Lawrence Daily Journal World 1964 May 21 1964 edition header
The Lawrence Daily Journal World announces staff positions and publication details for the May 21 1964 edition. Managed by PDolph C Simons Jr with editors Ernest Pontius Tack Gimmerman and news by Ernest Pontius. Advertising and business managers listed along with circulation and pricing notes.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
France and US policies in Asia complement each other
Walter Lippmann argues France and the United States share core aims in Asia, despite misperceptions. He says Paris and Washington must improve communication, noting France’s role in stabilizing Southeast Asia alongside American support for Saigon, while cautioning against a drawn out war and urging continued presence in the South Pacific.
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de Gaulle
Paris
Germany
Europe
Soviet Union
NATO
United States
France
Far East
Gen. de Gaulle
Washington
Asia
Indonesia
Malaysia
Africa
China
Southeast Asia
Peking
Hanoi
Saigon
McNamara
South Pacific
South Viet Nam
What is a laminectomy and its effect on asthma
A reader explains laminectomy to relieve nerve pressure from a ruptured disc. Relief from pain may lessen asthma triggers caused by stress and worry, though surgery does not cure asthma itself. The response also covers TB skin testing and when chest X rays are needed after a positive result.
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DE Gaulle
South Asia
China
Peking
Orient
Gen. de Gaulle
Tribute to Justice William O Douglas Recalls Career Spotlight
Leonard Lyons recounts a Washington week featuring Chief Justice Douglas with a Johnson toast and anecdotes from Don McNeill’s show. He recalls a doctor’s misidentification of Douglas as a truck driver and a Beirut audience laughing over a misheard Walla Walla alma mater.
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Washington
F. St
Johnson
Don McNeil
Arizona
Douglas
U. S. Supreme Court
Fdr
Senate Judiciary Committee
New Haven
Sen. Borah
William O. Douglas
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Wash
American University
Beirut
Waltman College
Will and Way Influence on Cuba’s Castro Era
The piece argues many Cubans oppose Communist rule yet favor reforms under Fidel Castro. Observers note attempts at minor invasions or uprisings show mounting discontent, but a lack of clear method means Castro may cling to power while pressure continues.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Castro and Co
Ellsworth seeks third term in Kansas Third District
U S Rep Robert Ellsworth from Lawrence a 37 year old Republican lawyer engineer announced his candidacy for a third two year term as Kansas Third District delegate to Congress. He dismissed governorship talk and said Congress remains his best service to state and nation.
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U.S
Robert Ellsworth
Lawrence
Kansas
Congress
Ellsworth
Journal-World
Washington
Cooperation reshapes news media and broadcasting on election night
The year marks a pivot as print and broadcast outlets expand use of electronic vote analysis. CBS News-IBM VPA shifts to NY Times and Washington Post. UPI funds RCA computer use. AP and NBC News join to offer EVA. Cooperation aims to better inform citizens via timely trend data.
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CBS News
IBM
VPA
New York Times
Washington Post
WPA
United Press International
Radio Corporation of America
Soviet Advertising Key Term Reappears Amid Market Shift
Kremlin watchers note the Soviet publicity agency renamed from Vneshtorgizdat to Vneshtorgreklama. Reklama signals advertising influence as free enterprise ideas creep in, though experts warn a rapid Madison Avenue style change is unlikely.
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Madison Avenue
Bleeding And Losing in Viet Nam War Debate
Washington column notes American public confronts rising Vietnam casualties with unclear gains. generals and officials question strategy as McNamara weighs options and public support for a drawn out conflict wanes.
Retirement fete honors Opal Jayne Kennedy at Pinckney
Old Home Town notes salute Opal Jayne Kennedy on retiring after 23 years as Pinckney School principal and moving to Hillcrest School. She earlier led Quincy School for 12 years and taught history in junior high. John Wertzberger tries on cap and gown for High School commencement.
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Pinckney School
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Hillcrest School
Quincy
John Wertzberger
Bible Message On The Harvest Of The Spirit
The message highlights the fruit of the Spirit love joy peace patience kindness goodness faithfulness gentleness and self control with a prayer asking God to fill believers fully. It cites Galatians and prays for the Holy Spirit to harvest in daily life.
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Jesus
Johnson Shows Driven Start to White House Tenure
President Johnson's first six months in the White House are analyzed as transformative and high paced. The piece likens his leadership drive to bold, Rooseveltian power, noting aims to redefine the presidency and unify the nation under strong, moral leadership.
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Washington
Times
Post
Johnson
White House
Dallas
Mr. Johnson
al Jolson
John Kennedy
Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Richard Neustadt
Neustadt
Wei
Republic
Los Angeles Times
Wakarusa PTA Opposes Douglas County Unification Plan
Letters from the Wakarusa Valley School PTA criticize a proposed two district unification plan affecting grades one through twelve. At a 70-member meeting 81 percent voted no, citing student transfers to Lawrence Lecompton and Baldwin districts and potential tax losses from Clinton Dam area land.
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Journal-World
Chamber of Commerce
Douglas County
Wakarusa Valley
PTA
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Lecompton
Baldwin High
Clinton
Jumping at conclusions and old jokes in Hal Boyle column
New York AP dispatch notes Boyle's humorous riff on modern life, boredom, and social quirks. It parodies business language, marriage, crime, heaven, and the use of objects like hula hoops in policy. The column wryly contrasts perceptions with everyday behavior, ending with a jab at bragging about smoking cessation.
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New York
Heaven
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America
By Walter Lippmann
Churchill
Viet Nam
Yalu
Kore
South
Washington Post News Service
Joseph
Lyons den
Leonard Lyons
Will and
Ted Sell
Times-Post
Pentagon
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
North Viet Nam
Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town
Joseph King
Plymouth Congregational Church
Statehouse
Topeka
Gov. Haxman
W. A. Courtney
Man
By Robert £. Thompson
Wakarusa Valley School Pta
Bradford Powell
Hal Boyle
Interlandi
Republican Campaign Headquarters
Texas
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