Lawrence Daily Journal World news brief 1963 edition
Lawrence Daily Journal World front page brief dated Wednesday February 27 1963 lists staff positions Dolph C Simons Jr editor and president Ernest Pontius W news editor Jack Zimmerman managing editor L E Eller business and advertising managers, rates for mail and carrier delivery, publication by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas.
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Dolph Simons
DOLPH C_ SIMONS Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
News
Ernest Pontius W
Leg Eller
Simons
the World Company
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Rockefeller criticized for misstatements on youth merits
At a Lawrence Brotherhood Banquet, Winthrop Rockefeller faced questions about his knowledge of juvenile issues. Critics say his remarks on newspapers and youth achievements hurt his standing in Arkansas, noting a pattern of misinformed statements and potential neglect of constructive youth efforts.
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Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Lawrence Brotherhood
Rockefeller
Kans City Primary Draws Wide Interest Amid Reform Debate
In Kansas City yesterday voters backed Mayor Roe Bartle and advanced Ilus Davis and Dutton Brookfield to a March 2 runoff. Davis led a five person field for top city leadership, while Brookfield surprised observers by finishing a strong second. Independent Brookfield ran on clean government and civic pride, unaffiliated with old machine backers.
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Kansas City
Roe Bartle
Dutton Brookfield
Brookfield
Midwest
Kansas City University Seeks MU Branch In Merger Drive
Kansas City University aims to join Missouri University as a branch while Wichita University pushes to remain a separate Kansas state school. Finance looms large with MO plan anchored to a sales tax rise and merger costs estimated at 7.1 million dollars over two years.
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Kansas City University
Missouri University
Wichita University
Kansas School
KCU
Kcu-Mu
Missouri
State University System
Missouri weighs financing in school consolidation plans
A sixth school could cost at least another 3 million dollars annually, as Missouri pursues a practical approach to consolidation. The focus centers on finance as a key factor rather than a minor concern.
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Missouri
Oil and Gas Tax Debate Spurs Statewide Severance Tax Clash
Kansas lobbyists cite ad valorem taxes paid by oil and gas producers to sway lawmakers against a severance tax. The piece notes $18 million county revenue, listing county allocations from Douglas to Franklin, contrasting Barton and Ellis counties with donors, and arguing residents of major oil counties oppose a state wide severance tax.
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Oil and Gas
Kansas
Douglas County
Jefferson
Johnson
Leavenworth County
Shawnee
Osage
Franklin County
Barton County
Ellis County
Russell
Welfare raids spark questions over aid checks and rights
A California raid on welfare homes inspecting for unreported fathers triggers debate from the State Social Welfare Board. Critics say the unannounced visits violated the Constitution and Welfare rules while noting abuses exist, urging less intrusive methods to curb welfare misuse.
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Alameda County
Calif
San Francisco
State Social Welfare Board
Jacobua Tembroek
U. S
Alameda
Douglas County
California
KU News and Notes from 1953 State Events
Old Home Town reports the new Student Union addition at KU opening south of the old building. Mrs Emma Hall retires after 34 years as Baldwin city clerk. Doris McConnell gives a senior piano recital. Prof Olin Templin speaks at the Fourth Judicial Bar meeting in Eldridge with Justices Thiele and Wedell attending. The Lions beat Topeka 29 26. Eudora tops Kaw Valley. KU defeats Nebraska 50 47 amid apples and cores fiasco at a key moment. Kansas beats Missouri 23 20 with 3 000 spectators the largest crowd yet. The state legislature pages organize with officers Throckmorton Jackson Dowling and Jeffery among others. Chaplin comments on love in Los Angeles.
