Lawrence Daily World 1963 Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence daily with staff list and publishing data for January 5 1963. DOLPH SIMONA as president and editor. DOLPH C SIMONS Jr as vice president. BILL MAYER as managing editor. JACK ZIMMERMAN news editor. ERNEST PONTIUS advertising manager. LEO ELLER business manager. Published by World Company at Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates and AP member status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simona
Wom
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill, Mayer
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence, Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Fair Consolidation Aims At Joint Douglas County Fair
The Douglas County Free Fair and the 4 H and FFA Fair boards plan a two year consolidation during their annual events to test a combined fair. They expect benefits for exhibitors spectators and officials and potential cost savings by reducing duplicated effort. Leaders pledge 4 H and FFA will retain prominent roles.
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Douglas County Free Fair
4-H
FFA Fair
FFA
Wichita University Seeks State Status Amid Enrollment Figures
The U S Health, Education and Welfare Office reports full time enrollment at Kansas institutions. Kansas State leads with 99 percent full time, KU around 0 percent, Washburn at 53 percent, while Wichita records 4 percent with about 2,960 full time among a 6,000 student body. Debate grows on state status and demand for Wichita services.
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U.S. Health, Education and Welfare Department
Office of Education
Wichita University
Wichita
Kansas State
Kansas University
Washburn University of Topeka
U S says asylum in embassies not allowed
The article reports that a group of Soviet peasants asked the Moscow embassy for asylum, but U S policy forbids political asylum in embassies or consular missions. State Department officials acknowledge distress but cite limits, noting asylum could invite abuse and danger to life.
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United States
Americas
Moscow
State Department
U.S
Russia
Lincoln White
Washington
America
Foreign Affairs
Mindszenty asylum status and the U S position analyzed
The piece discusses Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty receiving asylum in the United States and living under guard in the American compound in Budapest. It critiques U S openness to the Evangelical Christians plea and questions the impact on American credibility amid Soviet actions and peasant appeals.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Lawrence Daily
White
al - AI
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
Budapest
Hungary
Soviet Union
United States
Young Zanuck Fends Off Burglary In Honolulu Hotel
Richard Zanuck production head at 20th Century Fox wrestled a burglar in a ground floor suite at a Honolulu hotel after his wife woke to the intruder. Police arrived. an officer briefly clobbered Zanuck, mistaking him for the burglar. The Zanucks then stayed in a penthouse suite at the Hawaiian Village.
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Richard Zanuck
20Th Century-Fox
Honolulu
Zanucks
Hawaiian Village
City managers reshape local government in quiet revolution
A half century of shifting power from elected officials to professional city and county managers continues across the United States and Canada. Experts say the council-manager system links democracy and efficiency, though personalities influence success and public scrutiny grows during trouble.
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Los Angeles
George Washington
Staunton
United States
Canada
Mental health night school at Lawrence High
A 1958 item notes a mental health series begun at night school in Lawrence with Dr. David Hashinger lecturing. Also mentions the death of Mrs. B A Ewing at age 90, a resident since 1884.
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Lawrence High
David Hashinger
B. A. Ewing
Bible Verse Reflection and Prayer Note
A devotional line cites First Corinthians chapter ten verse four about the spiritual Rock Christ and includes a brief prayer thanking God for Jesus and for love shelter bread water and eternal life in his name Amen.
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God
Jesus
Do They Outstrip the President How Powerful Are Lobbies
An analysis of lobbying power in Washington notes lobbies such as the Farm Bureau and the U S Chamber of Commerce have influenced farm and tax legislation. It cites examples from 1962 a medical group and defense contractors and discusses the reach and secrecy of lobbying in shaping national policy.
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Washington
Kennedy
Orville L. Freeman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
American Medical Association
National Retail Merchants Association
Congress
White House
Mr. Kennedy
House
Secretary of
Agriculture Freeman
Temperance Groups Praise Jefferson County Ministers
Bert Day appeals to the Journal-World editor as president of the Douglas County Christian Temperance Council to commend the Jefferson County Ministerial Association for its stand against liquor by the drink. He urges local ministers to similarly oppose liquor sales and protect highway safety, seeking a public response.
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Douglas County Christian Temperance Council, Inc
Jefferson County Ministerial Association
Kansas
Bert Day
Douglas County Christian Temperance Council
First Presbyterian Church Thanks Fire Team in Lawrence
The pastor and church leaders of First Presbyterian Church of Lawrence express public appreciation for the Lawrence Fire Department and involved companies for quickly dousing a December 26 fire. They credit the firemen with minimizing damage and preserving most of the building. Gratitude is also extended to Miss Kay Cotler and Mrs. Pat Hardman for reporting the blaze and to the community for offers of assistance.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Lawrence
First Presbyterian Church
Kay Cotler
Pat Hardman
Diet Advice to a 16 Year Old Girl From Dr Molner
A teen writes for advice on weight and diet and the doctor replies with a lasting lifestyle approach. He warns against crash dieting and outlines practical changes. The guidance stresses balanced eating, reduced snacks, fruit and vegetables, skim milk, protein sources, and avoiding high sugar desserts.
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Joe
Siri
Wilma J
New City Library Titles Include Memoirs and War Era Works
A 1960s library catalog lists books across genres and dates. Notable entries include T Helvar Pencil Shavings by Olive Higgins Prouty 1961, Walter Wager Camp Century under the ice 1962, Virginia Hamilton Everybody Duck 1962, and John G Fulek The Money Changers 1962.
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Olive Higgins Prouty
Stella Dallas
Voyager
City Under
Walter Wager
U. S. Army
Greenland
Everybody Duck
Virginia Hamilton
Eric Hamilton
Long Island
Buenos Aires
B. B. Cassara
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
Pere Teilhard
China
Gobi Desert
Java
South Africa
John G. Fulek
Banesh Hoffman
Berlin Wall
Deane
David Heller
Current Best Sellers List Compiled by Publishers' Weekly
Fiction titles include A Shade of Difference by Drury, Seven Days in May by Knebel and Bailey, Fail-Safe by Burdick and Wheeler, Ship of Fools by Porter, The Thin Red Line by Jones. Nonfiction features Silent Spring by Rachel Carson and Travels with Charley by Steinbeck. Letters from the Earth by Twain and O Ye Jigs and Juleps by Hudson also listed.
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Publishers’ Weekly
Drury
Knebel and Bailey
Burdick and Wheeler
Porter
Jones
Carson
Charley
Steinbeck
Hudson
Twain
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Hollywood
the Zanucks
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France Nuyen
Norman Granz
Constance Hope
Mrs. Berliner
Milton ‘Berliner
Granz
Switzerland
Dr. Berliner
New Delhi
the Philharmonic
Ella Fitzgerald
Wildenstein Gallery
Picasso
Picassos
Warren R. Austin
U. S
U. N
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Austin
Palestine
Los Angeles Times
Old Home Town
Anna Henry
John Henry
Union Pacific
Washburn
John S. Dillon
Washington Creek
Haskell
Hovey Hanna
Lorraine Wooster
Christ
Julius Duscha
United States Savings and Loan League
Savings and Loan Institutions
National Education Association
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Secretary of Agriculture
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Senate
Washington Post
Journal-World
Douglas County
Harold M. Mallet
Joseph Molner
New City Library Books
By T. Helvar
Vid Knowles
Gideon
J. J. Marric
George Gideon
Scotland Yard
Walter Macken
Richard Gordon
Gaston Grimsdyke
Richard, McKenna
Yangtze River
L. Sprague de Camp
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