Lawrence Daily Journal World front details 1963
Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff list from February 19 1963 shows Deere C Simons editor Deere Simons publisher Jack Zimmerman Ernest Pontius advertising manager Leo Eller business manager and department heads. It lists established 1854 and 1851 editor tenure and subscription rates.
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Dolph Simons
Deere C. Simons
Newies
BIL
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Patriotism program from Lawrence Sertoma Club gains praise
The Lawrence Sertoma Club earns commendation for its Freedom Week project to raise citizen awareness of American freedoms and their background. Members engage in activities designed to inspire action and nurture patriotism, aiming to plant seeds for future leaders through positive outreach.
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Lawrence Sertoma Club
Sertoma Club
Educators split on union tactics amid bargaining debate
California Teachers Association executive secretary Arthur F. Corey charges a well financed propaganda campaign by organized labor to recruit teachers into unions. He urges school administrators to involve teachers in policy making to protect professional status and warns against entangling alliances that hinder teaching autonomy.
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California Teachers Association
Arthur F. Corey
Corey
New York City
United Federation of Teachers
American Federation of Teachers
Teachers Union
Berlin voters deliver strong win for Brandt in city election
Berlin voters gave Willy Brandt and his Socialist bloc a decisive win in the first city election since the Berlin Wall. Brandt retained the mayoralty with about 61.9 percent while Communists collapsed to around 1.3 percent, signaling clear voter repudiation of the wall and leftist forces.
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Berlin
Berlin Wall
Willy Brandt
Brandt
Senate
West Berlin
Wall
Khrushchev
Reds lose votes amid Wallite voting in Iron Curtain country
The passage notes a mayoral pitch to a Russian about the terror at the wall and subsequent voting. Communists hoped to show strength at a site behind the Iron Curtain but received fewer votes than before, signaling a continuing Red decline despite optimism.
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Wall
Iron Curtain
Neiman Marcus Doubles Imports to Preserve Exclusivity
Edward S. Marcus outlines strategy to keep Neiman Marcus exclusive by increasing foreign buying while maintaining selective discounting. The firm reports slightly higher 1962 fiscal year sales and a small drop in net income amid uncertain conditions. Expansion includes a new Fort Worth store opening March 18 and plans to replace suburban Dallas and Houston locations with larger facilities.
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Edward S. Marcus
Neiman-Marcus Co
Dallas
Houston
Ft. Worth
Tex
Marcus
Neiman-Marcus
Herbert Marcus
Cary
A. L. Neiman
Herbert
Stanley
Edward
Lawrence
Old Home Town Recalls 1953 Local Highlights and KU Victory
Highlights from a 1953 column note Dr. Robert Taft’s university roles and publications, a KU 80 78 basketball win over K State sparking local riot concerns, and civic actions like a 144 million dollar water bond proposal. Also listed are cinema showings and PTA milestones with local standings.
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Robert Taft
Taft
State Historial Society
Kansas Territory
Kansas Academy of Science
K-State
Manhattan
Lawrence
City Commission
Water Department
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Text
A devotional note cites Ephesians 3 19 about knowing Christ love and asks for God’s fulness. The prayer thanks God for sacrificial love and asks for closer fellowship among believers through Jesus Christ. Amen.
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Christ
Living to 109 and two whiskeys a day sparks talk
Detroit obituary subject William Malwitz reportedly died at 109 after drinking two whiskies daily. The columnist disputes strict virtue tales of longevity and suggests a century of vice might become a trend, challenging readers to rethink how they view age and living well.
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William Malwitz
Detroit
Community pool funding urged by letter writer
A reader urges Lawrence voters to approve a 1950s municipal pool measure, arguing non users should contribute for children’s benefit and civic improvement. The letter stresses charitable sacrifice and community spirit amid concerns from older residents about self interest.
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Lawrence
Lawrence C. Mills
Ohio St. Lawrence
Healing Power of Faith Is Recognized
A reader praises Journal-World for its coverage of the 12 Modern Miracles series and the Healing Power of Faith article. The letter emphasizes belief that God answers prayers in His name and urges continued faith.
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God
Journal
World
Annexation Opinions on Lawrence Land Zoning Controversy
Residents favor zoning three miles from Lawrence to protect city approaches. County Commissioners move to initiate zoning, arguing it eases annexation disputes. The piece notes moral concerns about annexing land without owner consent and cites a rural family's perspective.
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Lawrence
Live and Let Live Says York on City Tax and Growth
Oscar T. York of Baldwin argues that heavy city taxes on rural land compare unfavorably with a city family. He says regulations threaten plans for schools near Lawrence and urges attracting new industry to boost local commerce and housing it within city limits.
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Lawrence
Oscar T. York
Baldwin
Prostate trouble risk and vasectomy timing explained
Dr Molner answers a reader about lingering prostate inflammation and thick discharge, warning infection is serious and urging medical follow up. He notes vasectomy is not temporary with a delayed full effectiveness after the procedure.
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Joseph Molner
Mother
M. A
Guinness Back as a Wild Drunk And Hilton Gets Tel Aviv Deal
Alec Guinness returns to Broadway as a roaring drunken poet Dylan Thomas with Peter Glenville directing. Other items note Bobby Darin’s Broadway debut in The Flip Side, the Playboy Club drawing 3000 patrons daily, Hilton’s Tel Aviv hotel deal, Joe Levine producing Garson Kanin projects, and Tony Perkins touring with Sophia Loren.
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Guiness
Hilton
Tel Aviv
Alec Guinness
Dylan
Peter Glenville
Dylan Thomas
Bobby Darin
al Byron
Playboy
N.Y
Conrad Hilton
Israel
Nile Hilton
Cairo
Joe Levine
Garson Kanin
Tony Perkins
Sophia Loren
Freshly Boyle-ed Potpourri of Random Observations
Hal Boyle compiles a collage of trivia and quips from mail, fashion, crime, and travel. The piece notes FBI fingerprint growth, fashion tips, park trees in New York, and presidential anniversaries with wry asides and brief vignettes.
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Universal
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Hal Boyle
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