Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
The item lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff roles led by Dolph C. Simons Jr and editors Ernest Pontius and Jack Zimmerman. It notes the paper is published daily by the World Company from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with various subscription rates and affiliations such as Audit Bureau of Circulations and The Associated Press.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Soviet Forces Still Guard Cuba Post Crisis
Robert McNamara testified to Congress that about 17 000 Soviet troops remain in Cuba with surface to air missiles, coastal sites, MiG aircraft and mobile ground units. He said 4 ballistic missiles and 42 IL-28 bombers were removed in early December, though Moscow retains a substantial military foothold in the Western Hemisphere.
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Russia
Cuba
Robert McNamara
U.S
Western Hemisphere
Kennedy
Lawrence Aims To Open Public Historical Center
Lawrence city commissioners consider establishing a public history center to display hundreds of items from Quantrill era to early 20th century. An antique electric car from 1904 1911 will be shown at the city water plant until proper facilities exist.
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Lawrence
Ft. Leavenworth
Kansas
Kansas University
Watson Library
Quantrill
Democrats Weigh Unusual Convention Tactics For 1964
The piece outlines a potential shift in 1964 Democratic procedures to keep TV audiences engaged. It discusses nominating a VP before the presidential candidate, Kennedy’s expected nomination, Johnson’s possible fate, and proposed changes like skipping a day and staging committee meetings to build drama for the televised convention.
Democratic Convention Tactics Shift To VP Spotlight
A report outlines how the Democratic convention may stage its agenda with a keynote chairman, a third night platform adoption, and a Vice President nomination discussion led by Johnson. The plan aims to energize delegates and give the top two tickets maximum attention, contrasting past Democratic excitement with Republican rigidity.
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Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Johnson
Cairo Not What It Was Then or Now
Cairo has changed from its pre revolutionary vibrancy to a more restrained urban life. Critics note fewer exotic venues and luxury dinners, yet living costs remain low and educated youth show rising literacy. A government arts city near the Pyramids Road and a new 600 foot Gezira Island tower symbolize cautious optimism for Cairo’s future.
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Cairo
Zurich
Gezira Island
Nile
Draft age lowered to nineteen for induction
The Douglas County Draft Board notified that induction age will be nineteen instead of twenty. Adult education spring term tallies show 225 enrolled across four courses, with twenty groups filled. Kansas Electric Power Co begins Cameron's Bluff plant, about Eldridge Hotel size.
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Douglas County Draft Board
William Lemesany
Kansas Electric Power Co
Cameron's Bluff
Eldridge Hotel
John F. Metsker
Washington
Henry Wallace
Today’s Bible Message Abide in Me and You
Bible verse from John 15 4 urges staying connected to the vine. A prayer seeks divine guidance and close fellowship with God to reflect His love in daily life through Jesus Christ.
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Jesus
United to offer one class service on big jets
United Airlines will start one class service on its large jets from March 10, beginning Chicago to San Francisco and Chicago to Cleveland, with plans to extend to more routes. The columnist argues the move simplifies fares, improves food and drink, and matches European practice while cutting costs and preserving comfort.
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United Airlines
United
Chicago
San Francisco
Cleveland
America
Managing a Diabetic Child and Family Balance
A reader asks if tension from sibling candy envy affects a six year old diabetic. Dr Mommer cautions nervousness disrupts glucose control, advises strict candy limits, balanced diet, and equal treatment of all children to avoid favoritism and stress.
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Dr. Mommer
R.B
Lung Ailments Rise as Leading Disability Cause
Dr. Richard W. Stone says chronic lung disease is the fastest rising disability in the United States. Social Security data show lung disease allowances trail only heart disease by hardened arteries. He notes rising death rates from lung cancer and chronic respiratory diseases, with men 35 to 65 showing steep increases and uncertain reasons.
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Chicago
United States
Richard W. Stone
New York City
Current Archives of Environmental Health
American Medical Association
Stone
Gruenther Faces Dual Mission in Cuba Aid Effort
General Alfred Gruenther, head of the American Red Cross, presses a two front push delivering medicine to Cuba while the FTC cites a manufacturer for false advertising. Notable items include Daly signing a new What's My Line contract, Mrs. Sarnoff at Roosevelt, and Duchamps' return home after surgery.
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Alfred Gruenther
American Red Cross
Cuba
Federal Trade Commission
John Daly
CBS
Daly
David Sarnoff
Roosevelt Hospital
Wrightson Defends Low Brow Music As Quality Theater
New York baritone Earl Wrightson says music should be judged by quality not genre. He disputes opera snobbery and argues Broadway musical theater equals or surpasses some operas. Wrightson recalls turning down Metropolitan Opera in 1946 to pursue diverse work. He stresses discipline and rest are vital for a singer's longevity.
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Doug Kingman
Central Park
Rockefeller Center
Hilton Hotel
N.Y
George C. Lodge
Teddy
Frank Hogan
State Liquor Authority
New York
Earl Wrightson
America
Italy
Wrightson
Metropolitan Opera Co
Earl
Baltimore
NBC
Gregory Peck
Gordon MacRae
Bert Parks
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E. J. Kahn, Jr
Larry Adler
Carolyn Leigh
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Fred Clark
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Maxwell Klein
Marcel Duchamps
Arlene Francis
Monaco
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Sam Spiegel
Leo Shull
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South Carolina
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