Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Friday November 27 1964 lists staff including Dolph C Simons Jr president and editor and Jack Zimmerman news editor with general offices at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. Subscriptions run 35 cents a week 18 20 a year by carrier and 8 a year by mail in Douglas and nearby counties.
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Dolph Simons
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
School Boards Oppose Collective Bargaining Proposal
The Iowa Association of School Boards and National School Boards Association oppose a bill authorizing collective bargaining with teacher unions. They argue boards are not private employers and must levy taxes, serving the public rather than profit. Critics support unions, but leaders warn such law could harm educational welfare.
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Iowa Association of School Boards
Iowa
Iowa Democratic State
A. V. Dieken
National School Boards Association
Board of Education
Dieken
National Board
Dicken
Preventing Kidnap Strikes: Parents Urged to Shield Children
A Topeka tragedy underscores warning strategies for kids. Officials urge keeping children off streets after dark, supervising whereabouts, avoiding strangers, car pools for school, and adults at home after school. Emphasizes group walking and caution against enticing gifts or suspicious car approaches.
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Topeka
Lessons From The Topeka Child Death
The article emphasizes stranger safety and prevention, advising immediate help, licensing vehicle numbers, reporting suspicious loiterers near schools and churches, notifying guardians after school, avoiding strangers in public places, and discussing stranger danger at home and school to prevent tragedies like the Topeka child's death.
Teeners Not Neuters Teeners Not Neuters
Teenagers emerge as a dominant consumer force shaping the economy and entertainment industry. Professor Phil Lip Cateora notes teen jeans alone total twelve billion dollars yearly with many teens living on spending money. The record industry sees over half of US records bought by teenage girls, including groups like the Beatles and the Zombies.
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Los Angeles
Times- Post
America
Phillip R. Cateora
Colorado University
United States
Beatles
The
Animals
Zombies
Old Home Town Attorney A B Mitchell Dies at 61
The Kansas figure A B Mitchell former attorney general of Kansas died at his home from a heart attack at 61. The piece also notes Lawrence High players on the Northeast All Area football team and other local items.
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A. B. Mitchell
Kansas
Topeka
Lawrence High
Bruce Tate
Jaydee Stinson
Joe Malott
Today s Bible Message and Prayer Note
A brief religious prayer excerpt praises God for Christ and asks for reception and witness of His saving love and peace. The text reflects a Baptist or Christian devotional tone with a quoted Lord s Prayer line.
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Father
Christ
Soviet Teen Morality Debate Over The Twist
Soviet Culture argues teen girls in Russia are drawn to Western dance halls and fashion, blaming capitalism for decadence. The piece praises artistic gymnastics as a remedy while noting differing Western fashions and the Twist’s relative restraint compared to older dances.
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Soviet Union
Russia
Brigitte Bardot
GOP Critique of McNamara Bases Closings Sparks Debate
William F. Buckley Jr. argues Republicans should support base closures to save taxpayer money and curb inefficiency. He contrasts Democratic backing for cost cutting with GOP leaders Rockefeller Scranton and allies opposing closures, citing labor unions and political motives.
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Gov. Rockefeller
GOP
Brooklyn
Gov. Scranton
Defense Department
Sons
Free Enterprise Party
Free Enterprise
Rockefeller
Robert Kennedy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
McNamara
Mr. Scranton
Ehrlich on Defending Jack Ruby A Hypothetical View
San Francisco lawyer Jake Ehrlich discussed a hypothetical Ruby defense at Shor's in New York. He outlined a simple strategy arguing for jury leniency and a provocative defense, noting Ruby might say I killed him to avenge the President. Separately Salvador Dali inspired Halsman to stage a mustache helicopter photo to rebut a shaving story.
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Jake Ehrlich
San Francisco
N.Y
Jake
Ehrlich
Shor
Dallas
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Mr. Oswald
Mr. Ruby
Salvador Dali
Phillippe Halsman
Dali
Whitehead Troubles and Baby Alcohol Concerns
Readers ask about persistent whiteheads and teen acne best treated with gentle care and medical guidance. The doctor notes whiteheads are teen skin cysts and warns against aggressive squeezing while recommending sterile needle use only by a parent or professional. Also covered is no alcohol given to a six month old, plus guidance on preventing germ exposure when feeding a baby and a note on tubal ligation and fertility after surgery.
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M.A
Hal Boyle Memory List Remembers Simpler Times
AP columnist Hal Boyle recalls nostalgic lines of life before modern comforts. He notes children riding bikes with feet on handlebars, old time remedies, street dogfights, Jamaica ginger tales, and family rituals from windups to pennies dropped in the plate.
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New York
Jamaica
Uncle Sam
Kaiser
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