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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1963
Page
7
Thousands of West Berliners braved snow and cold to apply for permits to cross the border and visit relatives in the Soviet sector for Christmas. An agreement with East Germany allows about 800000 residents to pass for one day from 7 a.m. to midnight, with multiple permits possible before January 5, while East Berlin relatives cannot leave.
In Berlin the East German regime signals steps to normalize relations with West Berlin after a Christmas visitor agreement. The talks leave both sides claiming no clear political victory while hinting at further moves to loosen Allied control and pressure Western guarantees for West Berlin.
Instructional note describes a practice stance with emphasis on consistency at the foul line. It highlights leftward step technique used by star Robbie Frey, timing with push away, and a straight line follow through. Readers are urged to obtain Billy Sixty’s pamphlet "Three Bowling Essentials" for details by sending 10 cents.
Auto makers and steel mills are driving the economy with strong demand for 1964 models and high steel output. Industrial machinery freight and passenger equipment orders bolster autos and steel, with consumer spending signaling confidence in continued prosperity despite caution from some economists.
Duke University doctors decide today on the treatment of two year old Vicki Wray from Bowling Green South Carolina who has retinal blastoma and may lose her left eye to cancer. If needed the right eye was removed last July and surgeons may delay further surgery until after Christmas.
Evangelist Billy Graham said President Johnson would provide moral leadership for the country after Johnson phoned him from Annapolis. Graham called Johnson religious and said he comes from a religious family and attends crusades.
Robert J Hogan, 66, a prolific pulp author and creator of the fictional spy G-8, died Tuesday in Miami.
Kansas University announces fourteen new Tau Beta Pi members from KU, including Billy Beyers and David DeHart. Recipients must be in the top fifth of their class with a 2.25 GPA for juniors or 2.00 for seniors. Other inductees listed hail from Overland Park Easton Cedarvale Kansas City Reykjavik Hutchinson Ames Russell Tarkio Udall and more.
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