Lawrence Journal World announces staff and 1963 date
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists its editorial leadership Dolph Simons president and editor Bill Mayer managing editor Tack Zimmerman news editor Ernest Pontius advertising manager Leo Eller and notes the paper published since 1854 with a 1963 date. It details subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions and states the newspaper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and the Associated Press.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph
Lions Jr. Ving
Bill Mayer
Tack Zimmerman Ae
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
A Toast to Enthusiasm and Optimism in Society
The piece laments cynicism and dour attitudes, praising enthusiasm and optimism as life-affirming. It argues negative thinking harms individuals and families, urging a more positive spirit even amid intellectual caution. It contrasts cheerful openness with skeptical musing and urges balance.
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Lawrence
Europe Faces Major Change After Adenauer Era
Europe will change next year with Britain’s Common Market decision and Adenauer's retirement. Schroeder could shape post Adenauer Bonn, while Erhard is favored to succeed. Brandt looms as an SDP reformer. Khrushchev sharpens East German pressure as Franco German ties adjust.
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London
Europe
Konrad Adenauer
Foreign Office
Gerhard Schroeder
Adenauer
Britain
de Gaulle
Schroeder
Bonn
Ludwig Erhard
Franz-Josef Strauss
Spiegel
Germany
Social Democratic Party
Berlin
Willy Brandt
de Gasperi
Nikita Khrushchev
East Germany
Nein
Soviet Union
Ceylon Expropriation Sparks U S Aid Standoff
The United States threatens to halt aid to Ceylon by February 1 unless compensation for expropriated American property is agreed. Twenty eight U S aid technicians face 30 day notices and a $1 3 million annual grant may be cut. The Hickenlooper amendment ties aid to cash compensation and was aimed at I T T Brasil.
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Ceylon
U.S
Sen
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Hickenlooper
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Brazil
Rio Grande Do Sul
Ceylon Aid Dilemma Halts Near Term Decisions
The article discusses U S aid to Ceylon and the risk of confiscation of American property if aid ends. It notes Ceylon's weak finances and doubts about any compensation, with fears of a shift toward Russia and Red China. It weighs stopping aid against potential courtship by Communist powers and the need for hard commitments.
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Ceylon
U.S
Russia
China
Old Home Town Highlights from Lawrence History
A 1953 item notes Leavenworth beat Lawrence 55 to 51 in basketball. Judge Hugh Means swore in 36 county officials in his final act before retirement after 32 years on the bench. The first of three proposed municipal parking lots opened.
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Leavenworth
Lawrence
Hugh Means
Lord Save Us Prayer Message
A devotional prayer excerpt invoking Jesus and God the Father. It pleads for forgiveness for disobedience, asks for power to do God's will, and gives thanks for salvation through Jesus Christ in the prayerful tone of a daily Bible message.
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Heavenly Father
Jesus Christ
What’s in a baby name says bard and dad
Jack Zimmerman riffs on naming a newborn girl and the dad’s joke about “Baby Girl” until Christine is chosen. The piece humorously tracks the long, thoughtful process of selecting one name and the relief when a final choice feels right.
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Shakespeare
Hire
Pat
Mike
Kay
Christine
Dear Dr Molner Health Qs on Addiction and Child Speech
Mrs A B asks how to spot early narcotics addiction in acquaintances and notes pupils and vein injections as signs. A two year old may be mute. experts urge normal language exposure and imitation. Additional letters cover eye swelling, rectal polyps versus enlarged papilla, and diabetes awareness with a mailed booklet offer.
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A.B
Sour Note Rings Over Inauguration
Des Moines union leaders protested the hiring of the Norman Lee orchestra of Wichita for Iowa governor elect Harold Hughes inaugural ball. Des Moines Local 75 argued the out-of-state choice and higher cost contrasted with a local bid of 169.40 for a 10-piece group, while the Wichita outfit charged 575 for the four hour engagement.
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Des Moines
American Federation of Musicians
Barber
Ralph Zarnow
Wichita
Steinbeck and Nobel Prize Tour Show Modest Style
Nobel laureate John Steinbeck remains modest in Stockholm after winning the prize. The King of Sweden, Mrs Steinbeck, and Baron Ramel are noted in social exchanges as Steinbeck resumes writing and jokes about ties and decorations.
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Steinbeck
John Steinbeck
Stockholm
Arthur Miller
Sweden
USA
Baron Steig Ramel
Foreign Office
Baron Ramel
John
America
Guadalupe
31 Day Wonders In Business Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle reflects on January as a pulse month in American offices. The piece traces the boom from a brisk start with ambitious goals to midwinter fatigue as enthusiasm fades and routines reclaim the workplace. A boss departs for Miami, hinting at expansion while staff drift back to late starts and longer breaks.
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New York
U. S
Phineas T. Boggle
Miami
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