Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and date
The Lawrence Daily Journal World announces its staff led by Dolph Simons with editorials by Simons, and a 1963 date in Lawrence Kansas. It lists publishers, editors, and staff along with subscription rates and a note of AP membership.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Dolph Simons
Dolph CG. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Nconemee
Jack Zimmerman
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Ernest Pontius
Leo Teller
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W. CG Simons
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Law Day U S A Observances Highlight Rule of Law
Law Day U S A is observed this Wednesday May 1 in many communities to stress liberty equality and justice as core national possessions. The piece contrasts American law driven governance with the Red world May Day displays and argues rule of law guides peaceful progress worldwide.
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Meningitis Outbreak Traced to Recruits Dodging Medicine
San Diego Naval Training Center medical officer Capt John F Chace reports 14 meningitis cases since March 9 with three deaths. He links the outbreak to recruits avoiding sulphadiazine pills, noting 50 to 75 percent had insufficient drug levels. After stricter supervision, cases dropped.
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Navy
San Diego Naval Training Center
John F. Chace
Battered Child Syndrome in Case Show Draws Attention
The article discusses the Battered Child Syndrome as described by medical experts and highlighted by the Ben Casey television show. Pediatricians note cases of beatings sometimes misattributed to accidents and urge reporting to authorities to aid classification and intervention.
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Frank H. Douglass
American Academy of Pediatrics
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New York Tactical Patrol Force Aids Crime Fight
The article describes New York Police Department Tactical Patrol Force units deployed to a racial murder scene and other trouble spots. It highlights their size about 250 volunteers, mobile buses, two way radios, and an analysis squad guiding operations.
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New York Police Department
Old Home Town Snapshots From Lawrence History
A 1953 report notes R Wayne Nelson named supervisor of music in Lawrence public schools succeeding Jack Stephen son who planned to join New Mexico University. It also mentions Dr Francis Heller earning a 1000 Julius Turner grant for Kansas political party research and Dr Hilden Gibson taking a Ford Foundation study leave.
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R. Wayne Nelson
Lawrence
Jack Stephenson
New Mexico University
Albuquerque
Francis Heller
Julius Turner
Social Science Research Council
New York
Kansas
Hilden Gibson
Ford Foundation
Bible message urges inclusive church growth
A brief faith note cites Acts 16 5 RSV praising strengthened churches and daily growth. A prayer asks God to bless inclusive invitations, welcoming all regardless of race or station, in Jesus name.
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Jesus
They Smile and I Can't Bear It Politicians
Opinion piece praising plainspoken leaders over perpetual smilers in politics. References to Eisenhower Truman Kennedy Nixon Churchill Roosevelt and others, arguing for less emphasis on charm and more on substance, while lamenting the era of televised personality.
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Lawrence High dominates state scholarship list over Hutchinson feud
The Wellington News notes a long running dispute between Hutchinson and Lawrence over academics. After Lawrence High earned three National Merit Scholars, Hutchinson and Wellington had none, highlighting the ongoing rivalry in a sport heavy state school scene.
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Lawrence High School
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To Your Good Health Dr Molner Encourages Timely Pap Tests
Dear Dr Mother: A reader shares a Pap test led to early cancer detection and hysterectomy, applauding free tests and urging others to get screenings. A second letter notes an 88 year old father considering eye surgery, with Dr Mother affirming age is not a barrier to needed operations.
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Nixon Hints at 1964 Comeback as He Dines Out
A column notes Richard Nixon and James Donovan dined at the Colony and Nixon, upbeat and shaking hands, signals a return to politics while Donovan shows no campaigning intent. The piece touches on film and theater figures, a Cuban mission, and other New York social notes.
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James Donovan
Donovan
Cuba
Nixon
21 Club
New York Post
New York
Beverly Hills
Quirky miscellany on automation and daily life
A collage of short items debates automation as a threat to family life, notes on pencil checks, star sizes, tax states, and health myths. It includes humor quotes, travel law oddities, newspaper spending, and trivia about life expectancy and presidential bachelors.
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Union
Helen Rowland
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