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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1964

Page

2

Kansas City airport gridlock prompts bridge runway plan

The piece weighs options for Kansas City Missouri’s downtown municipal airport with long runways, pilot concerns, and a proposed cross river link to Fairfax Kansas to create a continuous airport corridor. It suggests merging the two facilities with a bridge runway to improve safety and keep a central terminal.

Kansas City Missouri Mid-Continent Mid- Continent Kansas Fairfax Missouri Field Missouri River London Los Angeles

Buildup to Cuba May 20 Uprising Speculation

The article notes growing official interest ahead of May 20 Cuba Independence Day. It cites recent strikes by Castro opponents and questions whether exiles alone can mount a major operation, while acknowledging possible brewing developments and heightened international attention.

Cuba Fidel Castro

Weather and health link explored in scientific studies

Weather shifts may influence corn health and trigger physical and mental changes in people. Researchers cite solar storms and magnetic activity correlating with mental hospital admissions, while warm air increases restlessness in schizophrenic patients and cold fronts affect epileptics.

Grandpa Cleveland Robert O. Becker New York Upstate Medical Center Syracuse Baker S. W. Tromp Leiden Holland

Grandpa Foretells Rain Through Cornben Folklore

The article argues weather effects arise from atmospheric conditions and human responses. It notes that observations by Grandpa and similar elders may have a tangible basis, supported by growing study of meteorology and psychology.

Defense contractors face uncertain near term outlook

The piece notes growing uncertainty for defense contractors as government demand for weapons production peaks and declines. It highlights regional job risks across California New York and other states with large prime contracts totals, and discusses possible economic conversion policies and congressional hearings led by the Senate Commerce Committee to craft a national conversion plan.

Washington Times-Post Gulf California New York State Massachusetts Connecticut New Jersey Ohio Texas Johnson Congress Senate Commerce Committee National Economic Conversion Commission Secretary of Commerce

Delta Gamma honors Virginia Brand retired advisor leader

Old Home Town items recall Virginia Brand honored as retiring advisory board chairwoman. Brand, initiated at Goucher College, led Kansas City alumnae chapter and state membership work, helped found Beta Kappa at KU in 1940, and served on the advisory board since. Prof. George Beal of KU spoke on Engineering and Architecture in St. Joseph to two groups.

Delta Gamma Sorority Virginia Brand Miss Brand Goucher College Kansas City Beta Kappa George Beal St. Joseph Engineers Club St. Joseph’s College Building Industries Club

Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Reflection

A brief devotional notes that if Christ is righteous in us we are born of him. It asks believers to witness to Christ starting at home and ends with a traditional Lord’s Prayer invocation.

Christ Ammen

Passions at Little Rock School Fire in Desegregation Era

The Sept 1957 mob at Little Rock Central High halted nine Negro students entry as Elizabeth Eckford faced jeers. Years later Eckford and eight others from the Little Rock nine pursue ordinary lives amid lingering scars of desegregation. Other stories reach Clinton Tenn and Prince Edward County Va as early desegregation pioneers persist.

Little Rock Central High School Elizabeth Eckford Supreme Court Eckford Liz Frankie Freeman U.S. Civil Rights Commission Ernest Green Michigan State University New York City Minnijean Brown Central Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Ill Thelma Mothershed Miss Brown Peace Corps Miss Mothershed Arkansas Clinton Tenn Bobby Cain Bobby Spokane Wash Nashville Prince Edward County Carrie Stokes Barbara Johns Miss Stokes Fayetteville N.C.) State College Barbara Johns Powell Philadelphia

TV Defenders Critique Echoes of Ribbon Creek Tragedy

General Marshall critiques The Defenders for oversimplifying Marine life and war ethics. He argues the TV portrayal distorts Marine discipline, ignores real blame, and echoes the 1956 Ribbon Creek incident without reflecting true character or duty.

Humane Society thanks Journal-World for help finding homes

The Lawrence Humane Society thanks the Journal-World for untiring support in finding homes for animals. Appealing shelter photos by Wilbur Hess helped, and Jeanne Mitchell notes there are always orphans waiting for a good home to visit the shelter in the afternoons.

Journal-World Journal - World Lawrence Humane Society Wilbur Hess J-W Jeanne Mitchell

Growth on ear lobe cyst advised to check by doctor

Reader asks about a pea sized growth behind the ear lobe. Dr Molner suggests a medical exam to identify a possible simple cyst and notes lancing offers only temporary relief. Also advises readers on teething cries and varicose vein guidance with a paid booklet offer.

W.J.L

Lyons and Wagner Napkin Sketches at Spellman Dinner

Louis Nizer sketched Mayor Wagner on a napkin and marked it Vice President Wagner for presentation. Wagner responded with a napkin sketch of Nizer and labeled it Senator Nizer. Carol Haney’s sudden Broadway death ends a decade of rising stardom after a single line audition. Gene Kelly and Jack Cole mentored her in choreography.

Cardinal Spellman Louis Nizer Wagner Nizer Senator Nizer Carol Haney Broadway Gene Kelly Jack Cole Cole Jack Procter & Gamble

New City Library Adds Diverse 1960s Titles

The list includes Reasonable Doubt by J W Ehrrich, Clarke's The Treasure of the Great Reef, Ulysses Found by Ernie Bradford, Reporting by Lillian Ross, Paris in the Terror by Stanley Loomis, Watchers of the Skies by Willy Ley, Why Did They Name It by Hannah Campbell, The Leper and Other Stories by Milovan Djilas, I Never Promised You a Rose Garden by Hannah Green, Extreme Magic by Horace Calisher, Spire by William Golding, The Constant Star by Prue dence Andrew, The Big Man by Henry J Taylor, and Home Is the Sailor by Jorge Amado.

J. W. Ehrrich Great Reef Arthur Gcg Clarke Great Basses Reef Ceylon Ulysses Ernie Bradford Mediterranean Lillian Ross New York Bean Blossom Township High School Indiana Paris Stanley Loomis Marat Charlotte Corday Danton Mme Roland Robespierre Camille Desmoulins Fouche Willy Ley Hannah Campbell Kansas George Eastman Kodak Oda Paul Jones Leper Milovan Djilas Milovan Dijilas Hannah Green Hortense Calisher Verlaine Hugo America England William Golding Dean Jocelin Pruedence Andrew Woodpill Henry J. Taylor Jorgs Amado Vasco Moscoso de Arago

Current Best Sellers List From Publishers' Weekly

The compiled list shows fiction titles including The Spy Who Came In From The Cold by Le Carre Convention by Knebel and Bailey The Group by McCarthy The Night In Lisbon by Remarque The Martyred by Kim. non fiction titles include Four Days by UPI A Day In The Life Of President Kennedy by Bishop Profiles In Courage by Kennedy The Naked Society by Packard Diplomat Among Warriors by Murphy. The Torch Is Passed is not listed due to limited bookstore sales.

Knebel and Bailey McCarthy Lisbon Remarque the Martyred Kim Upiamerican Heritage President Kennedy Bishop Courage Kennedy the Naked Society Packard Murphy

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