Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and date
The page shows the Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead with editors and staff names, established 1854, published daily except Sunday, location at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, and subscription rates for various regions. It notes current date Tuesday Evening March 3 1964 and AP and Audit Bureau memberships.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Nau
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Stability Returns as US Mood Improves
Walter Lippmann argues that after 10 days in Southern California the country shows a calmer mood following the Cuban Missile Crisis. He credits Kennedy’s assassination, Johnson’s ascent, Cuba detente, and Goldwater’s candidacy for easing extremism and uniting the moderate center.
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California
Union
Washington
America
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Cuba
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Year-Round Schooling Proposed for Lawrence Students
Opinion argues for a 10 month school year and extended terms to boost learning. Advocates heating and air conditioning improvements, summer sessions, and year-round schooling as a cost-saving, efficiency measure for schools in Lawrence and beyond.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
America
How To Care For An Enlarged Heart And Hypnosis Safety
Letters discuss enlarged heart after TB X ray with advice that treatment targets the underlying cause and that prognosis improves if the heart functions well. Guidance on seeking expert hypnosis care from psychiatrists or surgeons is given. A reader asks about a dowager's hump and weight loss through exercise and posture.
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R. S
Stetrician
Boston
Call for a new order of presidential succession
The piece argues for reform of succession plans, noting VP mortality and past deaths in office. It highlights risks if Johnson dies with no change and praises Nixon's proposal for Electoral College to fill a vacancy, urging prompt congressional action and merit-based VP selection.
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White House
Johnson
Congress
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Senate
Richard Nixon
Kansas Park Officials Introduce Five Dollar Vehicle Permit
State park officials authorize a $5 season vehicle permit at five Kansas parks Kanopolis Toronto Fall River Turtle Creek and Cedar Bluff valid April 1 to Oct 1 A $1 three day permit also available The plan aims to fund park operations maintenance and improvements by charging regular users more while other parks like Pomona Perry Reservoirs adopt similar systems
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Kansas
Kanopolis
Toronto
Fall River
Turtle Creek
Cedar Bluff
State Park Authority
Pomona Reservoir
Arid Park
Lawrence
Perry Reservoir
Longer School Terms Spark Push for Year Round Use
Opinion column questions when school districts will extend terms to maximize facility use. It contrasts year round business practices with long summer shutdowns, arguing vacations harm the efficient use of costly school buildings.
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America
The Nomination Game Tips From Republican Report
The Republican National Committee offers tongue in cheek tips on the 1965 Nomination Game. Volume 2 of Republican Report describes the process as a match among insiders with delegates and balloting, urging foreign travel and poll publishing as strategic moves.
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Republican National Committee
Republican Report
U. S
Free World
Keating Defends Ladies Handbags Against Tax
Sen Kenneth B Keating argues handbags are essential menswear not luxury, urging tax free status based on their necessity. He compares to stockings and notes women would object if tax on bill folds were equally ignored. The Senate remains unmoved on the tax.
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Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
KU Basketball Triumph Over Colorado In 1954
KU defeated Colorado 83 to 62 as the Jayhawks stood 15th in the AP national rankings, with Kentucky leading. Notes include older district milestones, local school construction, and a 1924 science debate at Mare Island alongside civic recognitions.
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Colorado
Kentucky
India
Missouri
Count Basie
Berdean Bastian
Homer C. Bastian
Topeka
Maurice Breidenthal Jr
M. L. Breidenthal
Kansas City
Mare Island
Lee
A. C. Mitchell
Lawrence
Ottawa
Thomas Bigger
Fred Harris
W. D. Greason
Howard Bigelow
Rotary Club
Lawrence Public
Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
Today’s Bible message notes John 3 17 that God sent not his Son to condemn but to save the world through him. A prayer asks God to help believers live reverently and serve others in Jesus name.
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Jesus
Community letters praise sex education committee efforts
A reader thanks the committee on sex education for their voluntary work in examining opinions on sex education in schools. The letter urges parents and churches to reinforce the plan and teach the moral side at home and in church.
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Committee On Sex Education
Lawrence
Robert Freitag
Mich
Brass Choir Tours Okinawa for Cultural Exchange
The Kansas University Brass Choir departed Feb 12 from Kansas City en route to Okinawa with stops in Albuquerque Las Vegas San Francisco Anchorage and Tokyo. In Okinawa they performed for nearly 2000 at the University of the Ryukyus gymnasium and connected with Lions Club USCAR and local schools and orphanage visitors. Kenneth Bloomquist notes the enriching week fostered friendship and mutual understanding between Americans and Okinawans.
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Journal-World
Kansas University Brass Choir
Kansas City
Okinawa
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Las Vegas
Nevada
San Francisco
California
Anchorage
Alaska
Tokyo
Japan
Lions Club
Naha
USCAR
Cus
Toms
Kumoji
Naha High School
Naha Senioi
University of the Ryukyus
Koza
Ishikawa
Nago
Ryukyus University
Okinawa University
Kokusai’ University
School For ‘the
Shuri
Kenneth Bloomquist
Public hearings on Lawrence school unification concerns
Rural attendees critique Dr. Althaus report at Lawrence High School on Feb 27 citing lack of substantive reasons for a proposed two district plan. They warn against name calling and urge two core goals in shaping any district realignment.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Clinton Reservoir
Europe
Walter M. Kollmorgen
Journal-World
Lawence High School
Althaus
Duke Ellington Nears 65 as Jazz Legend Faces End
London Times notes Duke Ellington will turn 65 in April while his orchestra, led by Ellington and Billy Strayhorn, continues to perform in Britain. The article discusses fading scores and the challenge of preserving a unique sound as personnel drift and memories fade.
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London
Times-Post
Duke Ellington
Britain
Johnny Hodges
Cootie Williams
Harry Carney
Lawrence Brown
Russell Procope
Ellington
Billy Strayhorn
Short
Barefoot
Duke
John Sanders
Strayhorn
England
London Times
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