Lawrence Daily Journal World 1963 Feb 20
Lawrence Journal World front notices page lists staff: President Editor NS Jr Vice Press Publisher Ro an Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman News Editor Ernest Sone Supervising Manager Leo Eller Business Manager. publication details show 1854 establishment, 1963 date, price rates for local and national mail, and AP membership.
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Dolph Simons
NS Jr
Vice Press
Ro. An
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Sone
Leo Eller
W. c. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Progressive Idea Affects Kansas Real Estate Tax Assessments
Two Democratic state senators Charles Joseph and Worden Howat propose a statewide 30 percent of market value assessment for all real property. The plan would replace wide county variation, aligning valuations but facing Senate resistance and partisan hurdles. Douglas County currently pursues its own reappraisal, seeking broader acceptance if a standard method is adopted.
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Charles Joseph
Potwin
Worden Howat
Wa Keeney
Kansas
Joseph Howat
Senate
Douglas County
Citizens Committee Reopens to Support Good Government
The Citizens Committee for the Support of Good Government restarts after eight years to screen and approve candidates for the City Commission and School Board. An election meeting is set for Thursday at 8 30 p m at the Hotel Eldridge with delegates asked to bring potential candidate names and filing closes March 8. The group is non partisan and aims to provide voter choice and qualified candidates.
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Citizens Committee
Eldridge
Citizens Committee For the Support
Lawrence
Warren Decker
James Postma
Robert Ellsworth
Kansas Senator Clears 34 0 Vote for Eudora Kaw River Bridge
The Kansas Senate approved Don Hults bill 34 0 enabling counties on navigable streams to borrow funds for bridge construction and repair. The plan aims to start Eudora Kaw River Bridge work soon with House approval and governor's signature likely. It also could speed repairs on the Lecompton to Jefferson County bridge.
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Eudora
Kansas Senate
Don Hults
Eudora Kaw
House
Leavenworth County
Kaw
Lawrence
Bonner Springs
Hults
Lecompton
Jefferson County
Hults Long
Jefferson
Douglas
Topeka
35 Hour Plan Myth or Economic Dilemma
Washington Post News Service notes that heavy overtime in manufacturing keeps 60,000 auto workers unemployed and questions whether a 35 hour week would reduce joblessness. The piece cites Wirtz, Meany, Reuther, and the Chamber of Commerce on potential impacts to jobs and costs.
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Washington
UAW Solidarity
United Auto Workers
W. Willard Wirtz
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Walter P. Reuther
Wirtz
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence seniors win awards and marriages noted in weekly items
Ralph Graber receives the Silver Beaver at Kaw Valley Council dinner. Ruth Kackley marries Dr Alexander Clark Mitchell of Lawrence. Chalmer Woodard becomes SMU head football coach, after coaching at McPherson College. Also noted are a 1838 church testimonial for John E Selig, KU basketball lead after beating Oklahoma 41 to 38, Gertrude Welch remembrance, 1923 high school play leads, a Lawrence School Board candidate, and Alpha Nu Bet a Theta Pi 50th anniversary.
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Ralph Graber
Lawrence Junior High
Kaw Valley Council
Shawnee Mission High School
Ruth Kackley
Marvin Kackley
Courtland
Alexander Clark Mitchell
A. B. Mitchell
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Chalmer Woodard
Southern Methodist
McPherson College
Trinity Lutheran Church
John E. Selig
Oklahoma
Gertrude Welch
Kate Stephens
Ted Burnett
Elizabeth Cain
Junius Underwood
Francis Teter
Moyne Rice
Mary Engel
Carl Gauck
Arlo Hults
Mary Sisson
W. B. Dalton
Alpha Nu Chapter
Beta Theta Pi
Bible Message and Prayer Prompt
Today’s Bible message cites Romans 8 28 RSV that God works for good for those who love Him. The prayer asks forgiveness for difficulty trusting God in darkness and seeks help to look beyond it and trust His purpose and presence in life.
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Christ
Trujillo
Dominica
Patrice Lumumba
Fidel Castro
Trotsky
Stalin
Beria
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Nasser
Egypt
Violent Deaths Are Untidy and Lacking Dignity
Roark argues that dictator deaths are pitiful and unglamorous. He recalls figures from Mussolini to Kassem and Trotsky, noting how power-seekers meet violent ends and the bodies remain meaningless relics.
Parents urged to supervise children at Murphy Hall events
Letter to the editor from a Journal-World reader complains about noisy children in Murphy Hall lobby during performances of Alice in Wonderland and a Sunday band concert. The writer questions parental supervision and calls for proper behavior at Hill events.
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Murphy Hall
Sammy Davis, Jr
Clifford Odets
Herve Alphand
N.Y
Patachou
Carnegie Hall
Frederic Morton
Jack Garfien
Carroll Baker
Europe
Newspaper circulation grows amid rising costs and change
The 1962 Editor and Publisher Yearbook shows 1,760 daily papers at year end, one less than 1961, with circulation up by 386,992. Sunday papers numbered 558 with 671,000 more copies printed. Newspapers adapt through improved reporting and efficiency while remaining vital to social and economic life.
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United States
Rheumatic Fever Causes Effects and Heart Damage
Dear Dr Mother explains rheumatic fever linked to streptococcal infection. It can damage heart valves causing an inefficient heart. prognosis depends on vigilance and treatment including rest, salicylates or steroids, penicillin to prevent recurrences, and energy conservation for those with heart involvement.
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J.J
American Heart Association
Dissident Israel Leader Relays Ten Commandments Version
A compilation of short items notes a dissident Israeli leader recounting a tale of divine commandments given to different peoples. Debut mentions Sal Mineo's planned wall display, and Marilyn Monroe’s delayed portrait. Other items cover a Bronx chicken soup anecdote and a Russian theatre tour with American plays.
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Israel
Sal Mineo
Jim Downey
Mineo
Marilyn Monroe
Jill Haworth
James Demtropoulos
Miss Haworth
Robert Q.’ Lewis
Edie Hamlin
Bronx
Luncheon mixup shows wrong Pat at midtown table
Hal Boyle recalls a lunch date gone awry when a public relations woman named Pat Hanson booked under her married name Richardson. Both women arrived, confusion ensued, and the author endured a long solitary wait before discovering the mixup.
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Pat
Pat Hanson
Miss Hanson
New Jersey
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
Frank G. Porter
Washington Post News Service
Old Home Town
Robert C. Ruark
London
Dillinger
I Duce
Milan
Iraq
Abdul Karim Kassem
BBC
Kassem
Count Ciano
Edda Mussolini
Faisal
Abd-el-Krim
Krim
Cairo
France
Spain
Hitler
Sylvanus Olympio
Togoland
Sylvanus
Ernie Pyle
Ruark
Kids ON the Loose
Journal-World
Topeka Capital
Ledgers
Joseph Molner
Near East
Hungary
Pypsy
Sinai
Moses
Authors League
Tennessee Williams
William Inge
Virginia Woolf
America
David
Lisa
Radio City Music Hall
David Schoenbrun
Newsweek
Schoenbrun
Hal Boyle
New York
Interlandi
Cuba
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