Lawrence Journal World history note from 1963 staff
The Lawrence Journal World weekly staff details list Dolph C. Simons Jr as president and editor and Dolf H Simons as editor with the paper published daily by World Company in Lawrence Kansas. It notes subscriptions and office contact details and notes circulation membership with the Audit Bureau of Circulations and The Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill Mayer Amcor
Jack Zimmerman
Ews
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Saturday
Khrushchev Signals Possible Retirement Age and Peace Policy
Nikita Khrushchev, at 69, states he cannot hold posts indefinitely, fueling speculation on retirement. Analysts see the move as preparations for a leadership change and a shift in rhetoric toward peaceful coexistence, questioning how a successor might impact Cold War tensions with China and world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Nikita
Red China
Five out of ten doors left unlocked, Burglar says
A 23 year old Los Angeles woman jailed after 45 arrests discusses easy burglaries. She claims five of ten people leave doors unlocked and that most thefts occur between 3am and daylight. She forages, avoiding force, and spends money to fuel a drug habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Carlis Joan Erwig
Lawrence
Darlis Joan Erwigs
Kennedy says he will stay as attorney general through 1964
Robert F Kennedy told reporters he will remain as U S attorney general through 1964 and has no plans to lead his brother John F Kennedy’s re election campaign. He also predicted the 1964 Democratic ticket will be John Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson with victory over any Republican slate.
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Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Bobby
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Johnson
Richard Nixon
California
Nixon
Bobby Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedys
Jfk
White House
Jack
Mrs America Hikes Daily Miles From Household Duties
Whirl Statisticians note limited need for housewives to join the 50 mile hiking fad as research shows a typical Mrs America in a four person family walks about 3,000 miles yearly through chores. This averages just over eight miles daily. Naturally.
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America
Household Miles Driven by Kitchen Pace
A humorous reflection on how daily life in the home shapes routines. The speaker notes that many miles are measured in the kitchen and that husbands returning from work often face tepid enthusiasm when proposing a family walk for a “refreshing” outing.
Lot at Stake In Laos
Laos peace talks collapse tests coexistence and shows limits of East West settlement. The piece argues Laos neutralized briefly in 1962 offered a rare chance for a mutual accord but amid Cold War suspicions the breakdown could prove skeptics right about dealing with the Communists and treaties.
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United Nations
Southeast Asia
Laos
Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
China
Korea
Berlin
Iran
India
Cuba
Peking
Kansas University Spring Drills Highlight Local Players
In 1953 Kansas University football entries include Bob Conn Wichita Loren Fuzzy Martin Overbrook Bill Nieder and John Simons of Lawrence as spring drills continue. Proceeds from a Pancake Feed by the American Legion at the Community Building target the junior baseball team.
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Kansas University
Bob Conn
Wichita
Loren
Fuzzy) Martin
Overbrook
Bill Nieder
John Simons
Lawrence
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Dolph Simons
John Brand
Cora M. Downs
Atlantic City
American Society of Pathologists and Bacteriologists
Clifford Messenheimer
Annapolis Naval Academy
U. S. S. Saratoga
Hawaii
North Lawrence
Woodlawn School
Board of Education
C. B. Hosford
Minneapolis Symphony
George H. Beal
R. B. Bloomgarten
Ora F. Nicholson
R. A. Coolidge
Beaux Arts Institute of Design
New York
Calvary Message Opens Christian Prayer for Proclaiming Gospel
A devotional note centers on Luke 23 34 The writer asks God to awaken Christians to Calvary as the heart of the gospel and to renew their zeal to proclaim it through Jesus Christ Amen.
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God
Calvary’s Cross
Christ
Jesus
The Time Has Come debated by Catholic doctor author
Washington Post News Service surveys Dr. Robert C. Cook’s controversial Birth Control book The Time Has Come. Cardinal Cushing finds much good but notes Catholic teaching on contraception remains unchanged, urging education and moral balance alongside research.
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Dr. Rock
Knopf
Cardinal Cushing
Rock
Planned Parenthood
Washington Post
Sierra Leone's Second Independence Anniversary
The Sierra Leone government under Sir Milton Margai marks two years of independence with a policy of open foreign investment and global cooperation. The piece calls for continued development, law and order, and a progressive future for democracy and world peace.
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Sir Milton Margai
Sierra Leone
Commonwealth
Milton Margai
Ear Wax Care Tips From Dr Molner
A reader asks about preventing ear wax buildup and self removal. Dr Molner advises biweekly rinses with baking soda solution or a mix of hydrogen peroxide and water to soften and wash wax, warns against picking tools, notes ear wax protects the ear, and suggests removing only if excessive.
Spiegel Defeats Strike To Bring Stars To Paris Gala
Sam Spiegel overcame a French rail and electrical workers strike to bring Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor to the Paris premiere of Lawrence of Arabia. The event featured an Egyptian-inspired Taylor coiffure by Alex Andre, a lavish afterparty with caviar and Don Perignon, and a lunch with Harry Kurnitz where the bill was nine dollars. The Queen Mother of Belgium later admired violinist David Oistrakh, borrowing his Stradivarius and earning praise. Yale president A Whitney Griswold recalled with Frank Murphy and jokes about aging hair while Carl Forman defended The Victors as his antiwar response to The Guns of Navarone.
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Sam Spiegel
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Paris
Harry Kurnitz
Kurnitz
Sam
Queen Mother
Belgium
Brussels
David Oistrakh
New City Library Adds Thematic Reads Of 1960s
A library listing previews 1960s titles across fiction and nonfiction. Notable works include Thelma Helyar’s pictorial music history edited by Lang and Bettmann, Plus Hanff’s Underfoot in Show Business and Solzhenitsyn’s One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich translated by Hayward and Hingley.
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Paul Henry Lang
Otto Bettmann
Helene Hanff
Meadow
Grove
Lorus J. Milne
New England
Joe Brooks
Parkcia Blake
Max Hayward
Freud
Reuben Fine
Ronald Hingley
Phyllis A. Whitney
Miss Whitney
Rhodes
Robert Nathan
Alfred Sneeden
Gladys
Lucifer
Samael
Hell
Thomas Pynchon
Best Sellers Weekly lists top fiction and nonfiction titles
Publishers' Weekly compiles current best sellers featuring fiction such as Raise High the Roof Beam Carpenters and Seymour An Introduction and nonfiction Travels with Charley and Happiness Is a Warm Puppy. Other noted works include Seven Days in May The Sand Pebbles The Moon Spinners Fail Safe and O Ye Jigs and Juleps.
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Publishers' Weekly
Carpenters
Seymour
Salinger
Knebel and Bailey
McKenna
Stewart
Burdick
Keeler
Charley
Steinbeck
Schulz
Hudson
Hopper and Brough
St. Johns
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Louis Fleming
Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Robert C. Cook
Rt Rev
Msgr
John Knott
Family Life Bureau
National Catholic Welfare Conference
By John Knott
Journal-World
West Africa
Phoenix
Ibrahim Villa
KU Engineering
Freetown Sierra Leone
Joseph Molner
H.B.T
Quali
J. P
Spiegel
Leonard Lyons
Oistrakh
A. Whitney Griswold
Yale
New Haven
Franklin Murphy
UCLA
Griswold
Carl Forman
Forman
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
Charles Mergendahl
Sissie
John A. Williams
Ralph
Iris Joplin
Hal Borland
Maurice Druon
Humphrey Hare
the Cynic’s
Interlands
Nelse
Republicans
Rockefeller
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