Lawrence Journal World masthead and date
The entry shows the Lawrence Journal World masthead with staff roles and the date Tuesday Evening Jan 15 1963. It lists Dolph Simons as editor and Ril Mayer as president publisher, plus addresses and subscription rates.
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Dolph Simons
Apentient
Dolph C. Sumons
RIL Mayer Oo. Nee
Jack “Almmierman
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence, Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Kennedy Proposes Record Tax Cut Amid Budget Concerns
President Kennedy calls for a 13.5 billion tax cut to be phased in by 1965, while offering little on how to offset the deficit with spending cuts. Analysts question feasibility without clear budget impact and spending reductions. The speech stalls on Medicare and education reforms and highlights the debt dilemma behind tax relief.
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Kennedy
U.S
Congress
America
Asleep at the Switch about Kansas potatoes and research funding
The piece recalls Kansas potato history in Kaw Valley near Lawrence with 2200 freight carloads for a 20 mile stretch between Eudora and Perry. It notes California long whites disrupted Kansas markets, price potentials of 40 acre bottoms, and hints at tax-funded research for industrial and agricultural progress.
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Kansas
Kaw Valley
Lawrence
Eudora
Perry
California
Kansas potatoes miss in frozen foods demand
Researchers and officials discuss improving potato quality and storage for markets and processing. Despite broad advances from growers to consumers, Kansas lacks frozen potato products in stores due to inattention by elected leaders and industry, urging a proactive state research program now.
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Lawrence
Kansas
We Can't Relax President Warns Nation After Cuba Crisis
President Kennedy urges vigilance after averting nuclear war with Russia over Cuba. He cautions that absence of war or recession is not peace or growth and warns against complacency as Soviet influence in the Western Hemisphere grows.
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Kennedy
Union
Cuba
Russia
Honor for Winnie Urgent push for Churchill honorary U S citizen
The campaign to grant Sir Winston Churchill honorary U S citizenship gains urgency as he nears death at 88. President Kennedy supports the move, with hope Congress acts in the 88th session. only Lafayette before him has received the honor. Churchill, popular in American polls, is viewed as richly deserving.
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England
Sir Winston Churchill
United States
Winnie
Congress
Kennedy
Winston
U.S
Marquis de LaFayette
Britain
Churchill
KU Sigma Xi honorees and Kyoto language course set at KU
In 1953 Mahlon Ball of Lawrence led three KU undergraduates elected to Sigma Xi with Roger Price among graduates. A Fulbright Scholar Prof Yamashita planned KU's first Japanese language course. The 1938 note records truck sign laws and Fraizer sculpture sales at KU with Carnegie Grant.
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Sigma Xi
Mahlon Ball
Lawrence
Roger Price
Japan
Yamashita
Kansas
Bernard Frazier
Chicago Galleries Association
Norman Plummer
Plummer
Fraizer
Carnegie
Dyche Museum
Santa Fe Railway
Biblical Prayer Note on Faith and Peace
A devotional note cites Luke 7 50 with Jesus telling the woman that her faith saved her. A prayer asks for strength faith and love to conquer weakness sickness and troubles and to put all resources at Thy feet in the Master's name.
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Jesus
Jack's Straws Too Many Gallery Snobs
Art critic urges a common touch in the arts scene as Mona Lisa visits the U S. Readers are urged to welcome cultural visitors regardless of their credentials or prior knowledge. Appreciation matters more than snobbery and gatekeeping in museums and galleries.
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Jack
United States
Mona
Louvre
da Vinci
Gioconda
New York
U.S
White House
America
Letters to the Journal-World praise humane society work
The Douglas County Humane Society thanks the Journal-World for publicity and photos that helped place healthy animals from the Charles Ise Memorial Shelter. Martha Moore, president, notes continued support and asks readers to consider vaccination against polio and Sabin vaccine as free health insurance for families in Lawrence and Douglas County.
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Douglas County Humane Society
Journal-World
Charles Ise
Martha Moore
Polio Vaccine Boost Urges Lawrence Residents
A local appeal urges all Lawrence residents to take Sabin polio vaccine. A nurse shares personal experience with polio, noting seven family members, including Phillip, have had the Salk and Sabin series and stressing vaccines for men as well as children and pregnant women.
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Lawrence
Phillip
Salk
Sabin
To Your Good Health Dr. Molner Advice Column
Reader questions about frequent earaches and rock like head sensations. The doctor reassures that seeking care for minor illnesses is prudent and helps prevent complications, emphasizing reassurance and mental relief.
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P.C
Doctor Answers Health Questions on Ear Balance and Acne
The article explains how semi circular canals help balance and how congestion or salt intake can cause dizziness. It includes reader questions about acne in teens and risks after miscarriage with reassurances and medical guidance.
Reunion jokes and world figures pop up at various events
A collage of light anecdotes touches on Charles Feldman and his ex wife with JFK, Ruth Gordon's stage plans, John Galbraith back to Harvard, Rockefeller's dinner quip, Stokowski festivals, Ella Fitzgerald at Basin Street East, Rothschilds and Rossi, Gershwin and Van Nuys nuptials, Kowal’s film, Maugham musings, Hitchcock travel bits, Dali book promotions, Widmark’s London trip, and Langner memorial tales.
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White House
Charles K. Feldman
Jean Howard
Jfk
Feldman
Charlie
United States
James Meredith
Ole Miss
Ruth Gordon
Lillian Hellman
Gower Champion
John K. Galbraith
India
Harvard
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Leopold Stokowski
Carnegie Hall
Ella Fitzgerald
Count Basie
Basin Street East
Billy Reed
Little Club
Howard Keel
Keel
Reed
Edmond de Rothschild
Megeve
Tino Rossi
Rothschild
Rossi
Edmond
Ira Gershwin
I. P. Lazar
Mary van Nuys
Las Vegas
Mitchell Kowal
Jada
Goscie
Voice of America
Poland
Max Gober
Alfred Hitchcock
Hollywood
Ireland
Florida
Belgium
Salvador Dali
Doubleday Book Shop
Richard Widmark
London
Which Conclusions Do You Condone
Hal Boyle comments on common sense and social quirks with humorous takes on marriage politics wealth and daily life. The column offers short quips about presidential spouses fashion gossip nagging spouses and midlife observations with a light satirical tone.
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Kansas Agricultural Council
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Douglas County
Joseph Molner
R.W
Dr. Molner
Charles Feldman
Sy Leonard Lyons
Shubert
Maugham
Riviera
Oxford
Edward Chodorov
Tom Poston
Orson Welles
Rome
Bernie Allen
Lawrence Langner
Theater Guild
Tom Midgely
Midgely
Ohio
Katharine Hepburn
Miss Hepburn
Hal Boyle
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