Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and Publication Details
The notice lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff roles including president editor and publisher, with names SIMOANS 2, SIMONS JR, BILL MAYER, ERNEST PONTIL, LEO MILLER, and W. C. Snows, plus senior management and establishing year 1864. It also notes daily publication by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas, subscription rates and ABAC and AP memberships, and a May 2 1964 date.
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Polpt Simoans 2
Polph ( Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Haditer Tack Aim Merm W. News Iediter
Hrnest Pontil Advertising Ltinence
Leo Mller
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence, Wan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
GOP Shuffle Shapes Nomination Battle Across Delegates
The piece analyzes Barry Goldwater’s lag in primary wins in New Hampshire Illinois and midwestern state conventions where Lodge Scranton and Nixon gain ground. It notes Goldwater’s delegate lead but weak popular support while Lodge leads in public favor though may must return from Asia. It outlines possible paths for Nixon Lodge Scranton and Rockefeller toward the July convention.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New Hampshire
Illinois
Midwest
Goldwater
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ilinois
Lodge
Gallup
Harris
Massachusetts
Holland
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Oregon
Senate
California
Gov
Scranton
Asia
Nixon
GOP
Rockefeller
New Yorker
Seven Bills in May Retreats as House Debates Loom
Seven Bills in May notes the U S House members aim to push a short list of measures, though observers doubt rapid progress. The piece cautions the agenda may extend into June or July and risk being derailed by broader business, with three bills highlighted as already defeated on the immediate problem list.
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U.S
House
Seven Bills in May Face House Vote Clash Over Aid and Transit
The article notes the push for a federal pay raise, more IDA resources, and an area redevelopment bill while trying to rally votes for urban mass transit. Other items include hospital care for the aged foreign aid and President Johnson's anti poverty package. The outcome hinges on House cooperation vs minority obstruction.
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International Development Association
Johnson
House
Johnson weaves path between labor and business
President Lyndon B. Johnson seeks to keep labor backing while courting business support. At the U S Chamber of Commerce meeting he outlined a pro growth, frugal government stance, praising a strong economy and tax cuts. GOP donors worry about 1964 style cross over may grow tougher.
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Washington
Times-Post
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Organized Labor
International carnival and campus notes from 1954 festival
Ten year old item notes KU foreign students staging an international carnival with 19 exhibits from 37 countries at the Memorial Union lounge. Also mentions Our Town booklet sold by the League of Women Voters edited by Johanna Kollmorgen, and a Nazarene Church rendering. A 40 year past item cites Rev Hyslop becoming president of KU School of Religion and Handel’s Messiah performance by the Lawrence Choral Union. Citizens State Bank offices move to new space for Kansas Electric Power Co.
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Memorial Union
Our Town
League of Women Voters
Johanna Kollmorgen
Lawrence
Church of the Nazarene
20Th and
Mass. Sts
Edward Hyslop
First Methodist Church
KU School of Religion
Frank Jennings
Minneapolis
Minn
Lawrence Choral Union
Dean Donald Swarthout
Robinson Gym
Citizens State Bank
Kansas Electric Power Co
Kansas City
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Card Tone of Devotion
A devotional note highlights Christ as the head of the church based on Colossians 1 18 and expresses praise for the church. The prayer asks for loyalty through time talent and means, directing devotion to the church in Jesus name Amen.
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Christ
Wallace Defies Claghorn Image in Northern Tour
George C. Wallace, Alabama governor, eschews Southern caricature as he campaigns across Wisconsin, Indiana and Maryland. He touts states rights and segregation, draws mixed support amid civil rights debates and white backlash in urban centers, while critics note his success in polarizing voters and signaling what the upcoming primaries may mean. Wallace’s history of promising segregation and courtroom defiance underscores his provocative national bid and the broader political stakes.
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Washington
Times - Post
George Corley Wallace
Wallace
Alabama
Wisconsin
Senate
Maryland
North
South
George C. Wallace
Civil Rights Commission
Indiana
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Gary
Johnson
Letters to the Editor on prayer and local health policy
Readers respond to Nancy Brilliant’s letter on school prayer citing Jesus public prayer and Paul, defend public school morning prayers, lament secular trends, and urge support for the Lawrence Douglas County Mental Health Center amid budget concerns. Individuals H G Whittington M D and Q O C Nation weigh in on fire protection, funding, and local services.
