Lawrence Journal World front matter still listing editors
The January 19 1963 issue presents the paper’s masthead with President and Editor Vice President Publisher and managing editor listed. It notes staff names including Ernest Pontius Leo Eller Dolph Simons and Dolph C Simon Bill Mayer. Publication details show daily schedule except Sunday and subscription rates for local and national mail.
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United States
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simon Bill
MAYER
Benefits in Harmony Between City and County Plans
Lawrence city commission backs an annexation program while Douglas County approves a three mile belt zoning plan around Lawrence. Both actions are progressive and, with cooperation, can bolster orderly future development. past collaboration has yielded gains and is hoped to continue.
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Lawrence City Commission
Douglas County Board of Commissioners
Lawrence
Fine Speaker List for Lawrence Features National Leaders
The coming month brings speakers including Associated Press president Paul Miller Barry Goldwater and Winthrop Rockefeller. Miller will receive the William Allen White Foundation journalism award and give a major speech at Lawrence. Goldwater will address a Kansas University convocation drawing wide attention. Rockefeller from Morristown Ark is set as featured speaker for the Lawrence Brotherhood Banquet.
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Lawrence
America
Associated Press
Paul Miller
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Winthrop Rockefeller
Miller
Gannett Newspapers
William Allen White Foundation
Goldwater
Kansas University
Rockefeller
Morristown
Ark
Lawrence Brotherhood
Kentucky Hap Chandler Seeks Third Governor Term
Veteran Kentucky figure A B Happy Chandler campaigns for a third term as governor as May primary nears. Bumper stickers reading ABC in 1963 appear statewide as observers note his long pursuit of public office.
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A. B
Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Happy
U.S
ABC
Swope Park to Consider Admission Fees for Park Maintenance
The Kansas City area note discusses Swope Park’s financial strain and the possibility of charging admission. It argues fees could fund improvements while aiming to keep access affordable, contrasting with national park fee movements and noting existing charges for theater and rides. The piece defends a phased, reasonable approach to ensure continued public enjoyment.
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Swope Park
Kansas City
Swope
Lawrence
Sooter Tops Boone as KU Voice Sings Star Spangled Banner
Ed Sooter, a Kansas University voice instructor, fronts the school band to perform The Star Spangled Banner before home games. The article notes Sooter’s strong, spine-tingling rendition and contrasts it with Pat Boone’s televised version, praising Sooter’s long training and exceptional performances.
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Pat Boone
Boone
Kansas University
Ed Sooter
Sooter
Rockets
Kennedy Bets on Supreme Court Case for Civil Rights
The piece notes Attorney General Robert Kennedy argues his first case before the Supreme Court, chosen for its discrimination issue in the South. A Kennedy delegation fills the gallery as the politically charged moment raises questions about the clan’s influence and potential verdict.
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Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
South
Supreme Court
Enrollment Worries Forecast Big College Growth
Enrollments are expected to double in the 1960s with 50.5 percent rise in the next two years concentrated in 1963-64 and 1964-65. Stanford counselor John D Black warns of emotional stress on campuses and urges preventive mental health measures as the numbers rise.
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John D. Black
Stanford U. Counseling and Testing Center
Stanford
Eton
God
Robert St. John
Hungary
Lawrence News in 1953 Highlights and Local Events
William O. Rice named vice president of Harris Trust in Chicago formerly of Lawrence. KU beat K-State 80 66 in basketball. A lone mail train bandit attempted a hold up at Lawrence but was foiled by three clerks. one was shot in the arm. Lawrence Woman's Club and Federation officers elected. A training school for domestic service offered in WPA program. Plans to pool railway freight cars draw criticism amid push for government ownership.
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William O. Rice
Chicago
Lawrence
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
Henry Collins
K-State
Shawnee Mission
WPA
William T. Kemper
Kansas City
Chicago Express
Eli-Dorsey American Legion Post
Boy Scout Organization
American Railway Association
Jesus Heals The Blind Man Through Faith
A biblical reflection cites Jesus telling the blind man to receive his sight and credits faith with salvation. A prayer thanks the Father for Jesus as physician, asking guidance, healing, and daily protection in His name.
