Lawrence Daily Journal World 1963 broadcast staff and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal World news page lists staff roles led by President and Editor Jr and by Dolph Simons with others including Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Eller and Business Manager. Publishing details show establishment in 1954 with W C Simons as editor and price rates for subscriptions and mail delivery. The edition date is Thursday Evening Jan 31 1963.
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Wwe
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Dolph Simons Dolph C. Simo
Community Building Annex bid turmoil raises costs burden
Lawrence City Commission postponed bidding for a west side Community Building Annex after costs rose from an estimated 40 000 to 45 000 and now face bids over the architect’s estimate. The plan may require adding water and sewer lines, removal of trees, relocation of park facilities, landscaping and furnishings funded by service clubs or city funds, pushing total near 55 000.
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Lawrence City Commission
South Park
City Commission
Kennedy cites US goal of strong united Europe in world role
President Kennedy reiterates 15 year aim to build a strong Europe that can stand with the United States as an equal partner. He notes France's de Gaulle blocks Britain from the Common Market, delaying economic harmony and West world development efforts.
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Kennedy
America
Europe
U.S
United States
France
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
Africa
Asia
Latin America
de Gaulle
European
West
Balance of Power and Civilian Control Debate
Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell Gilpatric defends strong civilian control of the military saying centralization is inevitable as defenses grow more complex. He credits automatic computing with enabling swift decisions on Nike Zeus, Skybolt, and RS-70 programs, noting McNamara and his role in such processes.
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Roswell Gilpatric
America
Gilpatric
McNamara
Balance in military civilian control to avoid rash power
The piece argues for balance between military advice and civilian oversight. Even capable leaders like Gilpatric and McNamara can errs and no single branch should dominate decisions. Excess power leads to danger, echoing fears of a Seven Days in May style overreach.
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Ted
Gilpatric
Robert McNamara
Kennedy campaign opens drive for a second term
The piece outlines John F. Kennedy's plan for re election stressing national purpose through peace and a stronger economy. It notes Nelson Rockefeller as GOP front runner and Kennedy’s campaign setup in industrial states with Stephen Smith at the DNC.
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Washington
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Gallup
Stephen Smith
Democratic National Committee
America
Community Notes and Local History Highlights
Donations to the Cancer Research Fund exceed $900 in Maurice W. Jencks memorials with funds going to KU Medical Center. Mrs. M. S. Winter hosts the Amigos Club. Lawrence Lions fall 64-59 to Ottawa in basketball. American Association of University Women marks centennial of coeducational college at Oberlin with speakers and university club dinner. Glenn Presnell leaves KU coaching for Nebraska. In 1923 Rotary hears advertising talk, Topeka police changes begin, and smoking rule questioned in the House.
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Cancer Research Fund
Maurice W. Jencks
Topeka
KU Medical Center
M. S. Winter
Amigos Club
Lawrence Lions
Ottawa
American Association of University Women
School For Women
Oberlin
Kansas
Louis Pound
Nebraska
Zodiac Club
University Club
A. J. Mix
E. H. Hollands
Carter Harrison
Joseph Wilkins
Glenn Presnell
L. N. Flint
Rotary
C. W. Carman
Earl Silverthorne
Floyd Lawrence
House of Representatives
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Verse Card
Verse from Matthew 18 20 promises Christ presence when believers gather. A prayer likens the soul to a hart panting for God seeking closeness and strength and peace through Jesus Christ. Amen.
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Jesus
Youth Infusion Needed in Legislatures Says Jack
A column argues septuagenarians belong less in legislatures than younger minds. It cites Rep. Peter P. Charland of New Hampshire, 75, urging a knee length rule on dresses as example of outdated thinking. The piece urges more free spirits and fewer entrenched elders in government.
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Appropriations
New Hampshire
Peter P. Charland
Letter to the editor praises Mr Ringler and condemns Mr Bailey
A Journal World reader defends Bob Ringler for his letters, mocks Mississippi University events, and challenges the idea that common man views are universally right. The letter criticizes moral standards, race comments, and appeals to American Brotherhood while praising vigilance for freedom and skepticism of sustained reasoned thought.
