Lawrence Journal World masthead and date
The page shows the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and edition details with executives and contact, dated Saturday Evening February 9 1963. It lists Dolph Simon as editor and Dolf Simons as editor, with staff positions such as vice president publisher, managing editor, news editor, advertising manager, and business manager. It notes publication in Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates for various regions.
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Dolph Simon
Powell under fire over European tour and Puerto Rico ties
Lawrence Daily Journal World reports that Rep. Powell faces criticism for a public funded European nightclub tour last summer and for extensive travel to Puerto Rico with his wife who staffs his office. The Education Committee chair faces questions about tax delinquency and the impact of his actions on national policy.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Congress
Powell
Europe
New York
House
Puerto Rico
Congressional
New York City
P. R
Will H. Ayres
Ohio
House Education Committee
GOP
Ayres
Notable Hollywood and political circles mingle at Paris Review party
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy attends George Plimpton’s Paris Review party with the Radziwills as Norman Mailer spots her and oohs over “the Look.” Other notes include George Hamilton to play Moss Hart, Oppenheimer lunching at the Algonquin, and Roosevelt Jr. set for Commerce post as a step toward a future gubernatorial run.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Radziwills
George Plimpton
Paris Review
Norman Mailer
Esquire
Jfk
Kennedy
George Hamilton
Moss Hart
Hart
Newton, Conn
Gilbert Miller
Sir John Gielgud
School For Scandal
Thornton Bwilder
London
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Alf Landon
Landon
Thomas
Mrs. Landon
Lee Strasberg
Actors Studio
Stanislavsky
Moscow
Bryan Mitchell
Vivien Leigh
Tovarich
Miss Leigh
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Dept. of Commerce
N.Y
John Daly
Overseas Press Club
Crane
Tokyo
Fidel Castro
Ernest Hemingway
Rene
Hemingway
White House
Adlai Stevenson
Saturday Evening Post
Cuba
Leaders Quote Faith and Resolve Shape Public Duty
Lyndon Johnson said it reassures when officials pray for a prospering nation. Kennedy echoed Phillips Brooks urging strength over easy tasks as the nation faces tremendous difficulties and great opportunities. The idea credits faith with practical effort.
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Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Phillips Brooks
Johnson
Tito and Kremlin Reunite Amid Mutual Interests
The piece notes US funds to Yugoslavia allegedly to aid Tito against Russia, while Tito is described as a dissident in the Communist sphere. It asserts a later rapprochement with the Kremlin and Tito’s renewed embrace of Red philosophy. The moral questions whether money can buy influence or alter communist alignment.
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U.S
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Russia
Tito
Kremlin
Kansas City Faces Hard Road to 25,000 Season Tickets
An Associated Press survey shows 25,000 season tickets for a Dallas Texans move to Kansas City far exceeds AFL and NFL precedents. In 1962 advance sales averaged 7,500 for AFL and 28,000 for NFL, with top city totals of 48,500 in Baltimore and 45,000 in New York. Prospects hinge on local fan support, stadium naming, television, and competition with the NFL, amid uncertainty over the team’s viability and regional impact on college programs.
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Kansas City
Dallas Texans
Associated Press
Los Angeles
San Diego
Chargers
Houston
Oilers
AFL
Kansas City Athletics
National Football League
NFL
Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
K.C
Dallas
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas State
Absentee Dowell Angers Constituents Over Actions
U S Representative Adam Glegton Dowell of New York faces criticism for absentee behavior and controversial conduct stirring concern among voters. The report notes disputes over attendance and participation in legislative duties.
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U.S
Adam Glegton Dowell
N.Y
Debt With Us A Long Time
Edward T. Folliard reflects on U.S. fiscal history from Harrison era to Kennedy era. He contrasts budget levels and tax policy, noting debt surpassing 300 billion and Kennedy’s proposed large tax cut to spur growth, with historical quotes from Reed and Lloyd. Washington Post News Service.
