Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and details
Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Friday evening January 11 1963 lists staff roles including President Editor Poe C Simons Jr Managing Editor Jack Wam Misratnan and Advertising Manager Leo Eller with publishing history from 1954 and address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. It notes subscription rates 35 cents weekly 18 20 yearly for local and 11 yearly for elsewhere in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Poe C. Shsmons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Wam
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Standoff over Cuba Leaves Russia Stronger In Hemisphere
After tense Cuban Crisis talks, the United States and Soviet Union remain at a stalemate. About 16,000 Russian troops stay on Cuba with fears of hidden weapons. The U S refuses to guarantee no invasion. Russia rejects open inspections. The Soviets, perceived as stronger in the hemisphere, might pursue gains despite U S prestige, while the U S has lost vital ground.
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Cuba
U.S
Russia
Castro
United States
Western Hemisphere
Berlin
Capital Punishment Debate: Deters or Diminishes Society
The piece weighs arguments for and against capital punishment, notes media bias toward abolition, cites Judge Samuel Leibowitz supporting deterrence, and argues society must protect itself through lawful punishment. It questions rehabilitation limits and the persistence of irredeemable killers while warning against mercy that endangers others.
Quirks of Capital Punishment Debate Recurs in Society
The passage argues there is no blanket answer to capital punishment and warns against action driven by sensational TV portrayals. It calls for careful study by qualified people to address recurring dangers of releasing dangerous individuals and the moral conflicts surrounding execution.
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the Defenders
Sam Benedict
Senate Study On Vacation
Washington report on Senate scheduling proposals to add formal vacations or reduced weeks. Senator Mansfield leads a committee exploring longer recesses and fewer in-session days, aiming to ease workload while fronts oppose potential delays to money bills. Bi camera action may follow.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate Democrats
U. S
Mike Monroney
Dokla
Everett M. Dirksen
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Congress
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Dennis Chavez
Dn.m
Mansfield
Lincoln
Chamber
Monroney
Robert LaFollette Jr
R-Wis
John C. Pastore
R.I
Spessard I. Holland
Fla
Clinton P. Anderson
N.M
Frank Church
Idah
Gale W. McGee
Wyo
House
Westvaco plant first nitric acid unit at Sunflower Plant
Old Home Town recalls 1983 milestones in Kansas. Westvaco Chemical installed the first nitric acid plant of its kind at the Sunflower Ordnance Plant. Jayhawkers beat K State 65-50 and Iowa State 22-12. Lawrence taxes shown mild in a 16-town survey. An elderly couple near Great Bend counted a 1638-barrel oil well as a 63rd wedding present. Gwinn Henry renamed KU athletic director for 5500 yearly. Gov Jonathan Davis urged department salary cuts and board eliminations. Osborne’s Charles Mann elected Kansas House speaker. Charles Edmondson named captain of 1923 Lawrence High football.
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Westvaco Chemical Plant
Sunflower Ordnance Plant
Jayhawker Basketeers
Kstate
Great Bend
Gwinn Henry
Jonathan Davis
Charles Mann
Osborne
Kansas House of Representatives
Jayhawkers
Iowa State
Charles Edmondson
Lawrence
Today s Bible Message Faith Makes The Whole
A devotional prayer following Luke s verse thanks God for healing and strength. The text asks for intensified faith and for Christ s healing touching lives, seeking guidance and sustaining help through prayer in His name.
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Christ
Letters to Journal-World Editor Advocate for civil rights groups
Richard L. Burke and Catherine Weinaug address local issues in Lawrence. The letter endorses interracial organizations and collective action to combat discrimination in housing and employment, urging collaboration among the Lawrence League for the Practice of Democracy NAACP and Civil Rights Committee with churches and other groups.
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Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Civil Rights Committee
Lawrence
Lawrence League For the Practice of Democracy
NAACP
The
Richard L. Burke
Ohio St. Lawrence
For Sale Sign Ticket and a Tale of Local Concerns
Citizen questions legal basis for a ticket over a vehicle sign while recounting a past liquor case, a missing person arrest bid, and alleged police inaction. The letter asserts officers ignored liquor removal at a crash scene and details a 1962 yard work scam, urging scrutiny of law enforcement diligence.
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Lawrence
Rous
Answers to four household health questions in column
Mrs A M W asks about air in sleeping rooms, teen sleepwear, early coffee use, and raw milk. The columnist says ventilation matters, avoid overly tight houses, and not to fear closing windows with some air flow. Pajamas are optional, coffee is best avoided for children 15 to 20, and pasteurized milk is safer than raw milk which carries tuberculosis and other risks.
Notable 1950s Celebrity and UN Departure Gossip
A collage of high society and political tidbits notes Krishna Menon leaving the UN and Adlai Stevenson in New Delhi, Cesare Siepi’s Las Vegas debut, Dali signing at Doubleday, the Steinbecks moving residences, and other star sightings. The piece threads Broadway, TV, and press scandals with a light, speculative tone.
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Dru Heinz
Adlai Stevenson
U.N
Krishna Menon
Patriot
New Delhi
Cesare Siepi
Met
Las Vegas
Thunderbird
South Pacific
Doubleday’s
5Th Ave
Dali
Salvador Dali
John Steinbecks
Politico
N.Y
Ethel Merman
Korvette
Miss Merman
Perry Como
Noel Coward
Somerset Maugham
Maugham
Stephen Spender
Moscow
Burgess
McLean
Frustrations Of War A Reporter Recalls A Soldier's Guilt
Hal Boyle recounts a 29 year old Tunisian hospital memory. An American Jewish private, alone before two Nazis, killed one with a bayonet and later died, while his mind blamed his right arm for the killings. The doctor called it hysterical paralysis tied to guilt.
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Tunisia
North
Africa
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Harold Horn
Catherine Weinaug
Stratford Rd
Joseph Molner
Menon
Leonard Lyons
Lionel Bart
David Merrick
Judy Garland
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Miss Garland
Merrick
Walter Kerr
Kerr
London
Int. Rev. Dept
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Det
McNamara
India
Vaughan Meader
White House
President Goldfarb
Mister Goldfarb
Arlene Francis
Martin Gabel
Monaco
Richard Condon
Madrid
Bert Lahr
Giant Comics
Ziegfeld
Samuel Beckett
S. J. Perelman
Hal Boyle
New York
the Cynic’s
Interlands
State Planning Commission
Dnieper
California
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