Lawrence Journal World staff list and publication details
Lawrence Journal World staff and ownership details dated May 27 1964. Staff includes Simons president and editor PoP Harold C Simons Jr publisher Mayer Zimmerman Pontius Eller. Published daily except Sunday in Lawrence Kansas with carrier and mail rates listed.
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Dolph Simons
Polph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Kansas Peace Officers seek end to 14 and 15 year old restricted licenses
At a Salina meeting the Kansas Peace Officers Association urged eliminating the restricted license for 14 and 15 year olds. They cited rising insurance costs, safety concerns, and the shift of farm and school travel away from requiring youth drivers. The group urged the Legislature to raise the driving age to 16 and called on parents to support the change.
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Kansas Peace Officers Association
Salina
Bill D. Schul
Kansas Attorney General’s Office
Kansas
Morse Urges Returning Defense Savings to Private Sector
Rep. F Bradford Morse proposes using defense cut savings to shrink the national debt by returning funds to the private sector rather than funding new federal programs. He favors shifting toward free markets while supporting goals like medical tech and pollution control.
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F. Bradford Morse
R-Mass
Midas Touch Boosts Jet Range With JP-5 Fuel Change
The Air Force switched President Johnsons 707 from JP-4 to JP-5 fuel, aiming for better fuel economy. Pilots estimate JP-5 extends range by 5 to 10 percent, aiding Johnsons economy push. Lady Bird Johnson adds supportive lines in coverage.
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Air Force
Johnson
White House
Lady Bird
Johnson faces new fuel economy shift in presidential plane
Comment notes travel in tourist class to New York and contrasts with cheaper fuel options in the President's aircraft. The passage suggests the 1964 vote potential is rising as Johnson's decisions influence public perception and fiscal concerns.
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New York
Johnson
Red China In Bind
China faces a renewed squeeze as Mao’s regime shifts from peasant concessions to tighter state control. Experts warn the economy remains at 50 percent capacity with no investment margin, while civilian political commissars expand state oversight to drive military-industrial plans.
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Hong Kong
Times-Post
China
Mao Tsetung
Chinese Central Committee
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Mao
Khrushchev
Lawrence High School and Local Portraits Through Time
A Chronicle notes 25 years ago 1939 honors Donald Palmateer as outstanding LHS senior athlete. 80th anniversary events bring Mrs. Rose Holloway Hitchcock from Colorado. Ralph T. O Neil becomes Kansas Bar Association president. 1954 marks LHS first graduation at 19th and La Sts with 194 seniors. Joan Beal tops class. 50th commencement honors W H Cole. Pinckney Clarion staff highlighted.
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Donald Palmateer
LHS
Lawrence Co-Operative Club
Rose Holloway Hitchcock
Colorado
Pleasant Valley
Ralph T. O’neil
Topeka
Kansas Bar Association
New Lawrence High School
19Th and
la. Sts
Orle Choguill
First Presbyterian Church
Joan Beal
W. H. Cole
Lawrence High School
Atty
Gen. Griffith
Irving Hill
Journal-World
Pinckney Clarion
Lila Lawson
Ruth Stockwell
Dorothy Stewart
George Kirchhoff
Bible Message and Prayer Encouraging Brotherly Love
A devotional note urges kindness and brotherly love from Romans 12 10 11. It asks for wisdom guidance and diligent service in using time talents and money for the Lord. It closes with a prayer to express Jesus spirit in daily work Amen.
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Jesus
Zip Code Controversy In Air Force Cited By Congress
Rep. Hebert reports an Air Force captain faced discharge for not providing his ZIP code. Air Force officials later said no action would be taken. The piece contrasts military bureaucratic inconsistency with a separate case of lavish Army General decor, arguing the moral victory lies with the chaplain overbearing system excess.
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Air Force Reserve
Rome
F. Edward Hebert
Louisiana
Hebert
Air Force
Congress
Air Force Board
Biffy
Sen. Goldwater
Johnson
Johnson’s Unprecedented Ties With Business Leaders Amid Campaign
Walter Lippmann argues President Johnson forges a rare accord with American business chiefs and publishers, aiding high poll ratings. The piece notes Republican leaders’ division, Goldwater’s bid, and Johnson’s skilled politics driven by empathy and post Marxian era economics to wage poverty fighting while gaining business confidence.
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Republican Party
Sen. Goldwater
New York
San Francisco
United States
Western
Europe
Johnson
Douglas County School Plan Urges Vote On Two Districts
Carl B. Althaus, chairman of the Douglas County Planning Board, outlines in a letter the merits of a two district school plan for Lawrence area and the rest of Douglas County. He notes funding, board structure, and potential cross district attendance while stressing protection of local schools and patron approval.
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Journal-World
Douglas County
Lawrence
Douglas
Lawrence High School
Lecompton
Perry
Carl B. Althaus
Douglas County Planning Board
Goiters and Hemorrhoids Inquiries Answered By Dr Mother
Dear readers ask if goiters still exist and what causes them. The doctor explains iodine deficiency historic role, other causes, and treatment options including possible surgery. A separate note directs readers to a booklet on hemorrhoids with 20 cents to obtain “The Real Cure for Hemorrhoids.”
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S.E.B
Midwest
Great Lakes
Pet Dep t and Convention Notes Highlight Kennedy Era
Atty Gen Kennedy hosted AFL CIO Executive Council at his McLean home. James Carey jokes about Kennedy’s giant Newfoundland. Convention note adds Kennedy aide Kenny O'Donnell selecting hotel arrangements for Atlantic City. TV dept notes Lucy Jarvis accepts McCall's Golden Mike. quip credits Presidents Kennedy Khrushchev and Kinther. Photo dept shows presidential portraits at Henry Miller's Theater with Treasury Dept. reversal.
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Atty
Gen. Kenedy
Afl-Cio Executive Council
McLean, Va
James Carey
The
Electrical Workers Union
Kennedy
Newfoundland
St. Bernard
Bobby
Kenny O'Donnell
Atlantic City
O’donnell
Lucy Jarvis
Nbc-Tv
Kremlin
Tulsa
McCall’s
Photo Dept
Henry Miller’s
White House
U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing
U.S
Treasury Dept
Memory Then and Now Reminisces on Youth and Change
Hal Boyle reflects on aging and memory noting how recollection enriches life. He contrasts past norms in daily life including childhood foods, brushing teeth, gender roles, school humor, driving speeds, and views on hospitals, sports, taxes, and work. Remember?
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New York
Mother
Father
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Washington Post News Service
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Red Sea
Jack
By Jack Zimmerman
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Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Peane
Kenney
High Johnson
County School Plan
Joseph G. Molner
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Hal Boyle
Frank Sinatra
England
the Cynic’s
Interlands
KU Klux Klan
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