Lawrence Journal World 1964 Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Journal World editor and staff list with titles and roles for Dolph C Simons Jr Bill Mayer Jack Zimmerman Ernest Pontius Leo Eller and others. Publication details note daily issue schedule sixth and New Hampshire streets Lawrence Kansas and March 5 1964 date.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Ww. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Hoffa Convicted in Jury Tampering Case
The Hoffa case ends with a Nashville indictment, a Chattanooga retrial, and a two of three verdict on jury tampering. Kennedy led the Henry Ford era of the inquiry while Hoffa faces possible appeals amid claims of surveillance and rights infringements.
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Teamster Union
James Hoffa
U.S. Justice Department
Hoffa
Senate
Justice Department
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Senate Rackets Committee
FBI
Bobby
Brother John
U.S
Nashville
Tenn
William Miller
Miller
Chattanooga
Salvador Showpiece in Central America Washington backs progress
London Observer reports from San Salvador where new roads schools and electric projects funded by the U S Alliance for Progress transform the city into a shop window of modernization. The piece notes ambitious social laws, a few feudal opponents, and a rising urban milieu with 2,000 new schools and vast infrastructure.
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San Salvador
Times - Post
el Salvador
Central America
Ilopango
U. S. Alliance For Progress
Salvador
Alliance For Progress
San Jose
Views on Death A psychologist weighs funeral customs and costs
John D. Black argues Americans accept high funeral costs to avoid death’s realities. He contrasts modern practices with early American rites, noting smaller families, scattered friends, and the therapeutic value of rituals amid commercialization concerns.
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John D. Black
Black
Stanford professor links mortality to social bonds
A Stanford professor argues that acknowledging death improves human relations and social responsibility. He contends society erodes when mortality is ignored and urges realism about death rather than leaving it to professionals. He emphasizes death’s inevitability strengthens personal ties.
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Stanford
Fire devastates Olathe business block in 1954
Old Home Town recalls a 1954 blaze in Olathe that drew departments from nearby towns including Lawrence to battle the flames. A major portion of a business district was saved, while the fire raged for hours and prompted extensive firefighting efforts.
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Olathe
Lawrence
R. D. O’leary
William Herbert Carruth
Stanford
Carruth
Kansas
Duke D’ambra
Roberta Cook
Aspinwell
Lewis
Red) Blackburn
Hill
Lawrence Lions
Ottawa
Emporia
Bob Stoland
Bible Verse and Prayer Reflections
A church note cites Jesus as the way to the Father from John 14 6 and offers a prayer thanking God for His Son Jesus Christ our Redeemer. It asks for faith and guidance in daily battles and work.
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Jesus
God
Jesus Christ
Vietnam Move Difficult But Worth The Effort
Walter Lippmann argues the Vietnam neutralization idea is controversial yet worth exploring. He warns public discussion risks eroding morale and suggests a temporary continued US presence to retain bargaining power, while considering De Gaulle's regional neutralization plan under international guarantees.
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Vietnam
Sen. Mansfield
Asia
Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Indochina
South Viet Nam
United States
de Gaulle
Southeast Asia
French Indochina
Laos
Thailand
Burma
Red
Gen. de Gaulle
Sec
McNamara
Soviet General Challenges Military-Political Feud in USSR
Soviet defense minister Marshal Malinovsky argues for stronger military training for political officers, suggesting they would become professional military specialists. He cites unity of ideological and organizational work and notes tensions with party control, while avoiding harshly condemning Marshal Zhukov.
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London
Times-Post
Rodion Malinovsky
Red Star
Marshal Malinovsky
Georgi Zhukov
Malinovsky
Shadow
Epishev
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Marshal Zhukov
Tobacco Price Supports Totaled 27 Million Since 1933
Washington AP reports price supports for tobacco cost the U S government 27 million dollars since 1933 amid criticism after the Surgeon General report. By contrast corn, wheat, cotton and other staples have absorbed much larger sums.
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Washington
Surgeon General
Uncle Sam
Croup in Children Largely a Viral Illness and Treatable
Dr Molner explains croup often mirrors laryngitis in kids and stems from a viral infection. Attacks may occur at night, sometimes needing a tracheotomy in severe cases. Treatments include steam inhalation, cold neck packs, poultices, ipecac with caution, and antibiotics or sulfa for underlying germs.
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Croup
Dempsey Libel Suit Moves Forward and Broadway Buzz
Louis Nizer will represent Jack Dempsey in a libel suit against Sports Illustrated over a claim that Dempsey's gloves were loaded with cement in a Willard fight. Laurence Harvey may join Richard Burton on a Broadway showpiece. Debbie Reynolds in New York, Fredric March recovering in Jamaica, Cook and Moore edit satire record, Paddy Chayefsky honored in Ten Best Plays, Billy Rose's film profits noted, Robert Morley to decide on London production March 12.
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Louis Nizer
Jack Dempsey
Sports Illustrated
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Willard
Laurence Harvey
Toronto
Richard Burton
Burton
Debbie Reynolds
N.Y
Hamlet
Fredric March
Jamaica
Peter Cook
Dudley Moore
Paddy Chayefsky
Passion
Josef D
Henry Hewes
Billy Rose
Sardi’s
Rose
Wall St
Robert Morley
London
Just-a-Jumping To Conclusions Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle offers a wry survey of modern manners and foibles from dating garters to office elevators. He muses on courtesy, snobbery, midlife irritations, and the humor found in everyday behavior with playful irony.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Harvard
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J. B. Henry
Elks Club
Ed Alexander
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C. A. Hunter
W. W. Cleland
C. W. Sparks
By Walter Lippmann
North Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
China
Red China
Soviet Union
Washington Post News Service
Victor Zorza
Manchester Guardian
Tion
Joseph Molner
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Interlandi
Shegwag
Margaret Chase Smith
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