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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1963

Page

2

Lawrence Journal World Staff Roster and Publication Details

Lawrence Daily Journal World editor and staff listings appear with titles Dolph Simons Jr editor and publisher roles noted. Publication note shows establishment in 1854 and daily schedule with subscription rates and postal information for Lawrence Kansas area.

Dolph Simons Dolph C. Simons Jr Vice Press Bill Mayer Wee Sack Zimmerman Ernest Pontius W Leo Eller W. C. Simona the World Company Sixth New Hampshire Lawrence Kan Douglas

Signing of Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty in Moscow

The signing is a major but not final step toward world peace. It signals progress in Cold War diplomacy, with the United States participating realistically and hopefully, while warning that China’s rising power and ongoing tensions remain concerns for global security.

Moscow United States China

McLouth Threshing Bee Grows to Record Attendance

The McLouth Kiwanis Club sponsored a two day Threshing Bee that has grown yearly. This year the sixth Bee drew more than 12000 viewers on Sunday. The event showcases community optimism and effort as a model for nearby towns.

McLouth Kiwanis Club

Quick to Accept Young Brides in Postwar Era

Observers note a rise in early marriages among American women with fears of spinsterhood and desire for security. Sociologists cite that under 21 brides, about 65 percent of recent marriages, face limited future opportunities as motherhood binds them.

U.S

The Mounties Never Always Get Their Man

The Mounties chief states that the Royal Canadian Mounties do not always pursue criminals. Commissioner C W Harrison says the legend of always catching their man is false and impossible to uphold in all cases.

Sonny Liston C. W. Harrison Captain Kangaroo South

Annapolis Set for Major Naval Academy Curriculum Shakeup

The U S Naval Academy at Annapolis faces a bold modernization with Dr. Arthur B. Drought leading a study to reform the curriculum. The plan envisions enhanced academics and leadership training, possible graduate options for midshipmen, and a move toward a master’s degree path beyond the current bachelor of science.

Washington U. S. Naval Academy Annapolis Navy Congress Midwest Arthur B. Drought College of Engineering Marquette University Milwaukee Drought Drowt Academy Milwaukee State Teacher's College Northwestern University

KU hosts foreign students in two week orientation years ago

Forty five students from 32 countries attended a two week orientation at Kansas University. Tours included Baker University and Kansas City and featured a meeting with former President Truman. Lorita Higginbottom from Winfield married Albert Pendleton.

Baker University Kansas City Truman Lorita Higginbottom Clarence Higginbottom Winfield Albert Pendleton William H. Pendleton

Bible Message and Prayer Replace World Mission Call

Jesus declares all authority in heaven and on earth and commissions disciples to all nations. A prayer asks mercy for sins, guidance to spread Thy Word, love as Christ, and steadfast faith through Jesus Christ.

Jesus Christ Jesus Christ

Visit to Capri Provokes Colorful Commentary

Roark describes a Capri trip marked by bold fashion and flesh, critiquing bikini and pant styles, noting leg wear and crowd antics. He contrasts European beachwear with local fashion, rails at bikini culture, and finishes by recalling his own baggy seat in new trousers and a quick return voyage to Naples.

Susan Oliver Khrushchev

Reading the kitchen door hypocrisy in segregation

A reader defends the Morin column while condemning white planter paternalism and the idea that education excuses racial hierarchy. The letter argues for substantial school reform to uplift African Americans and end the subservient caste system.

Tax Rights Approvals Due in House Halleck

House Republican leader Charles A. Halleck predicts a tax reduction revision bill and civil rights legislation will pass the House. He foresees stiff opposition in the Senate. Halleck voiced the forecast in a NBC Sunday Report interview.

Washington House Charles A. Halleck Senate Indianan NBC

Bridge star Sidney Silodor dies at 56 in Philadelphia

Sidney Silodor, 56, a leading contract bridge player, died Sunday at Episcopal Hospital in Philadelphia. He stood third on the American Contract Bridge League life masters list, behind Oswald Jacoby and Charles Goren.

Philadelphia Sidney Silodor Episcopal Hospital Silodor Bridge League Oswald Jacoby Charles Goren

Tonsil removal advice from Dr Molner to adults and others

Reader questions Dr Molner on adult tonsil removal and a 65 year old with bladder symptoms. The doctor says removal is urgent if infected and causing trouble, and recommends a second opinion if the first was not decisive. He also comments on brick dust in urine, cola effects, and stammered speech in children.

Dr. Melner

Mandy Rice Davies at Funeral Then Checks on Her Payments

Leonard Lyons reports assorted entertainment items. Mandy Rice-Davies attended Peter Rachman’s funeral then in Paris asked the widow if Peter’s allowance would continue. The column also notes art signings, casting plans, a $10,000 bill exhibit anecdote, George Jessel’s public appearances, a Da Vinci fantasy, Khrushchev festival humor, and Deborah Kerr’s stage return remarks.

Mandy Rice-Davies Gall Paris Mandy Rice- Davies Peter Rachman Peter Chase Manhattan Bank Money Museum Norvell Carnegie Hall

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