Lawrence Journal-World announces staff and contacts
The Lawrence Journal-World lists President and Editor Vice Press Publisher and staff including Syewisdete News Editor and Advertising Manager. Published daily except Sunday since 1854 with offices at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. December 24, 1963 edition.
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Spirit of Christmas and the true Spirit of Christmas
A reflective piece on the Spirit of Christmas describing its Christian roots and universal appeal. It highlights peace on earth, generosity, family bonds, and renewal of faith and kindness amid holiday traditions and acts of giving. The message emphasizes working toward harmony and betterment through dedicated effort.
The Magic of Christmas Plays by Local Groups
Readers are reminded of the warmth of Christmas plays staged by schools and churches. Simple productions with earnest casts and understanding audiences capture the season’s magic despite minor flaws.
Mildness Returns as Winter Gifts Sit Quiet
The milder weather over the past two days likely won’t dampen youngsters who got ice skates skis and sleds. But the recent bitter cold and brief respite still feel like a gift to many, as Jack Frost’s bite lingers outside. Colder snaps and a full White Christmas mood haunt the region, shaping hopes for snow yet warnings persist about the cold.
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Jack Frost
Two Queries For GOP
Washington political memo analyzes post Kennedy death GOP prospects. Barry Goldwater maintains strong conservative support though Johnson’s presidency dims his odds. Scranton climbs with Eisenhower backing while Rockefeller struggles. Nixon Lodge Romney noted but weaker bases and past defeats hinder. Moratorium ends with holidays. main primary push starts January with Rockefeller and others planned campaigns.
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Arizona
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
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Pennsylvania
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New York
New Hampshire
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Richard M. Nixon
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George Romney
Michigan
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California
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Christmas features and historic notes from town journal
The Journal World lists old holiday features from 1953 including The Birth of Jesus and Rudolph the Blue Nosed Reindeer as Christmas Eve specials. Weather outlook is mild and prospects are favorable for Christmas.
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Jesus Christ
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Behold I Bring Good Tidings of Great Joy
A Christmas devotional urges readers to accept Christ as the bright center of life and seeks forgiveness and blessing through prayer. The message emphasizes universal joy and spiritual renewal in Luke 2:10 context.
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Christ the Lord
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Jesus
After NATO Talks, Lippmann Sees Unanswered Risks and Pause
In a Washington Post column, Walter Lippmann argues NATO adjourned in good spirits after two days as core strategic questions remain. He credits John F Kennedy with halting the arms race by the Test Ban Treaty and notes polycentrism shaping postwar foreign policy amid a cooling nuclear tension.
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JoKn Kenedy
John F. Kennedy
Soviet Union
Maryland youths engage schools with television network
Washington County adopts a Ford Foundation funded five-year televised instruction program. In fifth grade arithmetic students gained two years of progress in nine months while most major subjects showed improvement. Teachers view TV as a tool to complement, not replace, classroom work.
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Telvision
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Ford Foundation
William M. Brish
Carl Sandburg
Chicago
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Old Vic Company
Lucille Miller
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Fairplay
Washington Post News Service
Santa Off for Night Flight in Christmas Tale
Hal Boyle presents a playful Christmas column about Santa Claus taking off with a huge gift load. Santa grants a universal gift to every child this year, while elf Cluny offers an angel of peace to be waved over homes. The story ends with Santa’s sleigh rising into the arctic night.
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Angel of Peace
Sarita
Birth control pills judged safe after years of testing
Public Health Service and other researchers report birth control pills are safe with no proven link to birth defects after extensive testing in Puerto Rico and elsewhere. Expert opinion suggests a four year use limit may be prudent, but no evidence shows harm. Discuss concerns with your doctor.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Puerto Rico
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