Lawrence Journal World Staff Roster and Publication Info
The Lawrence Journal World lists editors and staff such as Polph Simons Dolph Simons Mayer Zimmermayer Ernest Pontius Leo Eller and notes publisher World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. It details pricing by carrier and mail and identifies circulation bureau and AP membership. The issue date is Wednesday Evening June 24 1964.
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Polph Simons
Dolph C, Simons Ril
Ww. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Unfinished Business in Congress Hampering Public Trust
The piece argues Congress must address three scandals: Bobby Baker’s alleged $2 million influence, the Defense Department’s favored order of the TF X plane, and the Estes Agriculture Department ties. It labels lawmakers’ silence as cowardice and hypocrisy and calls for accountability to protect taxpayer dollars and democratic integrity.
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Congress
Bobby Baker
Lyndon Johnson
America
Defense Department
General Dynamics
Boeing
Billie Sol Estes
Agriculture Department
Administration
Washington
U.S
Loss for Everyone Ends for Two Teachers in tragic crash
A Tuesday night auto crash killed Richard Samson of Lawrence High School and Arvid Shulenberger of Kansas University. Both educators were praised for shaping young minds and instilling curiosity, with Samson noting teaching satisfaction comes from former students expressing lasting life impact. The community mourns this profound loss.
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Richard Samson
Arvid Shulenberger
Samson and
Shulenberger
Lawrence High School
Kansas University
Samson
Open House At FMC Plant In Lawrence Offers Insight
Local residents are invited to an open house at the FMC Corp plant on the Lawrence northeast edge. Visitors will view equipment for sodium phosphates phosphoric acids and dry ice, meet Plant Manager Maynard Stark and learn how about 120 workers earn nearly one million dollars yearly.
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Lawrence
FMC Corp
FMC
Maynard Stark
FMC opens doors for community industry tours
A Saturday event at FMC invites the public to tour the plant and learn about operations. Organizers hope to boost interest in local industry and encourage other firms to host similar open houses if this event succeeds.
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FMC
Did McCone Try a Lid
CIA director John McCone has pressured Random House to suppress or edit the forthcoming book The Invisible Government by Wise and Ross. The agency and its deputy Carter complained, while publishers say the names come from public records and reporting. The dispute centers on alleged improper disclosures and potential legal action.
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Washington
Times-Post
John McCone
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
David Wise
New York Herald Tribune
Thomas Ross
Chicago Sun-Times
New York
Random House
McCone
Wise
Ross
Marshall Carter
Bennett Cerf
Cerf
William Buckley
Carter
Old Home Town highlights 1954 farming and local news
Wheat harvests fill Bowersock Mill bins as government loan rules drive storage. Louise Baker retires from Haskell after 40 years. Warren and Mrs. Banning announce birth Nancy Marie. 1939 notes include Lou Richter to lead Kansas Bureau of Investigation and local business shifts and medical board success.
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Bowersock Mill
Louise Baker
Haskell
Warren Banning
Nancy Marie
Lou P. Richter
Marion
Kansas Bureau of ‘Investigation
Ralph Pine
Ted Kennedy
Lawrence
State Dental Board
A. R. Kennedy
Today Facets of Faith Reflect on Human Frailty
A devotional note recalls Psalm 103:14 about God remembering our frame as dust. It offers a prayer thanking Him for care, seeking forgiveness, and strength through the Holy Spirit to follow His will in Christ’s name.
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Christ
PTA
Danny
Judy
Jack's Straws topless Attire for Women
Columnist notes unease at topless cocktail dresses on London runways and compares bold gowns to revealing detective fiction. He questions public readiness for such exposure while predicting fashion will move forward regardless.
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Jack
Russia Warns China of Limited Soviet Support in Southeast Asia
In Pravda the Soviet Union hints it may withdraw backing from China if conflict with the United States escalates in Southeast Asia. JOSEPH ALSOP notes the Rusk warning and Moscow’s possible restraint, warning of China leading world Communist parties and gaining economic leverage.
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Washington
Times - Post
Pravda
United States
Southeast Asia
Yuri Zhukov
Peking
Moscow
Dean Rusk
U.S
Rusk
Johnson
U. S
Soviet Union
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Mao Tsetung
America
Mao
Khrushchev
Pacific
Europe
Asia
Africa
Latin Ameria
Middle East
China
Lyndon B. Johnson
Civil rights volunteers arrest report in Mississippi towns
A civil rights spokesman said two volunteers Ronald Ridenour and Howard Kirchenbaum were arrested in Moss Point Mississippi amid conflicting police reports from Jackson County sheriff and Moss Point and Pascagoula authorities. The volunteers part of 175 summer workers and a civil rights meeting hall burned in Moss Point with another brush fire noted.
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Jackson, Miss
Moss Point
Mississippi
Bob Byers
Council of Federated Organizations
Jackson County
Pascagoula
Byers
Ronald Ridenour
Venice
Calif
Howard Kirchenbaum
Long Beach
L.I
N.Y
Ridenour
Kirchenbaum
Beer versus whisky in alcohol content explained in health column
Dr. Molner compares 12 ounce beer at 4 percent to one ounce of 86 proof whisky, showing beer can contain more alcohol. The column answers reader questions on alcoholism from beer, acne guidance, vaginal plastic surgery, anesthesia choices, wart origins, premenstrual blues, andyes pregnancy after tubal ligation notes.
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Mother
Hal Boyle Remarks That Upset A Lot of Fathers
A collection of Hal Boyle quips about fathers and family life. Jokes touch on domestic roles, chores, finances, and meddling friends, framed as humorous complaints from a daughter’s view. The piece mocks generational gaps and the strain of balancing work, children, and marriage in daily life.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Godfrey Hodgson
London Observer
Old Home Town
H. C
Colgrazier
Leavenworth County
H. C. Mack
Buick Co
Topeka
J. F. Mosby
By Jack Zimmerman
National Geographic
Paris
London
Rome
Milady
Russia
By Joseph Alsop
Washington Post News Service
Joseph G. Molner
C. K
Hal Boyle
the Cynic's Corner
Interlandi
Tople
Eowne
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