Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details July 5 1963
Lawrence Journal World issued Friday evening July 5 1963 chaired by President and Editor Saandnape with Managing Editor Woce and News Editor Ernest Pontius. Advertising and business roles listed with Simons family names and coverage by The Associated Press. Published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates cited.
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Vice Press
Saandnape
Tack Gin Merman
Woce Eee
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Wee
Woc
Simons, Mdltor
the World Company
Sixth
New Hamperhire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
High Stakes Moscow Talks Highlight East West Clash
Reporters will not cover the Soviet Chinese meetings in Moscow as doors close on a tense bid for influence. Chinese delegates arrive with orders to press hard and oppose Khrushchev while the Russians field their strongest team for a stubborn, hard line exchange. Analysts warn outcomes hinge on a clash between war readiness and coexistence as the world watches.
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Moscow
Red
Khrushchev
Chinese Communist Party
China
Iron Curtain
Not Just Dreamers Organs Replaced In Hospitals Of The Future
The article discusses future medical trends where diseased organs are replaced rather than treated. Hospitals would stock spare parts and patients would undergo surgery then rehab in specialized units before returning home. Ten years earlier skeptics doubted such changes, but rapid scientific progress has shifted opinions.
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Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
Blakeslee
Mass produced contract art hits hotels and inns
West Coast artist Dave Carian and Aaron Brothers Co show how contract art accelerates the turnover of abstract and oil paintings. With 12 in-house artists, the firm produces hundreds of works rapidly, priced from four fifty to over a hundred dollars, filling hotel rooms and lobby spaces.
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Dave Carian
Las Vegas
Carlan
Aaron Brothers Co
Los Angeles
Aaron Company
Aaron
The Friendly Bee Under Fire From Lethal News
Public Health Service notes rattlesnakes killed 94 Americans last year and black widow spiders 63 deaths while bee stings caused 124 fatalities. The piece urges reevaluation of the danger posed by honey bees and stresses prompt treatment after stings.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Be Venom Allergy Warns Against Underestimating Bees
A cautionary note compares bee venom allergy to rattlesnake danger, stressing that many people misjudge bees as harmless and warning of higher fatal risks from stings.
Hoosier Aims At Waste In Pentagon Purchases
Indiana Republican Earl Wilson denounces sole source procurement in military electronics. He cites Avco contracts in 1960 61 totaling over 100 million and notes a later competitive bid lower by 27.6 percent. Wilson warns of non competitive buys amid Defense Dept efforts to cut waste.
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Washington
Hoosier
Earl Wilson
Wilson
Pentagon
Indiana
Congressional Record
Congressional
S. Wilson
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
Executive Branch
House
Avco Electronics
Cleveland
Avco
Army
Courtney Johnson
Johnson
Signal Corps
Lawrence Area News Glimpses From Past Meetings and Budgets
A local attorney meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Brand west of Lawrence drew 27 members with Forrest Jackson as president and Jack Maxwell as treasurer. The Lawrence Board of Education approved a 1953 54 budget of 920 415 and new teachers Mrs June Smith and Roger Alan Ruth will join two special education rooms. Six years after Ober's store bankruptcy Burt Ober arrived to manage stock and ride the horse trolley on Massachusetts Street. C P Radcliffe joined him later and his son Charles helped at eight. A housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Justin Hill was held on West Eighth Street. In 1923 John Ise was reelected head of the Douglas County Humane Society and a dog shelter was planned to complement the city pound. Viola Kidwell of Grove Kan married Millard Hudson, office manager for Butler Sanderson. Mrs. Laverne Becker won the Old Fiddlers Contest at Woodland Park during the Fourth of July festivities.
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John Brand
Lawrence
Forrest Jackson
Jack Maxwell
Lawrence Board of Education
Lawrence Public Schools
June Smith
Roger Alan Ruth
Ober
Burt Ober
Massachusetts Street
C. P. Radcliffe
C. P
Charles
Justin Hill
West Eighth Street
John Ise
Douglas County Humane Society
George Barker
R. E. Protch
Frank Meierhoffer
Viola Frances Kidwell
C. C. Kidwell
Grove Kan
Millard F. Hudson
M. F. Hudson
Here
Butler-Sanderson Motor Co
Laverne Becker
Woodland Park
Today’s Bible Message on Liberty and Love
A brief religious note recalls Galatians 5 13 urging use of liberty to serve others in love. It includes a prayer asking forgiveness repentance and true liberty through faith in Jesus Christ.
Senators and Lip Service to Unlikely Things
Column remarks on U S senators and talk limits noting Everett Dirksen as a standout for verbosity. It satirically compares limiting speech to baseball rule changes and argues against censorship while praising Dirksen’s oratory and public visibility.
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Jack
Senators
Washington
Letters Editor Responds to War Discussion in Journal-World
A reader criticizes local perspectives on race, democracy, and activism. The letter questions why a local co ed travels far to combat racial inequality while urging Kansas to address its own community needs in Lawrence and North Lawrence. The writer reflects on guilt, patriotism, and broader social battles.
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Journal-World
Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence
Some Interlopers Have Hurt The Breed
Roark argues for press agents, praising their value in shaping public relations and industry narratives while criticizing others who misuse the role. He highlights notable figures in the field and asserts the profession’s overall usefulness despite abuses.
Testing for Malignancy Before and After Obstruction Surgery
The main test for malignancy is microscopic examination of tissue samples stained to reveal cancer cells. Preoperative biopsy is possible only if accessible. otherwise removal and examination of the obstructed tissue is automatic. After surgery, spread is best judged by lymph nodes and liver checks, not blood tests. The five year survival concept reflects absence of disease by that time. The ovum in the ovary does not develop when pregnancy is prevented by drugs.
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C.B
Papanicolaou
Governors at Get tysburg centennial in invitation chorus
Lyons den notes twenty eight governors accepted invitations to the centennial battle of Gettysburg celebration with Gov Scranton of Pennsylvania hosting a luncheon and leading a car cavalcade to the monument Adele Nathan directs the ceremonies and lines up the cars as soon as governors are loaded.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania
Adele Nathan
Sam Bronston
Greta Thyssen
Bradford Dillman
Marcello Mastroianni
The Day After a Holiday Hal Boyle
New York AP humorous column about post holiday office life with stories of sunburned workers, implausible rescues, odd wildlife sightings, a golf anecdote, and a traffic jam leading to a birth tale and a baby named Jammy.
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