Lawrence World Journal staff and publication details
The Lawrence World Journal lists DOLPI SIMONS as president and editor with POLPH GC. SIMONS as vice president publisher and JACK ZIM MIG RMAN as news editor. It is published daily except Sunday by World Company Lawrence Kansas with rates and mailing options noted. Published Tuesday Evening December 11, 1962.
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Dolpi Simons
Polph GC
Simons
Aes
BIL, Mayer
Jack Zim Mig
Rman- Vewei
Wwe
Ernigst Pontius Ee Sg CE
LO Ellur
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Closing the Book on Cuban Crisis Could Open Talks Abroad
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States is close to ending focus on the Cuban Crisis and moving toward possible talks with the Soviet Union on other world issues once Cuban or Soviet forces leave. He cautioned against dwelling too long on the Cuban success and warned of risks to foreign and domestic relations if attention remains fixed on Cuba.
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Dean Rusk
U.S
Soviet Union
Rusk
Cuba
Referee Delay Delays KU Wyoming Game By 35 Minutes
icy roads between Kansas City and Lawrence delayed the referees for Mondays Kansas Wyoming basketball game causing a 35 minute start. Fans waited after 7 20 pm public address announcements and no updates for over half an hour. The incident drew criticism of EU officials and sparked calls for better on time communications and early arrival rules.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Big Eight
Not So Helpless Air Hostesses Plan Midmonth Strike
The article notes TWA hostesses may strike around midmonth over wage, hour, and working conditions. It discusses shifting public perception from a fragile image to organized labor readiness and emphasizes hostesses’ right to reasonable conditions and pay. The timing aims to affect Christmas travel.
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TWA
Sweet Anonymity in a Capitol Bust Encounter
An elderly couple touring Washington pauses before a white marble bust of Adlai E. Stevenson near the Senate chamber. A sightseer comments she did not know Stevenson ever wore a mustache, prompting her escort to remark he looks better shaved, illustrating how even the famous can be incognito to some people.
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Adlai Stevenson
Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Grover Cleveland
U.N
Stevenson
Senate Chamber
Adlai
Norway
One Vote, Many Close Elections Highlight 2022 Results
The article notes that in last November's national elections 43 contests for Senator Representative and governor were decided by margins under 52 percent. It presents statistics implying that a single vote can influence outcomes in tight races across multiple offices.
Razor-thin Connecticut primary and general win for Sutter
Robert Sutter of Newington survived a tight Sept. 27 primary by 609 to 608 and then won the Nov. 6 general by 4,164 to 4,163 in the Connecticut State Legislature race. In Lawrence, over 6,000 registered voters did not vote in November.
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Connecticut
Robert Sutter
Newington
Conn
Lawrence
Latin Reds In a Jam
The Communist Party in Latin America faces a pivotal moment due to Cuba's crisis and the Moscow Peking split. Castro's actions strain local communist parties, widen rifts, and threaten long term Soviet strategy while observers see U S influence as winning and Castro as the destabilizing force.
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Mexico City
Communist Party
Latin America
Cuba
Moscow
Peking
Fidel Castro
Anastas Mikoyan
Flavana
Kremlin
United States
Soviet Union
Castro
KU News and City Notices From 1952 Era
KU juniors elected to Owl Society and Douglas County Club roles are noted along with campus drama programs led by John Newfield. Clarence Douglass invited to East-West game. Lawrence student Lisle Eby elected in district club. KU sophomore five hour afternoon courses begin next term. local tree hunt and band project announced. radio concert by KU alumni across 48 counties.
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Kansas Power and Light Co
Kansas Electric Power Co
7Th and
Mass. Sts
Kansas Power and Light
John Simons
Lawrence
Owl Society
Shaw
Fry
John Newfield
Clarence Douglass
Lisle Eby
Co- Operative Club International
Douglas County
Russell Wiley
7Th
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
The message quotes Matthew 4 16 from RSV about those in darkness seeing a great light and asks readers to give thanks for Christ. A short prayer asks for spiritual strength to reflect the Light to the nations in His name Amen.
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Christ
Christmas Tree Buying Woes in Modern Times
A humorous essay traces the modern misadventures of selecting a Christmas tree. A shopper navigates a forest of varieties from balsam to Atlantic cedar, facing confusing options and dense botany lingo before settling on a simple, old fashioned tree.
Late shopping hours praised on Massachusetts Street
Editor notes gratitude to merchants in the 900 block on Massachusetts Street for staying open at night. The reader thanks them for enabling shared shopping trips with her husband and expresses appreciation for their consideration. Signed by Mrs. Gene Kent Easton Kansas.
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Journal-World
Massachusetts Street
Brunch Thank You From Jewish Community Women
Mary Mathews thanks the press for its splendid coverage and help in making the Blintzes for Brunch a success. Corresponding Secretary expresses gratitude on behalf of the Jewish Community Women.
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Journal-World
Mary Mathews
Regal Turkey Gets Bird in D.C.
Washington Maryland turkey growers abandon plans to present a sequin dressed turkey to the First Family after a White House spokesman says no turkeys will be accepted as the Kennedys spend Christmas in Palm Beach. The 40 pound gift bird from St Marys County Maryland was to ride to the White House in a limousine with officials, wearing a sequin coat crown and scepter.
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Washington
Maryland
White House
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
St. Mary's County
Washington Post
To Your Good Health on Prostate Trouble
The article warns against delaying treatment for prostate issues and outlines options from medication and lifestyle to surgery. It notes painless symptoms justify earlier action, discusses diagnostic methods, and addresses effects on sexual activity. It also answers a reader question about pregnancy via sperm deposition near the hymenal membrane.
Casual President Guido Observed in Puerto Rico Visit
A crowded Florida climate of anecdotes from San Juan recalls Guido of Argentina described as a casual president by visitors. Stories detail Betancourt’s exile, Munoz Marin interactions, a mistaken FBI archbishop moment, Lin Yutang on gambling, Kostelanetz and Casals nerves, and local quirks from refrigerators to traffic.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Buenos Aires
Guido
Argentina
Frondizi
Betancourt
Venezuela
Dorado
P. R
Jimenez
Luis Munoz Marin
Munoz
FBI
Invitations That Lead To Disaster
Hal Boyle surveys everyday phrases and social invitations that backfire or expose readers to danger including tax schemes, scams, coercive sales pitches, risky bets, and unsafe challenges. The piece uses humorous vignettes to warn readers about subtle prompts that can lead to trouble.
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