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Bob Ringler
Journal-World
Mr. Bailey
Harry Bailey
Mississippi University
Yourself
America
United States
H. L. Mencken
Lawrence Human Relations chief urges tolerance in race debate
James E. Titus, Chairman of the Lawrence Human Relations Commission, argues that Negroes seek equal rights and opportunities not moral judgment. He counters Mr. Ringler’s view, saying tolerance must come from all, not just from the Negro community, to end widespread intolerance in Lawrence.
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Mr. Ringler
Bailey
Journal- World
Lawrence
James E. Titus
Lawrence Human Relations Commission
Letter From Minister Defends Equal Citizenship Beliefs
A minister responds to Bob Ringler and Harry A Bailey Jr. stating pride in being American yet opposing second class citizenship. He recalls Crispus Attucks as the first American to die for liberty and notes African American ancestors who fought in the Civil War, affirming equal rights. The letter emphasizes moral opposition to segregation.
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Bob Ringler
Harry A. Bailey Jr
Mr. Bailey
Ringler
Crispus Attucks
Loyalty and struggle in a wartime era letter from H C McMillan
A letter from H. C. McMillan at 818 N.Y. St. Lawrence defends African American loyalty during war, notes inequities in tax supported higher education, and asserts ongoing fight for rights. McMillan, a minister, recalls World War II service and emphasizes American allegiance amid exploitation narratives.
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H. C., McMillan
N.Y. St. Lawrence
Traffic Toll Reaches 41 000 in 1962 U S
Chicago reports that nationwide traffic deaths climbed to a record 41 000 in 1962, a 8 percent rise from 1961. The fatality rate per 100 million miles increased to 5.3 as travel reached 767 billion miles and vehicle miles rose to 79 million. Drivers reached 91 million amid the growth.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Solomon's Way Used By Church in Arcadia
Arcadia Christian Church faced a pastor choice and hired both applicants. Rev. Craig Woolsey of Webb City Missouri and Rev. Charles Cable of Savenburg Kansas were each chosen to preach on alternating Sundays, with Woolsey handling the first and third Sundays and Cable the second and fourth.
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Arcadia, Kan
Arcadia Christian Church
Solomon
Craig Woolsey
Webb City
Charles Cable
Savenburg
Kan
Rosy O'Donnell to Retire and Dig Earth in Montana
Four star General Emmett Rosy O'Donnell, head of Air Forces in the Pacific, is set to retire this year at 56 after 35 years of service. He plans to move to Montana to shovel dirt and says he will finally do what he enjoys. The item follows a string of entertainment and public notices gathered in a single page.
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Rosy O'Donnell
Emmett
Rosy” O’donnell
Pacific
O'Donnell
Air Force
Montana
Florence Henderson
Fanny
Marilyn Monroe
Eros
Paul Hornung
Green Bay Packers
Screen Gems
Kirk Douglas
Vincent Flaherty
Gen. Pershing
Diana Manners
Duff Cooper
N.Y
Noel Coward
Diana
Coward
Madonna
J. D. Salinger
Dear Dr Mother and safety teeth care advice
A reader asks if pulling a child’s hair can damage the brain and if so how serious the risk is. A second question asks whether stain remover is safe for teeth and the doctor warns against irritants or poisons in such products. A third inquiry discusses fertility after ectopic pregnancy and tubal removal, noting outcomes depend on the remaining tube’s condition.
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Dr. Moiner
K.K
How to Recognize a Middle-Age Person
Hal Boyle offers humorous criteria for identifying middle age through shared memories, priorities, and everyday quirks. The piece notes reactions to aging such as recalling old stars, preferring puzzles to flirtations, valuing security over opportunity, and discomfort with modern trends.
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By Jack Zimmerman
Congress
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Leonard Lyons
Little, Brown
Jackie Gleason
John Wayne
Spain
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Copper Queen
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Broadway
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Jerry Lewis
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Perle Mesta
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