Lawrence Journal World 1963 Jan 29 Tuesday Evening Page
Lawrence Journal World issue dated Tuesday January 29 1963 lists staff roles and offices. Publication details include address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas staff editors publishers and rates.
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Vice Press
I Edhe
Jack Zimmerman Seme
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
Commentary on street crime and hoodlums in society
The column argues that beating and robbing people on the streets is abhorrent and calls for harsher consequences for rauding hoodlums. It contends young assailants choose violence regardless of society and implies victims deserve compensation in kind, reflecting a harsh punitive stance.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
SPS
Stroud Rejects Adoption Offer Citing Jail Habits
The Birdman of Alcatraz Robert Stroud received an adoption offer after a film about him. He declined stating his prison habits and nudity in his room would influence children and he cannot change. He explains noise at meals is normal in jail and jail life is not coed.
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Robert Stroud
Alcatraz
Stroud
Bay of Pigs Air Cover Debate In Washington
Observers question U S denials of air cover for the Bay of Pigs invasion noting evidence that top U S military planners helped and that promises may have been made then denied. Critics suggest a culture of lying to save face under the Kennedy administration.
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Washington
U.S
Cuba
Kennedys
John and
Robert
No. 1 Social Problem Family breakdown. sources cite divorce rise
The Family Service Association labels family breakdown as America's top social ill with figures on rising divorce rates, tripled juvenile delinquency, tripled illegitimacy, and 200000 emotionally disturbed admitted yearly. Experts urge family members to lead the remedy through guidance and stronger relationships.
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America
Family Service Association
Iit
FSA
Ann Landers
Ann
Why Not Ask Em About Eskimo Garment Innovation
A 15 year effort aims to match Eskimo warmth with synthetic textiles for a windproof yet breathable suit. The Royal Canadian Air Force pursues a permeable fabric to vent moisture while blocking cold. The piece notes Uncle Charlie’s humorous question of consulting Eskimos for practical know how.
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Royal Canadian Air Force
U.S
Charlie
Burton and Taylor Draw Crowd to London Spot Fight
A report notes Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor were involved in a crossing incident with London hoodlums. The actors were in public when the assault occurred, drawing attention and mixed reactions.
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Geme
Richard Burton
London
Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Korea Faces New Crisis Under Military Rule
The Los Angeles Times reports Korea faces political upheaval as a military junta led by Gen Park Chung Hee tightens control after a 1961 coup. Col Kim Chong Pil and Lt Gen Song Yo Chan shape the regime, with U.S. aid and troops serving as backdrop to upcoming elections and evolving governance.
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Seoul
Korea
United States
U.S
Park Chung Hee
Kim Chong Pil
Kim
Park
Kim Dong Ha
Supreme Council For National Reconstruction
Song Yo Chan
Song
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Chang Myun
Col
Central Intelligence Agency
Junta
Kansas Day notes span politicians and pages
Observers in Topeka recalled Lt. Gov. Fred Hall as a likely governor candidate after Kansas Day events with James Melton singing at a dinner. Andrew Schoeppel departed in humor over an actor’s hat. A. V. Wheat became 1954 Kansas GOP chair amid youth wave, with Mrs. Frank Boyd as vice president and Roy McCue as secretary-treasurer. 25 years ago Glenn Frank praised by Landon at luncheon. Frank Sullivan led Ex-Service Man's Club. Fred Brinkerhoff chaired Kansas Day Club. 1923 pageant Adventuring Over Kansas Trails entertained Women’s Kansas Day Club. Walter Sandelin joined KU Political Science as Rhodes scholar instructor.
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Kansas
Topeka
Fred Hall
James Melton
Andrew Schoeppel
Kansas Gop
A. V. Wheat
Frank Boyd
Roy McCue
Landon
Glenn Frank
Wisconsin University
Frank
Frank Sullivan
Lawrence
Fred Brinkerhoff
Kansas Day Club
Kansas Trails
Walter Sandelins
Idaho
Bible verse prayer message on unity and worship
A devotional note cites Romans 10 12 and invites congregants to treat worship as a catalyst for fellowship and love. The prayer asks God to help individuals contribute to a welcoming atmosphere in every church service.
Outlet for Manly Emotions by Crying
A columnist urges men to cry as a healthy emotional outlet and questions the stereotype that crying is unmanly. He notes many men lose the ability to shed tears, sharing personal grief and arguing that releasing emotions can make men kinder and stronger. He acknowledges social resistance to adopting crying as a personal habit.
Readers defend Knox editorials on education and tax policy
Letters from Phyllis Jackson and Paula Kaye Wood Perry defend controversial editorials about Dr Knox and school finance. They argue public involvement, state aid, and foundation funding are essential to equal education across Kansas, urging better library access and courtesy for all communities.
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Dr. Knox
Lawrence
Kan
Topeka
Kansas
Phyllis Jackson
Owens Lane
Lawrence Library restricts magazine access for out-of-town patrons
A Perry resident recalls a January 24 1963 incident at the Lawrence Library where she was limited to five magazines for a $5 fee, hindering her term paper research on thalidomide and prompting concerns about public library privileges and local travel costs.
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Lawrence
Perry
Letter to Bailey urges temper and gratitude in civil rights tone
Bob Ringler writes to Harry A. Bailey Jr. urging nonviolence and education after a January Journal-World letter. Ringler appeals to patriotic sacrifice, notes his grandfather’s WWII injuries, and stresses tolerance and moral standards for communal acceptance. He ends with a call for understanding and progress.
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Journal-World
Harry A. Bailey Jr
Stouffer Place
Kansas
Journal- World
America
Bob Ringler
Lawrence Ave
Dear Dr Mother Clarifies Syphilis Transmission and Trichina Risk
A reader asks if treated syphilis patients can transmit again and about pork trichina risk. The doctor says proper treatment prevents spread but reinfection is possible. In Kansas, trichina incidence is under 0.1 percent. cooking pork to 137 degrees F throughout destroys larvae. 18 minutes at 380 may not ensure safety.
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G.P
Kansas
Bathroom Quest Mirrors a Century of Domestic Frustration
Hal Boyle notes the American male’s dream of a bathroom of his own is a persistent lineage. From a backyard toilet in his grandfather’s era to shared spaces today, the narrator laments constant household breaches and jokes that only a sign of drastic measures could keep women, children, and even pets out.
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New York
America
Roger
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Ted Sell
Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town
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Paula Kaye Wood
Perry Rural High School
Perry, Kan
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