Lawrence Daily Journal World 1963 Staff and Details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World announces staff roles for the Lawrence newspaper dated Wednesday Evening January 23, 1963. It lists positions including President and Editor Jr and other editors and managers with the paper published daily except Sunday by The World Company of Lawrence Kansas.
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Wee
Vica Pres
Dolph
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
South Park play center proposal prompts mixed feelings
Lawrence residents debate a $40,000 plan to create a new teen playroom in South Park. Some favor using the Kilworth property owned by the Presbyterian Church next to the park for a larger recreation expansion with parking, while others fear changes to the area and question expenditure. The church has offered to sell and officials are urged to study the offer further.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
South Park
Kilworth
Presbyterian Church
Massachusetts Street
President's Club disbanded and FDR Park plan advances
Steve Smith orders the $1,000 President's Club disbanded after donors sought dinners with JFK. Udall aims to raise $150,000 to buy Hyde Park land for a National Park, else a development. The piece also notes Broadway book buys, Marceau’s tours, and other cultural updates.
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Steve Smith
JFK
Secy
Udall
Hyde Park
Hilly Elkins
Frederic Morton
Broadway
Morris L. West
Literary Guild
Reader’s Digest
Ussr
Eddie Fisher
N.Y
Anchor Books
Ben Shahn
Judith
S. J. Perelman
Asia
Africa
Perelman
Bert Lahr
John Bircher
Lahr
U.S
Howard Lindsay
Russel Crouse
Marcel Marceau
Plaza
Oak Room
City Center
Governor Proposes New Kansas Programs Without a Clear Pay Plan
Gov. John Anderson outlines Wichita State University admission to the state system, a public school financing foundation, aged care, faculty scholarships, educational TV, a new economic development department, and an economic analysis office. He notes funding is unspecified and warns taxes may rise or spending must be cut. He asks who will tell Kansans how to pay for these proposals.
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John Anderson
Kansas
Wichita University
Department of Economic Development
Office of Economic Analysis
Candle-Lighter Alec Nove Praised For U S Soviet Understanding
The piece highlights Alec Nove a Russian native and Rose Morgan visiting professor at Kansas University for promoting people to people U S Soviet understanding. It commends his calm scholarly approach and contrasts it with hostile attitudes, urging more educators like him to light a candle rather than curse the darkness.
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Alec Nove
Russia
Rose Morgan
Kansas University
Journal-World
Nove
Europe
Prof. Nove
Lawrence Commission Advances South Park Recreation Center Plan
The Lawrence City Commission moves toward a combined teen and senior center in South Park with contracts soon to be signed. The project, costing $40,000 or more, passed the commission 3 to 2 amid debate over its scope and funding.
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Lawrence
South Park
Aid Programs For Home Aid Programs For Home
Washington The accelerated Public Works Program has pumped more money into severely depressed areas in three months than the Area Redevelopment Program in 16 months. West Virginia and Kentucky show substantial public works funding with hundreds of jobs created. the program aims to spur quick economic movement by building water systems hospitals libraries and courts. Washington Post News Service
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Washington
West Virginia
Kentucky
William L. Batt
Area Redevelopment Administration
ARA
High Noon tops AP poll as best film of 1953
The 1953 Associated Press poll named High Noon the year’s best movie and Gary Cooper its top performer. Gen Maxwell Taylor succeeded Gen James Van Fleet as commander of the Eighth Army in Korea upon retirement. KU established the Elizabeth M. Watkins scholarship fund. Summerfields set the girls’ qualifications equal to the boys.
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Associated Press
Gary Cooper
James van Fleet
Eighth Army
Korea
Maxwell Taylor
Elizabeth M. Watkins
Bible Message and Prayer Reflecting Chosen Vessel Theme
The passage from Acts 9 15 proclaims support for a chosen vessel to bear the name before Gentiles kings and Israelites. A prayer thanks God for daily missionary opportunities and asks for guidance to testify and inspire others to become Christ's disciples.
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Israel
Education and vocational training call for renewed focus
A letter from a Kansas resident recalls early efforts to consolidate rural schools in Texas and urges expansion of vocational training. The writer argues not all students aim for professional careers and cites industry needs, proposing a Lawrence trip to Milwaukee for ideas and federal support to boost local jobs and economy. He also references broader political critique, including Stalinist influence in the Soviet Union, via a visiting KU professor.
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Journal-World
Texas
Kansas University
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Milwaukee
Lawrence
Stalin
Molotov
Ussr
Soviet Union
Yusinn Keinmann
Editorial on employment bias and Negro education in the United States
The Journal-World editorial discusses the employment problem revealing racial bias. It notes migration of Negroes from the South to the North and claims many have limited schooling. It argues whites are favored regardless of education and that color often determines hiring.
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Journal-World
United States
South
Nove's balanced view on Khrushchev era cited
The Journal World piece praises Prof Nove for a centrist assessment of Soviet changes under Khrushchev. A Dijilas quote from Conversations With Stalin is highlighted for its critique of the party's failure to reform theory and practice.
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Journal-World
Prof. Nove
Dr. Nove
Far Right
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Milovan Dijilas
Stalin
Calcum Spurs Cause Neck Pain and Traction Treatment
A reader asks about calcum spurs in the neck bones causing head and scalp pains. A neurologist says overgrowths press nerves, producing referred pain. traction aims to relieve pressure, with surgery if needed.
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H.T
Journal-World Opinion Page description
The Journal-World presents editorials letters and cartoons where writers share opinions on public affairs. It promotes informed citizenship and vigorous discussion as essential to democracy.
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the Journal-World Opinion Page
Hal Boyle Delivers Snappy Jabs at Fashion Models
Hal Boyle collects quips from a fashion shoot about model life and money. The jokes poke at slender frames, pay per hour, and the glamour gap between expected lights and real backstage. A light, satirical glimpse of 1950s fashion culture.
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