Lawrence Daily Journal World front page notes 1963
The Lawrence Daily Journal World edition dated Friday April 5 1963 lists staff names President Dolph C Simons Jr Editor and publisher roles and offers subscription rates. It notes publication details and that the paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and the Associated Press.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Nares
Tor Jack Zimmerman
Lawrence
Kan
Matt
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Presa Ae Oe
US plans major push to overtake Soviet space lead
In an April 1968 discussion, officials note the U S will not stay second in rocket and space fields and must press ahead. The gap closed dramatically from the 1960s campaign to 1961 after Kennedy took office, even as leaders acknowledge remaining Soviet advantages in some areas.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Entane Aetsonte
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Kennedy and Co
G. P
Joan Crawford Versus Zsa Zsa Over Rockefeller Romance
The column traces rumors and celebrity chatter about Joan Crawford blaming Zsa Zsa Gabor for starting a Rockefeller romance rumor, while noting other stars in film and theater from Nureyev to Vidal. It covers industry moves, vacations, and film plans, including Welles directing a Bible segment and Hepburn potential casting.
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Joan Crawford
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Gov. Rockefeller
Rudolf Nureyev
West
Kenneth Hughes
Henry Hathaway
Kim Novak
Gore Vidal
Bobby Kennedy
Rome
Vidal
Evgeny Yevtushenko
Israel
Gertrude Berg
Leonard Speigelglass
Rusk
Costa Rica
Orson Welles
Abraham- Isaac-Jacob
di Laurentiis
Spencer Tracy
Abraham
Katharine Hepburn
Sarah
Pope John
Jfk
Khrushchev
Mollie Parris
Ben-Gurion
Mrs. Ben- Gurion
Berkeley Vote Rejects Housing Ordinance Targeting Homeowners
Berkeley voters rejected by 22 720 to 20 323 an ordinance to end discrimination in housing applying to individual home owners. The measure carried 82 percent turnout and faced opposition from mayor-elect Wallace Johnson who favored state action.
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Berkeley
Calif
City Board of Review
Wallace Johnson
Johnson
Fred W. Stripp
California
Edmund Brown
Lawrence
Harold Hill
Sweden Model Offers Lessons In Cooperation For U S
Sweden combines private ownership with strong labor management partnerships to keep unemployment at 1.5 percent and reduce strikes. The Basic Agreement of 1938 coordinates central negotiations between SAF and LO, limiting disputes and major strikes while maintaining a free market.
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Washington
Sweden
United States
Swedish Employers Federation
SAF
General Federation of Swedish Trade Unions
Saltsjebaden
Older Pedestrians and Driver Responsibilities
Older pedestrians over 65 form about a third of Kansas pedestrian deaths each year. Officials cite declines in perception and slower judgment as factors and urge education of elders with family help. Drivers must give extra consideration, as the older pedestrian relies on motorists for safety.
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Kansas
Kennedy and Eisenhower clash over space and budget
President Kennedy and former President Eisenhower clash over the space program and the federal budget. Kennedy argues the nation trails in space but can lead by decade's end with a major effort, while Eisenhower urges deeper budget cuts, targeting defense and space.
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Kennedy
Eisenhower
America
Congress
House
Charles Halleck
R-Ind
Lawrence Area Highlights From 1958 And 1988 Pages
In 1958 notices include Mr and Mrs Oscar Rumsey welcoming a son noted as Stephan Heider with an oscilloscope portrait at the Lawrence Science Fair and a Dr Sam Roberts portrait unveiled at KU Medical Center with his long tenure as head of ENT. In 1988 Col Lyle Powell became president of a medical dental group in Chicago, Cordley School library bridge benefit, retirements of Kate Riggs after decades in teaching, Gov Davis firing Republicans per Dutch Shultz column, Maj and Mrs E W Turner hosting Mah Jongg, Ku Klux Klan activity and AG efforts to remove Klan groups from Kansas.
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Oscar Rumsey
Stephan Heider
Sam Roberts
KU Medical Center
Lyle Powell
Lawrence
Medical-Dental
Chicago
Cordley School
Kate Riggs
Topeka
Dutch Shultz
Gov. Davis
E. W. Turner
China
Ku Klux Klan
Kansas
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Seeks Renewal of Zeal
A devotional note urges kindness and brotherly love, honoring others and serving the Lord with fervent spirit. It asks for forgiveness for weariness in serving God and for guidance to restore Christian zeal, through Jesus Christ.
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Jesus
Jack’s Straws Laughter Puts Breakable Putter To Test
A humorous feature describes a new breakable golf putter with a permanent shaft and two removable breakable shafts. Read about golfers who vent frustration by tossing clubs or joking fits, and two men who found laughter in golf instead of anger.
MS Drive Brings $2 071 for Douglas County Society
C Ruth Quinlan of Douglas County MS Society reports April 1 drive at Stormont Vail raised 2 071 with 8 to 10 wheelchair patients and ambulatory participants. Thanks to 365 sorority and fraternity volunteers, Journal-World, and Lawrence citizens for support. donations accepted by mail if marchers miss area.
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Stormont-Vail
Red Cross
Journal-World
Lawrence
C. Ruth Quinlan
Countryside Lane
Treas
Douglas County
Upside Down Painting Stuns New Jersey Exhibit
Art world stunned as Yonna Beattie’s semiabstract oil Autumn Leaves is found hanging upside down in the Painters and Sculptors Society of New Jersey show at Jersey City Museum. Judge William Gorman notes the work remains strong despite orientation while Beattie blames herself for eyehook placement.
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Jersey City
N.J
Yonna Beattie
Painters and Sculptors Society of New Jersey
Jersey City Museum
Dear Dr Mother Health Advice on Insecticides and Detergent Burns
In a Q and A about pesticides and food safety, Dr Molner defends proper use of insecticides and washing produce, noting no deaths from correct use and urging caution with misuse. The column also answers a reader about detergent burns, recommending soap or gloves and providing instructions to obtain his leaflet.
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Federal
Dr Mother
N. M
Hal Boyle: School for Wives Might Help Out
Hal Boyle muses on a humorous idea for a School for Wives teaching homemaking skills. He envisions a mixed faculty with long-married instructors and practical training in budgeting, cooking, sewing, and social poise, aiming to strengthen home life without public airing of issues.
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New York
School For Wives
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Doubleday
Spain
Countess Bismark
Harrison Williams
Paris
Academies of Science
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Naval Research Lab
Frederic Loewe
Palm Springs
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