Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details
Lawrence Journal World staff and basic credits list editors and publishers. The note presents the paper’s leadership, ownership history, address, and 1963 July 3 publication date.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1963
Page
2
Lawrence Journal World staff and basic credits list editors and publishers. The note presents the paper’s leadership, ownership history, address, and 1963 July 3 publication date.
Residents are urged to join the nationwide Ring the Bells for Freedom project this Thursday from noon to 12 02 pm. Bells from church, school, or cowbells will ring to honor liberty and unity with Independence Hall’s Liberty Bell as the symbol.
A disputed exile operation in Cuba appears to have involved at most 50 people and likely far fewer. The staged communique claiming landing operations damaged exile legitimacy and boosted Castro forces while eroding support and trust in the exile government.
Discount slowdowns reveal a harsh culling of fly by night operators. Failures stretch across the industry with over 5 billion dollars lost in 1962 and questions about whether big or small discounters survive. Customer attitudes hinge on price quality and service, not just the discount label.
The text critiques discount houses for poor merchandising and shabby treatment. It notes buyers tire of inferior goods and unpalatable surroundings and vows to no longer deal with repeat offenders, while stressing that genuine bargains require value for money.
President Kennedy weighs a major shift in international monetary policy with advisers urging a new multilateral solution to persistent deficits. Treasury and the Fed resist, while CA and the State Department push for a more automatic use of surplus reserves amid a growing balance of payments gap. Washington Post News Service
A roundup of brief local items includes Judge Hugh Means arranging a round the world cruise on a freighter out of San Francisco, early polio cases in the county, a new baby to Mr and Mrs Ben Simpson, first 100 degree day of the year, WPA paving work on Barker Avenue, Swedish banker Elof Larsson visiting cousins, a 50th wedding anniversary reception for Rev and Mrs Thomas H Popplewell, Lenna Wolgamott visiting Edith, a party for Lenna and William McAlearney with daisies, the League of Kansas Municipalities issuing a city official directory, E W Young buying the Evans Metcalf building for New York Cleaners remodeling.
A devotional snippet quotes Romans 6 16 on servitude to sin or righteousness and offers a prayer thanking God for the Son and asking the Spirit to free believers from besetting sins for a victorious life.
A humorous essay contrasts old fashioned home staying habits with modern jet travel spreading bugs worldwide. It cites grandpa’s anti travel ideas, hot baths, and bunions, then laments global illness spread from rapid movement and calls for cautious living and corn whisky as a joke.
A letter writer urges racial harmony through service and equal care at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, notes current workplace integration, opposes inter-racial marriage, and calls Lawrence to clean up Woodlawn Park to attract larger crowds and improve facilities and seating. Names listed as signers at the end.
In a letter to the Journal-World writers complain about dilapidated bleachers at Woodlawn Park where many local softball league games are played. They urge the city to replace worn seating, noting lack of paint and storage bleachers as possible replacements.
Finns view Russians as individuals rather than pawns amid East West exchanges. A writers seminary in Lahti drew 60 participants from Finland, Norway, Denmark, and Russia, featuring Vladimir Yermilov and Antti Timonen and sparking debate on socialist realism and capitalist ideals.
Dear Dr Mother asks about halting rheumatoid arthritis. The doctor explains diagnosis tests, prognosis, and treatment aims including rest nutrition heat exercises splinting and avoiding overexertion. Emphasizes attitude and prevention of infections, with salicylates and cautious steroids under medical guidance. Also advises smoking cessation for a relative with lung cancer and regular chest X rays for the smoker.
Fredric March in Seven Days in May shares a real life tale of a meeting with John F Kennedy in a hotel suite. March sends roses to the President and is invited downstairs for a brief chat before JFK departs. The anecdote ends with March presenting the roses as from the President. Eisenhower reportedly contemplates a Japan trip with his grandson and Dom director Lean to guide Dr Zhivago in Italy. Sharman Douglas hosts a casual BYOB gathering at her parents’ apartment last week.
New York dispatch recalls childhood joys and memories from early days. The column notes shifts in culture from cream soda to penny coins with Indian heads and depicts youth games and fashion, with reflections on Fourth of July accidents and social norms.
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