Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead 1964 staff note
Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Wednesday March 11 1964 lists staff including Dolph C Simons Jr President and Editor and Jack Zimmierman News Editor. Publication details show daily schedule except Sunday by World Company Lawrence Kansas with rates 18.2 annual carrier 34 cents weekly and mail options.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Lawrence to host 1964 Kansas Class AA basketball tourney
The Kansas Class AA state championship will be held at Kansas University's Allen Fieldhouse across Thursday through Saturday. Eight teams Wyandotte Leavenworth Shawnee Mission North Manhattan Wichita East Wichita West McPherson Chanute contend for the title as spectators are urged to attend, boosting attendance records and showcasing Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas University
Allen
Wyandotte
Leavenworth
Shawnee-Mission North
Manhattan
Wichita East
Wichita West
McPherson
Chanute
Mission
Kansas Turnpike
Wichita
Lawrence Area
Wichita University
Rusk Outlines U S Anti Communist Policy Details
Secretary of State Dean Rusk presents a three fold policy to curb international Communism. He warns of legitimate differences with allies on East West trade while aiming to deter, reduce war danger, and foster independence and open societies within the Communist world.
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Dean Rusk
Washington
U.S
United States
Rusk
State Department
Soviet Bloc
Updated U S policy on Communism proposed by Rusk
The article notes Secretary Rusk outlining a revised U S approach to Communism. He says policy should reflect differing behaviors of Communist states and changing actions of the same state. Interest grows in moving this framework from drawing board to practice.
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U.S
Rusk
Canada Shakes Off Winter Blues With Jobs Push
Canada halts winter unemployment rise with a national program. Federal backing spurs basements rewiring and plumbing, housebuilding incentives of 500 dollars per winter home, and 34 000 units built. Over 100 000 workers on site, more in materials and transport.
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Ottawa
Times-Post
U. S
Canada
National Employment Service
Allan MacEachen
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton Island
London Observer
City Manager Jim Wigglesworth Salary Raised in 1954
City records show in 1954 Jim Wigglesworth received a salary increase from $9 000 to $10 000 a year. Commissioners praised his work on the $3 million bond issue and city administration. The item closes a long-term budget adjustment for municipal leadership.
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Jim Wigglesworth
Homestead of the Free
Vinton Warner
Frank Gray
Harold Herron
C. F. Stinson
Lawrence
Kaw
Dave McCreath
Horton
Bible verse and prayer excerpt
A devotional passage presents Ezekiel 36 25 about cleansing with water and idols removed. A brief prayer thanks God for forgiveness through Christ and asks for clean hearts and renewed spirit through Jesus Christ.
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Ezekiel
Jesus Christ
Jack's hair curlers and trouble from a typewriter
Innocent words spark unexpected trouble as a husband recounts writing about hair curlers. A neighbor misdial leads to a humorous mix up with another Fran and a claimed hair curler expert. The piece ends with a pledge to write only with a typewriter to avoid dangers.
Letters on economy and civil rights in federal policy
Allan W. Wicker argues wage increases for federal employees could raise efficiency and economy. He criticizes limits on top federal salaries, suggests higher pay may attract better graduates, and frames the measure as a long range economy move. The letter also critiques a civil rights ad and warns about federal overreach in elections.
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Journal-World
House
Senate
Congress
Allan W. Wicker
Stouffer Place
Political ad sparks debate over civil rights bill funding
A reader recalls a full page Washington funded ad in the Tuesday paper criticizing the civil rights bill. The writer questions who funds these ads and condemns the use of “socialist” as dirty fighting, while noting the rhetoric may be meant to frighten readers.
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Journal-World
Washington
Andrew Jackson
Ad condemning civil rights bill misstates federal scope
A full page ad by Fundamental Freedoms Inc attacks H R 7152, claiming broad federal intrusion. The letter lists inaccuracies about federal voting powers and public accommodations, noting Title I governs federal elections and Title II requires notice to state or local officials before action.
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Mississippi
Martin Brilliant
Ind. St
Journal-World
Fundamental Freedoms, Inc
Civil rights bill mischaracterizations analyzed by ACLU critic
Elizabeth Dyson of the Lawrence Chapter Civil Rights Committee explains that the pending federal civil rights bill does not define discrimination but will be interpreted by courts using state precedents. She notes possible agency variance and urges reliance on the courts for uniform interpretation.
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U.S
United States Senate
Elizabeth Dyson
Civil Rights Committee
Lawrence
American Civil Liberties
Postal Pay Issue Raises Questions on Wage Hikes
Walter Bryant of 821 W 22nd St questions Journal-World salary figures for postal workers. He lists his seven years with the Postal Service and expected raises, arguing the top pay grade of 6 450 could take longer than stated. He cites editor note about salary data来源 Postmaster James Parsons.
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Journal-World
Journal- World
P.O
Walter Bryant
W. 22Nd St
Journal-World Story
James Parsons
Post-nasal drip and allergy insights in child and adult cases
An advice column discusses post nasal drip in a three year old with a dry night cough likely linked to allergy, and in an adult with throat clearing possibly due to irritants or habit. It also answers a young reader about diabetes, noting children may live normally with insulin and diet, and progress has greatly improved treatment.
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J. W
S. R
Acquittal and anecdotes echo Johnson ties to Maverick case
In Miami Beach LBJ publically praises ILGWU leader David Dubinsky and recalls Maverick's Texas election trial where he helped with legal defense and changed $2,000 into a pile of ones to fund poll tax payments. Maverick was ultimately acquitted. Also notes Greece visit by Somerset Maugham and King Paul remarks on American democracy. David Susskind barred from a performance at Jackie Kannon's Rat Funk Room on a Saturday night.
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David Dubinsky
Miami Beach
Johnson
LBJ
Maverick
Somerset Maugham
Greece
Paul
Europe
America
David Susskind
Jackie Kannon
Susskind
Kannon
David
Hal Boyle Jests About TV Repairman Alvin
New York AP column humorously captures remarks about a TV repairman named Alvin. Jokes poke fun at repair bills, customer habits, and common repair mystique with light sarcasm and punchlines.
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WCTU
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Billy Hutson
Ludington House
9Th
Massachusetts
Ewing
Lawrence Bridge
Jack
By Jack Zimmerman
Fran
Civil Liberties Reply
Joseph Molner
D. R. No
Lyons den
Leonard Lyons
Hal Boyle
New York
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Jesse James
Jesse
the Cynic's Corner
Interlands
Mario
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