Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and date details
Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Saturday August 31 1963 lists staff including President and editor Holph C Simons and Managing Editor Tack Zimmerma ace, with publishers and offices at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates are shown for carrier and mail in various regions.
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Dolph Simons
Holph C. Simons
Vice Press
RIL. Mayer Voces
Tack Zimmermace Cane
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Tiiwepeeee
W. ¢. Simone
Bwaéitor
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lacsrence
Kansas
Carrie
United States
Cinax
Lawrence
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Presa
New Defense for Tax Evasion Put to Test in Landis Case
James M. Landis long‑time Harvard Law School former dean and former federal official failed to file tax returns on 300 827 for 1936 through 1980. His lawyers blame his public duties for neglecting personal matters and taxes. He received 30 days in prison.
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James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Subcommittee urges U S patrols against Soviet trawlers offshore
The House Armed Services Investigations Subcommittee calls for immediate U S offshore patrols and a uniform policy to let the Coast Guard act against spying trawlers. Kennedy cites 160 Soviet vessels off Cape Cod as an ominous sign while cautioning against hasty actions.
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House
Armed Services Investigations
U.S
Coast Guard
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Cape Cod
Crisis Looms in Brazil as Goulart Pushes Agrarian Reform
President Joao Goulart leads Brazil toward an agrarian reform push tied to a constitutional amendment on land expropriation payments. Deputies fear intimidation as he threatens to mobilize public support, while opposition parties warn of possible coups if Congress blocks the plan.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Joao Goulart
Brazil
Goulart
United States
Chamber of Deputies
Congress
Union of Democratic Nationalists
UDN
Social Democrats
PSD
Brazilian Labor Party
PTB
Recife
Brasilia
Herbert Levy
Rio
Carlos Lacerda
Los Angeles Times News Service
Lodge's Tough Job in Vietnam War Dilemma
The piece notes the rising American death toll in Vietnam and the heavy costs of pursuit, arguing withdrawal risks defeat by Communism. It highlights Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge's difficult assignment amid escalating casualties and frustration.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Henry Cabot Lodge
Freedom and Freedom Theories in Postwar Debate
A reflective column weighs the tension between freedom and responsibility. It cites criticism of extremist figures like George Lincoln Rockwell and notes student travel to Cuba despite official warnings. The writer argues freedom should be broad enough to cover controversial actions, even if risky, highlighting the cost of justice versus innocence.
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George Lincoln Rockwell
Cuba
State Department
Old Home Town Years Ago 1983 and 1938 Highlights
The article recalls an 11 day telephone strike ended in 1983 and a new road surfacing project on Massachusetts Street. It notes 1938 birth certificates for kindergartners, KU staff lists, and Margaret Hill McCarter’s death. 1923 Farmers Union Day at the county fair marked the Pony Express Route revival by horseback from St Joseph to San Francisco with Gov Coolidge dispatch.
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Massachusetts Street
From
H Touth
Frank Nelick
C. E
Daddy) Merwin
Central School
Tenn. St
Guy Scales
Harold Fisher
C. E. Birch
Paul Lawson
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
West Side Presbyterian Church
Board of Education
Margaret Hill McCarter
Kansas
Topeka
Haskell
St. Joseph
San Francisco
Coolidge
Washington
Atchison
K. T
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
The verse Psalm 121 8 speaks of the Lord preserving all paths from this time forth for ever. The prayer asks gratitude for chances to witness for Thee and to align life with Christ as the day’s significance fades.
New Age Dawning as DNA Keys Life Science
A landmark shift in biology suggests scientists will soon master deoxyribonucleic acid DNA to fix genetic defects treat viral infections and combat cancer Discoveries at top institutes outline how DNA controls proteins enzymes and memory and indicate possible future human trait design and disease prevention actions.
Parents urge nursery school appeal to zoning board
A Letter to the Editor criticizes the Wednesday hearing of the Board of Zoning Appeals over Mrs. Enoch’s request to operate a nursery school. The writer argues the decision blocks a qualified program, noting state Child Welfare standards and local demand. She warns rejection could deter future nursery schools in Lawrence.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
Enoch
Lawrence
What Is Scabies and Its Cure Explainer
Dr Joseph Molner explains scabies caused by the Sarcoptes scabies mite that burrows in the skin causing inflammation and intense itching. The article describes how the mite measures about 1/150 inch and tunnels under the skin.
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Dr. Mother
C.N.M
Scabies signs and treatment plus cystocele Q and A
The article explains scabies signs with itching developing after delayed hypersensitivity and transmission within families or schools. It lists treatments including DDT benzyl benzoate and sulphur soaps, plus doctor prescriptions. it notes daily baths and clothing changes as long term aids. It also answers a reader question on cystocele, describing pelvic floor weakness and that surgery is the only cure, usually performed successfully.
New City Library Books From Wayne Mayo and Others
A catalog review highlights Wayne Mayo’s From the Fire on Sir Archibald McIndoe’s WWII plastic surgery fame and 4500 operations. It surveys The Landlords by Eugene Rachis and several history and politics titles, including Forgotten Pioneer and Apportionment and Representative Government.
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O. Mosley
Archibald MclIndoe
Eugene Rachis
America
John Jacob Astor
William Zeckendorf
Astor
Manhattan
Levitt
Henry Ford
Flagle
Florida
Stuart Cloete
Harry Golden
Sears & Roebuck
Don Rickey Jr
U. S
John Keats
Philippines
Wendell Fertig
Fertig
Too Old for License So He Uses His Bike
Arkansas City report on 82 year old John Eyman who bicycles 30 miles to his orchard and beehives at Cedar Vale to tend them. He says he may be too old to drive but refuses to rely on others for transportation.
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Gardner
Don Quixote
John McCanless
Chicago
Paco
John
Arkansas City
Kan
John Eyman
Cedar Vale
Eyman
Callas Sells Her Milan Home Amid Move to France
Italian paper Il Giorno reports soprano Maria Meneghini Callas has sold her Milan residence as she plans to live in France. A Milan attendant knew nothing of the sale. Callas seldom stayed in the city in four years since separating from her husband.
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Milan
Italy
Maria Meneghini Callas
France
I! Giorno
Miss Callas
Current Best Sellers In Fiction And Nonfiction
The list features top titles across fiction and non fiction. Notable fiction picks include The Shoes of the Fisherman by West Elizabeth Appleton The Glass Blowers Grandmother and the Priests The City of Night Rechy. Nonfiction selections include I Owe Russia 1290 Hope The Fire Next Time Baldwin My Darling Clementine Schulz Happiness Is a Warm Puppy The Whole Truth and Nothing But Hoppe r and Brough.
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West
Elizabeth Appleton
du Maurier
Caldwell
Rechy
Russia
Baldwin
Clementine
Fishman
Schulz
Hopper and
Brough
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