Lawrence Journal World Staff Roster 1963 Masthead
The Lawrence Journal-World lists staff roles including Dolph Simons Jr. as President and Editor and Dolph C. Simmons Jr. as Vice President Publisher, Bill Mayer as Advertising Manager, Jack Zimmerman as Managing Editor, Ernest Pontius as City News Editor, and Leo Eller as Business Manager. The paper is published daily except Sunday by World Company from Lawrence Kansas with affiliations to Audit Bureau of Circulations and The Associated Press.
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Dolph C. Simmons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Cive
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
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Lawrence
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United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Iment
Where Does It Stop Where government news control begins
The piece argues that government censorship can start with officials restricting information and expands to government run news services. It notes the Agriculture Department began a nationwide market news service and warns such control could limit stories to favorable coverage, risking public trouble if private wires are crowded out.
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Associated Press
United Press International
Agriculture Department
U.S
Russians in Indonesia Seen as Human Yet Difficult Guests
The piece contrasts American and Soviet perceptions in Indonesia, noting Indonesians view Russians as hardworking but limited by language and security rules. It argues Americans face criticism but this scrutiny may improve U S behavior and resolve, suggesting tough choices may be necessary despite unpopularity.
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Indonesia
Giver
Given
Asia
Jakarta
Moon Influence on Psychotic Patients Becomes Research Focus
Two psychiatrists study patients who try to crash the White House to offer advice as they test if lunar or seasonal factors affect agitation. Past work suggested inmates grow more agitated toward full moon and calm after it, lending some credence to old lunar tales.
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White House
What’s Right On Cuba
A column questions the credibility of reports on Cuba and foreign involvement. It cites the Citizens' Committee for Free Cuba and a Cuban exile source named Tadeo who described a July 26 Russian assault in San Diego de Nuñez with 50 killed and subsequent executions, noting the difficulty of verification and potential sensationalism.
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Cuba
Citizens’ Committee For Free
Tadeo
Ernesto Guerra
Col
Yosif Lutzenko
Mariel
Draft age youths no longer excused if they become fathers
Selective Service Board says draft eligibility rules do not exempt youths who become fathers. Also notes community events and appointments including Lawrence employment offices, anniversary celebrations, a new Texas football coach, and veterans and civic activities across Kansas.
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Selective Service Board
Elmer Husted
Kansas State Employment Service
Lawrence
Albert I. Decker
I. F. Eberhart
Texas University
Dana Bible
Nebraska
Texas A&m
Today by Bible message compassion for the harassed crowds
The passage cites Matthew 9 36 RSV noting Jesus compassion for crowds as sheep without a shepherd. A prayer asks God to grant compassion and sympathy and for help in meeting spiritual or physical hunger, in Jesus name.
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God
Jesus
Roots of anti-Semitism in Christian Jewish relations
A London Observer analysis argues that European anti-Semitism roots persist in inherited myths from early Christian readings of the Jews. It calls for renewed Christian Jewish dialogue, Vatican openness, and ongoing ecumenical study to replace myth with understanding and shared responsibility.
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Europe
Judea
Rome
Lear
Mononucleosis and teen years in Dr Motner column
Readers discuss infectious mononucleosis also affecting older adults and teens seeking guidance. The exchange covers kissing disease origins, non sexual transmission, and age patterns, with advice on timing of symptoms and a note about Dr Motner’s sinus trouble booklet.
Gov Clement names Walters to succeed Kefauver in Senate
Tennessee Governor Frank Clement appoints Herbert S. Walters to fill the Senate seat left by Estes Kefauver’s death. Walters is not expected to run in next year’s election, clearing the path for Clement to pursue the race if he chooses.
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Frank Clement
Tennessee
Herbert S. Walters
Senate Neat
Estes Kefauver
Walters
Guv. Clement
JFK
Senate
Chester Bowles
India
John Bailey
Democratic National Committee
Bowles
Connecticut
Sen
Baldwin
Bailey
Bill Benton
Benton
Actor's Feelings Mixed On Question of Political Action
Hollywood figures debate actors taking political stances amid a Washington march for civil rights. Brando receives mixed praise and condemnation, while Hope Newman Crawford Gleason Ferrer Baker Edwards weigh prerogative caution informed action and personal beliefs.
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Hollywood
Washington
Marlon Brando
Bob Hope
Carroll Baker
Jackie Gleason
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USA
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Total
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Noel Coward
Hie
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Jane Downs
Terence Rattigan
George Grizzard
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N.Y
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Paul Newman
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Joan Crawford
MGM
Mel Ferrer
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