Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff list and masthead for the January 1 1963 edition. Names include Dolph C Simons president editor, bill mayer, jack gim mer ms ern est pontius and leo heller with roles as editors and managers. Publication data shows World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates and postal info.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons
Bill Mayer
Jack Gimmerms
Ernest Pontius Leoeller
Vice Press Publiher
WC Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Douglas
Douglas and Adjining
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Lawrence Needs Fresh Leadership to Revitalize Our Town
A bold charge that Lawrence has regressed from a model of progress to complacency. The piece blames aging leadership, tightfisted donors, and fragmented groups, urging younger, vigorous promoters, stronger downtown development, and united efforts by the Chamber of Commerce, city officials, and county planners to fund, beautify, and modernize the community ahead of 1963. It calls for a new bridge, improved Massachusetts Street, more parking, zoning, and active civic clubs to restore town pride and growth.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Elks Club
Elks
Hallmark
Cooperative Farm Chemicals
Callery
Westvaco
Deane Malott
Murphy
Lawrence Industrial Development, Inc
City Commission
County Board of Commissioners
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Business Association
Yacre Centennial Park
South Park
Commission
County Commission
J. D. Bowersocks
J. B. Watkins
Irving Hills
Tom Sweeneys
Fritz Meyns
Dick Raney
Larry Flannery
Rusty Springer
Moore Brothers
Lee Zimmerman
Tommy Constant
Mike Getto
Mortons
Art Wolf
Russ Mosser
Williams Brothers
Bill Parrott
Kaw River
East Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
United Fund
New Year Traditions and Strange Headaches
columnist Jack Zimmerman humorously contrasts foreign New Year customs with American habits. He notes grape traditions in Spain and lobster meals in Japan, but focuses on United States rituals like clubbing, blowing horns, and driving after heavy drinking. The piece pokes fun at the year’s end excess and lingering hangovers.
Frostbite and winter perils from cold weather
A health column urges careful dress and behavior in cold. It explains how wind removes heat faster, how snow can be colder than air, and why gloves and proper footwear matter. It covers frostbite prevention, moisture avoidance, and practical tips for walkers, surveyors, and photographers with references to ice and wind effects. It also notes Chorea and rheumatic fever management with penicillin injections.
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St. Vitus
Eisenhower to join PTP Salute to Mexico in Kansas City
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and members of the People-to-People board will attend a two day Salute to Mexico in Kansas City marking the first annual meeting of PTP trustees. Mexican President Miguel Aleman and officials will join in exhibits, dinners, and concerts guiding a wave of Latin American salutes. Singing Boys of Mexico will perform as trustees review university exchange and chapter expansion plans.
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Kansas City
Dwight D. Eisenhower
People-to-People Board of Trustees
Mexico
Trustees of People-to-People
Joyce C. Hall
P-T P
Miguel Aleman
Gen
Eisenhower
Aleman
Alexander Girard
William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art
Hall
Gen. Eisenhower
P-T-P
Singing Boys of
People-to-People
Ticket Holder Alters His Plan To Get Meat Dinner
The rare Giant-Packers tickets drew a swap offer from a Packers player who would trade for dinner at Toots Shor's. The player agreed to deliver Friday night but declined meatless Fridays, preferring meat on another day.
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Giant-Packers
Toots Shor
Packers
Shor’s
Toots
Stork Club
Ernest Hemingway
Hollywood
T Movie
Billingsley
Vignettes and notes from cultural gossip column
Habit notes recount Billy Reed on Fred Allen and tobacco quitting stages. Art note cites Harry Kurnitz on rare books and inflation hedge. Pearl Buck on schooling quip. Travel anecdote features bearded peasants and God’s wisdom. Memos report Huntington Hartford buying a 12th century cloister and other literary industry chatter.
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Harry Kurnitz
W. A. S. Rosenbach
Kurnitz
Huntington Hartford
Show Magazine
Paradise Island
William R. Hearst
James T. Farrell
Studs Lonigan
Granada Networks
N. Y. Philharmonic
Broadway
Rudolf Bing
Met
Opera
Lincoln Center
Gershwin
The Other Fellow Helpful Sight on New Year's Day
Hal Boyle humorously describes New Year's Day calls from amateur thinkers seeking advice. The narrator offers a practical routine: tomato juice and water, two aspirins, three hours sleep, and later apologies and plans for tomorrow. He muses whether this recipe could benefit serious thinkers too.
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New York
Florida
California
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Jack
By Jack Zimmerman
Japan
Holland
Hungary
Dr Joseph Molner
Bradford Washburn
Museum of Science
Boston
Lke
K.C
Cuba
James B. Donovan
U. S. Senate
Players Club
Donovan
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Zsa Zsa
Billy Reed
Little Club
Fred Allen
Allen
Pearl Buck
God
Hal Boyle
Nterlor
Lmlamn
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