Lawrence Daily Journal World front page April 8 1963
Lawrence Daily Journal World issue dated Monday evening April 8 1963 lists staff names and roles for the paper, notes publishers, editors and managers, and provides pricing and mailing details for subscriptions in Kansas and nearby regions.
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Dolph Simons
Polph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerma
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Mall Eals Awhere
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Aumrees Ie
A Dry Beginning for Midwest Agriculture Risks
The piece warns that persistent drought could eclipse unemployment, cattle markets, and tax reform as the nation’s main worry. After seven consecutive strong years, moisture shortages threaten wheat, pastures, and hayfields, with grain and livestock potential at stake unless a two inch rain arrives soon.
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Midwest
Value of Research in Polio Fight and State Health
A Kansas Board of Health note highlights no paralytic polio cases in the past year and a half, crediting Sabin oral vaccine and Salk inoculations to the state’s strong record. It lauds Dr Albert Sabin and an army of researchers for progress and urges continued public support for science.
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Kansas Board of Health
Kansas
Albert B. Sabin
Sabin
Eisenhower Says Ignore John Birch Society
Former President Dwight Eisenhower advocates ignoring the John Birch Society as the best approach to handle the controversial group. He cites damage from sensational claims while noting that total shunning is impractical when such movements threaten individuals and the nation.
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Dwight Eisenhower
John Birch Society
The
Birch Society
Eisenhower
Rousselot
Amateur Spy Lovell Brought Wartime Inventions to Light
Stanley Lovell, OSS chemist and director of research, recalls dangerous wartime missions and secret weapons developed for Europe and Asia. His reminiscences detail counterfeiting, a soundless gun, and on-site sabotage as he describes life behind enemy lines and postwar work. Washington Post News Service.
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Washington
Jan Fleming
Stanley Lovell
Fleming
James Bond
Lovell
Cosmos Club
Office of Strategic Services
OSS
Prentice Hall
Professor Moriarty
Sherlock Holmes
Chemist Lovell
DuPont
Shakespeare
France
Holland
Bill Donovan
Roosevelt
Secret Service
U.S
Cape Canaveral
Zermatt
Switzerland
Washington Post News Service
Lawrence elects school board and city commission members
Lawrence voters chose J. J. Wilson Dr Richard L Dunlap and Norman S Edmonds for the School Board. City Commission picks were G W Bradshaw John T Weatherwax and John Crown. A $917000 school bond passed by 427 votes in a record turnout of 4621, while two bond issues and city rest room plans were defeated.
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Lawrence
J. J. Wilson
Richard L. Dunlap
Norman S. Edmonds
G. W. Bradshaw
John T. Weatherwax
John Crown
Pearl Johnson
Ed Williams
Kansas City
North
Massachusetts Street
Willard Brown
F. Eberhart
R. O. Burgert
H. W. Edmondson
Walter Palmateer
Frank Rowland
Today’s Bible Message Persevere Toward Jerusalem
A devotional note centers on Luke 9 51 as Jesus sets his face toward Jerusalem. It asks readers to seek a new vision of Jesus life and to decide to let Him be master, taking up the cross daily and following Him in prayer.
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Jerusalem
Jesus
Communist Bloc
Seriou Toure
Guinea
Toure
Bulgaria
Oxford
Miss
Little Rock
Ark
Sofia
New York
Jfk
Madison Square Garden
United States
Rex Harrison
Harry Belafonte
Morocco
Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Labor Dept
Wirtz
Shirley Verrett
Carmen
Austin
Tex
Vincent Minnelli
Lisa
Judy Garland
John Eisenhower
Army
Doubleday & Co
Casper
Wyo
Ohio
Paul Dudley White
Honore de Balzac
Africa braces for socialist shift amid East West pressures
Roaring critique by Robert Ruark notes Africa's youths rejecting Soviet offers and Cuba's appeals as Tanganyika hosts an Afro-Asian conference. Delegates witness West-funded prodding while Africans stress self reliance and fear Western manipulation. The Kenya Moscow visit contrasts with rising anti Western sentiment. The piece flags uneasy path for socialism in Africa.
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Tanganyika
Izvestia
United States
Letters Editor urges rabbit farming as wholesome hobby
A Journal-World letter encourages readers to raise domestic rabbits as a relaxing, beneficial pastime for all ages. It notes rabbits teach routine, record keeping, and financial lessons, and promotes the idea that parents should learn how to care for rabbits to pass knowledge to children. Deal Six, the county agent, offers pamphlets and answers questions about rabbits or other small animals.
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Journal-World
Deal
Birthmarks and birthmark Treatments Labeled Noted
A reader shares how a strawberry nevus on her infant daughter faded after two years of X ray treatments under a dermatologist. The columnist notes that marks fade spontaneously or can be removed by office or plastic surgery, dry ice freezing, or other methods depending on case.
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Eisenhower
Birchers
John Kennedy
Earl Warren
F. M
Washington Dinners Feature Johnson Jokes and Global News
A Washington dinner sparks lighthearted jabs at Vice President Johnson from Republican senators. The report notes remarks about LBJ on What's My Line, Kennedy connections, and broader mentions of foreign royalty, theater figures, and cultural events, including the Jerusalem Museum of Art plans and Hollywood productions.
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Veep Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Sen. Scott
Pennsylvania
LBJ
Hal Boyle on Evaluating Illnesses and Everyday Health
Hal Boyle surveys common health myths and quirks from snoring to pregnancy mortality progress, noting 22 million Americans snore, 65 of 10 000 deaths in 1925 dropping below five. He riffs on culture and oddities including Columbus speed, Kr order, and Balzac coffee habits.
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New York
Christopher Columbus
America
Plutarch
White House
U.S
Phi Beta Kappa
Scholastic Honor Fraternity
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