Lawrence Daily Journal World front page 1963 notice
The Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Friday August 30 1963 lists staff and rates. Details include Dolph C Simons Jr as president editor high publisher Bib Mayen pane managing editor Jack Zimme, Ernest Pontiv news editor, Led Eller advertising manager, W Simona editor, established 1864. Subscription rates shown for various delivery methods.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
H Igh
Bib, MAYEN _ pane
Edistor
Jack Zimme
MAN _Newsn
Ernest Pontiv
ELLER
W. OC. Simona
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
Douglas
Water from Cleopatra’s bath fuels wild theory
Columnist riffs on a California Tech professor claim that natural fresh water recycles through history and wonders if Cleopatra’s bath water could end up in our taps. He jokes about washing a car with Nile water and weighs drinking risks while praising Cleopatra’s virtues.
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Cleopatra
J. E. McKee
California Institute of Technology
Earth
Cleo
Mind power cures in medicine and the unexplored potential
The piece notes that many patients improve when they believe they are cured, and asserts that mental disturbance may cause half of physical illness. It argues for better methods to harness the mind's potential, while avoiding diminishing past mental health progress.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Anti pregnancy pills prescription and voice coaching column
Readers ask about obtaining anti pregnancy pills without a prescription and potential side effects. Dr Molner explains prescriptions are required, testing is safe with guidance, and talk openly with a doctor is advised. Other questions cover pronunciation of duodenal, handling a dead fetus, storing fruit overnight, and improving voice tone with coaching.
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Beauty Shop
Mrs. R
Senate Committee OKs Nuclear Test Ban Treaty for Floor Debate
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 16 to 1 to send the nuclear test ban treaty to the Senate floor for ratification debate. Sen. Russell Long dissented citing defense fears and calls for fuller study. Analysts see broad support likely to exceed the 67 votes needed.
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U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Russell Long
D-La
Senate
Sgn
Long
Huey
Kingfish) Log
Louisiana
United States
Osteopaths Look Ahead in Britain After Ward Case
Britain's 207 registered osteopaths weigh post Ward era effects as two main clinics report rising patient intake while quacks threaten the market. Inside divisions persist between the British School of Osteopathy graduates and London College of Osteopathy trained doctors, with calls for a formal Register to bolster standing.
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London
Britain
Stephen Ward
British School of Osteopathy
London College of Osteopathy
British Medical Association
British School of
Stephen Warl
Kirksville
Andrew Taylor Still
London College of
U Thant Signals U N Progress But Cautions On Scope
U Thant presented the UN annual review noting a brighter world than a year ago while urging continued work. He cautioned that internal problems remain and unpaid dues by France and Russia challenge universality and responsibility. He emphasized optimism tempered by realism as the UN expands membership.
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United Nations
U Thant
U.N
Thant
France
Russia
African witch doctor methods vs Western psychiatry
Dr Raymond Prince of McGill University reports studies in Nigeria on Yoruba beliefs shaping mental health care. He notes African traditional medicine, rooted in magic, shows effectiveness comparable to American and Canadian psychiatric practices, challenging complacency about progress.
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Raymond Prince
McGill University
Montreal
Prince
Nigeria
Old Home Town Echoes From Lawrence 1853 Highlights
News items recount a drought on the Kaw River with few fish under veteran Jim Higgins. Lawrence Jaycee Jaynes establish a nursing scholarship for Karen Carleton. Local officials note school celebrations and licenses, while Sheriff Johns fines speeding on the Fort-to-Fort Highway funding schools.
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Kaw
Lawrence
Jim Higgins
J. A. Buckles
Oskaloosa
Lawrence Jaycee Jaynes
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Karen Carleton
E. S. Liston
Baker
C. E. Lindley
Fort-to-Fort
Johns
Daily Bible Message Inspires Praise and Prayer
A devotional note urges bold witness for Christ and patient endurance in hardship. It asks God to make believers channels of love so those without hope may discover life in Jesus Christ. The prayer concludes with a call for a witness of a good life as testimony to God’s goodness.
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Pradyer
Jesus Christ
A Trip to Berlin and the Wall’s Human Toll
Nancy Miller recounts a personal visit to Berlin on Route 4 Lawrence. She contrasts West Berlin resilience with East Berlin oppression, detailing families separated by the wall, minefields along the border, and agents pressuring workers. She praises Berliners' courage and links Berlin’s fate to Western Europe.
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Berlin
East Berlin
West Berlin
West
Europe
Nancy Miller
Lawrence
The Yard Probes Death of Dr. Stephen Ward Amid News
Leonard Lyons reports Scotland Yard continues investigations in London Paris and New York despite Dr. Stephen Ward's death. The column surveys various entertainment figures tied to stage screen and politics including Agnes de Mille George Seaton Melvyn Douglas and Ralph Bunche.
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Stephen Ward
Scotland Yard
London
Paris
N.Y
Agnes de Mille
Broadway
George Seaton
Hollywood
Melvyn Douglas
White House
Ralph Bunche
Washington
Bert Lahr
John
Yale
Young Lahr
Oxford
Hyannis Port
Mass
Edward Albee
Arthur Miller
Ionesco
Genet
Harold Clurman
John Osborne
Jack Garfien
Harold Pinter
Brendan Behan
Debbie Reynolds
Harry Karl
Cleopatra
Hawking
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Reynolds
Eddie Fisher
Hal Boyle on Return as Painter and a Painter’s Freedom
Hal Boyle muses on rebirth as a house painter and contrasts the trade's freedom with the clash of spouses during a home renovation. He recalls painters arriving amid chaos, negotiating colors, and ending with a grudging, mutual respect.
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Picasso
Dali
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