Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and details 1963
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff list for April 19 1963 includes Dolph C Simons Jr editor Ernest Pontius advertising manager Leo Eller business manager and Jack Zimmerman managing editor The paper published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas Founded 1854 with circulation rates for carriers and mail across Douglas and surrounding counties and memberships in AP and ABC News archive shows 1963 Friday edition layout and staff credits.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Sapeiaid Os Tovine
Ews
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Great Relationship Spurs Lawrence HELP KU Drive
Lawrence residents show strong support for KU by boosting the HELP KU student loan fund. Total contributions exceed 51 000 after initial 15 000 and 18 300 last year, with 18 672 raised in recent weeks. Community backing highlights KU’s public and private funding model and leadership.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Help-Ku
Kansas University
Helpku
Public pool in Lawrence schools eyed as long shot
Lawrence school officials study an indoor outdoor pool on the high school campus to be used year round by students and the public. Past municipal pool bonds failed twice since 1961, making a new pool unlikely despite potential benefits and a projected cost around 500000 or more.
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Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Double Standard in Congressional Expense Reporting
The essay argues Congressmen should be held to stricter, itemized expense reporting like ordinary taxpayers. It notes current summaries lack detail and suggests economy and accountability would prevail if public officials set clear expense reporting examples.
Harold Taylor voices plan for equal public school access
Former Sarah Lawrence College president Harold Taylor argues that public schools should serve all American children, not just those in affluent suburbs, urging national reforms to extend available resources beyond private schooling. He warns the quote may be misunderstood in context.
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Harold Taylor
Sarah Lawrence College
Taylor
Robin Hood logic against aid to poorer school districts
The author argues against redistributive funding that lowers strong districts to assist weaker ones. Citing differences in income and property values, they warn such policies reduce performance by dragging capable districts down. They acknowledge need for help for the poor but condemn penalizing well off areas.
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PTA
Red Heaven The Same Red Heaven The Same
The writer returns to a Communist country after five years to find no changes in system or mood. Border controls, surveillance, and fear persist in East Germany and Soviet areas, with border checkpoints, visas, and searches recalling an old nightmare as traffic emerges into West Berlin. Los Angeles Times News Service
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Berlin
Soviet Union
East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Helmstedt
West Germany
West Berlin
Bavaria
Drei Linden
Kansas figures in highway, science and local moves
Old Home Town Gov Edward Arn returned to Kansas after talks in Washington on highway and bridge problems. Kansas University won an $11000 Atomic Energy Commission contract for research into practical high temperature substances for transforming nuclear energy. Prof E O Stone was elected chair of the political science division at the Southwest Social Science convention in Oklahoma City. Prof and Mrs L N Flint returned from Peoria Ill visiting their son M B Flint and family. Lone Star residents urged continuation of Range Line county road as a county highway along six miles to the Santa Fe Trail. Charlton Insurance Agency moved into the former American Cement Plaster Building at 7th and N H Streets. Local golfers welcomed professional Ray Ouimet’s visit to Lawrence.
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Edward Arn
Kansas
Washington
Kansas University
The
Atomic Energy Commission
E. O. Stone
Kansas University Political Science Department
Southwest Social Science Convention
Oklahoma City
L. N. Flint
Peoria
Ill
M. B. Flint
Lone Star
Range Line
Lone Star Hall
Charlton Insurance Agency
7Th and
N. H. Sts
American Cement
Ray Ouimet
Lawrence
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Note
A devotional note quotes I Corinthians 15 13 to 14 on the resurrection and contrasts faith with preaching vain. The prayer thanks God for victory from defeat and asks to be used to tell others that Jesus is a living Lord.
Spies for Peace Sparks Debate on Freedom and Disloyalty
Column argues that while free protest is vital, exposing a nation's top secrets risks national security. It questions whether peace activists are genuine dissidents or covert agents, suggesting Russia could exploit such leaks. The piece condemns revealing plans for dispersal of government offices and warns of a two edged danger to the U.S. and allies. It speculates about beatniks and possible Kremlin influence within the movement.
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Britain
Kremlin
Russia
U.S.S.R
Lawrence community thanked for HELP-KU fund support
In a Letters to the Editor note from the Lawrence HELP-KU fund organizers, Irvin E. Youngser and Maurice E. Barker express deep gratitude to Skipper Williams volunteers and Journal-World staff for publicizing and aiding the drive. They credit Lawrence citizens with enabling KU students to finance part of their education and note the program's broader influence on alumni giving and support for the Greater University Fund.
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Lawrence
Help-Ku
Skipper Williams
Journal-World
HELP
Greater University Fund
Fear of Socialism editorial calls for strong U S stance
The writer criticizes a peace bias and U N restraint, urging the United States to remain decisive against communism. They accuse the United Nations of inaction during Hungary, Katanga, and Vietnam crises, arguing that a one world socialist system would erode American economic and political independence. The piece links liberal pacifism to past war fervor and warns against false hope from global governance.
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United Nations
U. N
Hungary
Katanga
South Viet Nam
Sukarno
Indonesia
Angola
Hitler
Moscow
United States
Cemetery concerns prompt reader letter on grave flower thefts
Mrs Norton Winger of 891 Walnut St objects to children removing artificial flowers and playing in cemetery and veteran plots. She urges keeping youths out, noting cemeteries are for remembrance and beauty, not recreation, and cites nearby parks as alternatives.
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Norton Winger
Walnut St
Record lows in Kansas chick and egg production
Topeka report shows March output hit record lows with baby chicks hatched totaling 1,790,000, the smallest since 1938. Egg production reached 101 million in March, 11 million below March 1962 and the lowest since 1925.
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Topeka
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Euch
Kansas
British Queen Quests a Smart Trip Not in Black
Progress notes from Zurich detail British socialite gossip about Queen Elizabeth seeking a smart outing while avoiding black attire. The item includes a mix of celebrity talk, fashion, and a profile of Andre Porumbeanu with references to a Rolls Royce, Paris wardrobes, and a planned New York film premiere.
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Andre Porumbeanus
Zurich
Porumbeanu
Sylvia
Switzerland
Grace
Gambi
Milan
Ethiopia
Jean Negulesco
New York
Audrey Hepburn
Marcello Mastroianni
Betty Davis
Andre Porumbeanu
Britain
Elizabeth
Buckingham Place
Angina relief and lifestyle factors outlined by Dr. Mother
The article reviews angina causes and management including nitroglycerin use, longer lasting nitrites, and pacing activity to avoid pain. It notes the role of cholesterol, anemia, thyroid issues, diabetes, smoking reduction, and emotional stress. It also mentions possible surgery and offers general guidance on calming the patient.
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Old Home Town
Jack
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Irvin E. Youngser
Endowment Association
Maurice E. Barker
Leonard Lyons
Milton Berle
Friars Club
Berle
Fort Lee
N.J
Pearl White
Pauline
Sidney Lumet
Fail-Safe
SAC
Air Force Magazine
Popular Science
Joseph Molner
the Cynic’s
Interlands
Caelaao 3
Neel Tine
Winston Churchill
God
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