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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1964
Page
4
Lawrence Kansas newspaper details the historic 1964 edition with staff roles and publishing schedule. It lists editors, managers, and contact info for the World Company, rate cards, and circulation areas.
A year after Kennedy's death, Congress made no progress on gun control, presidential protection, or succession reform. Senator Dodd urged tighter gun-sale controls, while the Warren Commission urged making presidential killing a federal crime. Despite talks and past changes in 1947, the score remains a giant zero as Congress debates steps to safeguard the presidency.
Washington columnist Joseph Alsop notes a looming U S decision on South Vietnam likening it to past crises in Berlin Korea and Cuba The Johnson administration appears lethargic but signs such as Taylor's recall and Bundy task force plans point toward a potential do something option while others like George Ball push for negotiated settlement with the Communists
West Germany seeks to overtake France and Italy in the nuclear power race by 1970. Scientists say West Germany will be among the leaders, challenging Russia and other rivals. The shift marks a bold national push into advanced energy technology.
The article notes that after the United States and Britain, a third power leads in atomic development. It emphasizes financing by power companies and local authorities for peaceful use, while warning that broad participation in nuclear arms could raise the risk of war.
Old Home Town notes a 30 person Thanksgiving of Forrest Allens plus many descendants. City Manager Jim Wigglesworth announced three projects including widening 19th Street to Highway 59 bypass and extending Michigan to 23rd with four lanes, and widening Ninth Street to bypass.
A devotional excerpt centers on Paul’s act of giving thanks before breaking bread in Acts 27 35. The prayer asks God to guide thoughts and words in sorrow and joy and to keep gratitude and remembrance of divine love in Jesus name.
A critic argues against material limits in woodwind design and cites USC acoustics expert John Backus. The piece defends musicians’ bonds with their instruments and warns against study into brass tones from the player’s physique.
A broad 1940s style 선언 emphasizes dangers from hate mongers and riotous agitators while urging steadfast law enforcement. It defends constitutional rights, condemns intimidation, and calls for adherence to American ideals of liberty and justice for all. It stresses public unity against discrimination mob rule and subversion.
Editor misstates the 22nd Amendment's origin. The letter cites March 24 1947 for H J Res 7 and notes ratification rolling through 1950, claims Kansas lawmaking ratified prior to Truman victory and argues Republicans promoted it in 80th Congress amid postwar gains.
The text notes Franklin D. Roosevelt's multiple presidential campaigns in 1932 1936 1940 and 1944 with a nod to his enduring political presence and the author Philip L. Bowman from Wichita Kansas.
In a restaurant note Paul Anka recalls a Lindy’s waiter rushed to emergency care but told “this isn’t my table” as he waited for treatment. David Dubinsky’s electoral history is cited amid a quip about publicity and legitimacy. A Hoover anecdote ends with a cop’s calm assessment during a late night drive. A NY corporation meeting turns to lunch and a dramatic resignation vote.
The columnist notes that persistent hot flashes after menopause vary by individual and may be due to thyroid overactivity. A booklets offer is suggested for menopause ease, and readers are advised to choose a confident physician to explore thyroid or other causes. The cardiogram and stethoscope are described as parts of heart testing with X rays and catheterization used for deeper evaluation.
Hal Boyle notes the Thanksgiving season brings many small mercies letting people feel grateful. He argues free societies allow gloom without punishment and cites parking, taxes, elections, weather, sports, and safety as reasons for thanks despite cynics.
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