Lawrence Daily World editorial staff and publication details
Lawrence Daily World announces staff roles and publication basics for the Aug. 9 1963 issue. Editor C Simon Jr Vice President Publisher Phar Mayer Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Eller Business Manager W C Simons. The paper operates from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with carrier and mail rates listed.
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Gcome
C. Simon Jr
Phar Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Mai
Couglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Eee
Kennedy Baby Loss Hearts Nation Shares Grief
The article reflects on the Kennedy family facing the tragedy of a newborn son’s death. It notes the president and his wife experience universal parental grief and the nation’s sympathy for their loss. The piece emphasizes shared human pain beyond political status.
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White House
Kennedy
Mrs. Kennedy
Research Aimed at Education Faces Examining Of Grants
Dr. Benjamin Fine critiques U S research funding for colleges arguing it skewers balance toward physical sciences and neglects liberal arts and teaching. He warns grants lure faculty away from classrooms and favor salaries over daily lesson plans.
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Benjamin Fine
North American
Newspaper Alliance
Fine
D-Va
U.S. House Rules Committee
U.S
NASA
National Science Foundation
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Cooperative Research Unit
U.S. Office of Education
Rockefeller Views Birchers Not Aligned With Equal Rights
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller, shaping his 1964 presidential bid, addressed the radical right saying the John Birch Society is not clearly identified with equal rights for all Americans. His comment underscored the shifting tone in his national campaign rhetoric.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
America
John Birch Society
Rights Acts Uncertain By Chalmers M Roberts
The piece analyzes the stalled progress of a civil rights bill two months after Kennedy’s push. It notes partial gains, deep congressional division, and Dirksen’s stance reflecting Republican and some Democratic resistance. It warns the public accommodations battle is pivotal amid growing activism and the looming August Washington march.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
United States
Local Readers Chronicle Diverse 1940s Town Notes
New instructors joined the KU Department of Speech and Drama William Conboy Bernard Wright and Charles Holt. A 130000 project funded riverbank protection along the Kaw River north of Eurora. Nearly 9000 attended the 50th CPA picnic at Eurora. School board allocated 1000 for high school band uniforms plus next year's 1000 and treasury surplus to buy black wool with red trim. Seymour Gentry re-elected Douglas County Democratic chairman with Mrs Tomie vice chair and Mrs Earl Vaughn secretary and Courtney Crim treasurer. Soil Conservation urged contour farming. John Phillips Mankato field featured in a Soil Conservation showcase. Chancellor Lindley warned competitive spending hurts student efficiency and urged parents to bar cars at school. Local Sunday school groups held their second annual Brown's Grove picnic with 1500 students present.
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William Conboy
Bernard Wright
Charles Holt
Speech and Drama
Conboy
Northwestern
Summerfield
Kaw River
Eurora
Douglas
Leavenworth
CPA
Board of Education
Seymour Gentry
Douglas County
Democratic Central Committee
Tomie
Earl Vaughn
Baldwin
Courtney Crim
Soil Conservation Service
John Phillips
Mankato
Lindley
Brown's Grove
Clinton
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Note
A brief devotional calls Christians to spread the gospel to all nations. The prayer asks God to reach every family and grant children worldwide knowledge of Jesus Christ as Savior. Amen.
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Christ
Jack's Straws Teaching Kids to Swim
Humbling tale of a father who tried to teach his children to swim using an improvised backstroke and immediate mishaps. The narrator recounts slipping into a pool, getting drenched, and realizing his kids outswam him with professional form while he barely survives the attempt.
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Jack
Johnnie Weissmuller
Handshake With Russia Masks Deeper Nuclear Doubt
Robert Ruark questions the nuclear test ban, wary of fine print and Soviet motives. He suspects Russia seeks leverage from a public peace gesture while clinging to old tricks in Berlin, Korea, and Vietnam, urging caution despite a hopeful pause in tests.
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Russia
Khrushchev
West
China
Mr. K. and Co
East Berlin
Korea
Laos
Viet Nam
Latin America
Charles de Gaulle
Big Charlie
France
America
Causes and remedies for tongue spots in dental health
Dr Molner explains tongue spot causes from antibiotics altering oral bacteria to iron deposits from irritants. Other factors include toothpaste or denture creams and smoking. Advice covers stopping antibiotics if advised, boosting vitamins B C A, brushing the tongue, and consulting a doctor for guidance.
Paris Luxuries and Junkets Spotlight Lyons Inside Paris
Reporter Leonard Lyons catalogs a summer Paris scene as travelers from idlewild to NATO flags mingle with Hollywood names and fashion elites. Contemplating jet sets, luxury cars, designer invites, and evolving nightlife the piece portrays a city preening in green trees and blue skies while noting opulent getaways and shifting club scenes.
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NATO
U.S
JFK
White House
Paris
Pan- Am
Richard Nixon
Plaza Athenee
Hal Boyle on wives and listening habits
In a humorous take Hal Boyle notes many wives feel unheard yet the average husband listens more than believed. He frames differences in communication, shows how husbands pretend to ignore and are surprised when conversations end, and ends with a husband’s claimed patience masking true listening.
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New York
Henry
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Dirksen
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Old Home Town
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de Gaulle
Red China
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Leonard Lyons
Idlewild
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Adele Simpson
Hannah Troy
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Ingrid Bergman
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