Lawrence Journal-World announces staff and rates
The Lawrence Journal-World lists editor Dolph Simons and staff roles, publishes daily except Sunday, and notes subscription rates of 35 cents per week or $18.20 yearly by carrier, $11 yearly elsewhere, with office in Lawrence Kansas and AP member status dated Monday April 22 1963.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill Mayur
Jack Aimaerman
Ccsgneence
Ewan
Wrnest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Pearson Becomes Canadian Prime Minister Amid Hope for U S Ties
Observers in Ottawa and Washington note relief as Lester Pearson takes the Canadian PM role. Diefenbaker campaigned on an anti American line, while Pearson seeks friendlier ties with the United States despite inherited troubles and a cold Kennedy administration.
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Ottawa
Washington
Lester Pearson
Diefenbaker
Pearson
U.S
Canada
Kennedy
De Gaulle Faces Public Backlash Over Nuclear Costs
Charles de Gaulle begins a Northeast France tour amid calls to fund a French atomic force. Critics warn the push may seem outdated as France weighs new revenue measures due to defense costs. Public concern grows over taxes and wage controls as he seeks popular support for independence.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Harriman Defends State Dept as “Damn Good Americans”
W Averell Harriman 72 former ambassador to the Soviet Union praised State Department staff after a contentious Washington editors’ meeting. He condemned red-baiting and warned against a defensive culture while urging vigilance against abuses and misappropriation within the department.
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W. Averell Harriman
U. S
State Department
Washington
Harriman
Soviet Union
Moscow
Peking
Julius Holmes
Bernard Guffer
Leland Barrows
Lawrence
McCarthys
U. S. State Department
State Department reform debates surface in Washington
Critics argue for broader reform and open door policies while acknowledging many State Department workers perform well. Responses from officials like Harriman fail to quell calls for changes.
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Washington
State Department
Harriman
What Happens In History? A Kennedys Cuban Bet
History rarely reveals alternatives yet Cuba’s crisis reshaped U S policy and politics. The Bay of Pigs setback helped Kennedy win and faced Khrushchev during Vienna talks in 1962. Russian missiles discovered in Cuba escalated tensions and sparked the eye to eye stare between Washington and Moscow.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Yalu River
Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
Korea
Cuba
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Mr. Kennedy
Berlin
Vienna
Congress
U.S
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Red China
India
Peking
Mao Tse-Tung
Castro
United States
Washington Post News Service
Corretto named backfield coach at Kansas
Oklahoma University backfield star 1938 co captain Gene Corretto was appointed backfield coach at Kansas University. City Commission authorized issuing 140 million dollars in revenue bonds to fund Lawrence water system expansion and improvements.
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Gene Corretto
Oklahoma University
Kansas University
Lawrence
Harold A. Beck
Glenn Cunningham
Today’s Bible Message and Evening Prayer
A devotional note cites I Corinthians 5 1 from NEB about earthly tents and heavenly houses. A prayer asks for assurance of eternal life for all followers and to begin experiencing this life now through Jesus Christ.
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Jesus Christ
Cuba Ain't Worth It Says Roark in War Debate
Robert Ruark argues the United States should let Cuba and other Latin American conflicts resolve themselves without risking a major war with Russia. He criticizes exiles, calls revolutions a comic act, and urges nonintervention as other nations fight their own battles.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Key West
Miami
New York
Red Propaganda Machines in Cold War Clash
In a Voice of America counterpoint to Communist broadcasts USIA head Edward R. Murrow argues propaganda can be truthful. Data show 1962 activities: 3,846 hours of Soviet era broadcasts and 761 USIA hours with millions of book and translation distributions worldwide.
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Washington
Radio
Orem Stephens
Stephens
Greenwood
Miss
Radio Moscow
USIA
J. Leonard Reinsch
Atlanta
Africa
Soviet Union
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
Murrow
House Foreign Affairs
George Morris resigns as village hall secretary in Somerset
George Morris submits a letter resigning from the village hall committee with regret. He notes he serves as secretary for multiple Somerset village groups and admits his self appointed duties led to a ridiculous situation. He and his wife Nancy hold secretarial roles in several local organizations.
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Baltonsborough, England
George Morris
George
Nancy
Somerset Village
Sevareid Helps Harpo Enter Event at Sardi's Birthday
The piece recalls Eric Sevareid guiding Harpo Marx past Royal Guards after a Four Seasons visit. It also notes John Gielgud's birthday party at Sardi's East with a berserk waiter, and other Hollywood and political happenings from Rome to Washington.
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Eric Sevareid
Four Seasons
Athens
Greece
Parthenon
Socrates
St. Paul’s
Sevareid
Whistler
Harpo Marx
John Gielgud
Sardi’s East
Marc Chagall
Frances
Joe Levine
Orson Welles
Rome
Audrey Wood
Tennessee Williams
William Inge
52Nd
Madison
Roosevelt Hospital
Miss Wood
Gamma globulin treats child illness and immunity limits
A mother asks why gamma globulin injections help her three year old while immunity wanes. Dr explains immunity rests in gamma globulin, injections provide temporary defense, and long-term immunity develops with exposure. Another note discusses hunger, diet, and satiety, advising protein, vegetables, and slower eating. A reader is cautioned about claims of hormone face creams.
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