Lawrence Journal-World Personnel and Publication Details
Lawrence Journal World staff and masthead listed with roles and publishers. Historical notice notes editors and offices at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas. Subscriptions priced by carrier and mail with regional rates and AP membership. Tuesday Evening Nov 5 163.
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W.C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Douglas
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
US roles in Diem coup over Vietnam get mixed signals
The United States denies direct involvement in the Diem overthrow while analysts contend Washington unofficially supported the coup. Officials cut and may soon resume aid to the new Viet Nam administration as US recognition is anticipated.
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United States
South
Viet Nam
U.S
U. S
State Department
Diem
Mickey Mantle
Cuba
Smoking shadows cigarette industry as Murrow and Terry quit
The piece notes Edward Murrow's lung cancer and surgery and Surgeon General Luther L. Terry's switch from cigarettes to pipe smoking. It suggests these high profile moves hurt tobacco image and worry tobacconists amid ongoing questions about smoking and cancer.
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Edward Murrow
U.S. Information Service
Murrow
U.S. Public Health Service
Luther L. Terry
Special Advisory Committee On
Dr. Terry
Which Bobby Is Washington Talking About These Days
In Washington the name Bobby now mostly refers to Robert G. Baker former secretary to the Senate majority who faces a Senate Rules Committee inquiry into possible conflicts of interest tied to his outside business dealings. Bobby Kennedy remains in public discussion as speculation about his political future continues.
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Bobby
Mr. Baker
Goldwater Committee
Goldwater
Senate
Ice Rush to Antarctica Delivers Dry Ice for Scientists
Supply officers rushed a shipment of ice to McMurdo Sound in Antarctica after a radio request from American researchers. Initial misgivings faded as the message repeated, demanding dry ice to support cold experiments in one of the world’s coldest places.
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Antarctica
McMurdo Sound
Shipping Six Wendell Seals to New York Zoo
Six Wendell seals are captured for transport to a New York zoo. The ice packing will keep the animals cool during the flight, ensuring their safety aboard the voyage.
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New York
Ivan Confronts Tax Debate Through Russian Lens
In Washington Ivan, a Russian Embassy specialist, studies the Kennedy tax bill and the coalition in Congress. He observes a split between Byrd and Gore, a liberal president facing a rich man’s bill, and the role of Dil lon in defending the measure. The piece notes U S democracy’s complexity and the value of Ivan’s objective analysis.
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Ivan
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Senate
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Byrd
Gore
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
United States
Diverse Local Happenings From 1953 and Earlier
Old Home Town items mark 1953 death of Conrad McGrew at 48 from a stroke. A KA alumnus and former violin teacher, he later led WREN music and co founded McGrew Investment Co and Park Hill addi tion. Also notes 1938 contest and homecoming queen. 190 years ago 1923 Union Pacific survey on farming, low pay for wheat and cattle, but dairy and alfalfa profitable. 500 voices join Lawrence Community Chorus.
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Conrad McGrew
Fine Arts School
WREN
McGrew and Peck Insurance and Real Estate
Holmes, McGrew and Peck
McGrew Investment Co
Park Hill
Frances Feist
Cecil Vining
Baldwin
Sioux Falls
D.C
Lions
Washington Rural High School
Nebraska
Kansas
Denise Lemoine
Kansas City
Musetta Brown
Union Pacific
Lawrence
Donald M. Swarthout
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
A devotional note cites Matthew 11 29 inviting readers to take Christ s yoke and learn meekness. A brief prayer thanks God for the privilege of service and asks for guidance and presence as believers continue their journey with Christ.
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Christ
Goldwater Seen as Front Runner Despite Critics
Barry Goldwater's bid for the 1964 GOP nomination solidifies as a growing front runner. Supporters praise his conservatism and Western image while opponents label him a gadget-loving ideologue. The contrast with Kennedy shapes voter choice as New Hampshire primaries approach.
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Arizona
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
New Hampshire
Menjou's Dapper Image Shapes a Storied Film Career
Leonard Lyons recalls Adolphe Menjou's sharp dress and bold bravado shaping his film standing. The Pittsburgh native known for faultless taste clashes with Spencer Tracy and defends his wardrobe despite theft in Munich. He rose as a staunch Republican amid career pressures and odd casting.
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Arlen
Menjou
Mr. Menjou
Right to Caesarean Delivery vs Natural Birth
Reader questions Dr Motner on whether a woman can choose Caesarean delivery without medical need and on childbirth preparation. The doctor stresses safety over choice, suggests classes, and notes that surgery is warranted only to avoid greater danger.
Cary Grant Learns to Cook in Beverly Hills Suit
Hal Boyle reports Cary Grant plans to learn cooking as a possible route to marriage. The star, age 59, has an electric kitchen installed at his hilltop home north of Beverly Hills and jokes about fitness and luck while sharing anecdotes from his day.
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New York
Cary Grant
Danny Kaye
Grant
Beverly Hills
Theater Owners of America
Cary
Mahree
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Los Angeles Times News Service
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Barry
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Taft
John F. Kennedy
Metoper
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Life Magazine
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Washington Post News Service
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the Green Hat
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Spencer Tracy
Munich
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Metropolitan Opera
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