Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff Roster May 19 1964
Lawrence Daily Journal World roster and staff credits published May 19 1964. Lists President Editor OLPH C Simons Jr Vice President Publisher TL Mayer Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Eller Business Manager and other roles with publication details. Includes circulation and contact information for Lawrence Kansas.
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Dolph Simons
Olph C. Simons JR
TL Mayer
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Jack Zimmerman J
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
Lawrence school board tables sessions and appearances rules
The Lawrence School Board on Monday night voted to table resolutions on planned executive sessions and the regulation of public appearances at meetings. The move, described as a kill of the proposals, was criticized as mishandled and misunderstood by press and public.
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Lawrence
J. J. Wilson
Capitol Crime Concerns Rise Over Night Security at Capitol
The Senate requests eight metropolitan policemen five officers on foot and three K 9 teams to patrol the Capitol at night amid vandalism and assaults on visitors. Sen Saltonstall and Monroney urge stronger protection noting women aides escorted to cars after dark. Capitol area suffers ongoing night time attacks with insufficient police coverage.
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Congress
Senate
Capitol
Washington
Sens
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
A. S
Rockefeller Dominates Cities in Oregon Vote Profile
A study of the IBM vote profile analysis in the Oregon primary shows Rockefeller swept cities and suburbs, with strong support from high income and labor areas, while Lodge led in small towns and rural areas. Nixon and Goldwater lagged in most regions, affecting California prospects.
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IBM
Oregon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Johnson
Kennedy
Portland
Lodge
Nixon
Goldwater
California to Decide GOP Clash After Oregon Upset
Goldwater abandons Oregon as a wash and pins hopes on California where Rockefeller attracts professionals and small business voters. Polls show Goldwater leading the suburbs while Oregon builds Rockefeller strength. Analysts expect 1964 to bring unprecedented independent voting and California results could shape the July 13 GOP National Convention in San Francisco.
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Goldwater
Oregon
California
Rockefeller
Harris
San Francisco
Giap extends North Vietnamese lines into Laos border area
In Saigon dispatch Joseph Alsop analyzes a disturbing shift as North Vietnamese troops extend a border road system from Tchepone to Attopeu in Laos. The deployment, likely 7 to 12 battalions, violates the 1962 Geneva accord and affords Giap a potential channel for infiltrating forces into northern South Vietnam.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Laos
Tchepone-Saravane-Attopeu
Tchepone
Saravane
Attopeu
Phoumi Nosavan
South Viet Nam
Vo Nguyen Giap
Giap
Dienbienphu
Mao Tse-Tung
Mao
Old Home Town Highlights Across Decades
A retrospective of local events traces alumni births and retirements from 1954 1939 and 1924. Highlights include Phi Delta housemother Maudie Kreamer nearing retirement after 27 years and the wartime chapter effort, plus Summerfield Scholar Mark Wiesselman and a planned self supporting Alumni Place dormitory.
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Lecompton
Europa
Baldwin
Vinland
J. H. Kreamer
Phi Delta Thetas
Maudie
Phi Delta
Mark Wiesselman
Lawrence
Summerfield
Brynwood
The
Acacia Fraternity
Brynton Woodward
Lilac Lane
Alumni Place
A. Henley
Methodist Church
University Commons
Library Lawn
Indiana
Bible Message and Prayer Reflect Spirit Living
Today’s Bible message quotes Galatians 6 8 Weymouth about sowing to the Spirit and reaping life eternal The prayer asks for the Holy Spirit to control life and guide believers toward nobler calmer joyful and useful living in Jesus name Amen.
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Weymouth
Father
Jesus
Europe in Transition Through Western Leaders
Lipmann surveys London Bonn and Paris noting a political pause before elections. He predicts Johnson will win and highlights pressures on Douglas-Home Erhard and Pompidou. He argues anti Marxist mood and shift from Marxist theory to adapting industry amid a peaceful opening of East and West.
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Washington Post
London
Bonn
Alec Douglas- Home
Erhard
Nasser
Sukarno
Germany
Johnson
Western Alliance
Charles de Gaulle
Harold Wilson
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Western
Europe
Marx
Britain
Labor Party
France
Gen
de Gaulle
Eastern
The Future of Engineering A Fierce Debate
A Rand Corp scientist argues there is no engineer shortage and that automation will create a surplus. He contends optimistic forecasts rely on flawed assumptions and warns computers will soon automate routine engineering work, challenging labor and education plans.
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Los Angeles
Times-Post
Richard Bellman
Rand Corporation
Santa Monica
Calif
California
Howard V. Stambler
U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
National Science Foundation
Stambler
Bellman
Los Angeles Times
People to People Food Tour reaches Cologne via train
Rusty Springer reports from the Institute for Self Service gathering in Cologne after a pilot strike stranded the group at Brussels Airport. The tour includes visits to German supermarkets with 250 new outlets planned this year, followed by stops in England Belgium Sweden Poland Russia and Hungary.
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Journal-World
Europe
Stockholm
Sweden
Brussels
Dusseldorf
Germany
Cologne
Institute For Self-Service
U. S
England
Belgium
Poland
Russia
Hungary
Rusty Springer
Causes and treatment of thickened toenails and related concerns
A reader asks about club toenails and treatment options. Thickening often comes with age or footwear pressure and may signal fungal infection. griseofulvin can help some fungi, but nails may need removal in persistent cases. Regular cleaning, careful trimming, and soaking ease care.
Chalk's empire and family clash over time
Leonard Lyons notes D Roy Chalk owns Trans Carib Airlines, Washington transport system, real estate, newspapers and radio stations and plans expansion. His wife, married 32 years, urges him to spend more time at home or on their yacht. She called at 3 p.m. about eye color and focus, seeking more family time.
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Roy Chalk
Trans- Carib Airlines
Transportation System
Washington, D.C
Hal Boyle Tuesday Potpourri
Freshly Boyle-ed items on variety and trivia. Facts touch sports odds, drugstores per physician, workplace safety, unemployment happiness, mail volume, and quirky notes on dreams folklore and quick curios. Includes quotable lines and brief reflections from poets and scientists.
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Capitals
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Social Democrats
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Adenauer
Eisenhower
Washington Post News Service
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G. Molner
R.E.S
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Hal Prince
Carol Haney
George Abbott
Shirley MacLaine
Miss Haney
Hal Wallis
Wallis
Robert Moses
Roosevelt Hospital
Moses
Harry S. Truman
UJA
Jerome Hyams
Truman
Hal Boyle
America
Richard Harding Davis
Robert P. Lewis
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