Lawrence Journal-World factual staff details and dates
The item lists staff roles at the Lawrence Journal-World led by Dolph C. Simons Jr and editor W C Simons, with publishers, editors, and managers named. It notes the paper is published daily except Sunday by World Company in Lawrence Kansas and includes subscription rates, mailing details, and 1963 date framing.
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill Mayier A
Mennesseeee
Jack Zimmerman Pens
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Good Friday reflections on faith and love
The message recalls Good Friday as the anniversary of the crucifixion and emphasizes faith and love as core Christian guides. It notes that not all are Christians, but these teachings benefit people everywhere and define the good life.
Two Top Events At KU Exposition And Relays
Kansas University in Lawrence offers concerts theater speakers and top athletic events through KU Exposition and KU Relays. Next week Mt Oread hosts NASA officials and an all star entry list with Memorial Stadium contests. Residents are urged to tour displays and attend both family friendly events.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Mt. Oread
NASA
Relays
Memorial Stadium
Kennedy aims to boost 1964 economy with boosted spending
An editorial warns that the 1964 election year will push the Kennedy administration to use expedient measures to raise employment incomes and accelerate industrial activity. It notes deficits and inflation risks, steel price moves, and a potential squeeze on national solvency as year ahead fuels optimism and concern.
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Kennedy
Kennedy Group
Who's Really Sick and the Nation of Hypochondriacs
A columnist surveys rising health anxiety in the United States with about 10 percent deemed chronically worried. Television doctor shows, publicity around diseases, and pervasive symptom awareness fuel a culture of worry while most aches are ordinary parts of life.
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U.S
Freedom Medal Idea Echoes British Knighthoods
Robert Ruark argues the US should create a Presidential Medal of Freedom as a national knighthood with a 10 member board and annual honors. He envisions titles like Excellency and Lords for celebrities and politicians, satirically noting how such awards would shape behavior and feeding ambition.
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United States
Squire
Dear Dr Molner helps teen return from mental hospital
A 19 year old furloughed for a year asks how to reconnect with friends after mental hospital treatment. Dr Molner advises inviting friends home and taking initiative to show you are the same person, easing stigma and encouraging mutual effort. He notes progress and offers acne booklet request details.
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Acne
Matner
Dr. Matner
Plastic interior Moscow apartments hope to ease housing
Sixty Russian families move into a five story Moscow building whose interior uses mostly plastic. Engineers see potential for mass plastic housing. government aims to reduce housing shortage amid high birth rates and limited materials. Rents range 2 to 5 percent of income with small rooms typical. the project is part of a broader state effort to expand socialist housing.
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Moscow
Kansas Relays Week Opens on Mt Oread
Old Home Town notes KU students return from Easter vacation as Kansas Relays Week begins on Mt Oread. Obed Thompson and David Horr secure science fair prizes earning a trip to the National Science Fair in Oak Ridge Tenn. May include local honors and club leadership among Lawrence figures.
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Obed Thompson
David Horr
Lawrence High School
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Today’s Bible Message
A devotional excerpt asks who can separate believers from Christ’s love and answers none. It cites Romans 8:35 37 and proclaims triumph through Christ. The prayer invites God to illuminate inner being so divine love can shine to others through us in Jesus name.
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God
Senate Probe Targets Public Relations Firms and Lawyers
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee opens closed hearings on firms representing foreign governments with possible ties to top lawyers and the press. The broad inquiry also touches on celebrity movements and political events as unrelated cultural notes mingle with national affairs.
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The Lady Smokers We Meet In Modern Times
A humorous AP column catalogs types of women who smoke including Sandra Showoff Golddigger Gertie Thelma Twitchy Exotic Erica Bertha Beatnik Smudge Pot Nell Independent Inez and Critical Kitty. The piece notes rising female smoking and men’s waning enjoyment, with light social commentary on each stereotype.
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