Lawrence Journal-World 1963 Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Journal World staff listings for January 16 1963 include Dolph Simons editor Dolph C Simons vice president publisher Bill Mayer managing editor Jack Zimmermann news editor Ernest Pontius advertising manager Leo Eller business manager and W C Simons editor. announces daily publication with rates and offices.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmermann
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
City Inks Annexation Plan To Expand 34 Square Miles
The five city commissioners and City Manager Harold Horn approved annexing about 34 square miles or 2 200 acres, expanding the city by 40 percent. The move aims to guide orderly growth with protections not provided by the county zoning effort and marks strong civic leadership for Lawrence.
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Harold Horn
Lawrence
Governors annual message stirs talk of possible 14 bid
Gov John Anderson’s annual message to the legislature pleads for broad voter appeal. He signals support for Wichita University into the state system and urges admin remedies for discrimination while promising careful detail work by lawmakers. He backs harsher drunk driving penalties and retirement reforms, but keeps positions noncommittal, inviting speculation on his 14 electoral plans.
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John Anderson
Wichita
Wichita University
House
Senate
Sedgwick County
Anderson
Khrushchev Arrives in East Berlin Stirs Cold War Talk
Khrushchev declares the Soviet Union will bury capitalism and avoid spreading socialism by force while in East Berlin for the East German Communist Party Congress. He contrasts Kennedy's State of the Union with Soviet aims and hints Russians may pursue goals by nonmilitary means.
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Nikita Khrushchev
East Berlin
Soviet Union
Nikita
East Germany
U.S
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Berlin Congress Watch Says Khrushchev Targets China
The Berlin Party Congress will reveal Khrushchev’s push against China as he casts the wall as a protection, while east to west movement remains. Observers expect China to seek return to Moscow on Russian terms amid Sino Soviet tensions.
Argentina At Crossroads
Argentina faces a pivotal choice between democracy and authoritarian rule as a liberal military-led transition struggles with legitimacy. The June election may be held, but factions within the armed forces and the public mood cast doubt on a meaningful democratic outcome. Washington Post News Service
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Washington
Argentina
One-Platoon Football Returns and KU Leadership Changes
In 1963 the NCAA restored the one-platoon system drawing dismay. KU coach J W Sikes warned it would stress stamina while Dr John Jacobs moved from KU to Emporia State as acting president. Wesley Roberts became National Republican Party chair. Marion Anderson sang at KU Hoch Auditorium. Also noted: Morgan II, Lawrence farmer born 1856, died. his father among the New England Emigrant Aid settlers. In 1923 KU library broke ground, to cost 233000 dollars for 671 reading seats. KU Women’s Glee Club performed in Fraser Hall. Fielding Yost urged football as character builder.
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J. W. Sikes
John Jacobs
Lawrence
Emporia State
Wesley Roberts
Kansas
National Republican Party
Marion Anderson
Hoch Auditorium
Jonathan Flanders Morgan II
Willard
New England Emigrant Aid Society
Women's Glee Club
Agnes Husband
Fraser Hall
Fielding Yost
Michigan
Bible Message and Prayer Card
Today note quotes Luke 12 30 Your Father knows you need these things The prayer thanks God for care of the fatherless and widows and all children asks for trust and kindness to others in Jesus name Amen.
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Jesus
The Rich and the Dull in Another Land in Switzerland
A reporter surveys Geneva and its circle of ultra rich residents who call Switzerland home for stability privacy and tax perks yet find the country dull. Princes stars and magnates mingle while many live elsewhere part time. The piece questions why such wealth gathers where life lacks excitement.
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Chateau Bellereve
Prince Sadruddin Khan
Switzerland
Europe
Prince Khan
Arabia
Honolulu
Frankfurt
Noel Coward
Geneva
Winston Churchill
Queen Soraya
Local street crew aids driver stuck on 13th Street
Lawrence letter writer commends a city street-landing crew who helped free a stuck car on 13th between Ohio and Louisiana Streets at about 9 45 a m. One worker spread sand to assist the movement during a busy period. Robert L Neth Lawrence.
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Ohio
Louisiana
Robert L. Neth
Belle Crest
Lawrence
Drinking Sets Record in U S Liquor Consumption Rise
Washington AP reports 1962 liquor consumption reached 252.5 million gallons, a record and 1 million more than 1961. The Distilled Spirits Institute says consumption could rise to 260 to 262 million gallons in the current year.
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Washington
United States
The
Distilled Spirits Institute
Yves Montand Arrives in NYC for Kennedy Inaugural Anniversary
French actor Yves Montand arrives by plane in New York City en route to Washington for President Kennedy s second inaugural anniversary celebration at the National Guard Armory Friday.
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Yves Montand
New York City
Washington
Kennedy
National Guard Armory
Spot Spots and Floaters in Vision Bother Nervous Patients
Dear Dr Mother explains floaters or vitreous floaters are common and not a disease. If a floater is fixed it could indicate an eye disorder and should be evaluated. They do not cause blindness and cannot be removed. nervousness increases awareness of them. Also asks about sugar in urine and diabetes not caused by meals. infection can worsen control.
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S.H
Dr. Mother
M.M
Jim
Frances
Pal
Buddy
George
Congressman
Washington
Coventry Cathedral Cost Matches Four Seasons Price
The architect Basil Spence put Coventry Cathedral’s cost at 44 million dollars, the same figure cited for New York's Four Seasons restaurant including tapestry and sculpture. Other notes cover Oberon wearing Catherine the Great’s necklace, social gossip, and television plans.
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Carroll Baker
London
Star
Jack Garfein
Sir Basil Spence
Coventry Cathedral
Garfein
Cathedral
N.Y
Hal Boyle Double Talk Gets Big Play
Hal Boyle outlines the rise of double talk in 1963 social life with humorous examples and literal translations. He cites admissions offices at elite colleges and daily interactions showing how people say one thing and mean another.
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Vassar
Radcliffe
Bryn Mawr
Wellesley
Smith
Joe
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