Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists editor Dolph C. Simons and publisher Bill Mayer with staff including managing editor Jack Zimmerman and news editor Ernest Pontius. It notes publication as daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire in Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates and AP affiliation.
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Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerm
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Big Eight schools plan growth as enrollments surge
Kansas University officials project Mt Oread enrollment to top 20000 by 1970 with fall figures over 13000. Oklahoma University expects about 15000 students in Norman this fall and 26000 by 1970 under a 2000-student yearly rise. Growth pressures budgets salaries faculty and town development. proper planning will maximize community benefits.
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Mt. Oread
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OU Bureau of Business Research
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Routes to California Senate Sparks Fresh Prominence
The article notes both Democratic Pierre Salinger and Republican George Murphy are relative political neophytes whose nominations may reflect career paths outside traditional ranks. It praises fresh credentials from Kennedy links and moviemaker fame while urging cautious optimism for their potential as top legislators. It argues for more routes to prominence and fewer party hacks.
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U.S
California
Pierre Salinger
John Kennedy
Bobby Baker
Salinger
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Kennedy
George Murphy
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Omaha Litter Crackdown Sets Police Patrol Tone
Omaha police chief Lester Smith orders all cruisers to target litter violations and assigns officers to monitor drive-in areas. The city has long employed a full time litter officer with fines already issued, and other officers now assist to curb decline in community appearance.
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Omaha
Lester Smith
New York City
Wagner
Harlem
Alvin Childs
Police plan tougher rounds to curb littering
The police chief said patrols will sharpen focus on litterbugs while maintaining other duties. He noted arrests and fines could reduce littering as authorities increase enforcement during rounds.
Laos Might Go Fast
Laos faces intensified Pathet Lao guerrilla pressure similar to South Viet Nam three years ago. The communists hold vast influence, run quasi governments, and wage a war of attrition, triggering fear of a swift takeover if Western intervention fails to curb them. In Savannakhet province, mines killed villagers and wounded others, illustrating the brutal toll of the conflict.
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Savannakhet
KU 1954 Commencement Draws 1150 in Procession
Old Home Town recalls KU 82nd Commencement with 1150 participants marching down Mt. Oread. The program lists attendees from 37 states the District of Columbia two territories and 18 foreign countries. Alumni citations honor five men Frank Denton Enrique Gonzales Kenneth Goodner Robert Mize and Robert H. Reed.
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Mt. Oread
District of Columbia
Frank Denton
Mellon National Bank
Enrique M. Gonzales
Kenneth Goodner
Jefferson Medical College
Robert Mize
St. Francis Boys
Robert H. Reed
Country Gentleman
Daily Bible Message Prayer for Guidance and Gratitude
Quote from Matthew 6 8 and a prayer thanking God for the Father and Son Teachings. The prayer asks guidance strength and help in time of need in the Savior's name Amen.
Type of Law Enforcement Can Alter the Modern Hood
In a stark view of rising urban crime in New York City and Washington DC the piece argues courts must back law enforcement with harsher action and warns of violent mobs and racial tensions. It cites mayoral plans to boost police numbers and suggests arming select officials could follow, warning of a broader national crisis if unchecked.
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F. A. Russell
Lawrence
Kansas
St. Louis
Kansas City
DeSoto
Olathe
Carbondale
Board of Education
Woodlawn
5Th and Elm Sts
Hugh Means
North Lawrence
Henry Albach
U. S. Shipping Board Line
New York City
U. S
Washington
D. C
Wagner
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Hoh
California GOP Faces Unclear Preference After Goldwater Victory
In California GOP voters show no clear front runner after Goldwater wins the state by 3 points. Nixon Lodge Rockefeller and Scranton are all plausible alternatives as Johnson holds strong cross party support. Estimated California outcome would be 65 to 35 for Johnson over Goldwater or Rockefeller.
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Los Angeles
Times-Post
Barry Goldwater
GOP
California
Goldwater
Lodge
Nixon
Rockefeller
Scranton
President Johnson
Johnson
Sen. Goldwater
Oregon
Arizona
Boris Karloff in New York Ends with Black Sabbath
Boris Karloff visits New York to promote his latest film Black Sabbath and shares recollections from his career in cinema. The feature highlights his enduring screen presence and future projects.
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Early Radio City show featured live elephants on stage
A vivid portrait recalls Radio City Music Hall in its early days with elephants on stage and a terrified woman in the top tier fainting at the sight. Labor note recounts Walter Reuther describing Ford factory speed ups while noting union dues questions. Business note centers on Ted Collins and Kate Smith with a joking consul general remark.
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Radio City Music Hall
Walter Reuther
Henry Ford
Ford
Reuther
Kate Smith
Ted Collins
Miss Smith
Japan
Ridicule and rewards in scientific research value
Dr Molner reflects on Paul Sears and historical quips about research, noting how ridicule once met public health tests and how even flawed projects can yield vital advances such as polio vaccine development from chickenpox work, with Nobel Prize awarded for those chickenpox researchers.
McNamara testing cost effectiveness shifts in warplane orders
Defense Secretary McNamara’s cost effectiveness reforms reshape fighter and attack aircraft procurement. VAL will test the system with Navy and Marine Corps use, while TFX faces scrutiny over lack of real cost studies and contested commonality. Critics warn about future essential requirements and potential performance gaps.
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Washington
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
McNamara
Val
Navy
Air Force
TFX
Senate Permanents Investigations
General Dynamics
Ft. Worth
Tex
Grumman
Long Island
Army
Marine Corps Aviation
Ford Motor Company
Washington Post
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