Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and date
A historical newspaper masthead from May 26 1964 lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World editors and staff led by President and Editor Dolph Simons Jr withBill Mayer as publisher and Tack Zimmerman as managing editor. It notes established 1854 and publication details for Lawrence Kansas readers with subscription rates and AP membership.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph Cg, Simons JR
Bill Mayer
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Psychiatry deserves a squarer deal says LA Times writer
Los Angeles Times medical writer Harry Nelson reports at the American Psychiatric Association convention in Los Angeles that psychiatry has grown toward scientific methods and physical treatments while facing lay and medical skepticism. He urges open-mindedness and continued collaboration between psychiatrists and physicians to relieve patient misery and expand the field’s promise.
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Harry Nelson
Los Angeles Times
American Psychiatric Assn
Los Angeles
Nelson
Big Daddy Unruh Seen Backing Salinger In California Primary
California Democrats clash as Pierre Salinger seeks the Senate nomination with alleged aid from Jesse Unruh the General Assembly speaker and party boss. Alan Cranston backs by Gov. Brown the feud mirrors intraparty power struggles ahead of the June 2 primary.
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San Francisco
Times-Post
California
Pierre Salinger
Big Daddy
Jesse Unruh
Salinger
White House
Senate
Unruh
California General Assembly
Alan Cranston
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Brown
California Democratic Council
CDC
General Assembly
Democratic Party
Utah NEA Walkout Triggers Proposed Sanctions
Teachers from the NEA backed walk out in Utah over two days prompting the National Education Association to suggest sanctions against the state. The dispute centers on education policy and labor action.
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Utah
National Education Association
NEA
NEA threatens Utah teachers with work stoppage action
The NEA the nation’s largest education group asks Utah teachers to return to work but refuses to sign next fall contracts. The 902,000 member body urges members to refuse Utah teaching jobs until conditions improve. Utah teachers vote to resume but not sign future contracts, risking September school operation.
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Utah
NEA
Notable local figures honored and historical school notes
A 1954 item honors Dr. Forrest Allen with a VFW gold medal of merit and recalls retirement of KU educator Dr. W W Davis after 44 years. It also notes fifth graders at New York School pictured leaving on the last day. Earlier items recount Pleasant Valley School District founding in 1859 and C L Edwards as first superintendent, plus H Roe Bartle delivering the Lawrence High graduation address. Earlier 1924 mentions a $25 state auditor question and a marble slab at Winfield School for the Feeble Minded with governor and board inscribed onsite.
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Forrest Allen
VFW
W. W. Davis
Jim Schrader
John Bright
New York School
Pleasant Valley
C. L. Edwards
H. Roe Bartle
Kansas City
Lawrence High School
Winfield School
Gov. Allen
State House
Unto every one that hath shall be given
Prayer section quotes Matthew 25 29 and asks for guidance to spread Jesus love and forgiveness through prayer. The text emphasizes sharing what Christ has done and can do, ending with the Lord's Prayer sentiment.
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Jesus
Christ
Strained Red Satellite Signals Subtler Romania Thaw
In Romania cultural life shows faint signs of loosening control as Western literature and drama reach more readers. The state praises limited openness while warning against compromising artistic standards and Marxist-Leninist framing. Diplomats and writers debate genuine liberalization versus controlled diffusion.
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Yevtushenko
Eugene Ionescu
Bucharest
Hemingway
Faulkner
Joyce
Kafka
Proust
Georgeta Horodinca
Samuel Beckett
Travel Freedom Stressed Against Passport Restrictions
A Letters to the Editor advocates travel as a universal right and criticizes wartime and peacetime passport limits. It cites oath requirements, restrictions on communist affiliates, and limited visa practices for Cuba Albania and parts of China Korea and Vietnam. The CNVA backs lifting bans and promotes the Quebec Washington Quarantine Walk for Peace as a push for global unity.
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United States
U. S
U. S. Supreme Court
Albania
Cuba
China
Korea
Viet Nam
Committee For Nonviolent Action
CNVA
Notable Hollywood, Broadway and Arts News in Brief
Michael Wilding quits acting to join Hugh French's agency with clients including ex wife Elizabeth Taylor and her husband Richard Burton. Wilding dates Margaret Leighton with marriage expected. Leighton's ex-husband Laurence Harvey also a client. Jason Robards Jr to star in Alan Jay Lerner's new musical. Igor Stravinsky portrait to be shown at New York State Theater. John Gielgud's Ages of Man tour to include Russia and Poland. Sally Ann Howes teased by Duke of Marlborough at Blenheim Palace. tour costs for public books incurred. Tennessee Williams Glass Menagerie recorded for Caedmon with Clift Harris Tandy Wayne. Arthur Lesser to bring Folies Bergere to Broadway and Paris Forum. The Thin Red Line film success noted in Tokyo. Jack Lemmon hotel suite clash. Conrad Hilton provides 44th floor penthouse free. Berlin street named after Johnson proposed by Willy Brandt. Hal Prince to direct Baker Street for Alex Cohen. Jerome Robbins to direct Fiddler on the Roof. James Baldwin finishing essay for Richard Avedon book.
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Michael Wilding
Hugh French
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Wilding
Margaret Leighton
Miss Leighton
Laurence Harvey
Jason Robards Jr
Alan Jay Lerner
Igor Stravinsky
Rene Bouche
New York State Theater
John Gielgud
Russia
Poland
Sally Ann Howes
Sammy
Blenheim Palace
Duke of Marlborough
Tennessee Willaims
Glass Menagerie
Montgomery Clift
Julie Harris
Jessica Tandy
David Wayne
Arthur Lesser
Broadway
Paris
Forum
James Jones
U. S
Tokyo
United Artists
Hilton Hotel
Jack Lemmon
Conrad Hilton
Willy Brandt
Berlin
White House
LBJ
Burnet Hershey
Can the sex of a baby be determined in advance
Dr Molner surveys theories on fetal sex control and concludes there is no reliable method at present. He cites a Duluth reader's claim and notes researchers have only scratched the surface, warning against trying to decide a baby's sex. He suggests awaiting further science and jokes about future laws.
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Rumania
Bucharest
Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej
Gheorghiu-Dej
Duluth
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Cleveland
Hal Boyle Bicycle Toll Is Half Million
New York AP notes that more than half a million kids are injured yearly in bicycle accidents. It also shares quirky facts on memory, long races, costs of letters, and social trivia with a humorous column style.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Los Angeles
Johnny Salvo
Will Durant
Hiffel
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Pierre
Julius Duscha
Washington Post News Service
NEA Intervention
Old Home Town
Ussr
Ernest Conine
Vienna
Romanian Writers Union
Mihai Beniuc
West
Romania
Los Angeles Times News Service
Journal-World
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Joseph G. Molner
Dr. Mother
South Pole
the Cynic’s
Interlands
Rockefeller Campaign
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