Lawrence Journal World Staff and Publication Details
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World lists Dolph C. Simons Jr. as president and editor with Dolph Simons Jr. and Jack Zimmerman among staff. It notes billing, circulation rates, and addresses for the World Company in Lawrence Kansas dated Saturday May 23, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons JR
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Sene
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Lawrence Prepares for Commencement Visitors Soon
The article urges Lawrence residents to present a welcoming image for thousands of visitors attending Kansas University commencement and related events. It calls for bright porch lights and tidy yards around Memorial Stadium to aid visitors returning to cars in the dark, and notes future summer guests from Boys and Girls State, bankers, and scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas University
Endowment Association
Alumni Association
U. S
Memorial Stadium
Measles Under Attack By Nation's Pediatricians
Pediatricians launch aggressive effort against measles calling it the leading killer among childhood diseases. In 1963 measles deaths in the United States exceeded paralytic polio cases, with complications common in about one in six hard measles cases. Doctors anticipate vaccines providing lifelong immunity within a year or two. In Lawrence area this year measles remains prevalent and should not be taken lightly, doctors urge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lawrence
Subcommittee Targets Federal Paperwork Mountain
The Subcommittee on government statistics led by Rep Arn olsen moves to cut red tape by scrapping the requirement for 25 witness testimony copies and seeks broader ways to reduce government paperwork for business manufacturers and the public. Experts warn misused computer power could worsen paper mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. House
Subcommittee
Arnold Olsen
D-Mont
Devoted Golf Wives and Fisherman’s Dream Tale
A playful note on devoted spouses in sports, contrasting golf wives with fishing couples. A fisherman’s wife recalls him dreaming of a remote lake with Brigitte Bardot and reporting he caught an 8-pound bass, illustrating exaggerated devotion and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigitte Bardot
Enterprising grocer jokes about wormy apple in pesticide scare
A grocer responds to a lady customer with quick wit noting a worm-eaten apple and downplays pesticide fears saying the fruit isn’t perfect but not unsafe. The exchange highlights wary consumers amid insecticide worries.
Khanh Vital To U S
Gen Nguyen Khanh, Vietnam's prime minister since January, is analyzed as an unstable, embattled leader. The piece notes his small stature and cautious rule, his mixed popular image as an American tool, and his reliance on U.S. support including McNamara’s pledge. It warns that Khanh’s removal could threaten U.S. Vietnam policy amid looming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian Saigon
Times-Post
Nguyen Khanh
Republic of Viet Nam
Gamal Abdul Nasser
Fidel Castro
Gen. Khanh
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon
United National Front
Diem
Viet Minh
Viet Nam
Central Intelligence Agency
U. S
Robert S. McNamara
Khanh
Old Home Town Recounts for 1944 and 1939 Highlights
The 1944 entry notes Delbert Erhart and family hosting a barbecue at the airport for students, including university aviation trainees, with Rev. Dale Turner addressing Lawrence High School graduates and several local leaders. The 1939 recap covers Dr. Bert Nash attending a Topeka lay commission meeting, Kansas civic efforts on soldier bonuses, KU violin department leadership, and KU athletics and physical education appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Erhart
University Aeronautics Department
Dale Turner
Lawrence High School
Phil Stuart
Patty Pettengill
Maj
Carl Sundin
Salvation Army
Albert G. Parker
First Presbyterian Church
Bert Nash
Topeka
Gov
Ratner
Atchison
Winfield
Girls’ Industrial School
Beloit
Boys’ Reformatory
Hutchinson
Washington
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Senate
Waldemar Gelich
F. C. Allen
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Conclusion
Today’s Bible message speaks of God keeping believers from falling and presenting them faultless before glory. The prayer thanks God for never leaving and asks for trust to walk in His ways through Jesus Christ.
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Jude
Father
Jesus
Romania Gains Room for American Ties amid Eastern Bloc Rift
Belgrade based report notes Romania’s possible shift toward Western trade and aid as Washington weighs broader commercial links. Averell Harriman and Gheorge Gaston Marin discuss easing tensions and Romania's Sino Soviet stance amid drive for more Western contracts and favorable treatment.
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Belgrade
Times - Post
Rumania
Europe
Poland
Yugoslavia
Stalin
Romania
Washington
Russia
China
Averell Harriman
Gheorge Gaston-Marin
U. S
Kennedy Seen as Keynoter at Democratic Convention
Senator Ted Kennedy may headline the Democratic National Convention while doctors report Lyndon B. Johnson in good health. The piece notes party division over seating rival delegate slates and cultural anecdotes from Washington society.
