Lawrence Daily Journal World front matter March 10 1964
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff list with editor and publisher names and contact details along with publication notes. Tuesday Evening March 10 1964 issue information and subscription rates included.
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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
Lawrence Kansas Horse Show Faces Candidacy Gap
The long running Lawrence KS horse show may be discontinued after the American Legion post stops organizing it due to expanded summer duties. The piece urges civic groups, especially the Chamber of Commerce, to step forward and take command to preserve the event and its dates for exhibitors and attendees.
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Lawrence
Kansas
American Legion Post
Chamber of Commerce
RFK Support Sparks Speculation on Democratic Ticket
The piece notes unauthorized RFK campaigning for Kennedy and discusses potential effects on the 1964 race. It questions Johnson's reaction if RFK gains more write-in votes and ponders Kennedy as a possible No 2 on the ticket. Johnson's practical approach to elections is highlighted amid the controversy.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Eaennen
Renee
Johnson
Kennedy
Bobby
RFK
Dr. Molner
Varicose Vein Surgery Urged for Rash Relief
A reader asks about persistent skin rash from varicose veins and is told that correcting the venous circulation via surgery is necessary to heal the secondary lesions. Doctors must address the root circulation problem before the rash improves.
Prankster Gangs Spark College Chaos in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis over the weekend 37 students including 22 males and 15 females were arrested after a fraternity dance raid and a hotel room party described as a regular orgy. One student chased a coed in shorts as others wore negligees.
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Indianapolis
U S Moves to Collect Parking Fines From Diplomats
The State Department plans to require diplomats to pay parking tickets, delaying 1964 license tags by two months while lists of past violations are reviewed. About 11 000 tickets were issued in 1963, up from 7 000 in 1962.
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U.S. State Department
Department
United States
Washington
Write-in Kennedy as Democratic vice presidential candidate
In New Hampshire a notable late trend was attempts to write in Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy for the Democratic vice presidency. Observers warned it could vex President Johnson if Kennedy remained in the race.
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New Hampshire
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
Bitter Irony For Hoffa
The federal jury found Teamster President James R. Hoffa guilty on two counts of jury tampering. He faces up to 10 years as District Judge Frank W. Wilson weighs the punishment. The jury’s verdict marks a sharp reversal for Hoffa and highlights the government's key prosecutors and the judge who steered a seven week trial.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Times - Post
Teamster Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Hoffas
Nashville
Frank W. Wilson
America
James F. Neal
Justice Department
University of Wyoming
Neal
John J. Hooker Sr
Wilson
Anniversary and railroad history notes from echoes of Lawrence
This collage recalls a 56th wedding anniversary at the Pettengill farm home and notes the last removal of a Santa Fe water tower in Lawrence marking shifts from steam to diesel. It also lists KU figures and WCTU jubilee history from 1939 and 1924 basketball celebrations and parties.
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W. E. Pettengill
Lawrence
Santa Fe Railroad
Santa Fe
Harold D. Smith
Roosevelt
Haven
Kan
Karl Kuersteiner
Kansas Music Teacher’s Association
Criss Simpson
Kansas
American Guild of Organists
Winfield
WCTU
Plymouth Congregational Church
National Organization
F. C. Allen
Tus Ackerman
Wilfred Belgard
Charles Black
Verne Engel
Bob Mosby
Today’s Bible Message Prayer and Verse
Today’s Bible Message prints Jeremiah 3 22 with the call to return and heal backsliding. A prayer asks divine help to confess sins quickly and trust in God’s mercy through Christ.
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Jeremiah
Heavenly Father
Masses Ignored by the Campaigning Set
Washington Post News Service critiques the New Hampshire primary noting candidates Rockefeller and Goldwater spoke to few informed adults. It argues voters are ignored by campaign rhetoric and that undeclared candidates gain strength while leading voices fail to elevate public discourse.
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New Hampshire
Gov. Rockefeller
Sen. Goldwater
Cuba
Viet Nam
NATO
Nationalist Island Seen as Horror Story or Heroism
Kinmen City reports Quemoy, a Nationalist outpost off the Chinese mainland, as both a horror story and a symbol of heroism. About 50,000 residents live above ground while 30,000 to 100,000 soldiers dwell in reinforced caves underground. Propaganda broadcasts fill the Formosa Strait as both sides exchange loud messages and balloons.
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Kinmen
Quemoy Island
Times-Post
Formosa Strait
Eisenhower
Quemoy
Los Angeles Times News Service
New Yorker’s biting guide to eating and life under siege
Hal Boyle jokes about New Yorkers and dining while describing World’s Fair hopes and a vivid portrait of Quemoy city under regular artillery bombardment. The piece blends humor about food choices with stark civilian life and military defenses on the island.
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Algeria
Zanzibar
Ingrid Bergman Basks in New York Nightlife and Plans
Ingrid Bergman and Lars Schmidt enjoyed a glamorous New York evening after Sardi's and Hello Dolly. Bergman revealed plans to perform Hedda Gabler in Paris and hinted she will return to Broadway only when her twins are 18.
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Ingrid Bergman
Lars Schmidt
Plaza
Dolly
Barbados
N.Y
David Susskind
Hedda Gabler
Schmidt
Paris
Ingrid
Comic books in officers professional libraries
The GAO found that transferring servicemen ship excess household goods free if listed as professional items. About $250000 yearly is spent because many men declare toys and nonessential items, including comic books and encyclopedias, as professional equipment. One instance noted 330 pounds of bricks shipped as professional gear.
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GAO
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