Lawrence Journal World 1963 Staff and Pricing Notice
Lawrence Journal World masthead lists staff including Dolph C Simons as editor and D.C. Simons founder. Publisher Bill Mayer and Jack Gimmerman as managing editor are named. Advertising and business managers shown with contact details and subscription rates for local and national mail. The item is a newspaper masthead and notices page dated Wednesday April 17 1963.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons
Bill Mayer
Seningsoriimpis
Jack Gimmerman
Lawrence
Ikkan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press EE
Water safety rules for warm weather recreation
The article stresses safety on water with commandments for boaters swimmers and skiers. It urges life preservers for each occupant, reduced speeds near small boats, staying with an overturned craft, signaling for help, following weather warnings, aiding distressed boats, not swimming alone, preferring beaches and docks, and careful diving and skiing practices with a second person in a tow boat.
Kennedy Hair Talk Keeps Kennedy Family In Spotlight
The Kennedy clan fuels talk over hair styles from JFK to Jackie and John Kennedy Jr. The young John Jr. now sports a European cut drawing praise from his mother while sparking further debate about style and manliness in the family. The Kennedys remain major newsmakers as their time in Washington unfolds.
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Kennedys
Jfk
Jackie
Bobby
Ted
John Kennedy Jr
Jack
John Jr
Tennessee
John
Kennedy
Brother Bobby
Washington
Softer tax rules may aid costly entertainment sector
Congress tightened income tax deduction rules last year sparking fear that many restaurants and night clubs would lose deductibility for entertaining expenses. Now the IRS proposes rules allowing most travel and entertaining costs to remain deductible including quiet business meals and goodwill entertainment with substantial business discussion. Costs of entertaining wives are deductable.
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America
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue
Mortimer Caplin
Capital officials push for looser business entertainment rules
Caplin proposes to relax deductions for entertaining clients with a flexible policy on country club fees yachts and hunting lodges while still requiring itemized receipts for expenses over 25. The new guidelines aim to cheer executives but remain proposals awaiting approval and scrutiny.
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Caplin
Soviet Plans In a Book
Washington analysis centers on a Soviet book Military Strategy that sketches a middle course between massive retaliation and flexible response. Analysts see Malinovsky balancing Khrushchev and other generals as Moscow weighs long range missiles against ground forces, with deterrence shaping strategy.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Nikitai S. Khrushchev
Rodion Malinovsky
Praeger
Prentice-Hall
Raymond L. Garthoff
Thomas Wolfe
Rand Corporation
Stalin
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Garthoff
Kennedy
Malinovsky
Wolfe
Washington Post
Frigid Kansas Relays Open Amid Exposition Crowds
Historic notes recall 16 years ago opening ceremonies in 1953 with a cold start to the Kansas Relays and a bustling Engineering Exposition drawing large crowds. Also listed are 25 and 40 year items from 1938 and 1923 including honors at Baker University and city fire protection ordinances.
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Leonard V. Axe
Lawrence
Baker University
Baldwin School
Tyrone Power
Alice Faye
Don Ameche
Chicago
Dickinson
William Knox
C. J. Knox
Vinland High School
Chamber of Commerce
C. J. Peterson
Topeka
City Commission
State Fire Underwriters Association
A. B. Mitchell
Oskaloosa
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Call
Today's message cites John 16 33 RSV reminding believers of tribulation and triumph. A prayer petitions God to direct thoughts toward Christian joy and endure trials by living with Thee and Thy Son in eternity. Amen.
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John
Jack's Straws Maybe Ear Plugs Would Be Better
A humor column argues that unlisted phone numbers rarely resolve the annoyance of crank calls and explores the practical trouble of choosing who gets access to a private line. The piece suggests keeping a public number and wearing ear plugs as a practical joke on modern telephony.
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Jack
John D. Rockefeller
Reader laments Oak Hill cemetery neglect and child safety
A Letters Editor piece from the Journal-World describes a vandalized Oak Hill cemetery section. The writer notes toppled stones, destroyed decorations, and a removed fence, urging parental supervision to keep children away from danger and praising Ed Smiths for efforts.
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Oak Hill Cemetery
Ed Smith
Adapted Huck Finn Replaces Original in Philadelphia Schools
Philadelphia officials remove Mark Twain classic from curriculum and substitute an adapted edition. The new version trims text tones down violence simplifies dialect and removes derogatory references to Negroes. The board voted at a recent meeting to drop the original.
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Philadelphia
Board of Education
Mark Twain
Doctor Walsh Quietly Aids Kennedy Childbirth Plans
Washington AP says Dr. John W. Walsh, 49, chief physician to Mrs. Kennedy, awaits August birth with the Kennedys. The obstetrician, famed for guiding John F. Kennedy Jr. through a 1960 emergency, notes this would be their third child and discusses White House birth history and Caesarean risks.
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Washington
John W. Walsh
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
White House
Dr. Walsh
Georgetown University Hospital
John F. Kennedy Jr
Catholic Colleges Face Expansion Strain Says Boston College Leader
Rev. Charles F. Donovan of Boston College warned Catholic higher education may fail private colleges unable to compete as public high schools widen access. He noted the need for total education from nursery to graduate school, while questioning church commitment to free or low cost education for Catholics. About 12,500 educators attend the convention.
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ST. Louis
Charles F. Donovan
Boston College
National Catholic Educational Association
Father Donovan
Babies Resemble Winston at Age Twenty One
In a life section montage, young Winston Churchill at 21 mirrors his famous grandfather. Reports note Churchill’s playful remark that all babies look like him and a Life magazine photo of the infant was published soon after birth.
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Winston Churchill
White House
U.S
Winston
Sir Winston
Young Winston
Life
Churchill
William Westcott
Washington
Hay fever treatment options for severe allergies discussed
Dear Mrs. R B asks how to stop hay fever. The doctor outlines three approaches: desensitization shots, antihistamines for symptoms, and moving to a different climate when attacks occur. Emphasizes early, continued treatment and potential risks like emphysema and asthma if ignored.
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Ulysses S. Grant
John Tyler
Leonard Lyons
Laurence Olivier
London
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Tyrone Guthrie
Minneapolis
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the Miser
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George Grizzard
Hume Cronyn
Jessica Tandy
Guthrie
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Judith Anderson
Benno Meiselwitsch
Sam Spiegel
Jordan
Israel
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Eden
California
Fatty Arbuckle
Hugh O'Brian
Mr. Roberts
Carol Burnett
John Rothenstein
Tate Gallery
Ken Giniger
Hawthorn Books
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Venice
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Peter Sellers
Sellers
Joseph Molner
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