Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff Listing and Dates
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff details with editors and departments listed. Publication notes show 1963 date with Saturday edition and address in Lawrence Kansas.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1963
Page
4
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff details with editors and departments listed. Publication notes show 1963 date with Saturday edition and address in Lawrence Kansas.
Reports describe Kennedy outlining a new free world leadership concept and accepting friction with allies if needed. White House and State Department disputed quotes, London Times quoted verbatim. incident signals end of private background briefings and raises questions about administration news management.
Report notes Brazil's vote to abandon parliamentary government and empower a president. President Goulart pursues rapid parliamentary elimination amid inflation and deficits, facing supporters and wary opponents fearing possible dictatorship.
Agriculture Department scientists report a seedless watermelon development. A seedless fruit booster notes that such breakthroughs could tackle the large farm surplus of about four billion dollars a year.
A commentary notes U S public enthusiasm for the Mona Lisa as a cultural barometer. It questions whether a centuries old painting genuinely outdraws rival Elizabeth Feyler, reflecting on national attitudes toward culture.
Los Angeles analysis by Dr. Lewis Yablonsky portrays the modern criminal as a status seeking hipster who commits violent acts for thrill rather than profit. He contrasts old professional thieves with a new breed marked by impulsivity, lack of premeditation, and defection from associates to police.
A commemorative glance recalls 1953 budget talks urging no new taxes with a 72.9 million state budget and honors Paul Ingles former Lawrence fire chief with a diamond service button. Also notes a golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Berchnardt of Torregano and a 1888 Apple dance demo at KU.
A devotional note cites Luke where a disciple asks Jesus to teach prayer and asks God for intimacy that makes believers teachable in all areas of Christian living. The prayer invokes Christ and the Lord'.s Prayer structure.
Washington researchers Dr and Mrs Hubert Frings of the University of Hawaii review bioacoustics studies on using man-made sounds to deter or kill insects. While some effects show promise such as lethal or repelling sounds, practical deployment is limited by range, environmental reflection, cost, and limited efficacy against many pests.
Bruce D Mateer and G H Caldwell praise the Journal-World letter on the Hill column and Douglas County revaluation. They argue current Lawrence tax assessments show wide disparities with market values and urge an independent out of town appraising body to ensure fairness for city and county taxpayers.
A reader asks about a nine year old nail biting bed wetting and family stress. Dr Molner notes such behaviors reflect anxiety and may signal underlying issues such as physical illness or urinary infection requiring medical check.
The advice urges parental medical checks for bed wetting, notes anxiety and unhappy home life as root causes, and suggests counseling or AA for the husband. It questions the child’s wellbeing amid bickering and asks about a 14 year old’s daily whitish discharge and possible puberty signs.
Martha Hyer discussed her film A Girl Named Tamiko on Girl Talk and quipped about lines with Rock Hudson Laurence Harvey and William Holden. The piece also brushes on Lee Guinness private jet habits, obituaries for Rogers Hornsby and industry anecdotes from Norman Granz and Rose Tobias.
A catalog excerpt lists 1962 publications including New City Library Books such as Ships and the Sea by National Geographic Society and House and Garden Book of Interiors. Other titles cover gun history The Treasury of the Gun and biographies Escape from Red China and Cross Fire.
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