Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and Contact Lineup
The Lawrence Daily Journal World publishes from Lawrence Kansas with editors and staff listed including President and Editor S Jr Vice President Publisher Jaci Amerman News Editor Ernest Pontius and others. It notes the World Company address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets and a 1963 publication date April 30 Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Jr
Jaci Apmmrman
Maerabetehs
Ernest Pontius
LO Eller
Dolph Simons
Dolph C
Simo Bill Mayer
W. C. Simons
of the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Tivening
Viet Nam War Analysis Casts Shadow Over U.S. Efforts
The piece summarizes Malcolm Browne’s AP report on Viet Nam, noting 12,000 American troops, over $1 million daily cost, 73 American deaths, and a civil war that could last a decade. It argues U.S. involvement is unlikely to succeed, with Viet Cong strength rising and South Vietnamese tolerance waning.
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Viet Nam
U.S
New York City
Malcolm Browne
Associated Press
Browne
Uncle Sam
South Viet Nam
Senator Pearson criticizes IRS club dining scrutiny
Kansas Senator James Pearson asks IRS Commissioner Mortimer Caplin for an explanation of field agents visiting private clubs to verify entertainment deductions. He argues the move oversteps tax law and shifts tax policy into business judgment and customer preferences. The public is urged to await Caplin's reply.
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Internal Revenue Service
Kansas
James Pearson
IRS
Mortimer Caplin
Pearson
87Th
Congress
Caplin
Sen. Pearson
Hoover’s Fishing Book Promises Soul Refreshment
Former president Herbert Hoover pens Fishing for Fun and to Wash Your Soul, praising angling as a cure for social ills and ego boosts for leaders. He argues fishing grants regeneration to minds and character, noting crime risks tied to deprivation and urging anglers as a moral force.
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Herbert Hoover
Pomona
Turtle Creek
Milford
Perry
Clinton
Hoover
The Never-ending Call of the Fishing Life
Two months after returning from a fishing expedition you anticipate the next trip. You plan for snowcapped peaks, sunlight on water, and the forest’s glories while buying more gear for future seasons. The note ends with well wishes to fellow fishing addicts.
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Cuba
Washington
Breakthrough on Writing: NEA pilots classroom composition centers
The NEA with $100,000 funds five composition centers in Richmond Ardmore Greensboro Cleveland Heights and Lansing to boost 7th through 12th grade writing. A housewife theme reader grades in class themes freeing teachers for prep and individual help. Mechanics and content are both emphasized as themes are collected for next-year teachers.
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Washington
National Education Association
NEA
Arno Jewett
U.S. Office of Education
Old Home Town Highlights From 10 25 40 Years Ago
A 1953 note records John Garcia succeeding Miss Higginbottom as art supervisor. A new $130000 library addition to Green Hall at KU nears completion. KU Chancellor Dr. Franklin Murphy is named to the U S delegation for the World Health Assembly opening May 8 in Switzerland.
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John Garcia
Lorita Higginbottom
Green Hall
Franklin Murphy
U.S
Switzerland
Witnessing to All Men From What We Have Seen
A devotional prayer asks God to empower believers to witness share and testify about their experiences with Jesus Christ, aligning hearts tongues and lives to the task of spreading the gospel as Acts 22 15 guides.
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God
Jesus Christ
Politicking Over Cuba Draws Reaganlike Fire
Jack Zimmerman argues that press conferences and partisan leaks harm U.S. Cuban policy. He blames Sen Kenneth Keating for turning information into electoral theater and urges a united government focus rather than grandstanding for votes.
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Madison Avenue
Keating
Haunted Farm Near Lawrence Faces Vandalism And Underage Trespass
A farmer west of Lawrence describes the Haunted Farm as a target for vandalism and a surge in glue sniffing and beer cans. Teens from high school to university trespass, with license plates reported to the sheriff. The writer worries about drunk and glue use endangering highway safety and hopes to avoid courthouse appearances.
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Lawrence
Finger Sucking Habits and Gentle Remedies for Babies
A mother asks about persistent finger sucking by her 11 month old and potential impact on gums. Expert offers reassurance, suggests cuddling after bottles, medical check, mitten use, and age-appropriate play to redirect attention. Also covers X-ray radiation safety and ice cream ingredient labeling standards in brief Q A style.
Educational TV courses expand for teachers at KU
Kansas University will enlarge educational television offerings in the summer session from June 6 to August 3. A new workshop in educational television will train teachers to plan prepare and present instructional programs while workshop members operate TV cameras and Hoch Auditorium studios equipment for on camera teaching.
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Kansas University
Hoch Auditorium
Stevenson first speaker at Democrat fund dinner draw
Adlai Stevenson said he was invited to appear not to speak at a Democrat fundraising dinner at the Commodore, noting the difference is an 18 minute appearance. Meanwhile, Rockefeller family members plan a May wedding and other arts and society items fill the page.
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Adlai Stevenson
Democrat
Commodore
Stevenson
Rockefeller
Howard Keel
Richard Rogers
James Michener
Israel
Michener
McMillan Theater
Columbia University Orchestra
Willard Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Elia Kazan
Actors Studio
Mildred Dunnock
Youngblood Hawke
Ward Quaal
The
Broadcast Pioneers
Quaal
Chicago
Exercise Aplenty In Phone Talks
Hal Boyle notes Kennedy era youth and family life with a witty look at a 13 year old on long phone calls. The piece frames telephones as a source of both exercise and distraction as a parent jokes about endless conversations and domestic routines.
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New York
Kennedy
Gay
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