Lawrence Daily Journal World front page 1963 staff note
Lawrence Daily Journal World announces 1963 staff roles and publication details. Dolph Simone editor and publisher, Jack Zimmermann news editor, Ernest Pontios advertising manager, Larry Sciver managing editor, and bill Wayer vice president. Paper published daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas with rates and mailing info.
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Dolph Simone
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Wayer
Jan Sciver
Jack Zimmermann
Ernest Pontios
Maneger
Leo Eller
Ee Business Meneger Oe
V. C. Simone
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Raa
Douglas
United States
Kaa
Audit Bureau of Clieatetione
Associated Press
Wonderful Sunday Brings Rain Lifts Local Morale
Residents enjoyed a unprecedented rainfall on a Sunday with mild temperatures and cool weather. Golfers relaxed despite usual Sunday reluctance as moisture revived greens and fairways. Fires warmed homes while anticipation rose for fall.
Kennan Warns U S Overemphasis on Military Matters
Former diplomat George F. Kennan cautions that the United States overemphasizes military issues toward the Soviet bloc and underplays political and diplomatic avenues. He sees possible long term accord, urges continued alertness without ignoring opportunities for peaceful progress and endorses the partial test ban treaty and Senate ratification. Rep. Robert Ellsworth backs the treaty as a start toward orderly peace.
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George F. Kennan
United States
Kennan
U.S
Soviet Union
Senate
Robert Ellsworth
R-Kan
Lawrence
Greaty
Ellsworth
The Father Image in America and Its Lessons
A discussion on the so called father image in America. It argues that many dads strive to appear capable and human. Readers learn that children value effort and shared moments over perfection, evidenced by humorous misadventures and genuine bonding.
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America
Father figures and the imperfect puzzle of family life
A reflection on fathers who pretend perfection, arguing that flaws add drama and meaning to family life. The piece notes kids value trust and connection over faultless image, and it highlights how real moments shape family entertainment and resilience.
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Sters
Uius
Senate Looks Genuine in Nuclear Test Ban Deliberations
In a Washington session described as the world’s greatest deliberative body, the Senate weighs the nuclear test ban treaty with serious inquiry. Leaders such as Dean Rusk and Robert McNamara present arguments, while John McCone and Edward Teller offer counterpoints as lawmakers seek security and peace in the nuclear age.
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Washington
Senate
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commision
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Edward Teller
Earle Wheeler
Army
Curtis le May
Air Force
United States
Free World
Thomas Kuchel
Calif
America
Rail line purge denied by Kansas Commission
Santa Fe Railway sought permission to detach passenger cars from its Emporia to Concordia freight run and attach them to a freight line. The Kansas Corporation Commission denied the request after the road reported a $23,000 loss last year.
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Santa Fe Railway
Kansas Corporation Commission
Emporia
Concordia
Bernadine Read
KU Tri
Fred Waring
Eddie Albert
Lawrence
Chrig Kraft
Simon Hurwitz
George Bradshaw
John Weatherwax
John Crown
Bob Mounsey
Jim Wigglesworth
Hugh Sheridan
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
Today’s Bible message cites John about the true light for all born into the world. The prayer asks for unity and peace through the Savior’s name and thanks God that everyone may share in the gospel of Jesus Christ. Ames.
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Savior
Ames
It’s Big Business and Not for the Squeamish
Roark argues crime is a business run by evolving families from the Sicilian Mafia. He says prosecutions rely on weak evidence and legal technicalities, noting wiretaps and headlines drive public fear while insiders dodge punishment. He cites Valachi, Genovese, and Capone as examples amid media framing of the mob.
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Cosa Nostra
Capri
Naples
Mob
FBI
Charlie Lucky Luciano
al Capone
the Elks
The
Legion
Albert Anastasia
Vito Genovese
D.A
Luciano
Dewey
Pepper Power and Ulcers Myths Debunked
Dear Dr Mother explains that hot seasonings can irritate the stomach but do not cause ulcers. some gastritis may occur with excessive use. Mexicans may tolerate spicy food, while sensitive stomachs need caution. moderation preserves flavor and health. The column also covers vein injections and penicillin preventing rheumatic fever recurrence with continued protection against strep infections.
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S.G
Elizabeth Taylor's son aims for acting in vivid showbiz tale
Michael Wilding Jr. wants to be an actor and, after watching Beckett filmed, says he aspires to be like Peter O'Toole. Richard Burton tests his resolve with a full day on set. The piece also notes bans on Miller works and other cultural tidbits.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Michael Wilding Jr
Richard Burton
Beckett
Burton
Michael
Peter O'Toole
Henry Miller
France
Romania
Switzerland
Roy Cohn
Sonny Liston-Cassius
Clay Fight
Sportsvision
Harold Clurman
Moscow
Ussr
Clurman
Peace Scare Not Likely With Soviet China Around
Washington Post News Service argues that辞 peace scare is overstated as arms spending shifts. It urges comprehensive planning to convert military waste into living standards, noting postwar transitions and current challenges with China and Russia.
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China
Russia
Freshly Boyle-ed Potpourri Of Oddities And Notes
Hal Boyle surveys quirky bits from mailbag and daily life. He riffs on baldness, glasses in baseball, ice cream ideas for kids, 1849 laundry woes, educator salaries, box tops, a mink prize offer, language quirks, age rules for licenses, a park remark from Dorothy Sarnoff, and a line from Arnold Glasow.
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New York
California
Hawaii
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg College
Joe Louis
England
Dorothy Sarnoff
Maryland
Connecticut
Arnold H. Glasow
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