Lawrence Journal-World Dec 5 1963 notes staff and pricing
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World dated December 5 1963 lists staff members Dolph Simons president and editor and other executives. It notes publication details and subscription rates including carrier and mail options in Kansas and nationwide. The notice appears as a standard newspaper masthead and imprint from the World Company in Lawrence Kansas.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Stsesesreseessees
Acis Zimmerman Wesssseessee Eee
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Servcesereee
Eee
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone VI
Douglas
United States
Mer Her
Andis Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Ruby trial aims for fairness amid circus fears
The piece argues the Ruby Oswald case demands a fair, thorough trial to preserve national dignity. It critiques media hype, supports changing Dallas venue due to anti Semitic bias rumors, and warns against a televised spectacle resembling a Keystone Kops performance.
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Jack Ruby
America
Lee Oswald
Kennedy
Ruby
Nelson Soll
Loul
Dallas
Texas
Soll
Oswald
U.S
Real Service Men Help at The Pump In Winter
The piece praises service station attendants for offering more than fuel such as late night anti freeze checks tire changes booster batteries and pushes. It emphasizes their cheerful, selfless service during harsh winter weather and their essential role for motorists. It suggests Mr Motorist will appreciate them more as winter approaches.
Mourning Period Shapes Washington Holiday Pace
After President Kennedy's death the capital observes a 30 day mourning. Dozens of Christmas parties and events are cancelled or postponed. Business and civic groups push to reschedule, but hotel demand in January remains high. Some dissenters say Kennedy would want normal celebration, yet the majority enforces somber observance.
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Kennedy
Washington
Medical Trend Signals Growing Doctor Supply
The AMA reports doctors per 100 000 people rose from 137.8 to 146.7 in three years and forecasts continued growth. Medical schools have expanded from 77 to 87 in 17 years with five more planned and six in planning. The AMA News urges encouraging young people to pursue medicine, hoping the situation will improve.
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America
American Medical Association
AMA
AMA News
Assessment of U S Medical Care Narrative
The text argues that most Americans can obtain medical attention when needed and that while improvements are possible the overall U S medical system is not as dire as some claim. It emphasizes ongoing enhancement rather than crisis.
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America
U.S
Africa Questioning Kennedy Murder Motive
Africa doubts the lone gunman theory and argues Kennedy was killed by a political group seeking U.S. policy change or power. Presidents Senghor Azikiwe and Kenyatta and other officials frame the act as racism or retaliation for civil rights aims, with U.S. observers noting strong Afro optimism and political symbolism.
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Dakar
Senegal
Times-Post
Kennedy
Africa
U.S
Togo
Sylvanus Olympio
Old Home Town Notes and Local Shifts Through Time
A collage of past local items notes Ralph Houk's Christmas recovery from a bad accident and the Woodman Accident Company covering house payments. It covers business moves by G H Dinty Moore and a KU model in an ad, plus 1938 sports and school letters, a 1923 investment firm filing, a French Trilby showing, and a ministerial protest over Birth of a Nation.
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Woodman Accident Company
Ralph Houk
G .H
Dinty) Moore
Kaiser
E. B. Beard
6Th and
Vt. Sts
Nancy Gilchrist
Jay Sheppe
E. Jeanne McRae
F. L. McRae
Carthage
Frederick J. Moreau
Warrensburg Teachers College
Lawrence High
Elmer Schaake
Pat Green
J. R. Holmes Investment Co
Lawrence
North American Accident Co
Continental Casualty
Bowersock
Douglas County
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
Arise and shine with Isaiah’s message as the glory of the Lord rises on believers. A prayer asks for conviction in Christ’s coming, forgiveness for not accepting Him, and redemption through Jesus the Light of the world.
Modern Reassessment of US Europe Role Under Johnson
Walter Lippmann argues postwar policy must adapt to a multi power world. The United States should stop acting as guardian and tutor and await European proposals, avoiding abroad trips before the Johnson presidency, while maintaining nuclear peace and alliance ties.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Last Great Journey Planned Over Arctic Cap of N Pole
Bjorn Staib a 25 year old Oslo University economics student plans a 1500 mile surface crossing of the Arctic Ice Cap from Ward Hunt Island toward Spitzbergen or Svernaya Semlya with 11 companions and 100 huskies. The 100 day voyage costs one million kroner and will use skis dog sleds kayaks and no motor transport.
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Oslo
Times - Post
Arctic
North Pole
Bjorn Staib
Oslo University
Norway
Staib
Ward Hunt Island
Ellesmere Land
Canada
Spitzbergen
Svernaya Semlya
Siberia
Antarctic
Greenland
Fridtjof Jansen
Nansen
Amundsen
Peary
United States
Lyons Den by Leonard Lyons
Howard K Smith visits LBJ at a luncheon while three secretaries relay notes. Donleavy’s The Ginger Man plays at the Orpheum and has survived prior rejections, with the author noting his busy legal team and wary street identity.
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Howard K. Smith
ABC
LBJ
Senate
J. P. Donleavy
Ginger Man
The
Orpheum
U.S
John Osborne
Donleavy
Understanding childhood tics and activity balance for health
A reader asks about tics in an eight year old and the need for rest. An expert explains tics may be a nervous habit tied to tension and suggests balanced rest and exercise, avoiding overstimulation from too many activities.
Lady Dottie the Indoor Cat Rules Household Quietly
Hal Boyle notes Lady Dottie the cat keeps to indoor life with age uncertain yet middle aged vibes. The feline displays xenophobia toward strangers, avoids the hall, and treats the apartment as a sovereign realm while offering witty, talking-pushover humor about husbands and neighbors.
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New York
Dottie
Tracy Ann
Frances
Lady Dottie
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