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Ted Kennedy
John Bailey
Miss
Ala
LBJ
Elizabeth Taylor
New Establishment
Michael Wilding
Margaret Leighton Hume Cronyn
Bahama Island
Heinzes
Thant
Stratford
General Motors
Walter Reuther
Linwood Welcomes Guest Pastor Ernest Gruen
Reverend Ernest Gruen of Wyandotte Baptist Church Kansas City Kansas will serve as guest pastor at First Baptist Linwood from May 24 to May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Gruen
Wyandotte Baptist Church
Kansas City
Kan
First Baptist Church
Linwood
Rockefeller Sees Swing to His California Bid
San Francisco report says New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller reports growing support in California for his Republican presidential run while Barry Goldwater campaigns in Washington. The two rivals will tour California for six days for 86 delegates, leading to the June 2 primary. Patt Hallings argues Goldwater aligns more with Eisenhower Nixon than Rockefeller, accusing Rockefeller of splitting the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Page
Rip Torn
London
Edward Albee
Dick Shawn
Sydney Chaplain
Green Hills Country Club
Caskie Stinnett
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Naples
Sophia Loren
Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
Columbia College
U.S
Louis.m. Hacker
George Gobel
ABC
Betty Furness
Atlantic City
New York
Philadelphia
Warren Beatty
Poitier
San Francisco
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Washington
Los Angeles
Patt Hillings
Hillings
Five KU Students Named Proctors for Scholarship Halls
Five Kansas University students have been named proctors for men’s scholarship halls. John Stephens Wells ville senior Battenfeld Hall Ronald Middendorf Humboldt senior Foster Hall James Lucas Mapleton senior Joliffe Hall Herbert Beck Council Grove junior Pearson Hall Donald Vannaman Ashland senior Stephenson Hall.
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Kansas University
John Stephens
Wellsville
Battenfeld Hall
Ronald Middendorf
Humboldt
Foster Hall
James Lucas
Mapleton
Joliffe Hall
Herbert Beck
Council Grove
Pearson Hall
Donald Vannaman
Ashland
Stephenson Hall
Stroke recovery through daily movement and therapy
A reader’s wife suffered a stroke leaving speech and motor impairment. Experts urge continuing use of paralyzed limbs, daily exercises, and gradual resistance training to regain movement, noting some recovery is possible even with brain damage while full restoration may be unlikely.
Struggling fiction and non fiction titles from 1964 library catalog
A New City Library catalog lists varied works from 1964 including THELMA HELYAR STRANGERS ON A BRIDGE by James Donovan and ABEL in trial history. non fiction like THE YEAR THAT CHANGED THE WORLD, and biographies such as ROSEBERY by Robert Rhodes James. Other titles cover Japan life in SEAWEED FOR BREAKFAST and ancient Greece in ANCIENT GREECE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Donovan
Rudolf Ivanovich Abel
United States
James Donovan
Abel
Francis Gary Powers
Glienicker Bridge
West Berlin
Alan Seager
Midwest
England
Rosebery
Archibald Philip
Fifth Earl OF
Robert Rhodes James
Nina Epton
Japan
Brian Gardner
Greece
Robert Payne
Bulletin OF the Atomic Scienists
Major Grigsby
John Sherlock
Malaya
Chen Tak
Current Best Sellers in Fiction and Non Fiction
A list of top selling titles across fiction and non fiction categories. Notable entries include The Spy Who Came in From the Cold by Le Carre and Von Ryan’s Express by Westheimer. Non fiction picks feature A Day in the Life of President Kennedy and Profiles in Courage among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Carre
Knebel and Bailey
Lisbon
Remarque
Wapshot
Cheever von Ryan
Upiamerican Heritage
President Kennedy
Bishop
Courage
KenneDy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Ww. C. Simons
By David Holden
Manchester Guardian Service
Old Home Town
America
Nation
By John Rutherford
Dean Rusk
Hungary
Czechoslovania
London Observer Service
Leonard Lyons
Huntington Hartford
Paradise Island
Richard Burton
Kenny O’donnell
Democratic National Committee
O’donnell
Rocky
Proctors
Joseph G. Molnear
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
Heimito von Doderer
Austria
Lindmann
Frederic Raphael
Broda
Balkan
Jacob Juindmann
Vera Caspary
Leni Neuman
Borden
Teo Savory
MR. Stone
V. S. Naipaul
Mr. Naipaul
West Indies
Publishers’ Weekly
Interlandi
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