Lawrence Daily Journal-World masthead and staff list
The item presents the 1963 masthead for the Lawrence Daily Journal-World with editor Dolph C. Simons Jr and staff roles including Brill Mayer Managua Jack Zimmerman Ernest Pontius Leo Eller and W. C. Simons. It notes daily publication with Sunday exception and subscription rates.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Brill Mayer 2
Managua
Jack Zimmerman
Newa
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Starvation diets harm a healthy teen girl
A reader recounts a 16 year old girl who lost 35 pounds on a crash diet and became weak and unable to walk upstairs. The writer urges against crash dieting and notes lasting damage may require more than diet to heal.
Training for Peace Emphasizes Impartial Guardsmen Indoctrination
Brig. Gen. George M. Gelston urges Maryland National Guard and similar units to emphasize impartiality and restraint in crowd control. He calls for planned indoctrination during training to avoid fraternizing with locals and to enforce law with utter impartiality, regardless of race.
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National Guard
Maryland National Guard
Cambridge
George M. Gelston
Garnett
National Guardsmen
Auxiliary Police
Tarnished Kansas City Image Deepens With Police Burglary Scandal
A Kansas City police sergeant and patrolman were arrested amid a burglary ring in the Country Club area. The scheme, tied to seven burglaries from May 23 1962 to July 27 this year, netted about $5000. Five officers are implicated, with the sergeant allegedly knowing and encouraging the crimes to raise the stakes. The case worsens a city already troubled by crime and politics.
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Kansas City
Country Club
Law‘fence
Sears Plans Major Newspaper Advertising Push
Sears, Roebuck and Co expects to spend over 60 million dollars on newspaper ads this year, up from 58 million last year. The 71.2 percent share of Sears total retail media expense reflects a growing reliance on newspapers since the first Sears store opened.
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Sears, Roebuck and Co
Sears
Color Riddle For Africa
A London Observer piece outlines apartheid's impact on colored and Indian residents in South Africa. It notes political exclusion, limited rights, and the shift from repatriation to partial self governance, with emphasis on Cape Province and the Population Registration Act as core controls.
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Capetown
India
Hendrick Verwoerd
Cape
Transvaal
Natal
Orange Free State
Union of South
South Africa
Fisher Body Craftsmen's Guild winner from Lawrence
Yin Yeh of Lawrence aged 14 won first state honors for Kansas in the Junior division of the Fisher Body Craftsmen's Guild Model Car competition earning 150 dollars. The item also notes the death of Mrs. Louise May Schaake at 92, widow of Chris Schaake a former county commissioner and elevator owner.
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Yin Yeh
Lawrence
Kansas
Fisher Body Craftsmen’s Guild
Louise May Schaake
Chris Schaake
Schaake
Today’s Bible Message Share What the Lord Has Done
A religious notice quotes a message to go home to friends and tell them the great deeds of the Lord. It prays for willingness to share knowledge and love through Christ, who has done great things for believers.
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Christ
Lord
Jackson Views the Test Ban Treaty A Troubled Senator's Ideas
Walter Lippmann examines the Moscow conference stage for nuclear limits, noting split positions among China France and the United States. He cites Sen Henry M Jackson’s seven assumptions and argues the treaty reflects cautious balance rather than guarantees.
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United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
France
West Germany
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
New York Times
Sen. Jackson
United States Senate
Lee Remick and Fanny Brice Rivalry Across Broadway Myth
The piece revisits Lee Remick turning down Fanny Brice for a Broadway role while noting Brice’s lasting star power across vaudeville and film. It recalls Brice’s wit, high earnings, mob backing of shows, and personal loyalties alongside Remick’s assessment of Brice’s appearance and talent.
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Lee Remick
Fanny Brice
Saturday Evening Post
Miss Brice
Miss Remick
Enovid cleared for prescription use by FDA with cautions
The FDA cleared Enovid for continued prescription use while asking G D Searle to warn physicians about potential dangers for women over 35 and certain health conditions. The panel found an apparent hazard related to blood clots in older users, though the reason is unclear.
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G. D. Searle & Co
FDA
Peter Sellers Examines Life Through A Big Question Mark
Hal Boyle profiles Peter Sellers, Britain's noted comic actor, detailing his serious private life, wide range of roles from duchess to union leader, and early career from theatre sweeper to RAF service. He reflects on dedication, kindness as creed, and a dislike of being told what to do.
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New York
Peter Sellers
Britain
Peter
All
Jack
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Kansas Board of Regents
KU Medical School
Edward Williams
Ellsworth
Karl Klooz
Association of University Business Officers
Laramie
Wyo
Lawrence Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Kennard Wctu
Cassie Quinlan
Baptist Church
Drucilla Wilson
WCTU
Kansas State Printing Plant
Jackson
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Enovid
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