Lawrence Journal World Staff and Publishing Details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Monday evening January 21 1963 lists the staff headed by President and Editor Edolph C Lions Jr with Vice President Publisher Bill Mayer and Managing Editor Jack Zimmierman The paper established 1854 and published daily except Sunday in Lawrence Kansas with circulation rates and AP membership noted.
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Dolph Ae Mocrerdea
Edolph C Lions Jr
Bill Mayer Wu
Jack Zimmierman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Eece
Unemployment and Training Under a Service Economy
The piece discusses about 4 million unemployed in a 70 million labor force and the failure of the Kennedy Administration to cut joblessness below 6 percent. It notes regional mismatches between production and service demand, automation reducing available work, and the need for improved educational and vocational training to reinsert unskilled workers into production and service roles. It highlights migration of Negro workers from the South to industrial cities and argues for targeted programs to prepare people for skilled work amid technological change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kennedy
America
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
South
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Washington
Realist Doubts on Foreign Aid From Bell & Howell Leader
Charles H. Percy, Bell & Howell chairman, urges restricting U S aid to military and technical aid plus loans. He argues for fiscal restraint and a reappraisal of foreign economic assistance, warning utopian aims threaten national security and urging realism in domestic and international programs.
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Charles H. Percy
Bell & Howell Co
U.S
Percy
United States
Voices on Aid Policy Stir Contention and Public Welfare Debate
The remarks criticize direct cash handouts and warn of long term dependency. Proponent Mr. Percy faces opposition from liberal factions while supporters say assistance shapes character and work incentives.
Hong Kong Prepares for Lunar New Year Revels and Rich Foods
In the Year of the Rabbit the populace, led by workers in Hong Kong, readies the lunar New Year with lion dances and lavish food stalls. Debts are settled before the holiday, and peach blossoms, blessings, and family banquets mark the celebrations amid loud firecrackers and festive crowds.
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Hong Kong
United States
Los Angeles Times News Service
Founders' Day speech and local sports highlight
Dr Florence Dow president of Cottey College spoke at the PEO sisterhood Founders Day dinner. Lawrence routed Atchison 62 to 41 in basketball. The Board of Regents sought 400000 for TV stations at KU and K State.
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Florence Dow
Cottey College
PEO
Lawrence
Atchison
Board of Regents
Kansas
K-State
Five Times Suffered For Christ Message Card
A devotional note quotes Paul’s tribulations from II Corinthians 11 24 25 and prays for daily discipleship. It asks God to help believers witness always and submit to Jesus will, seeking forgiveness and Christ as King.
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Jesus
Christ
Nazi Money and the Swiss Numbered Account Myth
Geneva report explains Swiss numbered accounts preserve secrecy drawing legends of Nazi and gangster funds. It notes criminal cases can open accounts, civil actions do not block them, andUnclaimed funds may be returned after long inactivity though outcomes vary.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Robert le Clerq
Banque de l'Harpe
FBI
le Clerq
Interpol
International Police Organization
Zurich
Vio
Las Vegas
Lichtenstein
Dominican Republic
le Cerq
United States
Letters Editor: Lawrence annexation and zoning debate
Citizens express concern over city and county actions on zoning and annexation in Lawrence. They urge reconsideration to avoid higher taxes and overreach, noting public input was limited and urging cooperative, gradual growth and restraint by officials.
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Lawrence City Commission
Lawrence
Journal-World
Residents warn over rapid annexation near city limits
Minerva Davis of Lawrence argues that state annexation law is being used to grab rural land, urging amendments to protect surrounding property owners while noting a 4 H Fairgrounds area and 20 acres at risk. She calls on lawmakers and city officials to reconsider expansion rules and safeguard rights of nearby residents.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Journal-World
Douglas County
Minerva Davis
Mass
St. Lawrence
Understanding Myositis and its Treatments
Dear Dr Mother explains myositis causes, links to inflammation, and the role of diathermy, rest, and identifying underlying conditions. The reader learns heat helps pain and that the hospital visit aimed to uncover contributing factors. The piece notes non specific disease can affect various muscle areas.
Famous Joiners Pester Celebrities On Town
The Joiner Mary Heming way and A E Hotchner recall an uninvited guest at Shor's in Havana. Heming way calls such visitors joiners and, after a punch lesson story, the intruder is shown the door. Also features Sam Spiegel lavish parties and Zanuck at Fox. Memo notes on Saroyan, Bass, Sandburg, Auden, and Ethel Merman Las Vegas deal.
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Mary Hemingway
Shor's
A. E. Hotchner
Hemingway
Havana
William Saroyan
Ladies Home Journal
Mary Bass
Seventeen
Carl Sandburg
W.H. Auden
N.Y
Hal Boyle Preference Holds For Little Gals
A light column notes various trivia and observations from mail readers, including tall or short women preferences, cat populations, dog bites, racing into crossword humor, and cultural quirks. It presents eclectic items with pithy lines and cultural tidbits from food to weather.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Mr. Percy
By ED Meagher
Old Home Town
Lawrence Town Hall
Unitarian Church
Town Hall
C. B. Williams
J. P. Wilson
Grant Herod
Peckham Clothing
Mass. St
W & H. Lawrence
By John Crosby
Goering
al Capone
Carol of
Gladys Disque
Joseph Molner
N.D
O.K
Leonard Lyons
Hotchner
Western Front
Erich Maria Remarque
John Steinbeck
Remarque
Steinbeck
Sam Spiegel
Hollywood
London
Billy Wilder
David Lean
Spiegel
Wilder
Tahiti
Darry Zanuck
20Th Century Fox
Zanuck
Louvre
Ernest Lubitsch
Darryl Zanuck
Mona Lisa
Ethel Merman
Hal Boyle
American Feline Association
George Bernard Shaw
Norway
New Zealand
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Wadi Hiafa
Sudan
Africa
Istanbul
Turkey
Lore
H. L. Mencken
British Museum
Johnstown
Interlandi
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