Lawrence Daily Journal World 1963 Classified and Info
Lawrence Daily Journal World issue details Dec 28 1963 lists staff roles and contacts. Publisher editor and management named with circulation rates and delivery options for Douglas County and surrounding areas.
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
W. CY. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Kennedy era test ban seen as potential peace step
In a 1983 reflection the author notes that the 1963 limited test ban treaty was a minor advance yet noteworthy. Time may show it as a possible breakthrough toward lasting security and the removal of armed conflict between nations.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Kennedy
Knee Cap Removal For Osteoarthritis Explained
Dr Molner explains knee caps protect the joint and aren’t part of it. Removal is used when the cap is shattered or causes secondary pain from arthritis. It offers partial relief and requires caution to avoid further joint damage, including avoiding kneeling.
Latin America grapples with coups and U S policy
The article notes military coups in Latin America strain U S hopes for democracy, with Honduras and the Dominican Republic recognized despite promised 1965 elections. It praises Alliance for Progress while criticizing its political effectiveness and mentions tensions with Argentina, Brazil, Venezuela, and Colombia. Thomas C. Mann is named to coordinate U S policy for Latin America.
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Latin Ameria
United States
U.S
Honduras
Dominican Republic
Alliance For Progress
U.S. State Department
Argentina
Brazil
Goulart
Venezuela
Colombia
Lough
Cuba
Thomas C. Mann
Johnson
Latin America
Mann
A Progressive City or Bush League in Kansas City Stadium Row
In a dispute over Municipal Stadium use by the Kansas City Athletics Charles O Finley battles the city over rental terms. City officials seek a favorable deal while Finley accuses the city of backing a bad image move. The quarrel risks branding Kansas City as bush league with a threat to relocate.
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Charles O. Finley
Kansas City
K.C. Athletics
Finley
Kansas City Chiefs
Great Roundup in Washington Signals Johnson's Legislative Push
The White House chartered a two engine jet to fetch six southern and southwestern congressmen for the foreign aid session. A White House spokesman initially said the cost would come from unidentified Democrats, later suggesting the lawmakers themselves may pay. Lyndon Johnson acts to press key legislation, inviting response from those on Christmas travels.
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Washington
House
White House
House of Representatives
Atlanta
Big Boss
Lyndon
Johnson
Congress
A Step Forward in Nuclear Age Reflections
In 1963 comments on survival in a nuclear era echo caution and hope. Prof Arnold Toynbee notes humanity's risk rises as we become self-defensive. Lord Home warns against force as ruinous. A “shaft of light” from a treaty signals potential historic progress toward peace.
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Arnold Toynbee
Lord Home
Pollution Is Big Worry
Robert C. Toth argues air pollution is a vast national problem with $11 billion in annual economic losses and per capita costs, while funding to combat it remains tiny. He notes new federal authority and money, urban concentration, harmful emissions from vehicles and coal, and interstate pollution crossing state lines.
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Washington
Times - Post
Burnign
Johnson
Old Home Town Recaps Early Preseason Basketball History
A 1953 pre-season Big Seven tournament opened in Kansas City with last year’s winner a 12 point favorite who lost its first game. Coaches pictured include KU Phog Allen K-State Tex Winter Debbie Lambert OU Bruce Drake and others. Also notes a New Year’s Eve Junior High Fun Fest at Congregational Church.
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Big Seven
Kansas City
Phog Allen
K-State
Tex Winter
Debbie Lambert
Oklahoma
Bruce Drake
Washington
Tippy Dye
Colorado
Bebe Lee
Nebraska
Harry Good
Iowa State
Chick Suterland
Missouri
Sparky Starcup
Congregational Church
Message of Longing and Prayer for Living Water
A devotional snippet recalls David’s longing for water from the well of Bethlehem. It pleads for the true water of life in Christ and asks God to honor gifts offered in Jesus name.
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David
Bethlehem
Christ
Jesus
Moscow Embryo London Shapes Ugly Modern Face
The piece describes Moscow as an embryo London, rapidly modernizing with vast blocks, sparse green space, and heavy traffic. It notes the Kremlin, Ukraine hotel, and central district’s stark architecture, contrasting old Russian treasures in the Kremlin Armoury with sweeping new commercial development.
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Moscow
London
Kreml
Kremlin
Horseguard
Europe
Ukraine
University
Moskva
Rastrelli
Leningrad Winter Palace
Russia
Ivan the Terrible
Eisenstein
Catherine
Elizabeth
Peter the A Great
Veteran Bottle Tosser Sends Messages Across Seas
Charles Hellinger reports 70 year old Bill Parkinson has tossed 529 bottles on a 42 day Mariposa voyage from Los Angeles to Australia and back. He has received 64 replies from places like Guadacanal, Tulagi, Samoa, Tonga, the Philippines, New Zealand, Fiji and Australia. Parkinson writes penciled notes and replies to readers, hoping to keep connections with friends worldwide.
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Los Angeles
Times-Post
Willis
Bill) Parkinson
Pacific
Australia
Mariposa
Parkinson
Guadacanal
Tulagi
Samoa
Tonga
Philippines
the Ellice Islands
New Caledonia
American Samoa
New Hebrides
Wake
Herekino
North Island
New Zealand
Freddie Keil
Cavaliers
Aukland
Beibeti
Tinoua
Tabwewa
Rabi
Solomon Islands
Tamalafia
Fiji
Rose
New City Library Adds Notable 1963 World Books
A list of 1963 publications highlighted by THELMA HELYAR and THE ENGLISH INN. Batchelor, Fall, de Mille, Udall, and Djilas are among authors featured. The selections cover history inns dance biography political analysis and fiction.
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Denzil Batchelor
Viet
Door Peninsula
Wisconsin
Stewart L. Udall
Mr. Udall
America
Balanchine
Bernard Taper
Current Best Sellers and Nonfiction Picks
A snapshot of top selling titles including The Group by McCarthy The Shoes of the Fisherman by West The Venetian Affair by Macinnes The Living Reed by Buck The Battle of the Villa Fiorita by Godden Jek The Man and the Myth by Lasky The American Way of Death by Mitford Security is a Thumb and a Blanket by Schulz Mandate for Change by Eisenhower Rascal by North.
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McCarthy
West
Macinnes
Reed
Buck
Villa Fiorita
Godden
Schulz
Eisenhower Rascal
North
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dolph Simmons Ou
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leq Eller
Joseph Molner
Robert C. Toth
Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town
Daughters of 1812
Earl Hay
Manual High
California
Z. H. Tibbetts
Ike Sherwood
Ohio
By Nigel Gosling
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
By Charles Hellinger
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
Assassination Bureau, Ltd
Jack London
Robert L. Fish
Alice Tisdale Hobart
Caroline Gordon
Montenegro
Milovan Djilas
Jek . the Man & the Myth
Lasky
Mitford
the Cynic's Corner
Interlands
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