Lawrence Daily Journal World front page staff and date
Lawrence Daily Journal World published daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas. Editor W C Simons 1891 1952 era noted. Monday Evening January 7 1963 edition lists editors managers and contact details.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Sunshine Lifts Morale In Lawrence Community
Weekend weather brought sun after a stretch of clouds and cold, lifting spirits across Lawrence as residents enjoyed milder temps. The piece notes how small acts like kind words can boost morale and urges polite friendly exchanges to keep the mood bright.
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Lawrence
Language requirement tightens for Foreign Service recruits
Beginning next July, new Foreign Service applicants must read and speak fluently at least one foreign language. Officials note that in 1958 about half of officers lacked language skills, while today nearly 90 percent have some knowledge and 64 percent hold professional proficiency. Forty languages are taught in Washington and overseas as examples of growing language emphasis.
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U.S. Foreign Service
Foreign Service
Harlan Cleveland
International Organization Affairs
Cleveland
Washington
State Department
Ethiopia
U S Navy sees Soviet sub program as a blunder
U S Navy officials say the Soviet Union built too many conventional diesel submarines while the United States led in nuclear subs. Analysts note Russia is shifting to nuclear subs, but the U S maintains a lead in undersea warfare that they expect to preserve.
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United States
U.S. Navy
Soviet Union
U.S
Russia
Healthier U.N. Enters 1963 In Promising Stance
In its 17 years the United Nations has blundered often yet shows more merits than demerits. The Cuban Crisis boosted its prestige by acting as a grievances forum, a means to marshal world opinion, and a channel for mediation through the Secretary General. More nations are assumed ready to act bravely on disputes.
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United Nations
U.N
U.N. faces grave financial problems and critics
The report notes ongoing grave financial problems and detractors within the organization yet argues the U.N. position is stronger than at any time since World War II. The hope is that within a year the agency and its members will show brighter prospects due to their behavior in the coming months.
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The
U.N
1963 Seen As Economy By Harvey Segal
The article argues 1963 may be the turning point in U.S. economic policy with a larger federal deficit to spur growth. It notes uneven growth over five years, persistent unemployment, and a growth gap between actual and potential output. It cites budget surpluses tightening consumption and investment and a 5 percent unemployment rate since 1957. It references the Council of Economic Advisers and the National Planning Association estimates. Copyright Washington Post.
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Roosevelt
Council of Economic Advisers
Gerhard Colm
National Planning Association
Retiring KU professor fans farewell recital and local news
Prof. Waldemar Gelich of the KU Fine Arts faculty retires this year and gives a farewell recital. Betty Lloyd wed Glenn Kappelman in Lawrence. Lions beat Atchison 40 39. Billy Pendleton leaves for Shattuck Academy. KU Soph Hop features Arlie Simmonds and Ben Pollack over a dispute settled by the Musicians Union. Methodist Church plays in Granada Theater during remodeling. Baldwin pupils start in a new $75,000 model school housing grades and high school. Musicians paid three dollars per hour plus a dollar for the leader for campus social functions.
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Waldemar Gelich
KU Fine Arts
Betty Lloyd
George Lloyd
Spring Hill
Glenn Kappelman
O. L. Kappelman
Lawrence
Lions
Atchison
Billy Pendleton
Shattuck Military Academy
Faribault
Minn
Arlie Simmonds
Ben Pollack
Pollack
Musicians’ Union
Methodist
Granada Theater
Baldwin
Hezekiah Reads Envelopes Then Prays for Peace
A biblical devotional note cites II Kings 19 14 where Hezekiah spreads a letter before the Lord and prays for goodwill toward all people. The prayer asks God to curb hate, avert violence, and guide seekers toward divine will in Christ.
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Hezekiah
Christ
Youths find new kicks in work on Lower East Side
In New York, Mobilization for Youth directs a $12.6 million three year effort to steer 16 to 21 year olds away from heroin and gang life by offering paid work in electrical, masonry and carpentry. The program includes neighborhood centers, teacher outreach, and home visits to help youths gain skills, stable routines, and social support.
