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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
2
Lawrence Daily Journal World lists Dolph C. Simons Jr as president and editor and Tack Zimmerman as managing editor with Ernest Pontius as news editor, Bill Mayer as vice president publisher, Leo Eller as advertising manager, and a 1854 established paper in Lawrence with Simons as editor from 1891 to 1952.
The piece explains the push to reach a possible 655 delegate first ballot for Goldwater before the July 13 convention in San Francisco. It notes jockeying among campaigns, pledged and uncommitted delegates, and cautious reporting as the race for delegates and influence unfolds leading to the final tally in San Francisco.
The high court rules districts must be substantially equal in population, signaling major political shifts from rural to urban areas, threatening traditional power balances in states like New York and prompting Southern lawmakers to warn of federal interference. The ruling builds on civil rights advances and shifts toward greater city representation, with observers noting broad social impact.
A study of more than 9 000 children under seven finds two year old boys face the highest accident rate at 229 incidents per 1 000. Falls caused 48 percent of injuries, with boys generally more at risk than girls after infancy.
The indoor injury rate is 45 percent with kitchens and bedrooms as leading sites. Parents cannot prevent all injuries but can reduce them by teaching safety rules and removing hazards, especially for active toddlers.
Warden Charles Edmondson of the State Prison at Lansing helped prevent a prison break by six inmates. He confronted the attackers in the hall and seized their guns despite being shot at. Edmondson, a Lawrence native, earned high praise for his actions.
A devotional note cites I Thessalonians 2 10 RSV and thanks God for the gospel. It asks believers to live holy and righteous lives and to let their actions declare God s love and glory to others in prayerful praise.
Supreme Court apportionment rulings on six states face a lone dissent from Justice Harlan with two justices dissenting in two cases and three others in three. The issue rests on whether the court should intervene to ensure equal voting power or defer to state legislatures.
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower could influence the Republican race by backing Gov William Scranton of Pennsylvania for the party nomination. He opposes Sen Barry Goldwater and may urge wavering delegates to vote for Scranton while keeping his public stance ambiguous. His convention address could sway the process before balloting begins.
Laird M. Wilcox argues Western European fear of Barry Goldwater's ultra-nationalist, hard-line stance mirrors past fascist regimes. He contends U S tolerance of dissent and industrial liberty would suffer if Goldwater were elected, urging openness to experience and warning against a dangerous, joke-like candidacy.
Croup is a sudden laryngeal spasm from throat or upper airway infection common in children under six. It often worsens at night. treatment includes doctor guidance, antibiotics if indicated, steam inhalation, cough remedies, and chest pastes. In severe cases a tracheostomy may be life saving.
At the New York World’s Fair Michelangelo’s Pieta in Vatican exhibit and Mestrovic’s six panel Pieta draw praise at the Metropolitan. Mestrovic quips his work took two months and two days, joking it needed 63 years.
Hal Boyle explains that thinking something is fine but saying the opposite is safer in social and business circles. The column offers examples of double talk to maintain charm while avoiding offense and preserving reputations in conversations.
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