Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Monday April 15 1963 lists Dolph C Simons Jr as president and editor and several staff roles. It notes publication by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates and AP and ABC memberships.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill Maye
Tack Zimmerman Feneerenrnmesenstees
Ens
Rnest Feke
Awe
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Fluoridation Support Grows as City Reflects
Dr. Stare defends fluoride as a mineral nutrient not poison and notes fluoridation's lasting value beyond current generations. Lawrence adopted water fluoridation in the early 1950s amid mild opposition, and authorities now cite growing evidence of its benefits for lifelong dental health.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Stare
Einstein and Poincare contrasted for quick problem solving
Israel's Atomic Energy chief notes Einstein and Poincare solved problems swiftly without full onboard calculation. The piece also catalogs Hollywood gossip on Elizabeth Taylor, Joan Crawford, Marlon Brando, Myrna Loy, and others, plus theater news and British media moves.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Kurt Frings
Ketti Frings
Joan Crawford
Anne Bancroft
Oscar
Myrna Loy
Bill McCleery
Drury Lane Theater
Chicago
Signs of Progress in U S Foreign Aid Policy
David E. Bell reaffirmed support for the Clay Commission Report while opposing cuts below the Kennedy budget of 4.5 billion dollars. He said aid to Taiwan Greece and Israel could end soon, and warned Brazil must curb inflation and push reforms or face withheld assistance. He framed these moves as practical rather than drastic.
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David E. Bell
U.S
Clay Commission
Clay
Kennedy
Bell
Taiwan
Greece
Israel
United States
Brazil
Wheeling Steel price move draws federal scrutiny
The Wheeling Steel price increase draws attention as a small producer with 2.4 million tons annual output and 1.6 percent of U.S. steel. Norton Simon of Hunt Foods may join Wheeling's board on April 24. The move mirrors wider industry pressure, with potential government reaction and labor negotiations in the air.
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Wheeling Steel
Wheeling
America
U.S
U.S. Steel
Kennedy
Senators Pause Speech In Washington Fade
An editor sought to reprint a famed Senatorial speech in full but was denied by the Senator's aide. The boss refused, saying printing it would kill the speech and warned against replacing a sure-fire hit with a new one. The exchange hints at hope some speeches should fade rather than be repeated.
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Washington
NAVY
Rickover
Golden Boy
Naval Operations
Congress
Atom Fleet
Hot Springs
Ark
White House
U.S
Mohammed
England
William
Britain
America
John
Joe Garcia
Melbourne
Australia
Georges Grogniet
Belgium
Johann Ketzler
Germany
Arnold H. Glasgow
Oscar Wilde
Fluoridation Benefits Debate Across Age Groups
A Harvard nutritionist argues fluoridation will eventually aid the elderly more than children. Studies cited by Dr. Frederick Stare show residents in fluoridated areas have fewer bone fractures and stronger teeth, suggesting better eating habits and health in old age.
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Lawrence
Harvard
Frederick Stare
Stare
Loewe Enjoying Fruits of Toil
Frederick Fritz Loewe, famed collaborator of Alan Jay Lerner, contemplates retirement after the success of Camelot and My Fair Lady. He praises enjoying life after achieving artistic peaks, noting Camelot’s high cost, complex production, and mixed reviews.
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Loewe
Hollywood
Frederick
Fritz) Loewe
Alan Jay Lerner
Bernard Shaw
Black and White Show judging begins at Holstein fair
Ten years ago in 1958 the Black and White Show for Holstein dairy cattle began judging at the 4H Fairgrounds. Also notes include the Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce electing Dr. Dale Sillix as president and new officers across several posts. A $200000 Presbyterian student center site was purchased at 12th Street and Oread Avenue for KU campus.
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Dale Sillix
Lawrence
Bible Message and Prayer Excerpt
A devotional prayer and message quote from Luke 24 25 Weymouth Bible urges believers to believe the Prophets and invites God to draw near as travelers walk life’s difficult road. The prayer asks for Christ’s presence and spiritual joy in daily walking and communion.
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Weymouth
Galilee
Navy Dislikes Its Hair Shirt
Roark reviews Rickover as indispensable yet controversial, noting his clashes with Navy culture and PTA critiques. The piece outlines Rickover’s nuclear propulsion work, safety concerns, and calls for extending his service while predicting Navy resistance and possible succession plans.
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NAVY
Rickover
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Bureau of Ships
Glaucoma and eye health facts from Dr. Motner
Dear readers receive guidance on glaucoma cause symptoms and treatments. Glaucoma raises eye pressure, risking vision and blindness, but early treatment with drugs lifestyle changes or surgery can arrest it. Tonometer checks pressure. seek eye specialist promptly. Also addressed are post partum hair loss pinworm and heart tips with booklet offers and reader questions.
Potpourri notes amuse and astound readers
A collection of quirky facts and aphorisms from a New York column. It surveys aging demographics, lunar craters, pollution debates, outdoor recreation trends, and amusing trivia about diets, manners, and famous quotes. Notable bits include aging Americans reaching retirement age, outdoor activities, and record eaters from Europe and Australia.
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Leonard Lyons
Ernst Bergmann
Berlin
Albert Einstein
Poincare
Marlon Brando
Elia Kazan
Lincoln Center
BBC
Quentin Reynolds
Winston Churchill
Joe E. Lewis
Toots Shor's
George Forrest
Robert Wright
Norway
Kismet
Rachmaninof
Twentieth Century-Fox
Warner Bros
Hermes Pan
Tony Perkins
Perkins
West 50S
Europe
Edna Ferrer
Arizona
Larry Blyden
Sammy
Broadway
Princess Soraya
Iran
Sybil Burton
le Pavillon
Rex Harrisons
Bill Paleys
Darryl Zanuck
Carnegie Hall
Sol Hurok Hurok
Artur Rubinstein
Alan Mowbray
George
London
Alan
Mowbray
By Cecil Smith
Lerner
T. H. White
King Arthur
Arthur
Lancelot
Guinivere
Moss Hart
Adrian
Tony Duquette
Fritz Loewe
Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town
Carroll D. Clark
League of Women Voters
John G. Stutz
Caryl Dodds
Russell Kelley
T. D. Prentice
Laurel Anderson
Alice Winston
George Goehring
Otis Bowers
Ralph Houk
Dave Rothchild
Paola
10Th and Mags. Sts
Eli Dorsey
American Legion
Harding
Millerand
France
Paris
the Invalides
Rickover Indispensable
Man
Robert GC
Ruark
Hyman Rickover
Parent-Teachers Assn
Lord Montgomery
PTA
Joseph Molner
Dr. Mother
C.A.R
A.P.C
Z.A
Hol Boyle
New York
Tom Masson
Interlandi
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