Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details 1963
Lawrence Daily Journal World announces staff roles and publication data for February 23 1963. Name entries include Dolph Simons Jr editor and president, Bill Mayer publisher, Jack Zimmerman managing editor, Pontius noted, Leo Ler advertising manager, World Company as publisher since 1854. The paper operates from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with mail and carrier rates listed.
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Dolph Simons
DOLPH C_ SIMONS Jr
Bill Mayer Semeeesen
Jack Zimmerman
Notaeed Pontius 2
Leo Ler
W . Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Kennedy Criticizes Eisenhower Over Polls On U S Prestige
Campaign claims that U S prestige abroad fell due to not releasing secret U S Information Agency polls. Kennedy ordered release after taking office, while Republicans in Congress cite Britain France and Canada as lagging behind his campaign promises. A Moss led subcommittee may probe the issue to test government secrecy and public right to know.
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Kennedy
Dwight Eisenhower
United States
U.S
Eisenhower
U.S. Information Agency
Congress
Britain
France
Canada
John Moss
Calif
Brotherhood Week Speech Highlights Kennedy Call for Lasting Brotherhood
President Kennedy urges that Brotherhood Week be more than a token observance and define a daily standard of human brotherhood. He emphasizes law, respect for others, safe driving and property care as part of a life guided by brotherly conduct year round.
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Kennedy
U.S
Brazil's Goulart seeks cordial ties with U S amid independent policy
President Joao Goulart says Brazil will pursue an independent foreign policy including coexistence with Cuban Communism while urging steps to return Cuba to the Western Hemisphere. He cautions that no nation in the region should serve as an ideological or military base and notes global coexistence exists elsewhere. He remains cautious about overcommitting as his non parliamentary term begins.
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Joao Goulart
Brazil
United States
Goulart
Cuba
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Hitler
West Germany
Winston Churchill
Bulgarian UN Mission Denies Racial Prejudice in Bulgaria
A Bulgarian mission press release in New York rejects claims of race bias in Bulgaria. It asserts reports of incidents involving African students in Sofia are exaggerated and accuses a Ghanaian graduate student of fomenting trouble. Seven of 370 African scholars were expelled for illegal acts after recent demonstrations.
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Madison Avenue
United Nations
Bulgaria
Sofia
New York
U. N
Russia
Bulgaria faces scrutiny over Sofia student riot report
A Bulgarian release on racial troubles from the U N mission circulated amid holiday delays denying brutality but suggesting a harsher riot than officials admit. Observers see the UN channel use as signaling concern about Bulgaria’s image in the United Nations and non aligned nations.
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Moscow
U. N
Home Office
George Washington
Sofia
Ghanese
Bulgaria
Rich Indians by Sterling G Slappey in Palm Springs
A Los Angeles Times piece describes Agua Caliente Indians who were displaced a century ago and now own downtown Palm Springs with land values from 335 000 to 2 million each. The story notes federal scrutiny, tourist attention, and a complex legal history tied to Palm Springs growth.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Los Angeles
United States
Agua Caliente
Uncle Sam
Old Home Town Highlights 1933 Reads Like a Snapshot
A 1933 town column recalls India School District hiring Maurice Keys for a new schoolhouse, marriages and deaths, a short-wave radio broadcast from Atchison, a 95th birthday celebration at the university, notable locals at a party for G W Jones, a federal debt peak, a Jayhawker win over Oklahoma, and a Kansas Legislature four year term bill for county commissioners.
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India
Maurice Keys
Vinita Bradshaw
George Bradshaw
Halbert Lee Sturgeon
Hugoton
Ray Pierson
Kansas
Burlington
Fraser Theater
Germany
John Coleman
Atchison
Kate Stephens
Carrie Watson
Miss Stephens
Judge Stephens
Jimmy” Green
Frank Harris
Ogden Jones
Laredo
Tex
G. W. Jones
Jones
George Washington
G.W
F P. Smith
Leo Smith
James Naismith
W. C. Simons
United States
Jayhawker
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
The foundation of God stands sure with this seal. The Lord knows his people. A prayer asks for God’s founding mercy to guard believers from evil words thoughts and actions in Jesus name Amen.
