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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1963
Page
2
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff and 1963 publication details. It notes editors, publishers, and departments along with pricing and mailing information for Lawrence Kansas. The notice appears as a masthead snippet from August 10 1963.
The text argues that the 1963 partial nuclear test ban treaty may have greater significance than Kellogg Briand and should not be viewed as an end. It stresses realism, continued alertness, and ongoing work for lasting peace, warning that trust in pacts alone is risky without action by people.
A North Carolina high school football coach resigned after injecting a pain killing drug into a player to allow play on a sprained ankle. The practice involved other players who refused to sign statements, highlighting a dangerous win at all costs culture and the coach’s lack of regard for youth safety.
The Lawrence City Commission stresses the need for citizen preparation to speed up and improve handling of issues. Most problems are better resolved after discussion with the city manager and staff, reducing time wasted when residents present matters “cold.” Representatives should have premeeting groundwork to ensure jurisdictional clarity and timely solutions.
The article notes Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu, sister in law and official hostess to South Viet Nam's president Ngo Dinh Diem, has grown outspoken against Buddhists and Americans. A State Department official said the department will not comment on her remarks given she holds no official government position.
An unnamed official criticizes an influential figure pressuring Vietnam and an unofficial relative of the president. The piece suggests the target seeks attention and a public role, while noting the government’s response and the risk of backlash and sensationalism.
Washington finds private insurers offer guaranteed over 65 policies without medical exams to many seniors. Costs rise as plans subsidize premiums with nonelderly payments, raising questions about affordability and the Social Security funding strategy for elderly care.
A retro snapshot recalls Miss Rose Robinson retiring after 60 years at Charlton Insurance and Robert Ellsworth leaving the Navy to work as legal assistant in Washington. Also noted are milestones like the 160 millionth U.S. birth and a quiet meter reading in Washington.
Among whom ye shine as lights in the world holding forth the word of life. Prayer asks for faith in witnessing to Christ and salvation and thanks those who held forth the word of life. Amen.
A defense policy critique argues that Secretary McNamara’s order allowing commanders to ban access to integrated facilities equates to a civilian push into military control. The piece warns that such authority pressures officers toward conformity, risking civil rights and fundamental freedoms without clear legal backing.
Barry Goldwater emerges as a leading Republican presidential contender for 1964, embodying Western rugged individualism and conservative ideals. The piece assesses his stance on foreign and domestic policy, civil rights, and clashes with Eisenhower Kennedy eras, noting his clash with eastern internationalists and his cautious, black‑and‑white worldview.
Reader asks about premenstrual mood changes and weight gain. Dr Molner says leaflet on Premenstrual Blues can help and explains growth hormone shots do not increase height after early adulthood. He notes height is mostly hereditary and growth stops around 18 to 20, urging acceptance of natural height. Lincoln quote ends column.
A catalog of 1963 books including Jung memories by C. G. Jung and In the name of love by Joseph Lawrence. Other titles feature Reynolds war memoirs, Maggie Adams Civil War novel, Prohibition era tale How Dry We Were, and satirical Good Cause. Public notices list diverse offerings.
The compiled top fiction and non fiction titles include The Shoes of the Fisherman Elizabeth Appleton The Glass Blowers Grandmother and the Priests City of Night The Fire Next Time Travels with Charlie The Whole Truth and Nothing But My Darling Clementine and other listed works.
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