Lawrence Daily Journal World History and Staff Listing
The Lawrence Daily Journal World issues a Friday evening from December 28 1962 with staff bylines and publication details. DOLPH G SIMONS Jr serves as president editor while BILL MAYIER is vice publisher and JACK ZIMMIERMAN is managing editor. كهرب
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Dolph Simons
Dolph G. Simons Jr
Bill, Mayier Ween
Jack Zimmierman
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence, Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Taxpayer dollars indirectly fund Cuban prisoner ransom
The article probes who pays the 53 million ransom for Cuban prisoners noting indirect federal help through tax deductions. It cites a food maker’s 800000 donation costing the firm 84000 after taxes and estimates higher deductions for drug companies. It discusses charity limits, potential credits in 1963 1964, and possible diversion of funds from other charities.
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Uncle Sam
Takeoff Point for U S Culture Says Winston Optimistic
Henry M. Winston of the American Assembly argues that despite past handicaps Americans show growing interest in culture. He cites rising libraries symphonies newspapers and international exposure as signs of progress and says the nation has reached a takeoff point to advance further.
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U. S
Henry M. Winston
American Assembly
Shakespeare
Dickens
Scott
Thackeray
James Fenimore Cooper
Winston
Jeremiah
David
United States
Mafia Comeback Spurs Parliament Inquiry in Italy
A parliamentary committee will investigate the Mafia in Italy for the first time. The move follows decades of government–mafia collusion claims and a surge in arrests in Palermo for a series of murders. The Mafia expands beyond traditional strongholds into construction and transport as farm bosses enforce control over wages with Mafiosi overseers.
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Rome
Italy
Taiani
Palermo
Mafia
Sicily
Syracuse
Community of Lawrence Embraces Cultural Influences
In Lawrence, great agencies like Kansas University simplify exposing families to wholesome cultural influences. The town enjoys advantages over similar communities, supporting Wriston’s optimistic view.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Wriston
Old Home Town Ogden Jones Dies at 61
Ogden Jones a geologist aged 61 died of a heart attack. He spent the last 14 years at the state water laboratory at KU. Also notes include local fraternal and civic activity such as Topeka council leadership, March of Dimes, Lecompton Kaw Bridge repair, Lawrence beat Rosedale in basketball, and Kiwanis officers elected. 415 marriage licenses issued by Probate Judge L. H. Menger in the past year.
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Ogden Jones
Ralph Graber
Topeka Council No. 1
Simon Hurwitz
Ben Barteldes
March of Dimes
Polio Foundation
Lecompton Kaw River
Lawrence
Rosedale
CPA
Lecompton
Wakarusa
W. E. Kennard
Clarence Speer
H. W. Hutchinson
Kiwanis
Clark Conklin
Kansas
L. H. Menger
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
Today’s Bible message reflects John 20 31 declaring Jesus as the Christ and Son of God and the belief that life comes through His name. A prayer asks God to grant forgiveness and renewed life through Christ our Savior.
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Jesus
Christ
God
Armen
Just How the Craze Has Crippled Some Pro Grid Maniacs
Roark notes how Giants Packers seats become inherited as family dowries with death vacancies and how TV and fandom created a national mania. He recalls early Redskins Packers rivalries, the rise of televised games, and extreme fan devotion including perpetual season tickets and blackout debates.
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New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
Giants
Polo Grounds
Yankee Stadium
Packers
Washington
Redskins
Boston
Chicago Bears
Baugh
Battles
Millner
Malone
Edwards
Howell
Bronko Nagurski
New York
San Francisco
Green Bay
Letters on local taxes and mirror image politics
A reader argues that tax outlays drive perception of inequities between urban and rural Douglas County, noting higher per thousand assessments in Lawrence and rural towns. The letter also critiques a pair of editorials on U.S.–Soviet policy using mirror image reasoning and cites KU assistant professor Martin Brilliant.
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Douglas County
Grant Township
Lawrence
Wakarusa
Clifton C. Calvin
Crescent Adi
Hypertension and heart disease explained by Dr Molner
Dr Molner answers readers on hypertensive cardiovascular disease and allergy like thyroid interaction. He explains high blood pressure damages the heart and vessels and offers a booklet for 20 cents. He cautions a reader about cancer and notes thyroid medication may influence symptoms.
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Molner
Opinion Clash Over American and Soviet Anti
A reader weighs in on Prof Strassenburg s Hill opinion and Prof O Connor s reply. The letter questions whether O Connor disagrees with Strassenburg s thesis that American and Soviet anti alignment affects foreign policy.
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Prof. Strassenburg
Prof. O’connor
Prof. O'Connor
Bearded Britisher Contingent Hits New York for Big Shows
A British bearded contingent led by Alec Guinness Peter Ustinov and Hugh Griffith arrived in New York for major productions. Ustinov will star in Photo Finish and Griffith in Andorra while Griffith jokes about keeping a beard.
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New York
Alec Guinness
Peter Ustinov
Hugh Griffith
N.Y
Ustinov
Lincoln
Andorra
Griffith
Ordeal to Dress For the Office by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle muses on the office party ritual and the challenge of dressing up in black tie. He recalls renting a $12.50 dinner jacket, the social bravado of the crowd, and a veteran’s grim joke about Babe Ruth’s 714 home runs as the party ends.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Appomattox
Damyankee
Babe Ruth
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