Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and Facts
Lawrence Daily Journal World listing editors and publishers with dates from 1854 to 1952. No clear article event but provides staff names President and Editor Dolph Simons Jr Bill Mayer Ernest Pontius Jack Zimmerman and location Lawrence Kansas. Includes subscription rates and contact details. Published Fridays August 23 1963.
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Dolph
Imons
Dolph S!imons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman Sence
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Vemag Oan
W. C. Bimons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Clana
Audit Bureau of Circulations
The
Associated Press
Judge Gardner calls for separate courts for young criminals
Orange County Superior Judge Robert Gardner argues that Juvenile Court should be split from guardianship. He says treating all under 18 as delinquent is unrealistic and urges a separate punitive court for youth offenders, not a guardianship body. Delinquency has risen since 1947 and methods seem ineffective.
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Robert Gardner
Orange County
Calif
Gardner
Chicago
Juvenile Court
FBI
California
America
Why the Probe Highlights Haitian Air Facility Controversy
Senator Mundt urged a review of Haiti toct with a facility where Castro or Russia could land. The airport loan was paused amid aid cutoffs. Duvalier’s dictatorship drew U S diplomatic strain while aid persisted. Taxpayers question foreign aid management and prodding.
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Sen
Karl Mundt
Haiti
Caribbean
Francois Duvalier
United States
Duvalier
Sen. Mundt
Handling Flat Tires With Safe Roadside Steps
Experts warn a tire blowout risks loss of control and dangerous roadside tire changes. Do not brake suddenly. ease off the accelerator and steer to a controlled stop. Move the car off the roadway and, if possible, pull to a safe spot to change the tire rather than risk traffic on a narrow shoulder.
Soviet Tours Show Surplus Outlook and Trade Hopes
Washington secretary Orville Freeman after a four week trip to the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe said Soviet surpluses look good and American surpluses seem favorable. He warned Russian farming remains less efficient due to central controls but fertilizer and machinery could raise yields if funded. Freeman noted Russia aims to boost yields on 500 million cultivated acres, plans 100 million tons of fertilizer yearly, and favors American trade in machine tools feed fertilizer plants and fertilizer. He urged keeping trade channels with Poland Yugoslavia Romania and Bulgaria open despite some congressional efforts to curb trade.
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Washington
Orville L. Freeman
Soviet Union
Europe
Freeman
United States
Russia
Khrushchev
U.S
Poland
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Bulgaria
Congress
Old Home Town Hollywood and 3-D talk raise future film fears
A Kansas State Geological Survey executive joins a six member Interior Department committee to study U S Geological Survey operations. A top civil defense worker urges full public briefing on atomic bombs and lifesaving actions in Washington.
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Hollywood
John Frye
Kansas State Geological Survey
Secretary of the Interior
U.S. Geological Survey
Washington
Pentecost Prayer for Unity in the Church
Daily devotional note on Pentecost verse Acts 2 1 calling for unity and shared purpose. A prayer on Christ as lord of the church asking for dedication saving grace and household of faith in the spirit.
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Christ
Household of Faith
It May Be Palamos But It Is That Way
Roark notes Costa Brava growth as tourists flood Palamos Spain altering coast life. Multinational visitors mix with Spaniards amid rising hotels roads and shops while old landowners lament past era. Infrastructure expands with gas stations and signs of progress.
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Palamos
Spain
Washington
Mercedes-Benz
Porsche
Volkswagen
Hillman
Chevrolet
Austin
Saab
Renault
Jaguar
Cadillac
Fiat
Senor Samso
Cala Go-Go
Hostal de la Gavina
Costa Brava
Gerona
Barcelona
Madrid
Zaragoza
Letters Editor applauds judge on juvenile vandalism penalties
A reader defends a new judge’s plan to sentence two youths ages 17 and 15 for extensive vandalism and car windshields damage in Virginia. The letter praises a rock breaking and convict road gang approach, contrasting it with critics who deem it harsh.
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Journal-World
Virginia
Convict Road Gang
Alvin Dahlene
Chiggers Advice and Menstrual Concern in Dear Dr. Mother
Mrs. R M asks about chigger treatment for a three year old and risks from sulfur dust. Dr Molner suggests for chiggers: identify infestation spots with cardboard, spray area with chlordane toxaphene or lindane, wash skin, use antiseptic on itching, and treat clothing with repellents like dimethyl phthalate or benzyl benzoate. For more info request Leaflet No 403 from the U S Department of Agriculture. Clots during menstruation may be normal on first day. see a gynecologist to ease nerves and maintain cycle stability.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Superintendent of Documents
U.S. Government. Printing Office
Washington
D. C
Hungary Transforms From Terror Era To Quasi Democracy
London Times reports on Hungary in 1963 shifting from Stalinist police state to a looser system with freedom of speech, fewer arrests, increasing private enterprise, and growing consumer access. It notes state media criticism, cabarets, private car growth, and easier westward travel for Hungarians.
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Budapest
Hungary
Rakosi
Khrushchev
Janos Kadar
Chaplin to stage first play before age 75
Leonard Lyons reports Charles Chaplin plans a first play to appear on London boards before he turns 75. He notes Chaplin’s large family gathering and jokes about dining quorum. Other items include Hodges resisting a North Carolina governor bid and Sonny Liston’s exhibition tour before the Clay fight. John Gielgud taunts Burton with a Gielgud impression during Becket filming.
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Charles Chaplin
London
Chaplin
Commerce
Hodges
North Carolina
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Miami
John Gielgud
Becket
Richard Burton
Gielgud
Burton
Sir John
Hal Boyle on Why Women Enjoy Being Women
Hal Boyle muses on the appeal of womanhood with playful humor. He contrasts male fatigue with a wife’s routines and self care, noting women’s constant grooming and daily challenges while a wife answers his question with a coy smirk.
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