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New York
Lower East Side
United States
Hector
Mobilization
Urban Youth Service Corps
Alcoholism and emotional factors in health discussants
Dear Dr Mother letters debate whether alcohol causes alcoholism and if emotional treatment helps. A teetotaler narrator argues treatment hinges on stopping drinking and notes social drinking can lead to dependence. Also mentions diabetes sugar link and urges study of alcoholics while drinking. A separate letter discusses jitter legs in elderly and home care tips. A question about an eight month old on vacation prompts advice to keep baby on routine.
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Edward V
Dr. Mother
Florida
C.M
Cary Grant and Others in Hollywood Gossip Bits
Cary Grant warns Sol Schwartz about Hong Kong tailoring and shows off a jacket while Schwartz jokes on Grant’s test. Menuhin records Berlioz Harold in Italy on viola, a feat last done by Paganini. Honolulu to get its first dog track soon as Sinatra begins Robbo filming. Dying merchandising consultant Tobe Davis noted for riding Mt. Blanc at 70. Hermione Gingold drafts autobiography Sirens Should Be Seen. James Baldwin returns to Paris to write Broadway play. 1943 Lewis Schary screenplay to be a Stern Day book. McGranery recalls $5,000 election bet and envelope mystery. Mineo bulldog aboard delay on Greatest Story Ever Told flight. Houseman to return to TV with CBS. Crick leaves Churchill College chapel plan. Gordon recalls Huston Dodsworth script. Langer dies, Broadway hits Shaw and O’Neill, Oklahoma! Carousel, and a gambling-house anecdote with Shaw. Langer’s 16 mm Shaw birthday reel ends with kiss, Shaw clarifies movies end. Picnic’s genre debated by Inge.
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Cary Grant
Sol Schwartz
Columbia Pictures
Hong Kong
Grant
Schwartz
Cary
Yehudi Menuhin
Berlioz
Harold
Italy
Menuhin
Paganini
Honolulu
Frank Sinatra
Richard Condon
Dean Martin
Sammy Davis Jr
Hermione Gingold
James Baldwin
Paris
Broadway
Sinclair Lewis
Dore Schary
MGM
Hitler
Stern & Day
James P. McGranery
Truman
American Airlines
L. A
Sal Mineo
Peter Mann
Mineo
John Houseman
Hollywood
CBS
Francis Crick
Churchill’s College
Cambridge
Max Gordon
America
Walter Huston
Ft. Myers
Gordon
Huston
Dodsworth
W. C. Fields
Lawrence Langer
Theater Guild
Shaw and O'Neill
Guild
West Side
Canfield
Bits of tidbits from Kit Carson to parakeets
Hal Boyle shares a collage of trivia from diverse topics. Dying wish of Kit Carson for chili is noted amid amusing facts about beauty parlors, cash use, a Greenwich Village deli sign, Irving Berlin, Oscar Wilde quotes, medical symbols, business mail cost, Greek postcards, birth of a kangaroo, animal toe counts, the Zanzibar British war, dating cautions, parakeet appetite, and James Branch Cabell’s quip about optimism and pessimism.
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New York
Kit Carson
Greenwich Village
America
Irving Berlin
Oscar Wilde
U.S
Greece
Zanzibar
Great Britain
James Branch Cabell
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Vice Pres
Dolph Pinons
She Dolph C. Simons
Bill Mayer
Adsetaha
Jack Zimmerman
Newa
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
By Harvey H. Segal
Washington Post
Old Home Town
Eve Edstrom
Th Citizens Advisory Council
Delancey and
Houston
Shell Oil Co
Macy’s
Beth Israel Hospital
City of
National Institute of Mental Health
Ford Foundation
President's Committee
Joseph Molner
Pal
Leonard Lyons
Tobe Davis
Mt. Blanc
McGranery
Horja
Langer
G. B. Shaw
Shaw
Hal Boyle
Interlands
Shielm
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