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Journal-World
Nancy Brilliant
Jesus
Paul
Jesus Christ
Lawrence-Douglas County
Lawrence
Tonganoxie
Overdue Letter Praises Editorial Policy On Movies And Plays
A reader lauds the paper for its stance on film and theater coverage while condemning perceived moral decline. The letter argues public tastes sway reporting and asserts certain works portray immoral characters, urging caution about artistic influence on youth.
Why government funds science even for seemingly useless studies
An April editorial defends government research spending as science, noting projects like eye and brain development in a mosquito, frog spotting, and social organization studies. It argues useless knowledge eventually yields useful tech and stresses future utility over current cost, while admitting potential excess but urging support for science and efficient financing. Martin Brilliant 1725 Ind. St.
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Journal-World
China
Martin Brilliant
Ind. St
Girdle for worn spine cartilage noted in elderly patient
In an 80 year old patient with back pain the doctor recommended a girdle to support the spine and relieve nerve pressure from thinning spinal cartilage. The exchange explains aging discs may shorten height and cause pain, with a back-support device as a common management.
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Jane W
Lyons Den Fund Raises Over Six Hundred Thousand For Dems
John Snyder of U S Industries heads New York Democratic fund drive reporting more than 600000 raised toward a million dollar goal. He cites the double bind of giving while out of power vs re election optimism. Also notes architect Frederick Kiesler’s hospital wedding to Lillian O Lindsey with best man William de Kooning and nurse bridesmaids at St Vincent's Hospital.
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John Snyder
U.S. Industries
N.Y
Snyder
Frederick Kiesler
Guggenheim Museum
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Kiesler
Lillian O’lindsey
Columbia
William de Kooning
St. Vincent’s
New City Library Catalog Highlights 1964 Selections
A list of 1964 library offerings includes THE ROAD TO NARCOTICS AND SOCIAL POLICY by Isidor Chein and others, THE MYTHMAKERS by Bernard D. Nossiter, and JAMES FORRESTAL by Arnold A. Rogow. Also featured are works by Sorokin, Druon, Warren, and Guareschi, plus novels by Geiger and Jameson.
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Isidor Chein
Bernard D. Nossiter
Pitirima
Sorokin
Harvard University
American Sociological Association
James Forrestal
Arnold A. Rogow
Truman
Elmer Davis
Robert Lloyd Davis
Washington
Douglass Cater
Mr. Cater
United States
Zeus
Maurice Druon
Robert Geiger
San Francisco
Southeast Asia
Storm Jameson
Aristide Michal
Current Best Sellers List Highlights Major Titles
Publishers' Weekly lists top fiction and non fiction best sellers. Notable entries include The Spy Who Came in From the Cold by Le Carre The Group by McCarthy The Venetian Affair by MacInnes and Von Ryan's Express by Westheimer. Nonfiction features Four Days by UPI American Heritage A Day in the Life of President Kennedy profiles in Courage and Diplomat Among Warriors.
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le Carre
McCarthy
MacInnes
Cheeve von N Ryan
Express
Westheimer
Upiamerican Heritage
Kennedy
Bishop
Murphy
Reid and
Demaris
Ap’s
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LBJ
Vincent J. Burke
Old Home Town
Maud Ellsworth
Kansas Teacher Magazine
Raymond Wheeler
Midwest Psychology Association
Lincoln
Neb
Robert E. Baker
Supreme Court
Washington Post News Service
Loki
Lawrence-Douglas County Mental Health Center
Tom Jones
Molly Seagram
Chosen
Joseph G. Molner
W. H
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
Don Camillo
Giovanni Guareschi
Pon Camillo
Peppone
Mufti
Russia
Robert Penn Warren
Tennessee
Marian Gavin
Sam Breeson
Jolene Jettis
Old Hickory
Nel B. Gerson
Andrew Jackson
Publishers’ Weekly
Interlandi
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