Lawrence Journal World staff and masthead
A 1964 Lawrence Journal World masthead lists President and Editor LPH C Simons Jr Vice President Publisher Tu Mayer Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Eller and Business Manager with publication details and rates for Lawrence Kansas Monday Evening May 11 1964.
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Dolph Simons
LPH
C. Simons JR
TU Mayer Ons
Jack Zimmermann
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Art in the Park Enlivens Lawrence Community
Lawrence's Art in the Park at the South Park Rose Garden drew thousands for a sunny day of art, music, and refreshments. Organizers earned praise as residents enjoyed the event, renewed acquaintances, and gained appreciation for local creativity.
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Lawrence
South Park Rose Garden
Parents Shape Little League Fate with Mature Guidance
A columnist argues that parent involvement sustains Little League yet can harm the program if driven by ego. Pamphlets from Williamsport urge trained leaders over baseball only selection. Experts say coaches need training in health and child growth, while three parent types risk harming youth baseball.
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Williamsport
New York University
New Lineup For D C After Election Likely
Washington's Johnson transition plan signals a major cabinet and White House staff turnover after the election. Key figures named include Robert Kennedy Dean Rusk Douglas Dillon Stewart Udall Luther Hodges and John A McCone with several others expected to depart.
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Washington
Times-Post
Johnson
White House
Kennedy-Johnson
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Commerce
Luther Hodges
Lawrence F. O’brien
P. Kenneth O’donnel
Ralph A. Dungan
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Pentagon
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Abe Fortas
Clark Clifford
Dean Acheson
Wasps and beetles trial to curb houseflies at UC Riverside
University of California Riverside researchers begin biological control by releasing tiny wasps from Puerto Rico Trinidad and Wisconsin and Jamaica beetles to prey on house fly eggs and larvae. Entomologist E F Legner reports ongoing releases through cold weather while noting uncertainties about outcomes and potential ecological risks.
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American Science
University of California At Riverside
California
Puerto Rico
Trinidad
Wisconsin
Jamaica
E. F. Legner
UCR
Legner
Lawrence Area Scientists Attend National Fair
Obed Thompson Jr and Don Dreher winners head to Purdue for the fifth annual National Science Fair. Prof. Allen Crafton’s "Free State Fortress" recounted Lawrence history 1854-64 in the Journal-World. Dr. Carlyle Smith’s Indian site work appeared in the Saturday Evening Post.
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Obed Thompson Jr
Don Dreher
Lawrence Area
Purdue University
Allen Crafton
Free State Fortress
Lawrence
Journal-World
Carlyle Smith
Saturday Evening Post
Mildred Watson
CCC
W. G. Hutson
Robert E. Lee
Kansas City
Stats
Broadview
Wichita
Eldridge
Daily Bible Message Light and Sun Reflection
A devotional note proclaims the sweetness of light and sun in Ecclesiastes 11 7. A prayer asks God to cleanse hearts of sin and let the pure light of love shine through believers guiding those seeking Him. Amen.
Hoover marks 40 years as FBI chief amid anti communism warnings
FBI Director J Edg ar Hoover marked his 40th anniversary leading the bureau voicing concern over declining morals and Communist influence. He warned of a new youth front and civil rights penetration while urging citizens to fight crime and uphold ethics.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Associated Press
Johnson
Congress
Communist Party
FBI
la Costa Nostra
Hal Boyle Monday Potpourri
New York AP column notes items readers might miss from mail and topics for World's Fair visitors. It cites demographics in mid-Manhattan showing 19 percent of 1.1 million workers live outside the city yet hold 36 percent of top executive and professional jobs. It recalls Alice Ramsey driving coast to coast in 1909 with companions in a Maxwell taking five days and costing five dollars a day. Estimated NYC homeless cats and dogs deaths exceed 100000 and 75000 yearly from exposure or starvation. Quotations feature Rodin and Rochester with wry lines. a note on Blackmail meaning black rent and Whitemail term for silver payments to outlaws.
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New York
mid-Manhattan
Alice Ramsey
United States
San Francisco
Humane Society
New York City
Auguste Rodin
Letters Editor Thanks Douglas County MS Drive Helpers
The Douglas County Multiple Sclerosis Society thanks Delta Gammas Kappa Kappa Gammas Delta Delta Deltas Sigma Alpha Epsilons and Phi Delta Thetas for aiding a community service drive. Journal-World coverage is praised and donations are noted as 825 of 1375 dollars staying in Kansas with 40 percent to National research.
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Journal World
Douglas County
Multiple Sclerosis Society
Delta Gammas
Kappa Kappa Gammas
Delta del Deltas
Sigma Alpha Epsilons
Phi Delta Thetas
Journal-World
Kansas
National
Stormont-Vail Hospital
Topeka
Understanding Memory Loss In Older Parents And Bed Wetting
Reader asks about an elderly mother with memory lapses and the doctor replies that memory loss isn’t inevitable with age. Dr Hulicka’s NYS study suggests learning and health impact memory. screen hearing sight and attention before assuming forgetfulness. The column also reviews bed wetting in a 7 year old, advising medical check for problems before trying gadgets or gimmicks.
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Irene Hulicka
State University of New York
Buffalo
B.N
Barroom diplomacy at the United Nations lowers bar tensions
Walter F Handlin Jr presides as head bartender at the United Nations North Delegates lounge bar. For 17 years he has mixed drinks for delegates from 113 nations, serving 6000 drinks daily and keeping calm amid diverse accents. The bar opens 10 30 a m and closes 7 30 p m, sometimes operating around the clock during crises.
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United Nations
Times- Post
Walter F. Handlin Jr
United States
Handlin
Handin
U. N
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