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Jesus
Barbra Streisand Emerges as a Bright Talent Scout Record
Ruark hails Barbra Streisand as a 20 year old Brooklyn singer with wide range and stage presence. He praises her power, comic style, and ability to turn songs into torch numbers at the Blue Angel. He notes her rapid rise from theater to major nightclub fame and predicts a lasting career.
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Moose
Brooklyn
Barbra Streisand
Libby Holman
Helen Morgan
Ethel Merman
Lena
Ella
Sophie Tucker
Margaret Whiting
Lee Wiley
Lena Horne
Harold Menget
Enrico Caruso
Streisand
Sam
Understanding Hyperinsulinism and Hypoglycemia Effects
Reader questions on hyperinsulinism and low blood sugar explain how insulin and blood sugar interact. Dr Molner notes hyperinsulinism is rare and outlines symptoms tests and a protein heavy diet for hypoglycemia with possible low blood pressure and weight loss implications. The column also touches arthritis cod liver oil myths and a film note about Harm's Way.
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W.N
Dr. Molner
Sandburg Birthday Gift In 85th Dinner At Waldorf
Carl Sandburg received a used traveling tie case containing a new tie at his 85th birthday dinner in adjoining Waldorf ballrooms. The gift came from Mary Hemingway and had been used by Ernest Hemingway.
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Sandburg
Carl Sandburg
the Waldorf
Clais
Mary Hemingway
Ernest Hemingway
New York Times
Times
Adolph Ochs
Lake George
Ochs
New City Library 1962 Biblio Selections
A catalog of 1962 library titles including The Baroness and the General by Louise Hall Tharp, Credos and Curios by James Thurber, Kill and Overkill by Ralph E. Lapp, and Autobiography by Upton Sinclair. Also listed are operatic librettos edited by David Legerman, Chekhov: A Biography by Ernest J. Simmons, and novels by David Benedictus Allen Churchill Hammond Innes and Han Suyin, among others.
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Frederika von Riedesel
Britain
James Thurber
E. B. White
Mary Petty
Robert Benchley
Ralph E. Lapp
David G. Legerman
Upton Sinclair
Chekhov
Ernest J. Simmons
Benjamin Spock
Dr. Spock
Allen Churchill
Hammond Innes
Hebrides
David Benedictus
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Black
Old Home Town
C. E. Pontius
Charles Radcliffe
John Lees
Lawrence Woman's Club
Lawrence Federation of Women’s Clubs
C. E. Lindley
Anna Arnett
F. P. O'Brien
A. Lawrence
Barbara Streisand
Ruark
Robert C. Ruark
Miss Streisand
Blue Angel
Max Gordon
East Side
Belafonte
Carol Burnett
Dorothy Loudon
Mike
Elaine
The
Blue
Dick Gregory
Shelley Berman
Bobby Short
New York
Cole Porter
Harold Arlen
Sarah Vaughan
Peggy Lee
Barbra
Eramus High School
Joseph Molner
P.B
Paget's
Otto Preminger
Wendell Mays
James Bassett
Harm's Way
Bassett
Preminger
Leonard Lyons
Joseph H. Lookstein
Congregation
Kehilleth Jashurun
N.Y
David Merrick
Walter Kerr
Kerr
Merrick
Billy Rose
Eleanor Holm
Rose
Louis Nizer
Helena Rubinstein ¢An
Somerset Maugham
Maugham
N.Y. Giant
Frank Erickson
Erickson
New City Library Books
By T. Helyar
Baroness
Louise Hall Tharp
Ghislain de Diesbach
Janet Frame
Steve Allen
Han Suyin
Publishers’ Weekly
Burdick and Wheeler
Knebel and Bailey
Drury
Genius
Dennis
Porter
Charley
Steinbeck
Carson
Schulz
Hudson
Twain
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