. Simons Jr and Vice President Publisher Till Mayer. Managing Editor Ack Zimmerman News Editor Janest Pontius Advertising Manager Jo Eller Business Manager. Established 1854. Published daily except Sunday by The World Company Lawrence Kansas. Inscription rates: carrier 35 cents weekly, 18.20 yearly. mail Douglas County 8. elsewhere 11. Dated Friday Evening June 5, 1964.
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Solph Simons
Yolph C. Simons JR
Till Mayer
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Ack Zimmerman
Janest Pontius
Jeo Eller
Lawrence Thrives as KU Summer Session Expands
Lawrence merchants face shifting summer trade as KU enrolls about 5 000 students. Armories open for housing and meals boost activity while 1 000 Boys Staters and 400 Kansas Missouri Bank executives visit campus. Some retailers risk poor selection and slack attitudes, others capitalize on growing summer retail potential.
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Mt. Oread
Nes
Feir
Ammer
Mundt Bemoans Soviet Microphone Plot in U S Embassy
Karl Mundt notes in a weekly newsletter that the State Department suspects the Reds planted listening devices in the U S Embassy in Moscow to glean American foreign policy. He quips that the American people may never know the truth.
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South Dakota
Karl Mundt
U. S
Mason
Republican Mundt
U.S
South Korea under pressure as students push Park regime
Readers learn of renewed student protests in South Korea against President Park Chung Hee. The movement denounces corruption, poverty, and militarism, with martial law and curfews amid a fractured political scene and concern over reunification.
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Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Park Chung Hee
Doner
U. S
Park
North Korea
United Nations
Korea in crisis sparks hope amid protests and global contrast
Veteran observers say Korea faces prolonged poverty political strife and uneasy coexistence with its Communist neighbors. Student protests may topple the government but unlikely to yield near term progress while Americans weigh their own problems and the tools to bring change.
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South Korea
Korea
America
Laos Crisis Grows as U S Reassesses Laos Policy
Ambassador Unger and top staff monitor the Pathet Lao offensive as U S planners weigh options to respond. Large embassy attache presence underscores fear of further Communist gains and potential wider conflict in Laos.
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Laos
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United States
Leonard Unger
America
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Dean Rusk
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Viet Nam
China
Plaine Des Jarres
Compton mile mark and KU honors in 1954 graduation
Ten years ago Wes Santee ran a 4 00.6 mile in Compton ranking second in the world behind Bannister while KU prepared 974 seniors for graduation. 11 honor graduates from Lawrence were named and diplomas were conferred by A W Hershberger as Gov Arn and Regent L B Spake attended.
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Roger Bannister
Memorial Stadium
Ben Hall
John Gagliardo
Ronald Clark
Lawrence
Franklin Murphy
Board of Regents
A. W. Hershberger
Ed Arn
L. B. Spake
Oread Training School
F. C. Russell
Washington
Will Rogers
Jo Davidson
Oklahoma
Statuary Hall
Rotunda
Sequoyah
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer for Revival
Today’s message cites Revelation 2 26 RSV promising power over nations for conquerors who keep works to the end. A prayer asks God to make us instruments of peace and to revive the church beginning with each believer, bringing hope to a strife torn world.
Flat tire mishap turns into family road saga
A family road trip ends in a rear tire blowout with no spare air and a string of mishaps. The aunt returns in a service truck, a dog nearly blocks traffic, and a late rescue stretches the ordeal to nearly two hours. The driver remains calm, and the author notes the event becomes funny only after years.
California vote tightens Goldwater path to nomination
The piece analyzes how California's GOP primary reshapes the Goldwater bid. It notes many California Republicans opposed Goldwater, potential defections post California, and how uncommitted delegations from Ohio New Jersey and Wisconsin may shift to Goldwater. It cautions that a Goldwater Johnson race could hurt GOP state parties nationwide.
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Washington
Times - Post
California
Barry Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Goldwater
President Johnson
Johnson
San Francisco
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Webster Todd
Lyndon Johnson
Congress
United States
Ray Bliss
John Bricker
Washington Post News Service
Bunche not running for Senate says Lyons column
In New York politics Ralph Bunche won’t seek any office. He declares his heart isn’t in it and he could not ask voters to back him. The piece notes recurring Democratic and Liberal speculation about his candidacy for the Senate.
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N. Y
Ralph Bunche
Senate
Bunche
Stroke Recovery Guidance for Hand Swelling and Therapy
Dear Dr Mother advises that four months after a stroke showing right side weakness, swelling and pain in the hand can persist. Reinforce ongoing physical therapy, daily home exercises, and steady progression to maximize recovery, noting mood and progress fluctuations are common and important to address.
Hal Boyle Tribute From Child To His Parent
Kansas City AP feature fondly honors Hal Boyle's mother detailing her Irish origins, battles with old age, and lively spirit. The tribute shares her strength, philosophy, independence, and love for family as she nears 77 and survives rheumatism and other ailments.
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Hal Boyle
Kansas City
Ireland
Kansas City Star
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