Lawrence Journal World Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Journal World announces staff roles led by President and Editor Jack Zimmerman News Editor Ernest Pontius and Advertising Manager Leo Eller along with business and editorial staff. Established 1844 the paper operates from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets with home delivery and mail rates listed. It is a daily except Sunday edition dated Monday Evening June 15 1964.
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Khrushchev Faces Split in World Communist Movement
The article reports on changes in Moscow’s control over global communism as Khrushchev seeks to unite parties while Yugoslavia China and other states push for independence. It notes that only a minority endorse a world conference and that five types of Communist tendencies exist, reflecting a divided movement with neutral and divergent factions.
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Russia
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Marshal Bulganin
Cominform
Pearson faced hard choices on Canadian flag design
The columnist notes Prime Minister Lester Pearson wrestled with Canada’s flag issue in 1964. He floated a maple leaf flag with blue bordered white field and kept the Union Jack for Commonwealth ties, sparking criticism and deadlock before a final compromise.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
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Canada
Remedies for a Foot Perspiration Problem
A letter from Mrs. E K asks for help with a foot sweating issue. Advice includes daily shoe and sock changes, open footwear, wool socks, midday foot washes, sponge treatments with aluminum compounds, and foot powders to reduce moisture and odor while protecting skin and footwear.
Fourth of July Show at KU Stadium Sponsored by Chamber
Lawrence hosts the annual Fourth of July fireworks display at KU Stadium sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The event promises a tremendous pyrotechnics show at modest ticket prices, ideal for a family outing with a hillside venue and notable local businessmen behind the sponsorship.
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KU Stadium
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Westward move proposed to ease college enrollment crunch
The New York Student Admissions Center cites 60 000 college vacancies for fall from 1200 colleges and argues many openings lie in the Far West Great Plains and South. Center director G James Hechtman says moving west offers cheaper tuition and housing and a better academic buy.
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New York
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New England
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Far West
Kansas University
Is Laos Heading Toward Direct Clash with Chinese Forces
The piece raises a question on whether Laos chaos signals a potential first direct US Chinese confrontation since Korea. Observers speculate Chinese gunners may have shot down two US carrier planes and note Communist momentum while US influence wanes.
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Korea
U. S
Pearson's Problem Flags Stir Debate Over Policy
Nations with long standing flags seldom face design shifts yet changes like the United States moving from 48 to 49 and then 50 stars drew issues. Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson faces a similar challenge in shaping a flag policy amid evolving symbols.
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Alaska
Hawaii
Lester B. Pearson
Mass transit bill eyed as turning point for cities
WOLF VON ECKARDT argues in Washington that HR 3881 would unlock 500 million dollars for urban rail and bus systems, countering highway expansion. He notes federal support boosts state highway funding and cites commuter rail costs vs new highways, urging transit investment for urban life.
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Times-Post
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Sunflower Girls' State Governor Elected from Jennings
Creta Carter of Jennings Kansas was elected governor of Sunflower Girls State. In Bartlesville Oklahoma Stanley Learned was honored for 30 years service to Phillips Petroleum, now chairman of the executive committee and assistant to the president after 16 years in the engineering department. Sertoma Club sponsored a two day Centennial Picnic and Square Dance at the 4 H Grounds with about 2000 attendees.
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Jennings
Kan
Sunflower Girls
Bartlesville
Okla
Stanley Learned
Lawrence
Phillips Petroleum
Sertoma Club
Bonner Springs Methodist
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas Military Board
National Guard
John Barrymore
Beau Brummel
Norma Talmadge
Topeka
Daniel Moses Fink
Washburn College
First Congregational Church
Today s Bible Message Friendship with Jesus
A devotional note reflects on John 15 15 where Jesus calls believers friends rather than servants. It prays for worthiness of friendship and deeper scriptural understanding to be guided by God through Jesus Christ in prayer.
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Speculators Rank Top LBJ VP Choices Under Consideration
The Times-Post notes likely running mates for Lyndon Johnson include Hubert Humphrey Robert F Kennedy and Robert McNamara with Dean Rusk and Adlai Stevenson as remote options. It argues Johnson seeks a capable strong partner who can handle presidency if needed and hints at future reforms for the Vice Presidency.
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United States
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Robert F. Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
Atlantic City
Barry Goldwater
North
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Henry Cabot Lodge
McNamara
Defense
Lunt
Fontanne
Ford Motors Company
Congress
Union Leader Pretends Arab to Attend White House Dinner
A top union figure of Arab descent agreed to pose as an Arab to receive an invitation to a White House dinner for King Hussein of Jordan. The anecdote underscores LBJ's scramble to assemble guests for the event. The item blends other brief notes on Harvard, TV, art, science, and cinema curiosities.
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Hal Boyle Monday Potpourri Freshly Boyle-ed
New York AP column notes quirky mail derived insights and trivia. It covers Leap Year marriage stats, costs of single living, Greece bankmobiles, Norfolk corset law, quotable lines, World’s Fair health facilities, highway safety costs, and humorous folklore. It ends with a quip from Clarence Darrow.
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Department of Agriculture
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Mary Roberts Rinehart
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