Lawrence Journal World 1964 May 29 front page notice
The Lawrence Journal World dated Friday May 29 1964 lists staff including President and Editor Polph C Simons Jr and Managing Editor Jack Rim m i er. It notes publication details for the World Company Lawrence Kansas with pricing and mailing rates and mentions Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douph Simons
Polph C. Simons JR
Bill. Mayer Weeewwee
Jack “Rimmier
Ernest Fontigs
Leo Eller Wee
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence, Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Bluenoses Inc. Promotes Decency in Arts
Paul Molloy of the Chicago Sun-Times describes Bluenoses Inc. a tongue in cheek group opposing censorship while urging decency and taste in movies books and TV. He notes parents are keen on passing a better moral heritage to their children and defends the right to draw lines between pornography and art.
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Paul Molloy
Chicago Sun-Times
Bluenoses,” Molloy
Molloy
Bluenoses, Inc
Bluenoses
Bachelors by Rule in Army Promotion Debate
The Army may seek Congressional authority to promote bachelors over married soldiers while blocking marriage enlistments and halting new special allowances. The move aims to cut costs but could worsen recruitment and financial problems among enlistees, adding to service-wide strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Congress
Pentagon rift narrows as Nitze pushes joint view in admiral picks
Defense leaders curb civilian military divides with new criteria for admiral selection. Navy Secretary Paul Nitze urges boards to value breadth of mind and joint service performance over service background. He seeks flexible, creative thinking to match civilian leadership in an integrated Defense Department.
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Pentagon
Navy
Paul Nitze
Nitze
Defense Department
Joka ‘Sax
Congress protests Whiz Kids influence on defense policy
Congressmen say the Whiz Kids young researchers with military study backgrounds carry more weight with Defense Secretary McNamara than seasoned generals. The dispute grows as officers cooperate to manage perceived control by the scholars, risking internal friction.
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Reflections Of Nehru Quote Collection
A condensed portrait of Jawaharlal Nehru through his writings and interviews. The notes present his views on aging ambition, future hope, religion, manual labor, political harmony, humanity, solitude, and rising violence.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
Old Home Town Milestones Across Decades
A collage of local memories from 1954 1939 and 1924 notes include a wedding at the Hill home a track mark by Wes Santee at the Missouri Valley AAU meet in Mission and the Tibbetts filling station era. Also mentioned are KU track co captain Bob Stoland and temperance leader Octave Jacqmain in Belgium.
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Friends In Council
Justin Hill
Margaret Ann Black
Charles Bradford Black
Benlacct Downs Hall
E. Raymond Hall
Lawrence
Wes Santee
Mission
Tibbetts
Overbrook
J. B. Fairchild
Light Company
Missouri Pacific
Bob Stoland
Daily Bible Verse and Prayer for Guidance
Jesus declares I am the way and the life and conscience of faith. The prayer seeks divine guidance during uncertain times and danger on life’s road, asking Christ to direct thoughts and lead safely home. Amen.
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Heavenly Father
Christ
Government labels singles as manless households
Journalist laments HEW term manless household for single women and argues it erases individuality. He contrasts past titles like bachelor girl and old maid with the dehumanizing label. He urges protests and a return to respectful, romantic job identity for women in public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauren Bacall
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Letters on school unification and youthful driving laws
A Lawrence Kansas reader argues against a county unit plan for school unification citing unequal taxes and loss of local control. He favors a three section unit with local representation and warns of unequal access under a one unit plan. He also calls for stricter enforcement of driving laws and attention to individual tests over age groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Donald E. Rappard_ Overbrook
Kaw
Rence
Twenty-Third Street
Lawrence Area
Frank G. DeShazo
War on Poverty or War on Taxpayers
Reader letter from Carroll M Willis of Wichita Kan questions welfare dependency in the U S noting more people receive relief checks than the combined populations of Iowa Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma and that annual relief spending exceeds 35 billion dollars while relief rolls grow twice as fast as population he asks what happens when relief recipients outnumber taxpayers and whether this is a war on poverty or taxpayers.
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India
Journal-World
U. S
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Carroll M. Willis
Wichita, Kan
Resident Parents Question License Rules For Young Drivers
A letter from a parent criticizes Mr Schul and the Peace Officers Association over restrictions for young licensees. The writer cites issues including district placement, school schedule access, and gasoline costs for daily trips, noting concerns about bus options and inadequate local transportation.
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Journal World
Schul
Peace Officers Association
North Law
Voters urged to reject Douglas County school unification plan
Citizens urged to vote no in the June 2 special election on a proposed Douglas County school unification plan. The letter argues the plan disrupts long standing rural attendance patterns while promising only minimal tax savings and does not truly equalize educational opportunities.
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Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Journal - World
Planning Board
Lawrence High School
Douglae
Local voter urges against proposed district tax plan
A speaker criticizes the Douglas district plan as tax equalization without improving educational opportunities. He notes the 16 mill tax rate is based on current costs and ignores the load from non high students and transportation. He plans to vote no on June 2 and hopes to back a better plan in September.
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Mately
Lawrence
Planning Board
Douglas
Lyons' Den Highlights From A Busy Political and Cultural World
Mayor Wagner plans a July Geneva conference on automation to raise his vice presidential profile. The Keafauver Foundation will fund a wing in the University of Tennessee library housing the late senator’s papers. Other items include a JFK inquiry timeline, Mischa Elman at a White House dinner, Irish readings by Scott and Dewhurst, and theater moves from Evans to Burton.
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Wagner
Geneva
Kefauver Foundation
University of Tennessee
Warren Commission
Mischa Elman
White House
Eshkol
Israel
George C. Scott
Colleen Dewhurst
LBJ
Ireland
Maurice Evans
Richard Burton
Kim Stanley
William Hanley
Johnson
Kenneth Keating
R-N.y
Keating
Schenectady
Paul Newman
Martin Ritt
Sandy Dennis
Miss Dennis
U. S
Table Tennis Assn
Herman Westcott
Newport News
TWA
L. A
N.Y
Mike Mindlin
Marty Ranohoff
Filmways
Jordan Pavilion
Don Appel
Premarital Health, Birth Control and Mumps Myths
Reader questions about pre marital exams the timing and scope the safety of birth control pills and when to start them. The doctor urges yearly or before marriage exams with chest X ray and urine tests and notes pills are generally safe with possible side effects. Also addressed is mumps impact on fertility and definitions of vascular disease and circulation.
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Miss M.S
Fork in the road for U S in Southeast Asia
Joseph Alsop argues the United States faces a choice in Southeast Asia between pursuing a hard line to force North Vietnam to honor Geneva accords or accepting a broader collapse of American Pacific power. He warns that failure could push the U S out of business as a Pacific power and urges decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Pacific
Tokyo
Times-Post
Southeast Asia
Laos
Viet Nam
United States
DeGaulle
U. S
Hawaii
Gen. DeGaulle
Japan
Okinawa
North Viet Nam
China
North
Hong Kong
Free World
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Old Home Town
Octave Jacqmain
Belgium
Jacqmain
Jesus
Jack
By Jack Zimmerman
Young Licensees
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Joseph G. Molner
Dr. Mother
States
E.B
M.B
Joseph Alsop
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