Lawrence Journal World 1963 Dec 9 Staff and Circulation
The Lawrence Journal World daily paper lists staff including Dolph Simons as president and editor and Tack Zimmerman as news editor. It notes publication details from the World Company with rates for local and mail subscriptions and December 9, 1963 as the issue date.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Douglas
United States
Ian
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Nuclear Pause Sparks NATO Tension Over French Veto
World capitals react to France insisting on using its growing nuclear force at first danger. NATO ministers meet in Paris to press for a pause in nuclear retaliation and replace the 1956 57 plan. McNamara says the US favors limited conventional war to avert mutual destruction. France opposes changing massive retaliation strategy, warning of a dangerous arms race in the Nuclear Club.
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France
NATO
Paris
U.S
Robert McNamara
U. S
United States
World Nuclear Club
Dog Management Responsibility after Topeka Attack
A Topeka dog attack on a boy highlights owner duties to control pets and prevent harm. Although most owners act responsibly, dogs with a history of bad behavior should be dealt with to safeguard the public. In Lawrence such incidents are rarer.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Push-Button People Say Humans May Lose Uniqueness
Dr. Rene Dubos of the Rockefeller Institute argues that population growth is not the primary threat to society. He warns that rapid adaptation to stress could erode human freedom and lead to conformity, with society selecting for conformity in a tech driven world.
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Rene Dubos
Rockefeller Institute
Dubos
California University Medical Center
The Danger of Push-Button People Emerges
Dr Dubos warns that springtime gloom and automation may erode humanity as people adapt to machine like existence. He fears loss of what makes humans distinct from machines and automatons.
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Dubos
Johnson reshapes White House with outside advisers
President Lyndon B Johnson introduces a kitchen cabinet of trusted outsiders including Abe Fortas Clark Clifford Dean Acheson and James Rowe shaping policy while reviewing the White House structure Johnson favors meetings and plans to place new staff but key changes likely wait until January or February The outsider group also handles duties such as Fortas liaison to the Justice Department in the Kennedy assassination probe and Valenti the Elms house guest joins as a notable newcomer
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Kennedy
White House
Mr. Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Johnson
Abe Fortas
Clark Clifford
Dean Acheson
James Rowe
Washington
Roosevelt
Truman
Fortas
Justice Department
Mr. Kennedy
Clifford
Executive Branch
Jack Valenti
the Elms
Valenti
Houston
University of Houston
Harvard
KU toured by 82 foreign students at White House event
A KU sponsored group of 82 foreign students met President Truman at the White House. Prof. Robert Calderwood hosted Mrs. Calderwood and Miss Margaret Habein a former dean and now at the University of Rochester. Gwinn Henry the new KU football coach noted for a 9.6 sec 100 yard dash in 1923.
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President Truman
White House
Robert Calderwood
Gwinn Henry
Missouri
Don Faurot
Gladys Swarthout
DeSoto
Coolidge
Civil Aeronautics
Department of Commerce
Post Office Department
Washington
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Douglas County
Rosedale
Merriam
Shawnee
Zarah
Monticello
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A brief devotional quotes John 1 14 RSV praising the glory of the Son from the Father and thanks God for the gift of Jesus Christ offering redemption and eternal life. The prayer thanks God for the gift and asks praise in Jesus name.
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Jesus Christ
1964 GOP Dilemma Deepens in Presidential Race
Washington observers see a fractured Republican field with Barry Goldwater losing momentum after Kennedy's death while President Johnson's rise complicates any plan. Rockefeller Scranton Romney Nixon Lodge jockey for support as a potential San Francisco convention clash looms.
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Washington
Times-Post
Kennedy
San Francisco
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Lodge
Dallas
U S Symphony Orchestras Face a Precarious Future
The piece analyzes how major American symphony orchestras face financial instability as box office revenue covers only about half the costs. It notes that even wealthy cities’ ensembles struggle despite recording contracts and endowments. It cites a shift toward more concerts, recordings, and amateur music, yet major orchestras remain in jeopardy.
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America
American Symphony Orchestra League
United States
Colege
Los Angeles Times News Service
Do iodine tablets boost metabolism or harm the body
The column explains that a trace of iodine is needed but a daily iodine tablet is not required. Indiscriminate use can be harmful and may not affect metabolism. goiter belts were addressed by iodized salt. Avoid buying or taking iodine unless prescribed, and beware of calling it nutritional iodine.
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A.G.B
Great Lakes
De Gaulle Advises Patience After Johnson Session
De Gaulle told President Johnson to wait and steady the state before any return visit. Winthrop Rockefeller flies to Switzerland to see his son studying there. A six-figure sale records a Miro mural at Pierre Matisse gallery. Alec Guinness interviews Dylan Thomas acquaintances for accent study. Burt Lancaster performs his own stunt in The Train. Patachou to record Broadway songs in French at the Americana.
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de Gaulle
Johnson
LBJ
Winthrop Rockefeller
Switzerland
Pierre Matisse
Harvard
Loel Guinness
Burt Lancaster
Patachou
Americana
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