Lawrence Daily Journal World December 17 1962 front details
Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Monday evening December 17 1962. Governing staff listed with president editor and publisher. Publication details show 1854 founding, Lawrence Kansas offices at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. Subscription rates per week and year noted. Classifieds and staff roll include managing editor news editor advertising and business managers.
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W. A. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
KU halftime entertainment shifts to restaurant awards
Kansas University fans can expect more unique halftime shows after a restaurant awarded a sorority trophy for a novelty auto mobile stunt during the KU Cincinnati game. The笑 public address announcer and manager honored two girls as the restaurant promoted its program with plugs for future contests.
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Kansas University
Allen Fieldhouse
Ku-Cincinnati
President Kennedy denounces right wing boycotts on Iron Curtain goods
The president criticizes boycotts by groups like the John Birch Society that target merchants selling Iron Curtain imports. He urges focusing on positive anti communism efforts such as Alliance for Progress and Peace Corps. He warns such boycotts harm ordinary Americans and fuel rumors and hate campaigns.
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Kennedy
U.S
John Birch Society
Alliance For Progress
Peace Corps
United States
America
Teen dropouts linked to rising teen unemployment discussed
The article notes November unemployment rose to 5.8 percent with teenagers causing much of the gain. It cites 150000 more jobless teens and links high school dropouts to higher teen crime rates while urging continued schooling to secure decent jobs.
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U.S
America
Dropouts Rise When Parents Fail Guidance
The piece argues that lack of parental supervision leads students to quit school, resulting in unemployment and crime. It urges schools and public agencies to intervene while emphasizing parents must act to curb rising dropouts and associated social costs.
Thymus Gland Emerges as Body Protector and Transplant Barrier
A long-obscure thymus, once thought useless, is revealed as a key defender by producing antibodies. Research shows thymus removal in newborn mice prevents antibody formation, and its activity may hinder organ transplants in humans.
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Minneapolis
Robert A. Good
Minnesota University
Sir Macfarlane Burnet
Royal Melbourne Hospital
Australia
Man
Hans Cottier
Switzerland
Macfarlane
Memorial Campanile Fund Nears Completion at University
Trustees closed the books on a drive that raised 343000 to build a 120 foot campanile with a 53 bell carillon and scenic driveway. Westminster Hall suffered 5000 in fire damage. students evacuated valuables, Rotary club aided the City Christmas Fund shortfall of 65.
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Allan Woolard
Kansas
Paul C. Rankin
Westminster Hall
Daily Bible Message Light Shines Through Darkness
A devotional note invokes John 1 5 Knox praising the light in Jesus Christ. It asks for the light to shine in our hearts and through us to reach weary souls in prayer to Jesus Christ our Lord.
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John
Knox
Father
Jesus Christ
Lawrence of Arabia review tones down high fever of opening
London critics mixed on David Lean epic Lawrence of Arabia with Peter O'Toole. The film drew crowds from Paris and Madrid but some found it confusing and overlong while praising certain scenes and Sean Connery’s directorial style.
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London
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Atlantic
Paris
Madrid
Sam Spiegel
Kwai
Spiegel
Peter O'Toole
Lawrence
Alex Guinness
Anthony Quinn
Jose Ferrer
Jack Hawkins
Claude Rains
David Lean
O'Toole
Guinness
Prince Feisel
Understanding Vaginal Cysts and Tumors in Plain Terms
Dr Molner explains vaginal cysts are common and rarely cancerous. Cysts arise from clogged glands and are different from tumors, which are growths that can be benign or malignant. A cancer is a malignant tumor that spreads to other areas.
Kennedy Cuba Crisis Affair Ties Pacifist Sorensen to Planning Session
A compact gossip tale lists Ted Sorensen as present but inactive in the Kennedy Cuba crisis planning, noted for pacifist principles. It also chronicles Paulette Goddard’s jewel vault anecdote, Gore Vidal moving to Rome, and other high society observations from New York and beyond.
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Sorenson
Kennedy
Cuba
JFK
Charles Bartlett
White House
Bartlett
Ted Sorensen
Sorensen
Paulette Goddard
Joan Fontaine
Dolores del Rio
Gore Vidal
Rome
William van den Heuvels
Henry Brando
London
Sunday Times
Adlai Stevenson
Ambassador
Greer Garson
AFTRA
U. N
General Assembly
Miss Garson
California
Henry Miller
Brooklyn
Columbia University
the Spectator
N. Y
Washington
Eliahu Blath
Hebrew University
Jerusalem
M. Lincoln Schusters
Texas
Matt Connelly
Truman
Potpourri of curious facts and word origins by Hal Boyle
A collection of quick bites notes everyday trivia from sports odds to world terms. Facts include car operating costs per mile and potential savings, cultural names for Santa, share ownership growth, and random curios like octopuses with three hearts and unique zebra stripes.
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New York
Santa Claus
Britain
Father Christmas
France
Pere Noel
Russia
Father Frost
New York Stock Exchange
Switzerland
Indonesia
Helen Row
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Girl Talk
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