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Emma Hall
Baldwin
Kansas League of Municipalities
Doris McConnell
Strong Auditorium
Olin Templin
Eldridge
Supreme Court
Walter Thiele
Hugo Wedell
Lions
Topeka
Eudora
Nebraska
Allen
Joe Throckmorton
Ray Jackson
Martin Dowling
Newman Jeffrey
Ernest Underwood
Wayne Grimstead
Los Angeles
Charlie Chaplain
Pola Negri
Kansas
Missouri
Daily Bible Message Prayer Verse Reflection
A brief devotional note quoting Luke 13:5 and a closing prayer asking forgiveness for wrongs and blessings for all who pray. It speaks of God’s refreshing goodness and sustaining might guiding each person through prosperity or adversity in Christ. Amen.
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Christ
Kansas governor scorns Kan sas trail idea criticizes Udall
Kansas governor opposes a proposed hiking trail linking a prairie park area near Manhattan to Tulsa and criticized Interior Secretary Udall’s support. The column notes Udall backs the plan while the governor warns of bureaucracy and politics, suggesting park inclusion instead.
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Kansas
Sec. of Interior
Stewart Udall
Prairie National Park
Manhattan
Tulsa
Flint Hills
Udall
Congress
Interior Secretary
Prairie Panchol Villa
Opinions from the Hill praised for stimulating thought and possible book form
A letter to the Journal-World editor lauds the Opinions from the Hill column for provoking discussion. It highlights Prof Ketzel's population explosion article as a strong critique of denial tactics and cites Latin American expert Marvin Alisky on growth. The writer warns of land and freedom pressures and notes mixed views from business groups. Darwin is quoted on happiness and population.
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Prof. Ketzel
United States
Lem
Ketzel
Marvin Alisky
Mexcio’s
Chamber of Commerce
Armory Show Redefined American Art in 1913
The Armory Show at the 69th Regiment Armory New York introduced European avant-garde painting and sculpture to the United States. More than 75 000 visitors viewed works by Cezanne Picasso Braque Van Gogh Matisse Duchamp Brancusi and others. It sold 250 works for about 45000 and helped launch American artists such as Dove Maurer Marin Weber Kuhn Davies Stella and Hartley.
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Washington
America
69Th Regiment Armory
New York City
Cezanne
Picasso
Braque
van Gogh
Matisse
DuChamps
Brancusi
Europe
New York
Chicago
Boston
Redon
Marcel du Champ
Jacques Villon
Walt Kuhn
National Academy
Association of American Painters and Sculptors
Arthur B. Davies
Kuhn
Davies
69Th Armory
Armory
Arthur Dove
Alfred Maurer
John Marin
Max Weber
Arthur Davies
Joseph Stella
Marsden Hartley
Academy
What Next Editorial Sparsely Addresses Peace Concessions
The Mon day s Journal World opinion piece titled What Next is praised as pro peace but criticized as a weak response to saber rattling. The writer warns readers that concessions such as spy planes over Russia and on site inspections in Cuba came at the expense of rights that a warmonger would demand.
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Journal-World
Russia
Cuba
Italy
Turkey
New York Nightlife Echoes With Stars and Rome Revels
The piece catalogs a string of high profile sightings in New York, noting the Three Stooges viewing Orson Welles Kafka adaptation The Trial, Romy Schneider inviting Vienna filming, Steinbeck at Sardi's, and European and Broadway icons like Yul Brynner Ralph and Lady Richardson dining at famed spots. It paints a lively scene of theater, film and social circles in midtown venues.
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New York
Stooges
RKO
New 23Rd Street
Orson Welles
Tony Perkins
Welles
Romy Schneider
Vienna
John Steinbeck
Sardi's
Howard Teichmann
George S. Kaufman
Kaufman
Steinbeck
le Pavillon
Rothschild’s
Bankers
Dalis
Henri Soule
Soule
Toots Shor’s
Sammy Renick
Shor
Renick
Doug Whitney
Buckingham Livery
Mexico
Yul Brynner
Baja
California
Brynner
King and I
Star
21 Club
Sir Ralph
Lady Richardson
Impetigo and health tips from Dr. Moliner column
A reader asks about impetigo in young children and carrier transmission in the home. Dr. Moliner explains contagion paths, the role of adult carriers, and suggests nasal and throat cultures as a starting point for diagnosis and prevention.
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