Lawrence Journal World Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Journal World staff list with editor Dolph C Simons Jr and publisher Bill Mayer. It notes the paper is published daily except Sunday from 1856 with address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets and a 1983 edition date.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmierman Cusses
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Bimona
Worth Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Douglas
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Kennedy Attacks House Vote on Foreign Aid Cut
President Kennedy denounces the House action as irresponsible and partisan after a 222 to 188 vote to slash foreign aid. He blames Republicans while noting his own party controls Congress, and questions the right way to defeat Communism in the hemisphere. Castro and Communist forces cited as context.
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Kennedy
House
Senate
Democratic House
America
Hemisphere
Policy Focusing Questions In South Viet Nam Dilemma
The piece argues US policy in South Viet Nam shifts hourly as Washington weighs power centers led by Diem Ngo Dinh Diem brother Ngo Dinh Nha and Madame Nhu Army or coalitions. It rejects withdrawal and urges study, consultation, and action based on reliable information.
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United States
South Viet Nam
Washington
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nha
Madame Nhu
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Modern eavesdropping and the erosion of privacy
The piece warns that advancing wiretap methods threaten individual privacy and raise fears about admissible evidence and rights. It notes the tension between catching criminals and protecting innocent citizens, signaling uncertainty about how far surveillance will go.
IRS stirs row over instant beer taxes and prohibition era links
A spokesman says the Internal Revenue Service blocks a new instant beer product, framing the dispute as tax policy not a return to prohibition. The debate centers on whether the IRS will tax the beverage like beer or treat it differently.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Beer
Instant beer tax debate stirs industry concerns
Brewers argue that freezing and removing water to produce a concentrate cuts shipping costs by about 75 percent and would lower consumer prices, while the IRS has yet to decide on taxing the process. Granddad muses on nickel beer as a curbside joke.
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Granddad
IRS
Samos and the U2 link to test ban debate
The article explains how Samos sky spy satellites supplement the U-2 program, aiding intelligence on Soviet missiles and defenses. It notes U-2 data shaped U.S. military planning and warns that ending flights would require alternate information sources to judge Soviet capabilities.
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Senate
Samos
Samok
Soviet Union
Francis Gary Powers
Earth
U.S
United States
Defense
Thomas Gates
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Old Home Town Recalls Past KU Field Day and School News
A KU archeology team found a 60 year old Indian village in South Dakota with Dr. Carlyle Smith and Roger Grange aiding. Fall Field Day at K State canceled due to arid conditions. Mound Valley at Branch Experimental Station, and four new teachers announced at Tonganoxie High School.
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South Dakota
Carlyle Smith
Roger Grange
K-State
Mound Valley
Branch Experimental Station
Tom Beatty
Tonganoxie High School
James Sellards
Hilda Billman
Mary Belcher
Agnes Bray
Bray
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Card
A noted Bible message urges heedfulness for church leaders as the Holy Spirit appoints overseers to feed the church bought with Christ’s blood. A closing prayer asks for true service to God, transforming ugliness into beauty and using daily gifts for His work.
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Holy Ghost
Church of God
Christ
Jack's Straws Some Folks Have The Touch
An anecdote by Jack Zimmerman about icing cakes and cement mishaps. The narrator frets over brickwork that refuses to stay set, noting a daughter’s quip and a clumsy repair that ends with a humorous lesson on frosting. The piece ends with a reflection on cake frosting versus cement.
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Jack
Made in Poland tag sparks patriotism and fear
Letter writer laments foreign goods flood in local stores and warns that buying from Communist countries could financially and physically harm the United States. He cites a wicker stool labeled Made in Poland and questions whether Americans will awaken to protect jobs and national interests.
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Poland
America
U.S.S.R
R. Hardacre
Lindenwood Lane
Understanding pregnancy timing and seven month viability
A medical reader explains lunar month calculations for due dates, noting average 280 days from last period minus 14 days for fertile time, about 9 calendar months, with viability around seven months or 196 days. It cautions that many factors alter length and survival odds, and that later births over 300 days occur.
Carnegie shares wealth 16 cents per American
Bernard Baruch recalled a story about Andrew Carnegie. A socialist visitor urged dividing wealth. Carnegie checked his holdings and the U.S. population, then said 16 cents per person was each share. The anecdote appeared as reminiscence in Leonard Lyons’s column.
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Bernard M. Baruch
Ith Ave
Burnet Hershey
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
America
U.S.A
Evelyn Keyes
John Huston
Charles Vidtor
Books and works listed in New City Library catalog
The catalog reviews multiple 1963 publications and related works. Gonner Schwartz reports a Consumers Union study on smoking and public health, plus novels by Jennifer Dawson and historical tales like Rescue in Denmark. Other entries include Caravans, The Miseducation of American Teachers, Soon One Morning, Nureyev Autobiography, The Collector, The Rodgers and Hammerstein Story, The Shore Dimly Seen, and About Prints.
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Consumers Union
Jennifer Dawson
Oxford
Denmark
Harold Flender
Sweden
James A. Michener
South Pacific
Hawaii
Ellen Jasper
Afghanistan
James D. Koerner
Koerner
Herbert Hill
James Baldwin
Gwendolyn Brooks
Nureyev
Current Best Sellers List From Publishers' Weekly
The list lists fiction titles including The Shoes of the Fisherman by West Elizabeth Appleton O Hara The Glass Blowers by Du Maurier Grandmother and the Priests by Caldwell City of Night by Rechy and non fiction The Fire Next Time by Baldwin Travels with Charlie by Steinbeck One Way to Russia 1200 by Hope The Whole Truth and Nothing But by Hopper and Brough My Darling Clementine by Fishman.
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West
Elizabeth Appleton
Baldwin
Charley
Steinbeck
Russia
Hopper and
Brough
Clementine
Fishman
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Central Intelligence Agency
Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town
William Knox
Vinland
H. W
Bill) Hargiss
Jayhawkers
Gwinn Henry
Hargiss
Fay Brown
Oak Ridge
Douglas County Teachers Association
Old Bemer
Kansas Historical Society
Lindley
Topeka
Lawrence Camp Fire
W. C. Markham
Kansas Highway Commission
Kansas
By Jack Zimmerman
Editor
Journal-World
Joseph Molner
D. P
Dr. Moiner
S.K
Dr. Melner
Vale
Mrsa. W.G
Andy Carnegie
Leonard Lyons
Mance
Mike Todd
Artie Shaw
John O'Hara
Groucho Marx
W. Averell Harriman
Overseas Press Club
Moscow
Jfk
Baltimore Sun
Harriman
OPC
New City Library
By Gonnie Schwartz
Rudolph Nureyev
Kremlin
Europe
John Fowles
Frederick Clegg
Miranda Gray
Clegg
Jhe Rodgers and Hammerstein
Stanley Green
Sound of Music
Hammerstein
Robert Goldston
Columbia
S. W. Hayter
Publishers’ Weekly
Interlandi
Ciaei Aason
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