Lawrence Journal World Staff and Publication Details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World from Lawrence Kansas lists staff including President and Editor Dolph C Bergone Jr and Managing Editor Jack Azamme with advertising and business roles. Published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. Printing and subscription rates noted. Thursday Evening June 25 1964.
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Dolph Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Governor Anderson Praised as Kansas Promoter in New York
Solid Spokesman Kansas desires more of the sales talk Gov. John Anderson gave Wednesday night at the Waldorf Astoria. He addressed bankers and industrialists, praising Kansas growth in water resources highways and higher education. The piece notes his four years in office and hopes for a successor to use him as a top salesman.
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Kansas
John Anderson
New York City
Anderson
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Democrats and GOP finances contrast in 1960s era
Washington observers note Democrats paid off a $14 million 1960 deficit and build for 1964 with about $5.5 million raised in four months. They project needing $10–12 million for the campaign, while Republicans cleared a $750,000 1960 deficit and expect over $1 million from a July gala and sustaining funds. The piece questions image versus wealth.
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Washington
Johnson
California
GOP
San Francisco
Commerce Secretary Hodges Sees Guarded Optimism But Warns Tone
Luther Hodges criticizes verbal gobbledygook and offers a blunt translation of his tariff talks outlook. He says prospects are guardedly optimistic while noting the phrase can mislead the public.
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Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
U. S
Hodges
Econ Scrap Shapes Up in Eastern Europe Tangle
London report details Comecon strains as Romania clashes with Moscow over Balkan and Danube schemes. Khrushchev aims to bind economies of East Germany Czechoslovakia Poland with Romania Bulgaria Hungary, but Romania vows no participation in any inter-state complex. The piece warns forced integration could undermine the bloc.
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London
Times-Post
Moscow
Bucharest
Soviet Union
Romania
Comecon
Eastern
Europe
MR. Khrushchevv
Stalin
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Rumania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Prague
Viatica Economica
Danube
Old Home Town Picnic Highlights Missouri Street Block
The 800 block residents held their annual picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Achning, the 30th such event. Organizers were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Roark and Dr. and Mrs. C R Bittenbender. Rev Dale Turner left to speak at an international leaders seminar in Old Orchard Mex. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Brown marked their 50th anniversary. Brown’s past roles included city councilman and Post Office work. Louie Kuhn and his KU dance orchestra opened at the 400 Club in Wichita.
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Missouri Street
Ralph Achning
Jim Roark
C.R. Bittenbender
Dale Turner
Plymouth Congregational Church
Old Orchard
Mex
American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions
Willard Brown
Mr. Brown
Elizabeth Clippard
Ill. St
Pleasant View Farm
19Th
Brown’s Grove
Lawrence Paper Co
Louie Kuhn
Wichita
Today's Bible Message and Prayer
A religious brief featuring a Psalm verse lamp unto my feet and a prayer thanking God for His Word. The request asks for understanding and obedience to the infallible guide of our lives through Jesus Christ. Our Father in heaven is invoked in the closing prayer.
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Jesus Christ
Shakeup Overdue Causes Shift in Vietnam Policy
Walter Lippmann argues the Saigon command shakeup signals a policy shift rather than a simple personnel change. He outlines U.S. aims toward a negotiated settlement in Southeast Asia with a credible American presence, while warning that escalation could risk a broader conflict.
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Southeast Asia
Rusk
Viet Nam
Laos
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
Saigon
South Pacific
Indian Ocean
Taylor
Pygmies Seek Cash In Pictures For Tourists
Tourists in Uganda photograph Congo pygmies at a staged clearing near the Ituri edge. The group, led by a self styled chief, charges for photos and songs while hawking trinkets and a hunting ride for cash. The guide notes hunting controls and cross border movements.
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Ituri Forest
Uganda
Congo
Semliki
Tribute to Richard M. Samson Inspires Reader Messages
A reader expresses deep gratitude to English teacher Richard M. Samson, crediting him with teaching life adaptation and personal growth. The letter, signed by Reece E. Wiley, praises his impact on students and their development beyond the classroom.
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Journal-World
Richard M. Samson
Mr. Samson
Reece E. Wiley
Service Held for Evers at Memorial Service in Washington
More than 2,500 civil rights workers gathered for a memorial service at Medgar W. Evers grave after paying silent tribute at John F. Kennedy memorial. The event honored the slain civil rights leader and followed a tribute at Kennedy's grave.
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Washington
Medgar W. Evers
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Richard Burton at 16 Wins Welsh Role in Druid's Rest
Leonard Lyons notes Richard Burton and Stanley Baker as teenage Welsh performers in Emlyn Williams' Druid's Rest. Baker, now Joe Levine's partner, films Zulu and joins Gingaka and Kalahari projects. Ardrey plans Life magazine books with Wilkie and Wenner-Gren support while Tigerish London crowds and political stunts unfold in Europe. Sybil Burton travels to Munich as British visitors face hostility at hotels.
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London
John Gielgud
Daphne’s
Chelsea
Emlyn Williams
Druid’s Rest
Richard Burton
Daphne's
Stanley Baker
Baker
Joe Levine
N. Y
South Africa
Kalahari
South West Africa
Levine
Westbury
Africa
Robert Ardrey
Ardrey
L. B. Mayer
Goldwyn
Warner
Zanuck
Hollywood
Broadway
Life Magazine
Wenner- Gren
Wilkie Bros
Wilkies
Midwest
the Norfolk
What skin cancer looks like and early signs
The article explains that skin cancer varies in appearance from warty and horny growths to lesions that crust and spread, and that changes in moles or edges that bleed suggest cancer. A biopsy gives a definite answer, as many conditions mimic cancer and waiting for symptoms risks spread.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Solid Spokesman
Edward Crankshaw
London Observer
Old Home Town
Union Pacific
Woodlawn School
Berniece Ackerman
New York Times
Abe
By Walter Lippmann
Washington Post News Service
Peking
Reston
North Viet Nam
Dulles
Eisenhower
Maxwell Taylor
Kennedy
Diem
Free World
Red China
South
North
Khanh
China
France
Great Britain
India
Ian Wright
Manchester Guardian
Fellows
Samson
Evers
Leonard Lyons
Pibul Songgram
Thailand
Songgram
Bangkok
Hyde Park
Portobello
Lawrence Harvey
Camelot
Peter Viertel
Luis Dominguin
Luise Rainer
Sybil Burton
Munich
Royal Ballet
Sybil
van Lorder
America
Joseph G. Molner
M. M
the Cynic's Corner
Interlands
Ike
Nixon
Rockefeller
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