Lawrence Journal World Staff and Publication Details
The Lawrence Journal World published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with staff including President and Editor Polph C Simons Jr and Managing Editor Tack Zimmerman. It lists advertising and business managers and notes established 1854 and 1891 to 1953 with circulation figures and Associated Press membership. Subscription rates are 35 cents weekly 18.20 yearly by carrier and 8.00 to 11.00 by mail in various areas. This edition is Monday Evening February 18 1963.
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Tdolph
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Kennedy Plan Lets Park Users Fund Expanded System
President Kennedy proposes funding an expanded parks program through year long auto stickers and admission fees for park use. A land and water conservation fund could reach nearly $500 million in eight years, supporting land purchases and outdoor facilities. The plan shifts costs to frequent users, with a 60 40 split from grants to states and federal agencies. Some lawmakers oppose fees, fearing higher taxes, but supporters call it equitable and necessary to prevent deterioration of parks and recreation sites.
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Kennedy
Congress
House
Senate
National Park Service
National Forest Service
Debate on Women’s Role in Economy Sparks Clash
San Francisco banker Albert E. Schwabacher Jr. argues women control only 15 to 20 percent of investments and should not imitate men. He contends women mix sentiment with conservatism, risking misjudging a company’s value. He warns women may forgo wealth by adopting male thinking. The piece notes possible backlash from both genders and ongoing debate.
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Albert E. Schwabacher Jr
San Francisco
Schwabecher
Schwabacher
Soviet Education Outreach Faces Western Challenge
At a United Nations Geneva conference, officials cite rising Soviet influence in higher education among underdeveloped nations. A source from a small country notes 300 citizens studied at Soviet satellite universities after Western slots dried up, raising concerns over indoctrination and subversion risks. Leaders seek practical, locally relevant schooling to empower future leaders.
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Russia
Geneva
Soviet Gains Good Prize From Cuba Crisis
The United States seeks to reduce 17 000 Soviet troops in Cuba as Washington questions the defensive nature of Soviet arms, while Kennedy warns invasion would risk a larger war. Moscow claims its aim was to curb U S куба aggression and lessen Castro's regional influence.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Cuba
United States
Fidel Castro
U.S
Kennedy
Europe
Pentagon
Robert S. McNamara
Latin America
Moscow
America
Russia
Castro
Open House at Rose Morgan Home Displays for KU Visitors
In 1953 KU held an open house at the late Rose Morgan's home left to the school. Mrs. Robert Calderwood led refurnishing and it was shown before becoming part of emolument for a visiting professor. Rev. Joseph King spoke at Plymouth Church former and Oberlin pastor.
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Rose Morgan
Robert Calderwood
Joseph King
Plymouth Congregational Church
Oberlin
Harold Allen
H. W. Craig
Frieda Cowles
G. E. Mosley
PTA
Bible Message and Prayer Reflect on Christ's Sacrifice
A devotional note cites Romans eight and prays that through Jesus Christ's merits and death, believers may receive forgiveness of sins and the benefits of His Passion. The prayer asks for faith to obtain mercy and grace.
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Jesus Christ
Heller’s Tax Cut Drive Shapes Kennedy Economy
Walter Heller, chair of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, emerges as the key influence on Kennedy era policy. His expansionist push for a $13.5 billion tax cut and public works framed the administration, despite opposition from the Dillon group. The plan aims to revive growth, with Heller forecasting long-term stimulation even as 1962 outcomes lagged.
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Washington
Kennedy
Walter W. Heller
John F. Kennedy
Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Yale University
Frank Lausche
Dohio
Senate
Thomas Curtis
R-Mo
Ways and Means Committee
House of Economic Matters
Congress
America
Mr. Kennedy
Harold Lasky
London School of Economics
Harvard
The
Council
Los Angeles
Dillon
Walter Heller
Minnesota
Vitiligo Discussion from Dr Molner
Dear Dr Molner explains vitiligo a loss of skin pigment. Lack of pigment may follow severe sunburn infections or be unexplained. Condition is not harmful and may clear up. cosmetics are often the best short term help.
Debate on JFK autograph authenticity prompts future scrutiny
A White House visitor notes a secretary signing JFKs name on photos to ease presidential workload. Autograph and manuscript collectors may later judge which JFK autographs are genuine. The piece weaves in other topics including strikes, impartial chairmen, and literary anecdotes from 20th century figures.
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White House
John F. Kennedy
JFK
Wagner
N.Y
Mike Quill
Hague
Jersey City
Audrey Hepburn
Joe Hayes
Theodore Kiendl
Ice Cube Trouble Reaches A Big Ordeal
Hal Boyle humorously recalls ice cube woes from early ice trays to modern plastic shooters. He contrasts lazy old ice boxes with new refrigerators, recounting spills, lawsuits, and a joke solution by visiting England for preserved ice fragments in drinks.
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England
Jolly Old London
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