Lawrence Journal World staff and specs, 1964 edition note
Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead details newsroom staff led by Dolph C. Simons Jr and editor W. C. Simons. Publication info lists daily schedule, price structure, and office address in Lawrence Kansas with Associated Press membership and circulation details. Published Monday evening November 23 1964.
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Teaching experiments test Conant idea to emphasize study over teaching courses
Northwestern University and five New York colleges will test James B. Conant's theory that better teachers come from stronger academic study and practical teaching, with states deciding college readiness for teaching. Wisconsin plans observer judges to gauge classroom experience. The effort aims to shift training toward broader education and away from specialized technique courses.
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Northwestern University
New York
James B. Conant
Conant
State Commissioner of Education
Wisconsin University School of Education
U.S. Office of Education
Prominent obstetricians urge reform of archaic abortion laws
Dr. Robert Sack of John Wesley Hospital Los Angeles and Dr. Alan Guttmacher of New York call for changes to allow abortion when the mother's health or life is at risk and for cases involving sex crimes or economic burdens. They argue against abortion on demand while supporting more realistic statutes responsive to medical and social factors.
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Robert Sack
John Wesley Hospital
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Sack
General Hospital
Alan Guttmacher
New York
U. S
Guttmacher
Europe
Change of Heart for Feng Ding Ends in Disgrace
A man named Feng Ding, once a popular Chinese Communist thinker and author, now faces disgrace as his lifelong crusade is called into question. At around sixty, he reflects on how devotion to ideology may turn to fear and heartbreak after a recent public scandal in January.
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Feng Ding
Feng
Feng Wee
United States
Gibraltar
NATO
Free World
Atlantic Alliance
Feng Ding Falls From Grace In Red China Reformation
The Chinese leadership under Mao Tse tung shifts against Khrushchev era revisionism and restores militantly revolutionary Communism. Feng Ding, once a trusted philosopher with millions of book circulation, is denounced as an apostate and leftouts as the party seeks a scapegoat for ideological purges. The mix of internal shifts and external pressures hints at a potential escape path for Feng if he can leave Red China with his life.
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Peking Philosophic Society
China
Mao Tse-tung
Russia
Mao
Feng Ding
Feng
The
Free World
Hangman Out Of a Job Hangman Out Of a Job
Britain nears abolition of capital punishment leaving about 60 applicants yearly for hangman posts. The system relies on a sole public hangman, Harry Allen, who is summoned by the high sheriff, gets a doomed man’s details, tests equipment, and stays overnight at the prison to oversee the execution setup.
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London
Times-Post
Britain
House of Lords
House of Commons
Canterbury
Truro
Charles Dickens
Home Office
Harry Allen
Woodman
Middleton
Manchester
Fifty Millionth GM Car Rolls Off Flint Line
In 1953 Flint Michigan General Motors marked history with its 50 millionth car, a gold Chevrolet. The era also recalls Girl Scouts leader Mrs E B Stouffer visiting Kansas City for a exchange fellowship selection with 50 Scouts from six states.
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Flint
Mich
General Motors
Chevrolet
E. B. Stouffer
World Friendship Committee
Girl Scouts
Kansas City
San Francisco
H. P. Cady
Kansas
Lawrence High
Topeka
Washburn Field
Court House
Immanuel Lutheran Church
10Th and
Kentucky
M. L. Heerboth
TODAY'S BIBLE MESSAGE PRAISE Psalm 150 6
A prayerful Catholic style verse calling all to praise the Lord and thank God for food and shelter while asking help to share blessings with those in need through Jesus Christ our Lord.
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God of
Jesus Ghriat
McNamara omits NATO as policy issue in critique
Los Angeles Times argues Defense Secretary McNamara downplays NATO in a lengthy article. The piece cautions against overreliance on nuclear superiority and criticizes intelligence forecasts, urging preservation of NATO unity and warning against pursuing the Multilateral Force despite De Gaulle and France opposition.
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MLF
de Gaulle
France
Washington
NATO
United States
Gaulliem
Christmas thoughts and church versus politics clash
A reader reflects on Christmas commercialism and asks whether the season’s spirit is fading. A daughter’s wish for kinder people inspires a view that Christmas should be a year round mood, not hurried material excess. The letter urges churches to focus on creating Christians and ethical citizens, not monolithic political power.
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Miss Isle
Galileo
Church
Religion: Present Tense sparks reader critique
A Lawrence reader voices disappointment with a column on religion. The letter scorns fuzzy logic and suggests questions about who should decide church social policy and how leaders would be chosen, cautioning against human mechanisms over divine guidance.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Holy Spirit
KSU President Praises Editors At Editors Day
Kansas State University President James A. McClain praised state editors during the universitys Editors Day. He noted the press allocates more space to scientific investigations and scholarly achievements than to beauty queens or athletics, calling such coverage an exception for the nation.
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Manhattan
James A. McClain
Kansas State University
Kansas
Verrazano Narrows Bridge Opens Amid Massive Traffic Jam
New York AP reports the Verrazano Narrows Bridge drew huge crowds on opening day causing a four hour traffic jam. Police noted long delays as sightseers filled both approaches and backed cars for miles.
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New York
New Verrazano - Narrows
New York Harbor
Woman's breast cysts and cancer clues in medical view
In polite guidance on breast health the author notes one in four women have cystic breast changes often mistaken for lumps. They can cause tenderness cyclically. cancer lumps are usually firm and painful less common. Regular exams and mammography assist diagnosis.
Debo rah Kerr in Brussels with Dominquin and Viertel crowd
Leonard Lyons notes Debo rah Kerr speaking fluent Spanish at the Brussels gathering with her husband Peter Viertel and bullfighter Luis Miguel Dominquin. Dominquin discusses memoir plans and a planned Africa hunt, while joking about age and risk and praising Paul Newman.
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Deborah Kerr
Brussels
Peter Viertel
N.Y
Luis Miguel Dominquin
Dominquin
Manolete
Numero Uno
The
Viertels
Hal Boyle Potpourri Freshly Boyle-ed in New York
New York (AP) Hal Boyle notes the era of aging Americans shows improved income for many seniors yet highlights persistent unfairness. He cites retirees’ average incomes, unemployment of breadwinners past 65, unionizing women, and large numbers in or out of school. A mix of witticisms and aphorisms follows.
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New York
U.S. Department of Labor
U.S Labor Unions
Calderon
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