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Washington
Benjamin Harrison
Capitol Hill
Congress
Thomas
Czar) Reed
Kennedy
Reed
United States
Alexander Hamilton
Treasury
Republic
Peace Corps
David Demarest Lloyd
England
Lloyd
Lawrence Triumphs Over Leavenworth 48-44 For Third Place
Old Home Town notes from 1953 report Lawrence edging Leavenworth 48 to 44 to claim third place in the league basketball race. The item also records marriages and anniversaries from the era and mentions other local happenings including a 1938 KU law grads list and a 1923 snow and burglary update.
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Lawrence
Leavenworth
Elaine Sue Gilchrist
Sam Gilchrist
Jay Willis Drake
Jay Franklin Drake
W. W. Wempe
Charles Arnold
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer by Agee
A devotional note cites Philippians 4 8 urging focus on truth honesty justice purity and virtue. The prayer asks heavenly Father to guide believers to live proclaim and think in Christ’s love and imitate Jesus in word and deed.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Art Sleuth Traces Nazi Loot to Hidden Treasures
Italy’s art recovery chief Siviero recalls 1940s sleuthing that tracked looted masterpieces from Naples, Florence, and Rome through Nazi hands to eventual restitutions. He cites 3000 recoveries and warns the hunt continues for Arnese pieces and Bronzini’s Deposition.
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Antonio Pollaiuolo
California
Siviero
Napoleon
Hitler
Italy
Naples
Aragon
Florence
Rome
Milan
Hercules
Pollaiuolo
Hermann Goering
Titian
Danae
Reichmarschall
Zeus
Alt-Aussee
Salzburg
Truman
America
Marcellus
Giulio Bassa
Switzerland
Pollaiuolos
Ariosto
Arnese
Lorenzo di Credi
Bronzini
Varicose Ulcer Care and Sjogren's Syndrome Explained
Dr Molner answers reader questions on healing a varicose ulcer near the ankle stressing medical attention and vein correction, explains Sjogren's syndrome as mucous dryness with unknown cause, and discusses breaking a toothpick chewing habit as a compulsive neurosis with firm self-control.
New City Library 1962 Prospectus of Notable Titles
A catalog of 1962 books with diverse topics. T. Helyar explores testing and personality. Fred J. Cook reviews the warfare state. Max Lerner analyzes modern world politics. Renoir writes on his father. Ajao recounts Cold War era spies. Hawkes links sun to humanity. Esther McCoy highlights Case Study House designs. Armstrong Interior book offers decor ideas. Laxness follows a Mormon journey. H. E. Bates portrays moods. Hutchins presents psychological tales. Gwyn Griffin depicts postcolonial Africa. Salinger introduces Seymour Glass. Dessi narrates a Sardinian parish secret.
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Martin L. Gross
Fred J. Cook
Max Lerner
Renoir
Father
Jean Renoir
Aderogba Ajao
Jacquetta Hawkes
California
Esther McCoy
United States
Armstrong
Utah
Iceland
Denmark
H. E. Bates
Maude Hutchins
Gwyn Griffin
Africa
Seymour
J. D. Salinger
Seymour Glass
Glass
Giuseppe Dessi
Sardinia
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Alf
Leonard Lyons
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Algonquin
Robert Morley
Sheridan
Oxford University Dramatic Society
Setznam
Edward T. Folliard
Continental Congress
South
Washington Post News Service
Old Home Town
Edwin Jeffries
Maxine Board Virtue
Richard Mullins
Charles Stough Jr
David Watermulder
Ann Murray
Albert Decker
David Whitney
Lawrence High School
Acomas Fraternity
Oread
Rowlands Book
Basketeers
Chanute
Art
By Rasa Gustaitis
Dachau
National Museum
Rodolfo Siviero
Uffizi
Hermes
Lysippos
Goering
Tintoretto
Veneziano
Lucius Clay
Robert Murphy
Murphy
Carmel Offie
Myron
State Department
Germany
der Fuehrer
Munich
Joseph Molner
Sjogren's
J.D.W
E.F
New City Library Books
By T. Helyar
Publishers’ Weekly
Burdick and Wheeler
Knebel and Bailey
Drury
Ship OF Fools
Porter
McKenna
Hudson
Charley
Steinbeck
Carson
White
Twain
Interlandi
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