Lawrence Daily World Briefs December 30 1963
Lawrence Daily World notes staff and publication details for December 30 1963. It lists editors and managers including Dolph C. Simons Jr and Tack Zimmerman. The paper is published daily except Sundays by World Company in Lawrence Kansas with standard subscription rates.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Meee
Tack Zimmerman
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Safe Driving Ahead of New Year Holiday
The article explains stopping distances at various speeds and road conditions and notes reaction time of three quarters of a second. It warns drivers to consider conditions over the holiday period and cites Kansas ranking third in national traffic fatalities during Christmas.
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Kansas
Finley Threatens To Move A's Over Stadium Deal
Kansas City owner Charles Finley keeps insisting the Athletics will play in a cow pasture if Municipal Stadium terms fail to improve. Some observers call the stance fitting and mock the front office as outdated and in need of modernization.
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Kansas City Athletics
Charles Finley
Municipal
Malpractice Judge Sees Silence Conspiracy in Medicine
U S Court of Appeals Judge J Skelly Wright denounces a conspiracy of silence among physicians that hinders testimony against colleagues in malpractice trials. He argues the burden of proof lies with plaintiffs and warns insurance backed protection may erode patient care in favor of financial shield. His dissent notes a drift toward laboring under insurance coverage and a broader risk to medical practice.
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J. Skelly Wright
U.S. Court of Appeals
Washington
Wright
Judge Wright Influences Views on Respect for Top Judges
The remarks reflect mixed opinions on Judge Wright's stance, suggesting greater deference toward most top judges while noting exceptions where respect may be tempered. The commentary highlights varying perceptions of judicial authority and legitimacy.
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Wright
Thinking On Troop Plan by Gen Marshall and Johnson
Analysis argues against a six division force in Western Europe while noting NATO reliance. It cites Operation Big Lift and airlift limits, insists America should stay ready at home to spur allied defense buildup, and critiques SHAPE planning as overstated. It references Eisenhower, Korea, and the West German buildup.
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Johnson
NATO
Paris
United States
Europe
U.S. Seventh Army
West Germany
U.S
Defense
Roswell Gilpatric
Free World
Eisenhower
Seventh Army
Rhineland
Shape Command
America
South Korea
Los Angel Times-Washington
Ost
KU and Oklahoma win to clinch Big Eight tourney titles
In 1953 Kansas defeated Missouri 69 67 in Kansas City to reach the Big Eight final and then beat Oklahoma 82 73 to secure the tourney championship. Also in 1953 Leona Baumgartner, ex Lawrence resident, was named New York City Commissioner of Health.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Oklahoma
New York City
Leona Baumgartner
Lawrence
Elza Stone
Kansas
Geological Society of America
New York
Harold T. A. Smith
Bernard Frazier
Carnegie
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Emporia
Kansas Friends of Reading
William Allen White
Irene Peabody
Elizabeth Dunkel
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Prompt
A devotional line quotes Psalm 23 6 promising goodness and mercy and a pledge to dwell with the Lord. A closing prayer asks the Father to guide us safely through life, recognizing Jesus as the guiding light.
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Jesus
Pope Paul VI to visit Holy Land amid long-standing strife
Washington Post News Service reports Pope Paul VI will travel from Rome to the Holy Land for a pilgrimage visiting Jordan and Israel. He will, in Bethlehem and Nazareth, honor Christian shrines and reflect on biblical history amid decades of intercommunal conflict.
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Pope Paul
Holy Land
Paul VI
Rome
Jesus
St. Peter’s Basilica
Jerusalem
Solomon
Mohammed
Bethelem
Luke
Rachel
Jacob
Bethlehem
David the Shepherd
Goliath
Palestine
General Assembly of the
United Nations
Israel
Kingdom of
Jordan
Arab League
Hussein
Abdullah
Nazareth
Church of the Annunciation
Sea of Galilee
Matthew
Simon
Peter
Andrew
St. Matthew
Caesarea
Philippi
Syria
Prince of the Apostle
Hell
St. Peter
Nero
Washington Post News Service
Economy Plea by President May Boost Federal Output
President Johnson’s Christmas Day directive orders federal agencies to increase output per employee. Budget Bureau measures productivity and budgets, while Congress may shelve work measurement bills. The plan aims to reduce federal headcount below this year’s level, with ceilings to bound agency staffing and quarterly progress reports.
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Washington
Times - Post
Johnson
Budget Bureau
Congress
Postal Service
House
David Henderson
D-N.c
Space Agency
Dodge heir Horace E Dodge Jr and public service shift
Horace E Dodge Jr the Detroit auto heir who died last week epitomized the 20s and 30s playboy. Richer heirs began public service as societal values changed. Dodge had five wives and once tried to buy Adolf Hitler's yacht for a fireworks display on July 4 near the Statue of Liberty. A theater usher found a $10,000 bill he had deposited after finding it on the floor. He claimed the bill, saying his wife had taken extra change. Leonard Bernstein conducted the world premiere of Kadish in Israel using a male chorus due to Jewish law. The Boston premiere will feature women, with Bernstein's wife Feicia narrating.
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Horace E. Dodge Jr
Detroit
Rockefellers
Kennedys
Whitneys
Harrimans
Dodge
Adolf Hitler
Horace Dodge Jr
Leonard Bernstein
Israel
Boston
Bernstein
Fecia
Edema and Dropsy Explained By Dr Molner
Dr Molner clarifies that edema and dropsy describe abnormal fluid buildup, with edema the current term. Causes include heart and kidney disease, gland issues, menstruation, steroids, and aging. Treatments range from diuretics to heart support or surgery, with water intake maintained.
Sleep machine warned in chilling Russ-led device satire
Hal Boyle and Bob Voelker describe a fictional sleep machine supposedly used by Russians to induce two hours of sleep, predicting a future where society turns sleepless as production lines for such devices multiply. The piece lampoons alarms about a technology that could alter daily life and erode normal routines.
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Pittsburgh
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Edward T. Folliard
Judah
David
B.C
Temple
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Joseph Molner
Eve
S.L.B
J.F
Hal Boyle
Russ
Bob Voelker
Reveille
George
the Cynic’s
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