Lawrence Journal World masthead and date
The Lawrence Journal World edition lists staff roles from President and Editor Dolph Simons Jr to News Editor Ernest Pontius and Advertising Manager Leo Eller. Published daily with rates and contact details, dated Monday Evening December 3 1962.
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Dolph Cg, Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Tack Zimmisrman Coccescc
Esseteteces
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Leo Eller
W. CG. Simons
the World Company
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New Hampshire
Lawrence
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Douglas
United States
Kan
Durant
Cirelations
Associated Press
Kennedy seeks 3 billion fund for land to expand parks
President Kennedy proposes a ten year program to raise several billion dollars via user fees to create a land conservation fund for parks and recreation. Money would come from park fees auto stickers and sale of surplus lands. Funds fund land purchases with congressional approval required.
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Kennedy
Congress
National Parks and Forests
National Park Service
Forest Service
Teenage Girls Begin Lipstick Use Earlier Than Fathers Expect
A report titled The Beauty Habits and Product Preference of Young Women Under 20 finds 0.8 percent of teens wear lipstick with the average onset at 13 years five months. It notes high usage of eyeliner mascara eye shadow eyebrow pencils face powder hand lotion nail polish and frequent hair washing.
India Reassesses Policy After Limited Non Aligned Backing
Once hailed as a neutral beacon, India faced scant support from non aligned nations during border disputes with China. Britain and the United States moved military aid fast, while many others stayed aloof, prompting Nehru and colleagues to rethink future strategy.
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India
Nehru
Britain
U.S
Henry comments on Kennedy era managed news policy
Los Angeles Times veteran Henry says newspapers have a long record of prudent self censorship in national emergencies. He notes the Bay of Pigs disaster as a turning point and reflects on print decisions during crisis.
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Bill Henry
Los Angeles Times
Washington
Henry
Editorials Question Press Duty On Cuban News Interest
President urged editors to consider if publishing Cuban news serves national interest. Editors viewed it as voiding long standing press policy. He warned there is a difference between national and administration interests and cautioned against government overreach in media oversight.
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White House
Racial Turmoil Is a Target
Washington report on Bert I Bernhard urging stronger church action against racial prejudice. He faults individuals and some congregations for laxity while praising national religious bodies for leading equality efforts. Rabbi Hirsch and others echo calls for real action beyond resolutions.
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Washington
U. S. Civil Rights Commission
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Bert I. Bernhard
Bernhard
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Richard G. Hirsch
Lawrence nitrogen plant cornerstone laid by Consumers Cooperative
Howard A. Cowden announced the cornerstone ceremony for a $16 million nitrogen fertilizer plant near Lawrence. The event highlighted local industry expansion and the cooperative's leadership role.
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Howard A. Cowden
Consumers Cooperative Association
Lawrence
Leslie Kindred
Eudora
Fred Cooper
Funk
Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
Today's scripture cites Luke 2 12 about a babe in a manger. The prayer asks for divine guidance to translate the Lord’s qualities into daily life through Jesus Christ, urging concerns for peace and brotherhood.
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Jesus Christ
Three Elected to Unexpired Terms Seniority for the New Senators
A look at the 88th Congress shows three newly elected senators serving unexpired terms gain early seniority. Ted Kennedy Edward McIntyre and Milward Simpson lead a class of eight new faces awaiting the January 3 start. They will be sworn January 9 by Vice President Lyndon Johnson. The piece details how seniority is determined the initiation rites and the early challenges for freshman senators.
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Washington
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Indiana
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Ted) Kennedy
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R-Wyo
Bayh
Indiana State Senate
Gaylord A. Nelson
D-Wis
Rep
H. Dominick
Maryland
Brewster
Inouye
Christmas Spirit and campus thinking prompt reader reflections
A Kansas reader thanks the Journal-World for an editorial on Christmas spirit and discusses keeping the season through the year. He contrasts it with thoughts on Stanford research and Kansas University’s "Think House" and asks taxpayers about practical uses and local ties.
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Journal-World
Stanford University
Jed
Kansas University
Lawrence
Kansas
Adam Kay
Tenn
Ordonez Ends Career With Tuft Hair Sliced in Public
Antonio Ordonez the famed bullfighter announced his retirement in Peru and marked it by having his cola tuft shaved in view of spectators. He later showed off a crewcut at La Fonda del Sol with Mrs Hemingway, then planned to manage olive groves and cattle in Spain amid lingering injuries from past goring.
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Ernest Ngway
Hemie Hemingway
New York
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Peru
Mrs. Hemingway
la Fonda del Sol
Ordonez
Sardi’s
Copa
el Morocco
Goring
Pamplona
Hal Boyle column a mosaic of quips on wives and history
New York columnist Hal Boyle riffs on historical oddities and modern habits with humor about Caesar banning chariots and wives driving, Cicero defending women’s rights, and light notes on smoking, travel speeds, traffic risks, and Las Vegas fashion, all drawing on playful quotes and trivia.
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Caesar
Cicero
Mark Twain
Christopher Columbus
America
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