Lawrence Daily Journal World header emblems and staff credits
The August 29 1963 issue of the Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff roles including President and Editor Dolph C G Simons Jr Vice Press Publisher Bill Mayer Managing Editor Jack Zimmermann and Ernest Pontius etc It notes publication details for the World Company Lawrence Kan with rates and mailing info.
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Dolph
Imuns
Dolph Cg, Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerma
Entero
Ernest Pontius 2
Leo Eller
W. C. Simona
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Washington Civil Rights March Garners Praise for Order
Officials described the Wednesday march in Washington as one of the most orderly ever with more than 200000 participants. Leaders and marchers conducted themselves commendably and avoided provoking Congress into rapid, favorable civil rights legislation.
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Washington
Congress
Value of Life and Rescue Efforts Across Nations
The piece praises American caution in space and mine rescue missions, highlighting extensive efforts to save human life. It argues such acts shape international views, countering charges of “filthy capitalism,” and suggests impact persists beyond immediate outcomes.
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America
Perilous Intersection Taxed by Daily Traffic Risk
A local Anger over the 9th and Iowa Street junction growls as drivers dodge the crossroad daily. Officials are urged to fix the busy, dangerous intersection before a serious crash occurs, with property values rising while progress stalls.
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Smudge Pot Junction
9Th and
Iowa Sts
Difference or deception the two Russian fishing trawlers off Mexico
Reports say two Russian fishing trawlers about 150 miles south of San Diego loiter near the Mexican coast and monitor U S military communications. Their heavy electronic gear and lack of concealment suggest a Soviet small ship spy fleet operation possibly capable of interfering with allied communications and aiding missile submarine plotting.
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Mexican
San Diego
U.S
Familiar Remedy Aspirin Still Mystifies Scientists
Familiar remedy aspirin remains a top arthritis treatment and general cure-all due to its affordability and low toxicity. Despite decades of study scientists still lack a full understanding of how it works and why it yields its effects though clinicians observe clear results from its use.
Unclear drug data leaves doctors and patients steady
The text notes clinicians and patients likely to ignore limited data on a drug as long as the tablets remain effective and affordable, stressing practical use over full understanding of mechanisms and origins.
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Safeat
Jam Session in New Delhi Sizzles with Bear, Teens, and Coffee Jams
A New Delhi street scene shows a man with two tom toms and a dancing bear drawing crowds at York coffee houses every Sunday before 11. About 1,300 people attend the six restaurants for Sunday jam sessions, reflecting social shifts as Punjabi youths twist to Western dances and fashion evolves from baggy salwar to kameez. Washington Post News Service.
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New Delhi
York
India
Yorks
Brother
Delhi
Lawrence Took Lead In Local History And Education Milestones
Old Home Town reflects on 1953 when Howard Mehlinger arrived to coach Lawrence High School football and teach social studies. The piece recalls the 23rd annual Douglas County 4 H and Vocational Agriculture Fair with 2,500 attendees, 700 entries, and $1,500 in prize money.
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Howard Mehlinger
McPherson College
Lawrence High School
Douglas County
Lawrence Community Chest
al Bromersick
County Fair Board
F. H. Olney
LHS
Topeka
Kansas City
Kan
Wichita
Atchison
Daily Bible Message of Mutual Burden Bearing
A devotional line urges Bear ye one another's burdens to fulfill Christ's law. A prayer asks God to teach loving care without limits and to overcome indifference among people and toward Him. Amen.
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Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Longer Delays Bring Worse Revolt and Grievances
A historical analysis links the Washington march to disciplined protest and nonviolence. It argues the Negro movement seeks legal rights, not revolution, yet warns prolonged denial risks clandestine violence and worsening poverty amid slow economic remedies.
Huxley Contemplates Music Plans as Brave New World Reemerges
Aldous Huxley, in his seventies, discusses Brave New World as a potential musical costing about 400000 dollars. He notes the book’s ongoing popularity and recent ban in Florida while revealing his aging eyesight and work habits at his Hampstead home. He also hints at a forthcoming book on language in literature and science and a Devon-set novel, while commenting on technology, population pressure, and the Profumo affair.
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London
Aldous Huxley
Hampstead
Sir Julian
Italy
Florida
Huxley
Turin
Rome
New York
California
Huxleys
Lyons' Den recalls Johnston meeting Churchill and Stalin
Leonard Lyons recounts Eric Johnston of the Motion Picture Association meeting Winston Churchill who admired his looks and then faced Stalin in Moscow. Johnston notes Stalin found Johnston’s arrival as unthinkable as a Republican sending a Democratic president.
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Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Assn. of
America
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Stalin
Johnston
Moscow
Blood pressure myths and cautions for aging readers
The column debunks the 90 plus age blood pressure rule, explains systolic versus diastolic readings, and notes normal variations among individuals. It emphasizes that higher numbers with high resting pressure signal concern, while aging arteries raise overall pressure and risk.
National Boss Day Idea Pokes Fun At Manager Honors
Hal Boyle jokes about a national management day as a playful tribute to bosses. The piece satirizes office culture with comic tips like gin in the water cooler and crowding the boss out of the office to celebrate with golf.
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Beavers
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