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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1963
Page
3
Lawrence Daily Journal World issue dated Saturday August 17 1963 lists staff editors Dolph Simons and Nova Walter Pontius with publishing details and rates. It notes publisher World Company in Lawrence Kansas and AP membership.
Gen Maxwell D Taylor told the Senate that safeguards will curb treaty risks. He listed tests to improve underground explosions, maintain modern labs, keep readiness to resume atmospheric tests, and enhance detection of violations. He stressed anti missile defense hinges on radar and components, not more warhead testing. Senators seek full information as approval nears.
Dr. Jean Wellington of Tufts urges parents to teach children to say no from age three by explaining reasons and modeling the behavior. She warns that failure to resist peer pressure can lead to future trouble and pre delinquent behavior. A Lawrence minister similarly advises acting rightly because it is right and not for reasons given by peers.
Aged 30 years since her Chicago World’s Fair fame Sally Rand resurfaces in the East performing at a high class venue. Her famous fem dance captivated millions then and now she stirs renewed interest as she entertains.
The passage notes a performer aged 59 gearing up for an appearance at the Wisconsin State Fair, a detail framed to evoke a sense of aging and ongoing public activity. The line underscores longevity in a performing career and a notable midlife milestone.
Experts in the lumber industry explore a juice that can be injected into trees to make wood distasteful to rabbits and rodents. The plan could impact the toothpick sector as trees suffer fewer losses and may change supply dynamics.
The piece reviews U S policy amid four years of extradition proceedings against former Venezuelan dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez. It notes Washington’s awkward position amid left and right pressures, the Venezuela extradition bid, and risks to Perez Jimenez’s life and rights during trial for embezzlement.
The Richland County Fair was held for three days with officers Stephen Crockett Lawrence Cole Mrs Laura Lepper and Clyde Crist named. A state attorney general staff received modern lapel and wrist mics. Mrs Jack Barr and her infant visited her mother while Lt Barr served in the Navy Reserve.
The prayer asks divine guidance for all work to be done unto God and seeks Christ’s spirit in every task. It pleads forgiveness of sins in His name and reflects a reverent devotional tone.
Hollywood interview with Henry Silva, a Puerto Rican rising star in Peter Lawford's Johnny Cool and upcoming Dubious Patriots, discusses his background in Spanish Harlem, his views on racism, and an acting path aiming for roles like Bogart's. He notes his multilingual upbringing, varied screen roles, and ambition to diversify beyond typecasting.
A medical column discusses mongolism’s chromosomal basis and the ethical dilemma for parents about placing a child in a home. It explains auricular fibrillation, its causes, and treatment options, emphasizing careful diagnosis and realistic prognosis.
In Kansas City two police officers and a civilian were arraigned in circuit court on charges linked to a burglary ring at the Country Club district police station. Sgt. Robert Cox Ralph Lamb Jr and Robert Rogers pleaded innocent to indictments. Bonds were set at 9000 2000 and 2500 with fall term trial dates to be scheduled.
A catalog of titles including The Golden Fleece by Jo Seldin and Art USA NOW edited by Lee Nord ness. Also featured are Little Science Big Science by Derek Price, Ta Ta Tan Tan by Valentin Chu, Joy in the Morning by Betty Smith, The Troopers by Sidney Whitman, The Wine is Bitter by Milton Eisenhower, One Day in the New Life by Fyodor Abramov, Escape from Alcatraz by J Bruce, Fortune’s Guide to Personal Investing, The Land That Time Forgot and The Moon Made by Edgar Rice Burroughs.
City of Night by Rechy tops a mixed list with Baldwin The Fire Next Time respected nonfiction entry While I Owe Russia 1200 by Hope appears and others like A terrible Swift Sword by Cotton and The Whole Truth Nothing But by Hop follow in compact listings Reflects a snapshot of mid period best sellers for booksellers and readers.
In a Rome layover column the writer recalls leaving Florence after a spa visit at Montecatini in Tuscany. He notes the town’s growth around health waters and thermal baths, meeting Peter Levathes and guests Anita Loos and Lord Jeffrey Amherst at the Hotel Grand La Pace as they lounge before travel.
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