Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details
Lawrence Journal World page from December 6 1962 lists officials Dolph C Simons Jr president editor Ernest Pontius news editor Tack Zimmerman managing editor and Leo Hiscense advertising manager The paper published daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with circulation rates by carrier mail and out of state subscriptions and AP and ABC membership.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Tack “Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo His
Ceenese
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Wan
Matin Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Stevenson at UN faces White House clash over future
Adlai Stevenson has returned to UN duties with White House doubts about his judgment under fire. Kennedy supporters insist he serves at the President’s request while others warn of possible dismissal or a vote of confidence. Observers note his strengths and limits in high stakes diplomacy.
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U.S
Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
Kennedy
White House
Stevenson
U.N
The
United States
Red Disagreement Signals Shifts in World Communist Stance
Palmiro Togliatti of Italy endorses Moscow's peaceful coexistence and praises the Soviet Union for avoiding nuclear conflict. He attacks Albanian Reds and criticizes Red China over war inevitability, while some see this as a move to align with Khrushchev and ease tensions toward world peace.
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Palmiro Togliatti
Italy
Communist National Congress
Rome
Togliatti
Moscow
Soviet Union
Cuba
Red China
India
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Communist Party
China
Red
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Thant Criticizes U.S. View on Soviet Policy Shift
United Nations Secretary General U Thant challenges U.S. failure to recognize what he sees as positive changes in Soviet policy toward world peace. British leaders counter that Soviet aims remain expansionist and hostile to the free world. The remarks spark debate on Thant’s leadership and motives.
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United Nations
U Thant
United States
U.S
Thant
Britain
Josef Stalin
Free World
Russia
U.N
Thant Called Appeaser Over U N Pacifist Claim
Critics say Thant cannot claim Russia is the great pacifist force while the United States remains hostile. They warn the secretary general risks a dangerous appeasement image and a troubled United Nations.
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Thant
Russia
U.S
U.N
Cuba policy debate ties to disarmament and Latin America
A State Department official said U S policy toward Cuba will reveal itself in disarmament talks with the USSR. Edwin M. Martin at USC warned Castro may use Moscow's defeat to his advantage. He noted Alliance for Progress hurdles include economic instability and rapid population growth, with United States aid totaling about two billion dollars.
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Pasadena
Calif
United States
Cuba
Russia
State Department
Moscow
U.S.S.R
Edwin M. Martin
inter-American Affairs
Martin
Institute of World Affairs
University of Southern California
Castro
Latin America
United States’ Action
Organization of American States
Fidel Castro
Alliance For Progress
Sergio Bath
Washington
Bath
Punta del Este
Brazil
Mexico
Hardware expansion from smoke house site vows Old Town changes
1952 notes report Mrs. Ruby Malott buying the former smoke house building adjoining her business to join Malott's Hardware. KU student Kermit Ray Sewell gains Phi Beta Kappa honors. A Kansas City couple announce the birth of Mark James on November 25.
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Ruby Malott
Malott
Kermit Ray Sewell
Lawrence
Robert Allen
Kansas City
Mark James
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Text
A devotional note quotes Romans 12 2 urging renewal of the mind and a prayer asking for courage and wisdom to glorify God through daily living. The prayer invokes Our Father in heaven and Jesus Christ as Savior.
Apricot Theory Tops Eve Adam Debate In Satirical Piece
The column reports Dr. Tatham Whitehead, a British botanist, arguing the apricot replaced the apple in Mesopotamian history. It notes Dr. Austin Farrer's critique and Archbishop Robert Stopford's calmer take, framing religious history as playful debate rather than crisis.
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Austin Farrer
London
Mesopotamia
Robert Stopford
Sinus surgery advised as permanent relief option
Dear Dr Mother explains sinus drainage blockages may be caused by polyps or distortion and that surgery to remove the protuberance offers lasting relief. Medications and sprays provide only temporary benefit, while past caution about nose surgery is outdated due to proven long term success.
House-Clean Action Afoot as Kennedy Faces Committee Split
Washington AP reports moves to liberalize the Rules and Ways and Means panels may start the new Congress with a power struggle. The Rules Committee could shrink to 12 or stay at 15, affecting Kennedy domestic plans. Trust and party factions battle over control and future votes.
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Washington
House
Rules and Ways and Means
Congress
Kennedy
Rules Committee
Wolfson’s return to the site of his first London shop
British industrialist Isaac Wolfson recalls starting as a boy in London. He built a fortune from art prints, Irish distillery, and real estate, then bought back the corner site he once left, discovering the old basement inventory where his journey began.
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Sir Isaac Wolfson
London
Scotland
Isaac Wolfson
Wolfson
Fat Man’s Seasonal Rise and Fall in Holiday Times
Hal Boyle notes the fat man enjoys five festive weeks a year as the season’s life of the party. Yet after New Year’s, unpaid bills and self-criticism return, and he becomes the scapegoat for everyone’s excess.
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New York
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