Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and details
The item lists editorial leadership and staff at the Lawrence Daily Journal World in Lawrence Kansas with roles for Dolph C Simons Jr editor Bill Mayer managing editor Jack Zimmerman news editor Ernest Pontius and others. It notes establishment 1854 publication schedule daily except Sunday and December 23 1963 issue date with subscription rates and AP bureau membership.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Bluer
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
A Christmas Prayer From New York Life PR Dept
A Christmas Prayer urges strength and courage for workers toward a world of reason and unity. It asks that good in every heart be magnified and that men choose inner improvement to overcome evils. The message stresses peace, hope, faith, and harmony beyond borders.
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The
New York Life Insurance Co
Smokescreen claims about Democratic leadership in Congress
A critical column argues that Democrats abuse majority power in Washington while blaming Republicans for legislative gridlock. It asserts Democratic control of White House and Congress, internal fights, and criticizes the 88th Congress as a flop. It urges voters to hold Democrats responsible in the next election.
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Washington
Congress
Congressional
White House
Contemptible Kansas Prohibition Law Draws Fire
A Kansan writer condemns the state liquor law as punitive and hypocritical. The piece notes border snoops tracking Kansas customers, seizing bottles, and $25 fines, arguing the law enforces a tax and hypocrisy rather than public safety and urging repeal.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Dusty drys join forces with liquor interests in Kansas image push
A newly formed and powerful alliance between the dry movement and liquor interests aims to reshape Kansas image. The piece notes a real opportunity for action and asks who has discussed improving the state's public standing.
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Kansas
Transition at UN General Assembly Signals Cold War Shifts
The 18th General Assembly is seen as a transition toward conciliation after the Kennedy era and the partial nuclear test ban. Ambassadors note East West tensions easing yet new divides emerge between Moscow and Beijing and between rich and poor. The assembly bars outer space weapons, expands Congo and Middle East peacekeeping, and warns Portugal. financial strains loom for 1964.
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United Nations
Times-Post
General Assembly
Asia
Kennedy
United States
France
Britain
West Germany
Germany
Bonn
NATO
Western Alliance
Moscow
Congo
Middle East
Soviet Union
Lions and camels marooned near Lawrence after highway wreck
Two lions and a couple of camels stranded near Lawrence when their circus trailer wrecked while en route to Florida for winter quarters. Trainers waited for repairs as extreme cold hit the area and local Red Cross volunteers prepared boxes for needy children.
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Lawrence
Hamid-Morton
Florida
Red Cross
Our Lord
Charles Dickens
Journal-World
The
Sons and Daughters of New England
Colonial
Phillip King
Washburn
Ism of
New England
Byron Cooke
Charles Skilton
Robert McNair Davis
Ed Anderson
Shirley Temple
G. W. Jones
Sons and Daughters of
Hugh Means
D. H. Spencer
Warren S. Wood
James Wise
Topeka
John Levi
Haskell
the Athletic World
Today s Bible Message and Prayer Focus
The message recalls the angel’s fear not to the shepherds from Luke 2 10 and prays for faith to drive out fear. A closing prayer asks Christ for peace and strength to do church community and national work with adoring hearts.
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Christ
LBJ Ranch Vision Mirrors Texas Contrast For Dallas
The LBJ Ranch near Pedernales River may become a second White House linking Austin to world leaders. The piece contrasts Dallas brisk commerce with Austin’s southern gentility and notes guard presence, limited access, and a public focus on charity and cattle country.
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Austin
Texas
Times-Post
LBJ
Pedernales River
America
White House
Dallas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Palm Beach
Fla
Colorado River
Johnson Ranch
Capitol
Johnsons
Blanco County
United States
Africa
Company Town Scotia Built by Murphy Clan in Redwood Forest
Scotia California hosts a company town built by the Murphy clan of Maine who own Pacific Lumber and every shop and service in town. Residents rent company homes with no town taxes, and visitors tour the mill observing rapid redwood processing. The town features a single, company owned barbershop and a strong communal pride.
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Magnificent Murphys
Maine
Pacific Lumber Co
Scotia
Pacific Lumber
Murphy Clan
Paul Bunyan
Forestville
Nova
Skull fracture informative note eases parental worry
A mother asks about her eight year old son’s skull fracture from a sled accident. Dr Molner explains a crack can knit quickly in children and often poses no lasting weak spot, with four to eight weeks of rest typically sufficient. He contrasts fracture with concussion and notes future X-rays may not show the crack.
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Lyndon Johnson
Allen Dulles
John Kennedy
Secret Service
Lyndon
Gray
Rebekah
London Observer
Reporter Grabs Portable Phone And Friendship Vanishes Fast
Leonard Lyons notes the Dallas incident where Merriman Smith reached for a phone as shots rang out in Dallas. Smith dictated bulletins while a rival pool reporter fought for the device and the news, only yielding it at the hospital. The piece also mentions Glenn potential in Ohio politics and other figures.
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LBJ
Washington
U.N
Merriman Smith
UPI
Smith
White House
Dallas
Jfk’s
Texas School Book Depository
John Glenn
JFK
Ohio
Glenn
Lillian Hellman
Holy Land
Ladies’ Home Journal
Carol Channing
Dolly
Kennedy
Maury Wills
The
Dodgers
Basin Street East
Gordon Parks
Europe
Clare Boothe Luce
Arizona
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