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God
Christ
Jesus
Adenauer Steps Aside Signals a Turning Point in Germany
West Germany faces a pivotal transition as Konrad Adenauer, at 87, prepares to leave the chancellorship. CDU pressure mounts to set a retirement date, with successor search underway. De Gaulle’s France and Britain’s role in Europe loom large, while CDU election losses and coalition shifts press the issue.
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Adenauer
Christian Democratic Union
Bonn
Palais Schaumburg
CDU
Berlin
Free Democrats
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Bacon grease questions greeted with mixed expert views
Dr Molner discusses frying fats including bacon drippings and butter noting uncertain cholesterol effects while suggesting individual choice for healthy or at risk individuals. He mentions greaseless pans as an alternative and cites travel tips for insulin gear and disposable needles.
Gaxton and Bunche anecdotes mix with arts and sports notes
A collage of light profiles and odds and ends from the arts world features William Gaxton remembered as a polished leading man, Ralph Bunche joke anecdotes, a London gambling club trip to Miami for Liston Patterson, Picasso stories, Benny Goodman plans, a Late Show revival of Land of the Pharaohs, and Faulkner’s Egypt writing mischief.
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William Gaxton
The
Lambs Club
Barberry Room
Sporstmen
London
Liston-Patterson
Miami
Hialeah Track
Land of the
Egypt
William Faulkner
Faulkner
New City Library Books Across Time And Place
A catalog row listing 1962 to 1963 titles. Basil Rathbone autobiography IN AND OUT OF CHARACTER. Neill C. Wilson HERE IS THE GOLDEN GATE. Janet Kern YESTERDAY S CHILD. Glenway Wescott IMAGES OF TRUTH. David I Grossvogel FOUR PLAYWRIGHTS AND A POSTSCRIPT. Jean Genet THE SCREENS. Grantland Rice Short Stories prize. Forrest McDonald INSULL. Robert Mirvish THE LAST CAPITALIST. Anna Lanegfus THE WHOLE LAND BRIM STONE. Charles G Bell THE MARRIED LAND. Richard Stern IN ANY CASE. Richard Dohrman THE HEARTWORM. Philip Wylie TRIUMPH.
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Basil Rathbone
Golden Gate
Neill C. Wilson
California
Janet Kern
Chicago
Glenway Wescott
David I. Grossvogel
Brecht
Tonesco
Beckett
Genet
Jean Genet
Grantland Rice
Robert Smith
Insull
Forrest McDonald
Samuel Insull
Edison
Robert Mirvish
Dmitri
Murmansk
Brimstone
Anna Lanegfus
Warsaw Ghetto
Charles G. Bell
Daniel Byrne
Mississippi
Philadelphia
Richard Stern
Richard Dohrman
Mitchell Bell
Harry
Vanessa
Philip Wylie
Russia
Connecticut
Best Sellers Nonfiction Travel a Charley Steinbeck Silent Spring
A compact listing shows top nonfiction titles including Travels with Charley by Steinbeck Silent Spring by Carson Oye Jigs and Juleps by Hudson Final Verdict by St John Letters from the Earth by Twain.
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Charley
Steinbeck
Carson
Hudson
St. John
Lerters
Twain
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By Sterling G. Slappey
Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town
Sterling G
Slappey
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House of Commons
Bundestag
Ludwig Erhard
de Gaulle
Europe
Joseph Molner
J. B
F. E
Gaxton
Bunche
Ralph Bunche
Carnegie Hall
Stokowski
New American Symphony Orchestra
Walter W. Heller
Council of Economic Advertisers
Nassau
N. Y
Pablo Picasso
Picasso
Benny Goodman
Columbia Symphony Orchestra
Aaron Copeland
Copeland
Francis Poulenc
Goodman
Basin Street East
New City Library Books
Thelma Halyar
Publishers’ Weekly
Knebel and Bailey
Burdick and Wheeler
Drury
McKenna
Madame Castel
Keyes
the Cynic’s
Interlands
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