Lawrence Daily Journal World edition staff and dates
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff listed with roles Dolph C Simons Jr editor Bill Mayer publisher Jack Simmerman news editor Ernest Pontius ads manager Leo Eller and others. Publication details show World Company at Lawrence Kansas with 1963 date December 4 and subscription rates.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Jack
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
The Baker Case and Congress Under Scrutiny
The Baker case raises questions about Congress and trust in government. Analysts note Americans view Congress harshly, while lawmakers question the electorate’s role, as examples of corruption and junketing feed public cynicism about the legislative body.
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Senate
Bobby Baker
Congress
Baker
U.S
Paris water fears as Seine fails to purify
Scientists warn the Seine tainted tap water in Paris remains unfit for drinking as filtering misses dangerous viruses and poisons. Prof Jean Boyer notes water from the river often fails hygiene tests while Prof Pierre Lepine proves human cells die in the water.
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Seine
Paris
Jean Boyer
Pierre Lepine
Pasteur Institute
France
Seedy Paris Seine Sparks Rumor of Santa Claus
A grimy river scene in Paris prompts chatter about a rumored ugly story involving Santa Claus as the city battles pollution and public image fallout.
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Santa Claus
Britain to remake cities to curb car growth study says
A two year government study led by Professor Colin Buchanan urges drastic urban redesign to solve congestion. It calls for regional development authorities, coordinated redevelopment, restricted downtown car use, expanded public transit, and a bold road program to manage rising car ownership projected to 1.3 cars per family by 2010.
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London Financial Times
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
New York
Washington
U.S
Britain
Ministry of Transport
Colin Buchanan
Imperial College of Science and Technology
London
Geoffery Crowther
Economist
United States
KU basketball regulars return as 1938 era memories noted
The 1953 item recalls B H Born Allen Kelley and Harold Patterson back with the KU team, all American center, all Big Seven forward, and multi sport letterman. A 300 acre Burton Farm near Lone Star changed hands to Charles and Mrs. Miller, with Burton original pre emption in 1855. Stan Kenton directed a jazz festival at Hoch. A 1938 memory notes the Rock Chalk yell origin from Laura Alford family farm and other KU notes.
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B. H. Born
Allen Kelley
Harold Patterson
Burton
Lone Star
Charles Miller
David Burton
Stan Kenton
Hoch Auditorium
Laura Alford
Douglas County
KU Science Club
Bailey
Jayhawk
McAllaster School
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer for Light in Faith
The message quotes Isaiah 9 2 RSV about walking in darkness and the people receiving light. A prayer asks for guidance to long for the light Christ offers and to strengthen faithful habits through which His light grows brighter in us. Amen.
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Christ
Calorie Calamity as Aunts Feast Upsets Family
A humorous tale recounts how an aunt’s cooking inflates the family’s waistlines during a Thanksgiving visit. The dachshund overindulges on pancakes turkey and gravy while the humans gorge on dinner rolls and cinnamon rolls. The narrator worries about health and jokes about sending the dog to the pound if feeding continues.
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Jack
Baker's Heaven
Aunty
Pound
Lido Show in Las Vegas Rated Better Than Paris Original
Paris critics reveal the Las Vegas Lido show outshines the Paris version at Stardust. The review cites poor Paris service and cramped seating, while praising the Nevada venue’s spectacle despite high prices and limited exits.
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Vegas
Paris
Times - Post
California
Las Vegas
Ruler in schools sparks debate on education problems
Adam Kay argues for reintroducing teachers' rulers and classroom discipline as a remedy for societal ills. He contends removing religious influence and discipline risks eroding reading habits and a balanced education, urging families to keep a ruler for educational and supplemental purposes.
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Journal-World
Adam Kay
Tenn
Presidential aides urged stay posts amid Johnson needs
Averell Harriman pressed JFK appointees to remain in their positions while President Johnson requires their service. He urged not letting love of the past interfere with present duties. De Valera travels to Washington for funeral services despite health risks. Johnson dined with David Dubinsky at a Liberal Party event, cuff links from the VP arrive later. JFK memorial planned by Weizmann Institute. dinner canceled. Javits chats with Virginia Graham on daily happiness. Sardi Jr meets Stage Deli owner Asnas as talks pivot to a possible East Delicatessen venture.
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Washington
Averell Harriman
JFK
Johnson
Harriman
Lyndon B. Johnson
N.Y
Liberal Party
David Dubinsky
Dubinsky
LBJ. Ie
Overcoming frigidity and skin concerns in advice column
A reader asks how to address frigidity with psychological and physical factors. Guidance suggests gynecologist or physician input, frank discussion with partner, and notes on causes, including training, attitudes, and infections. Also answers about stretch marks and a fungal skin condition treated with X rays.
Cambodian Government Bans Time and Newsweek Magazines
The Cambodian government banned Time and Newsweek for alleged critical acts against the state. The order did not name specific stories but likely stems from coverage of Prince Norodom Sihanouk's rejection of U.S. aid on November 18.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Time
Newsweek Today
U.S
Norodom Sihanouk
Soviets Free Dutch Sailors in Spy Case
The Soviet Union released Dutch sailors Lou de Jager and Evert Reydon after 24% years of imprisonment on NATO spying charges. They boarded a Dutch airliner for home, were in good health, and said they were well treated in Vladimir prison cell.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
NATO
Lou de Jager
Evert Reydon
Vladimir
Language of Flowers described in new book
London AP reports a new book titled The Language of Flowers by Mrs L Harris explains how blossoms convey specific sentiments from love to war. The 88 page illustrated volume includes two indexes detailing meanings of flowers and phrases to express feelings with examples like admiration amethyst and fascination fern.
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London
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