Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff Notice 1964
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publisher details listed for the 1964 edition. Includes editor names, office address, phone, and subscription rates for Douglas County and nationwide. Dateline shows Monday Evening March 9 1964.
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Who Said Economy The White House pay raise debate
The piece questions economy as Congress considers a 44 percent pay raise for lawmakers while postal workers gain 5.6 percent and civil service raises total 4.2 percent. It notes an 11 percent rise in total salary appropriations over 18 months and mocks lawmakers for self serving gains. It ends by asking what they mean by economy.
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Washington
Congress
White House
House
Bobby Baker
White House group forms to preserve executive mansion
President Johnson appoints a committee for preserving the White House museum character. Mrs. John F. Kennedy leads public efforts joined by Mrs. Johnson and notable members Henry du Pont James Fosburgh Mrs. George Brown William Benton Mrs. Marshall Field Bruce Catton with Johnson and Kennedy as key figures in the project.
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White House
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Executive Mansion
Henry du Pont
Wilmington
Del
James W. Fosburgh
New York
George Brown
Houston
William Benton
Southport
Johnson paints optimistic economic outlook after tax cut
President Johnson said the economy already benefits from the tax cut and expects business investment to rise sharply this year. A federal report predicts investment outlays will top 43 billion dollars, a 10 percent gain over 1963, with economists suggesting spending could exceed that figure. The forecast signals stronger economic momentum ahead.
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Johnson
Election Time Health Claim Stirs Voter Talk
The text questions whether the stated health of the electorate in November is an accurate appraisal or mere campaigning chatter. It highlights the curiosity over fairness and truth in political rhetoric during the election period.
Scott cites evidence of contact between Baker aides and committee staff
Republican Sen. Hugh Scott says there is some evidence that Senate Rules Committee staff have been in touch with Bobby Baker and the White House but lists no names. He notes at least one file was scanned by a Baker ally and urges full airing of the case to restore public confidence.
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Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Scott
Rules Committee
Baker
Senate
White House
Sen. Scott
Dirksen
GOP
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Hruska
Norris Cotton
R-N. H
Commerce Committee
Cotton
Kenneth B. Keating
N. Y
Jacob K. Javits
New Hampshire Voters Weigh Sweepstakes Law Referendum
Voters decide whether sweepstakes tickets may be sold in cities and towns under a state approved law. If approved, three dollar tickets would be offered in state liquor stores and at three race tracks to fund the lagging public schools. Critics cite gambling influence. supporters point to school benefits.
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New Hampshire
Douglas County historical and civic leaders noted in old hometown highlights
In a retrospective a president of the Douglas County Historical Society is cited along with several officers. The Douglas County Republicans announce a summer kick off banquet with Roy Cox and state speakers. PTA Council officers are installed, and other civic updates from 25 and 40 years ago are recapped, including local elections, shoe fund grants, and KU Alumni changes.
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Ted Kennedy
Douglas County Historical Society
Mary Clarke
Ruth Dyche
Riley Burcham
Don Hults
Douglas County Republicans
Roy Cox
Sid Jagger
Huck Boyd
Larry Heeb
PTA Council
Irving Youngberg
Marston McCluggage
Douglas County Farm Bureau
the Grange
Douglas County Farmers’ Union
Prayer and Psalm Verse Reflection From Daily Bible Message
A devotional prayer thanks God for eternal life through Christ Jesus. The reader is urged to accept the gift of life abundance and eternal through faith, and to bow in gratitude before the Eternal Lord. Amen.
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Christ Jesus
Roll of Drums as Civil War Echo Flares in Senate Fight
The Senate readies for a long civil rights battle, led by Hubert Humphrey with deputies Magnuson Clark Hart and Mansfield coordinating. Democrats form a Dixie platoon under Russell, while Republicans Dirksen Kuchel lead seven GOP captains across seven bill titles in a bid to pass the housing public accommodations provisions.
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Washington
Times - Post
Bull Run
Gettysburg
Appomattox
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate Democratic Civil Rights Forces
Humphrey
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Russell
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Dirksen
Kuchel
GOP
MORAL STANDARDS LETTERS ON SEX EDUCATION
Lawrence readers debate sex education in schools and its impact on morals. C W Tankersley Jr argues against a comprehensive program, citing parental rights and potential social harm, referencing Sweden and Time Magazine to question outcomes.
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Lawrence
Time Magazine
Sweden
Time
Johnny
C. W. Tankersley Jr
Weight reduction by total fasting in hospital
Reader asks about a hospital program of total abstinence from food for weight loss. The doctor notes the method can work but is costly and requires ongoing education on eating habits. A self help route is suggested with two leaflets: Lost Secret of Reducing and The Calorie Chart.
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D.R
American Medical Association
Artie Shaw’s Pub Jokes Tie to Ex-Wives and Stars
Leonard Lyons sketches a string of show business notes from P. J. Clarke's and beyond. Artie Shaw jokes about ex wives Ava Gardner Lana Turner and others while Barbara Loden and Elizabeth Taylor figures surface. Roy Cohn faces a failed entry pass at Lewisburg. Peter O'Toole heads to a Becket premiere in March and other industry tidbits follow.
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Artie Shaw
P. J. Clarke
Shaw
Ava Gardner
Lana Turner
Doris Dowling
Betty Kern
Kathleen Winsor
Charlie Barnet
Peter O'Toole
Becket
Hong Kong
Peter Katz
Gabriel Kapska
Modernist pianist causing spectacle at Stockholm museum
In a Stockholm Modern Museum concert Karl-Erik Welin used drastic stage effects including a power saw on a piano. A leg injury from the spinning blade occurred during the finale of his piece Rendez vous. He finished the performance and later went to hospital for leg repair.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Stockholm Modern Museum
Welin
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