Lawrence Journal World Dec 14 1962 edition overview
Lawrence Journal World front matter lists staff positions with Dolph Simons as President and Editor and provides publication details. It notes the paper's history from 1854, addresses, contact numbers, and subscription rates for various regions and delivery methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bibl. Mayer
Csncees
Tack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. CG. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Mat
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Tax Cut Proposals Target 8 Percent Individual Rate Cut
The Research and Policy Committee of the Committee for Economic Development urges a two part plan for broad tax reductions. First an eight percent cut in individual rates plus a corporate cut to 47 percent. Second, freeze federal spending at 1963 levels and cut further 6 percent in individuals and 5 points in corporate taxes. The plan projects higher growth offsetting revenue losses and stresses matching tax cuts with reduced spending.
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Kennedy
Congress
Committee For Economic Development
CED
CEO Group
CED Group
U.S. backs UN birth control aid on request
The United States supports a General Assembly resolution allowing UN birth control advice if requested by member governments. Deputy Assistant Secretary Richard Gardner says aid will be voluntary, non-coercive, and respect each nation’s cultural and religious values while offering information on population problem solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
General Assembly
U.N
U.S
Richard N. Gardner
International Organization Affairs
Artful Dodgers Charged in 12-Count Communist Party Case
The Communist Party of the United States faces a 12 count indictment for defying a government order to register as a Communist-action organization under the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act. An attorney for the party contends the group did not willfully refuse to register as an agent of the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party of the
United States
Communist Party
Soviet Union
U.S
Communist party battles McCarran Act naming clash
The piece notes a party resisting registration under the McCarran Act and denying it is a Communist action group. It questions public criticism of the system and questions why Communists gain legal privileges. The author argues justice may be slow but precise and prefers legal safeguards over the opposing view.
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Ment
McCarran
Red
Nuclear Riddle For Europe
In Paris amid NATO talks, Robert H Estabrook weighs Britain’s deterrent and De Gaulle’s stance. Skybolt doubts undermine hopes for European or NATO nuclear options while the U S favors continued control or a multilateral approach despite frictions.
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Paris
Britain
de Daulle
NATO
NATO Council
France
de Gaulle
Prandeur
Dean Acheson
United States
British Broadcasting Corporation
Holy Loch
Erasmus Haworth award goes to KU geology student
Mahlon Ball of Lawrence receives the Erasmus Haworth certificate as KU's top undergraduate geology student. The report notes national election statistics, Topeka-Lawrence basketball result, and local civic activity including a power outage and a choral union singalong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon Ball
Lawrence
Erasmus Haworth
Eisenhower
Topeka
Lawrence Lions
Bible Message and Advent Prayer Reflection
A devotional note cites John 5 38 NEB about belief in Jesus and offers a prayer praising God for the Word and Advent season. The prayer asks for renewed consecration to Christ and dedication of abilities energy and time to service in His name.
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John
Christ
Farewell for Bobo Newsom by a Carolina commentator
Robert C. Roark bids farewell to baseball pitcher Bobo Newsom who died at 55 in Orlando. The piece recalls a humorous on and off field clash, Newsom’s hard living but durable career with the Tigers and Washington prospects, plus Roark’s fond memories of the burly pitcher and his larger-than-life character.
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Bobo Newsom
Orlando
Fla
Buck Newsom
Bobo
The
Tigers
Newsom
Hank Greenburg
Birdie Tebbetts
Buck
Washington Senators
Placental previa explained and risks at birth
Dear Dr. Mother outlines placenta previa causes and dangers when the placenta detaches early, including how the placenta nourishes the fetus, why early separation endangers life, and faulting causes such positioning with bleeding after the seventh month.
Think Sign Fatal Crash Claims Airman In Wichita
Carl J. McCluskey 18, an airman at McConnell AFB, was killed on Wichita's east side after losing control of his car at high speed. His vehicle struck a ditch and was thrown into a Think sign marking a prior highway fatality. Authorities cited speeds between 75 and 100 mph.
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Wichita
Kan
Carl J. McCluskey
McCluskey
McConnell Air Force Base
Star Power and Power Plays Hover Over Broadway Headlines
The column notes TV fame shaping Broadway, with Carol Burnett drawing 600 ticket orders for Once Upon A Mattress while posters reveal older show art. It recounts celebrity sightings, political invites, and anecdotes from Paris to Palm Springs, including Bing Crosby, Irving Berlin, and Zero Mostel meeting figures in entertainment and diplomacy.
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Winter Garden Theater
Carol Burnett
Bing Crosby
Palm Springs
JFK
Irving Berlins
Paris
Humbert Fugazy
Feature Sports, Inc
Floyd Patterson
Corporate Images Bound By Fantasies In A Corporate World
Hal Boyle muses on how public images of large companies form from childhood fantasies or reality shocks. He riffs on Du Pont American Telephone General Electric and General Motors with satirical portraits of how these firms might appear in the minds of the public, contrasting marketing gloss with everyday quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Pont
American Telephone & Telegraph
Thuh-Ree
General Electric
Thomas Edison
General Motors
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Europe
Robert H. Estabrook
Washington Post
Old Home Town
Ralph Wolfson
Chicago
Ottawa
Ottawa University- Friends
Robinson Gym
KU Athletic Department
Douglas County Real Estate Board
C. B. Hosford
By Robert C. Roark
Ruark
Shirley Povich
Povich
Dizzy Trout
Shirley
Senators
Washington
Old Buck
Carolina
Yankees
Joseph Molner
B. F
E. S
Y Leonard Lyons
Colony
Ben Hecht
Hechts
Gene Robinson
Paris Opera
Larry Adler
Averell Harriman
Couve de Muurville
Harriman
de Murville
deMurville
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
S. N. Behrman
Jule Styne
Lester Osterman
Lever House
Long Branch Recreation Pier
Chase Hotel
St. Louis
Zero Mostel
Carl Post
Capitol Records
Post
Lindy
Broadway
Mostel
Danny Kaye
White House
Janet Flanner
New Yorker Magazine
Stuart Cloete
Africa
Pablo Casals
Munoz Marin
Puerto Rico
Vaughn Meader
Blue Angel
William O. Douglas
Warren Christopher
Pat Brown
Meyer Weisgal
Weizmann Institute
Hera
Tel Aviv
Weisgal
Aubrey Eban
Weizmann
Eban
Jerusalem
Hal Boyle
New York
the Cynic's Corner
Interlandi
Noel
Emi
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