Lawrence Daily Journal World 1963 February 16
Lawrence Daily Journal World issue from February 16 1963 with staff listings and publication details. Announces daily publication by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas with pricing and postal info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal- World
W. Cc. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Too Many Firearms on KU Campus Spurs Charges
A Kansas University sophomore was shot by a pellet gun from a dorm window. An 18 year old freshman faces assault with intent to kill charges. The victim was treated and released, with no lasting injuries. The piece argues firearms on campus endanger students and urges proper accountability.
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Kansas University
Legion Moves Boys State to KU Campus
Kansas American Legion officials shift the annual Boys State from Wichita State University to the University of Kansas campus citing better facilities. Wichita faction protests, while Lawrence supporters back the move as KU better suits growing enrollment and leadership training needs.
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Kansas American Legion Department
Wichita University
Kansas University
Legion
Wichita
The
Lawrence
Boys State
Submarines To Replace Missile Bases In Europe
The United States will dispatch three Polaris firing submarines to the Mediterranean on April 1 to replace missile bases in Italy and Turkey. The subs, assigned to NATO, will operate under the Supreme Allied Command for Europe and attach to the U.S. Sixth Fleet.
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United States
Mediterranean
Italy
Turkey
NATO
Supreme Allied Command For Europe
U.S
Polaris plan strengthens NATO by firing missiles underwater
The piece notes that abolishing land bases and shifting to underwater missiles under Polaris would strengthen NATO and present the U S as firmer against Russian pressure. It argues the move avoids vulnerability of surface ships and counters claims of U S backdown, with many military experts viewing it as a display of strength.
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U.S
NATO
Shape of Alliance Faces US Britain France Rift
The Atlantic alliance is debated as US critics say Washington weakened ties after the Cuban Crisis while the administration argues NATO remains effective. It credits recent wins like Cuba’s missiles removed and Berlin quiet, noting De Gaulle’s push for European control and a broader NATO nuclear force.
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Washington
Atlantic Alliance
Atlantic
London
Paris
Ottawa
United States
Britain
Charles de Gaulle
U. S
John Diefenbaker
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
Cuba
Berlin
de Gaulle
France
NATO
Kennedy
Western Alliance
Harold Macmillan
Nassau
Wyandotte and KU stars set early honors in 1953 notices
Wyandotte defeated Lawrence 67 to 48 as 17 point burst late in the game. KU junior West Santee clocked 4 15.3 for the indoor mile and 1 56.2 for the 880. Glenn Cunningham won his fourth straight mile in the East with 4 14.5. PTA and Tin Can Tourists notes appear along civic items including Kansas Academy of Science and Douglas County Real Estate board pleas on Lawrence population growth. Jayhawkers beat Drake 41 to 11.
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No Name Club
Wyandotte
Lawrence
Glenn Cunningham
Rhode Island
PTA
Florida
H. P. Cady
Kansas Academy of Science
L. D. Havenhill
Douglas County Real Estate Board
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Jayhawkers
Drake
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A devotional note cites I John 4 20 and urges living faith. The prayer asks God for strength to align words with deeds and to be living reminders of Christian faith for Jesus’ sake.
Policy, policy, who’s got the policy not us
Roark laments a flat policy record across global hotspots from Cuba to Formosa and Southeast Asia. He mocks Washington advisers and warns the nation lacks a clear strategy in Africa, Asia, and NATO allies while laments old mistakes and questions leadership.
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Pierre Salinger
Chamber of Commerce
Cuba
Southeast Asia
Russia
India
China
Ole Miss
Orval
Dear Dr Mother Case Letters From Your Good Health
A collection of patient questions and Dr Molner’s answers cover emotional distress in a young woman, eye irritation, thalidomide-related malformations, vitamin A with milk, and tuberculosis hemorrhage. Advice includes consulting a psychiatrist, eye doctor, and acknowledging uncertain TB outcomes.
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Dr. Mother
W.W
Donald M
H.S
Burns and Lunt circle theater elite at Players Club reading
George Burns jokes about being a straight man to Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne at a Players’ Pipe Night. He praises Sir John Gielgud, Sir Ralph Richardson, and Peter Usdinov, and notes Gracie Allen’s retirement. Other items mention Moriarty, Vivica Lindfors, Orson Welles, and a Japan baseball strike zone.
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Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
Howard Lindsay
Lunt
John Gielgud
Ralph Richardson
Peter Ustinov
England
George Burns
Miss Fontanne
Gracie Allen
Mr. Lunt
Orson Welles
Paris
di Laurentis
Rome
Welles
Moss Hart
Tony Perkins
U.S
Japan
New City Library Books List From 1962 Catalog
A catalog of 1962 titles including The Desperate Years by James D. Horan and The Movies in the Age of Innocence by Edward Wagenknecht. Also listed are The American Heritage History of Flight, The World of the White Tailed Deer, The Queens and the Hive, Noah’s Ark Tourist Class, The Eighth Art, The Levantines, The Windfall Child, The Drums of Mozambique, My Friend Martha’s Aunt, That Spanish Woman, and A Fortune in Dimes with brief descriptions and publication years.
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James D. Horan
Edward Wagenknecht
Mary Pickford
Clara Bow
Lillian
Dorothy Gish
Douglas Fairbanks
John H. Glenn
Leonard Lee Rue
Edith Sitwell
England
Mary Tudor
Mary Stuart
Elizabeth
Edith
Noah’s Ark
Ephriam Kishon
Israel
Eugene Burdick
Igor Stravinsky
Tyrone Guthrie
Fausto Ciarente
Alexandria
Cairo
Suez
Louise Field Cooper
John
America
Mozambique
Hubert von Breisky
Portuguese East Africa
Martha
James Duncan
St. Jago
New York
F. W. Kenyon
Eugenie
Napoleon the
Mary Carter
Decker Wells
Pasadena
Decker
Travels with Charley Steinbeck
A compact note on nonfiction works by prominent authors including Steinbeck and Carson, with mentions of Whittier final verdict and Twain letters. The list surveys notable travel and nature writing alongside enduring American literary pieces across midcentury fiction and nonfiction.
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Charley
Steinbeck
Silent Spring
Carson
Compass
St. John
Twain
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer Jones
Tack “Immerman Ace
Mrnest Pontius
Leo Eller
California
Beverly Hills
William Macdougall
Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town
Federal
Robert C. Ruark
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Joe Alsop
Chiang
Red China
Bay of Pigs
Castro
Sukarno
New Guinea
Borneo
Katanga
Chuck de Gaulle
United Nations
Africa
Portugal
Spain
Charles the Magnificent
le Grand Charles
Big Nick
Kremlin
Ruark
Joseph Molner
W.B
Dr. Melner
Egypt
L.W.C
Leonard Lyons
Burns
Sir George Burns
Lunts
Sybil
Richard Burton
Paul Scofield
Robert Morse
Viveca Lindfors
Stockholm
George Tabori
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
Publishers’ Weekly
Burdick and Wheeler
Knebel and Bailey
Drury
McKenna
Cape Cod
O'Hara
Interlandi
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