Lawrence Daily Journal World Front Page Fact Sheet 1963
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and leadership details from the 1963 issue. Names include Dolph Simons as president and editor, Bill Mayer as vice president publisher, Jack Zimmerman as managing editor, Ernest Pontius as news editor, Leo Eller as advertising manager, and general details of the 1854 founded paper. Publication is daily except Sunday, with pricing and mail rates listed.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Wesnenn
Jack Zimmerman Erermenneen
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
SLA backs downtown parking plan adjoining SLA building
Standard Life Association backs a proposed long parking lot near its Eighth and Vermont street building to serve downtown shoppers. The project would be funded partly by benefit district assessments, with SLA covering about seven thousand dollars if approved, aligning with Mayor Bartelides’ vision of a large downtown shopping center with free parking.
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Standard Life Association
Standard Life
Lawrence
Eighth
Vermont Streets
National Concern
SLA
Don Crane
Insurance
Ben Barteldes
What Next What Behind the Scenes in Cold War Talks
A critique of U S concessions under the Kennedy team alleging reduced demands in Berlin Cuba and missile inspections. The writer questions what further rights or military assets may be surrendered and what the Russians may have already conceded in return.
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Italy
Turkey
Cuba
Uncle Sam
Russia
Viet Nam
West Berlin
Black-Ink liberal: Rockefeller’s 1964 GOP bid outlined
Close associates of New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller project a 1964 campaign path. They foresee a formal announcement in January, a strong February New Hampshire primary, and a March push to the convention with a liberal Albany administration that avoids deficit financing.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Rocky
Albany
No Need to Wait Foundation Garment Makers Forecast 2000
Industry sources say manufacturers of ladies' foundation garments expect major shifts by 2000. They predict new materials, improved fit, and broader sizing will reshape fashion undergarments across markets.
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Ladies’ Foundation
Square silhouettes predicted for American women by 2000
An unnamed local teen notes that women’s waists are rising faster than hips and busts, forecasting a tubular shape and an average height of five feet ten inches by 2000. He adds that many “square chicks” are already seen among classmates.
Religion Again Court Topic
Supreme Court to revisit school prayer and Bible reading amid lingering postwar criticism. It faces cases from Maryland and Pennsylvania on verses read and Lord’s Prayer usage, with broad state attorney general support and national debate.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Florida Supreme Court
New York
Board of Regents
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Maryland Supreme Court
Baltimore
Thomas B. Finan
Old Home Town Highlights From 1953 Sports and Public Notices
Two Kansas icons Eisenhower and Milton pictured at a Heart Fund dinner in Washington D C. Oklahoma A M beat KU 97 58 in basketball. Former Kansas Congressman Albert Cole named administrator of the Housing and Home Finance Agency in Washington.
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Kansas
Eisenhower
Milton
Heart Fund
Washington, D.C
Oklahoma A&m
Albert Cole
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Washington
Lyte Powell
Vt. St
Hay Market
City Scales
Lawrence
Marvin
No Name Club
LaGuardia
New York City
Thomas Dewey
Today’s Bible Message Prayer Reflection
A devotional note invites readers to search hearts and thoughts, asking God to reveal wicked ways and guide them in everlasting paths. It thanks God for prayer, asks forgiveness for yesterday, and seeks strength for the day in Christ’s name.
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Heavenly Father
Christ
Nebraska Boy Makes Good Hefner Strikes Gold
Hugh M. Hefner, 36, publisher of Playboy, is in Hollywood to discuss a Columbia Pictures film titled Playboy with shooting set for July. He recounts building Playboy from a $7,600 loan in 1953 to a peak circulation of 1.65 million and notes his chain of key clubs. The magazine targets young literate urban males, with Playmate of the Month earning $3,000 to the photographer and $1,000 plus a $2,500 promo contract for the model.
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Hollywood
Calif
Nebraska
Hugh M. Hefner
Playboy Magazine
Playgirl Magazine
Hefner
Tony Curtis
Columbia
Playboy
Carl Sandburg
Chicago
America
Prairies
Brisk walking tips from Alvin Dahlene urge gradual training
Alvin Dahlene argues that walking is fine exercise but must be gradual to avoid overdoing it. He recalls skating injuries and warns that advancing age reduces briskness, advising starting with one to two miles daily and increasing as fit, with medical checkups for those in their forties. He notes personal limits from decades of horseshoe pitching and stresses using common sense and a brain to pace training.
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Potter Lake
Brickyard
Hill and Dale
Lawrence
Los Angeles
New York
Behrman
Henry Fonda
Charlton Heston
Peter Ustinov
Sardi’s East
Heston
Ustinov
Heartaches Are Few In Fat Town
Roseto Pennsylvania defies expectations as doctors report a coronary death rate about one third of the national average. In the Italian descent town near Easton researchers studied 388 residents aged 21 to 88, all overweight, and found no clear link between obesity and heart disease.
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Pennsylvania
Journal of the American Medical Association
Stewart G. Wolf
Oklahoma University School of Medicine
Roseto
Roseto residents show heart health linked to lifestyle
Dr. Wolf notes Roseto’s easy going, low competition culture and steady routines may protect against heart disease. Despite obesity and high calorie foods, residents like Joseph Cirilli and Arthur Repscher remain active. The town’s diet and social calm challenge fat as the sole risk factor.
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Wolf
Roseto
Joseph Cirilli
Arthur Repscher
Herbert Asbury Dies at 71 in New York Hospital
American Mercury writer Herbert Asbury 71 former Collier's associate editor died Sunday in a New York hospital. His 1920s story of a small town prostitute sparked national attention leading to a ban by Boston’s Watch and Ward Society and a sale surge for the American Mercury.
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New York
Herbert Asbury
Collier’s Magazine
Asbury
American Mercury
The
Watch and Ward Society of Boston
H. L. Mencken
Boston
Commons
Steinbeck Turns Down Odd Award Bids From Dog Book to Father Fame
The article notes John Steinbeck declining unusual honors including Literary Father Of The Year and Best Dog Book of The Year for Travels With Charlie. It also mentions TV Soong visiting Formosa, Chiang Kai-shek dynasty talks, Faye Emerson with Martin Gabel, and other media and stage gossip involving Chevalier, Behrman, Berlin, JFK, and a string of cultural items.
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John Steinbeck
Steinbeck
Charlie
America
Dog Writers of America
T. V. Soong
Formosa
H. H.koong
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Michigan
Faye Emerson
Martin Gabel
Irwin Shaw
Maurice Chevalier
Ziegfeld
S. N. Behrman
Lord Pengo
Charles Boyer
White House
JFK
Behrman
Irving Berlin
Causes and cures for heartburn and hiccups explored
A health column discusses heartburn causes such as spicy foods inflammation and hiatal hernia and notes treatments from diet changes to possible surgery. It links hiccups to overeating diaphragm irritation and urges doctor consultation for persistent symptoms. It also addresses bread sensitivity and milk cholesterol and strontium 90 debates.
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