Lawrence Daily Journal World highlights staff and prices
The Lawrence Daily Journal World of December 26 1963 lists staff such as President Editor Polph C Simons Jr Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman and Ernest Pontius. It notes publication details and subscription rates 35 cents weekly 18.20 yearly by mail rates 11 yearly in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Polph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayieer
A.s
Jack Zimmerman
Itienstan
Ernest Pontius
Leo
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Misunderstandings Between Worlds After Kennedy Assassination
The piece notes Soviet propaganda claiming Kennedy was killed by a gangster plot and that Red Star touts 1000 murders over 23 years in Chicago. It contrasts Western and Soviet views, arguing misperceptions stem from different world images, with Russians misreading American capitalism and social systems.
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Kennedy
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Red Star
Chicago
Oswald
Mr. Kennedy
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
U.S
Russia
America
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Stock Market Outlook for 1964 Based on Tax Factors
The piece notes that high quality stocks led market gains as managers shifted funds after a sharp 1962 drop. It explains delayed cashing in profits due to favorable tax timing and suggests tax considerations shape recent price behavior. It foresees solid business activity and earnings into 1964 while cautioning not to liquidate sound equities if averages weaken temporarily.
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New York
Times-Post
Aerospace Gift Ideas At National Space Club Lunch
A National Space Club lunch sparked humor about holiday gifts for the aerospace sector. A witty suggestion proposed a perfume named Cancel No. 5 for the industry and My Sin for the technician delaying launches.
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National Space Club
Arabists Probe Johnsons Arab Israel Stance Hints
American Arabists study where President Johnson may tilt in future Arab Israel disputes. They examine Johnsons relations with Washington figures including attorney Abe Fortas and Rosenbach. The inquirer notes Rosenbach as the fiance and future son in law, possibly with a Jewish surname like Senator Goldwater.
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Johnson
Washington
Abe Fortas
Rosenbach
Sen. Gold
Unclear fragment references Johnson wedding choices and ethnicity
Fragment mentions Sen Goldwater and Navy Ensign Bernard Rosenbach in context of Lyndon Johnson family ties. Arab commentators are urged to focus on oil rather than politics, with references to Rosenbach's German Catholic background and Lynda Bird Johnson engagement.
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Sen
Goldwater
Navy
Bernard Rosenbach
Comfort
Tex
Johnson
Lynda Bird
Sam
Farewell dinner honors Albert family at Trinity Lutheran
The Albert family and their sons Dick and Paul were guests of honor at a church farewell dinner as Rev R W Albert accepted a call to Grand Rapids Michigan. The event highlighted community ties and church service in Lawrence.
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R. W. Albert
Dick and
Paul
Trinity Lutheran
Albert
Grand Rapids
Mich
American Legion
Kansas City
KU Medical Center
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Text
Today’s message emphasizes abundant life through Jesus Christ. A prayer asks for the wonder of the Son’s gift to remain and for Him to live in believers today and always. The closing uses the Lord’s Prayer spirit and a reverent Amen.
Space cooperation with Soviet Union shown as promising
Washington officials say 1964 must prove the Dryden Blagonravov space accord will be implemented with major resources. Soviet hesitancy to join working groups and limited response to talks on a global satellite system raise doubts about pace and scope of joint space efforts.
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Washington
Times - Post
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
United Nations
Johnson
U.S
Perception Can Be Problem For Very Healthy Children
A Los Angeles expert outlines how visual and auditory perceptual problems affect 10 to 15 percent of children, causing reading difficulties and possible later school failure. Tests by Dr Marianne Frostig identify specific perceptual deficits and guide about 18 hours of targeted training to remedy them.
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Los Angeles
Times-Post
Marianne Frostig
States
England
Ireland
France
Austria
Australia
New Zealand
Frostig
Welty Lefever
John R. Whittlesey
Frostig School
Los Angeles Times News Service
Hepatitis recovery and alcohol guidance for patients
Dear Dr. Mother explains that hepatitis inflames liver cells and requires time to heal. After jaundice and enlargement subside and liver function returns, avoid alcohol for at least one year to reduce cirrhosis risk, especially if scar tissue exists. The piece stresses gradual restoration of liver function and cautions against drinking during recovery.
Dali Painting to Appear With Special Effects at World Fair
The Spanish Pavilion will exhibit Salvador Dalis huge painting titled G lacidalacide oxyribonucleic acid at the World Fair Knoedlers display features lighting that makes the image appear and disappear. Dali plans a Dali Museum in Figueras with his works and projects including a book and jeweled sculpture. Gala notes portraits require aesthetic surgery.
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Big Dali
Salvador Dali
Knoedler’s
Dali
Madrid
Prado
Barcelona
Picasso
Figueras
Gala
Dali Museum
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Kansas
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American Association of Teachers of Journalism
DAR
Herald of Freedom
J. R. Holmes Insurance
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Mass, Sts
Sheriff Jones
Eer
U. S
By Howard Simons
Outer Space
Kremlin
United
World Court
Washington Post News Service
Harry Nelson
Vides
Joseph Molner
Dr. Mother
Mrs. Co. A
Leonard Lyons
Philip Ginder
N.Y
Jean Dalrymple
Gen. Ginder
Carl Foreman
Winston Churchill
Antony Montague - Brown
Churchill
Winston
Montague - Brown
Foreman
Hollywood
Interlandi
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