Lawrence Journal World staff and details June 10 1964
The Lawrence Journal World staff page lists Dolph C. Simons Jr as president and editor with Dolph Simons, Jr. and Jack Rimmerman in key roles. The paper, established 1834, is published daily except Sunday by World Company in Lawrence Kansas with circulation rates listed and AP and ABC affiliations.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Romney declines run as Nixon presses for party unity
Gov Romney says he will not run after talks with Nixon. Observers in Cleveland note Nixon may seek to steer the GOP toward a 1960 style convention endorsement of Goldwater. With Goldwater nearing the nomination, Republican politics in 1964 look unsettled but active.
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Nixon
Cleveland
San Francisco
Goldwater
Sugar substitutes and health questions in Dear Dr Mother column
Readers ask about sugar free drinks for low sugar diets and label wording. The column explains artificial sweeteners lack nutritive value, tinnitus cures, psoriasis information, and adrenal gland conditions including hyperplasia and Addison's disease with brief guidance.
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E. B
S. M
Blind Intersections Claim Two Lives Near Wellsville
Two drivers died in a crash at a blind intersection near Wellsville causing officials to urge drivers to slow and re evaluate habits. Officers note heavy foliage limits visibility to about 75 feet and that reacting in time at 40 to 50 mph is unlikely.
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Wellsville
Lawrence
Rex Johnson
Douglas County
Johnson
County Road and Grounds Department
Highway Patrol
Eric DeGraffenried
DeGraffenried
Legion Girls State and Boys State Bring 400 Youth to KU
Welcome Youngsters Lawrence and Kansas University benefit from the American Legion program, hosting about 400 girls for Girls State and over 1,000 Kansas high school seniors for Boys State last week. The Legion Auxiliary sponsors Girls State, praising the community for displaying its facilities and inviting more youths to learn about government.
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Kansas University
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Nixon Urges Romney to Run as Goldwater Challenge Grows
Former Vice President Richard Nixon urged Michigan Governor George Romney to enter the Republican presidential race and challenge Barry Goldwater at the San Francisco convention. Nixon warned that Goldwater’s views on foreign policy, Social Security, and a national Right to Work law could threaten the party’s future if not challenged.
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Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
George Romney
Michigan
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San Francisco
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Goldwater
Republican Party
United Nations
Russia
U S Seeks Flexible Latin Policy After Coup History
At Notre Dame Thomas C Mann outlines a new approach to Latin American policy. He urges OAS collective action against regimes offending humanity but reserves US right to act independently when the OAS fails. He cites Guatemala 1954 as a cautionary example and calls for a clearer future plan.
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Notre Dame University
Thomas C. Mann
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Guatemala
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Jacobo Arbenz
State Department
Latin America
KU Celebrates Centennial Events and Notables in Lawrence
Mrs. Walter Roscoe Stubbs widow of Kansas former governor died in California. Lawrence hosts centennial activities with Wind Hill Sigma Nu house and a log cabin ticket center in South Park. John C Manning a KU music pioneer gave a conversational recital. William Allen White introduced him. Commencement programs featured Prof. Robert Taft and Prof. John Ise. E Raymond Hall received a zoology graduate assistantship. KU founded a new School of Commerce and Business Administration with Frank Stockton as first dean. White reports on the Republican National Convention as Coolidge and Capper dine at the White House with Hoover and Hughes present.
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Kansas
California
Lawrence
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South Park
Eudora
John C. Manning
William Allen White
Robert Taft
Mt. Dread
John Ise
California University
E. Raymond Hall
School of Commerce and Business Administration
Frank Stockton
Cleveland
Coolidge
Sen
Arthur Capper
White House
Coolidges
Hoover
Hughes
Morning Prayer Reminder From Bible Verse
Daily devotional note cites Mark 1 35 about rising early to seek solitude and prayer. Includes a personal prayer asking God to cleanse hearts and minds and guide from death to life in Christ. Amen.
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Christ
Waistband woes in middle age scare up new trunks
A humorous look at selecting men's swimwear as a paunch grows, weighing boxer versus stretch trunks. The piece ends with the narrator choosing boxers to avoid a beltlike cling and joking that life begins at 40 in the waistline.
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Buster Crabbe
Rehash on the Bay of Pigs by S L A Marshall review
The Los Angeles Times reviews Haynes Johnson’s Bay of Pigs book, arguing it offers a worm’s-eye view that misses core facts and hides crucial blame. It cites omissions of key American principals and Nicaragua’s Luis Somoza as a misleading aside while critique emphasizes flawed planning and double-talk in Washington.
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Haynes Johnson
Uncle Sam
Johnson
Manuel Artime
Jose Perez San Roman
Erneido Oliva
Enrique Ruiz-Williams
United States
Viet Nam
U. S
Washington
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Nicaragua
Puerto Cabezas
Castro
Somoza
Potentate
Luis
Somo
Kennedy
Tacho” Somoza
Air Force Missile Fire Tests Resolve at Vandenberg
The Air Force randomly selected a Minuteman missile for a reliability test at Vandenberg Air Force Base California. The crew launched the missile Tuesday and it lifted off cleanly, streaking westward 5,000 miles toward an undisclosed target area on the Pacific range.
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Calif
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Pacific Missile Range
Ringo Starr Improves. May Leave Hospital This Weekend
Ringo Starr, the Beatles drummer, is "definitely better" and expected to leave University College Hospital before the weekend, a hospital spokesman said. He has been in the hospital since the 3rd for treatment of tonsillitis.
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London
Ringo Starr
University College Hospital
Ringo
Battlefield memory a hard truth to recover
Hal Boyle reflects on the elusive truth of war as veterans return to Normandy and France for anniversaries. He notes memories shift with time, landscapes alter, and the exact events become unknowable as witnesses recall only fragments, not a single coherent story.
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France
St. Lo
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