Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and Ownership Listing 1963
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff and ownership for July 8, 1963. Dolph C Simons Jr is vice president and editor, with D C Simons Sr as editor. Other roles include Bill Mayer as vice president-publisher Tack Zimmerman as managing editor Ernest Pontius as news director and Leo Eller as advertising manager. The paper, established in 1854, published daily except Sundays from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. Subscription rates are 34 cents weekly, $18.20 yearly by carrier, $11 yearly by mail outside carrier regions, with domestic postal rates. The publication is a member of Audit Bureau of Circulations and The Associated Press.
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the World Company
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Lawrence
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Garnett Riot Stirs National Attention With Alcohol Fueled Disorder
An article decries a Garnett sports car riot as a disgraceful display that could be used by Communists to attack American decadence. It argues mob psychology targets privileged youths, cites three taverns selling 21,60 beers the night of the disturbance, and warns alcohol and fast machines fuelled the unrest.
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Pop
Garnett
America
Congress weighs cuts to foreign aid amid public push for realism
Lawmakers discuss trimming up to one billion dollars from a four point five billion foreign aid package proposed by President Kennedy. The debate reflects broad dissatisfaction with aid results and a call to focus on effective, accountable assistance while avoiding wasteful programs.
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Congress
Kennedy
France
England
West Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Norway
Denmark
Italy
Japan
Africa
Europe
United States
Latin America
Nebraska Driver Education Pioneer Tracks Safe Driving Gains
Capt. Olin Witt launched the state’s first driver education program in 1939 with the Omaha School Board and the Cornhusker Motor Club. He taught 200 Omaha youths, reporting none of his students later suffered a fatal accident, arguing the program’s clear payoff.
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Nebraska
Olin Witt
Nebraska State Safety Patrol
Omaha School Board
Cornhusker Motor Club
Omaha
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Nebraska Pioneer Grades Driver Education In Schools
A Nebraska pioneer gives driver education in public schools an A grade, arguing lessons in traffic safety save lives. Officers note that parental driving habits can transfer to children, while school courses stay up to date and emphasize life and death stakes of driving.
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Nebraska
Population explosion shapes American toil and hope
A Washington Post analysis links the postwar baby boom to labor market strain and rising juvenile delinquency. It notes 1.2 million teens seeking work in May, teenagers of the class of 1947 entering the labor force, and a 17.8 percent teen unemployment rate with Negro teens hit hardest.
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Washington
Charity
United States
Vance Packard
Labor Department
New Dorsey Liberty Post Officers Named
Old Home Town list includes George Melvin Merton Harmon Richard Gibson Rev Albert Parker Rev George Towle Richard Rice and Ernest Klooz as the new officers of Dorsey Liberty American Legion Post No 14. June's heat records noted with 80.9 average. 1952 at 81.7. Prof Charles Weinaug KU consults in Venezuela for Mende Grande Oil Co. 23 years ago 1938 Glen Cunningham KU extension instructor. Edd A Wood resigns Law rence High coach to East High Wichita. Rev Gerald B Winrod Wichita seeks U S Senate nomination. Nine Kansas groups press Congressional inquiry into his fascist links. 4 years ago 1923 Gladys Jones marries William Johns Jr. KU registrar George O Foster raises high school accredition English math history science requirements.
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George Melvin
Merton Harmon
Richard Gibson
Albert Parker
George Towle
Richard Rice
Ernest Klooz
Dorsey-Liberty American Legton Post No
Charles Weinaug
Department of Petroleum Engineering
Venezuela
Mende Grande Oil Co
Edd A. Wood
Lawrence High
East High School
Wichita
Gerald B. Winrod
U. S
Kansas
Gladys Jones
Bert Jones
William Johns Jr
Sheriff
Will Johns
George O. Foster
Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
The note quotes 1 Corinthians 15 50 RSV about flesh and blood not inheriting the kingdom of God and urges daily life under divine guidance. A closing prayer asks for readiness to enter eternal life with Jesus and ends in Jesus name.
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TV Might Have Altered U S by Roark on Presidential Appea l
A column arguing television would have reshaped U S political history by favoring looks over brains. It cites Lincoln Washington Hoover Taft and Nixon as victims of surface value, praising Goldwater Romney and Rockefeller as paragons of modern Presidential appeal.
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Abe Lincoln
George Washington
Cal Coolidge
Warren G. Harding
Gregory Peck
Jimmy Walker
al Smith
East Side
Herbert Hoover
Robert Taft
New York
Barry Goldwater
George Romney
Nelson Rockefeller
Kennedy
Jack
Abe
Ape
Leavenworth County levee route debate draws questions
A letter from Leavenworth County residents questions the proposed levee path for the North Lawrence project. They urge the city of Lawrence to justify routing to Mud Creek and seek alternatives near Bismarck School road, citing cost and land impact. The correspondence targets Att. Gen. Kennedy and Interior Udall along with local officials. Marcel Achard served on a film festival jury, joking about naps during films.
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Leavenworth County
North Lawrence
Mud Creek
Lawrence
Drainage District Board
Bismarck Grove
Bismarck School Road
Leavenworth
Douglas County
Att. Gen
Sun Exposure In Moderation Is Wise For Health
Dear reader argues both sun and medicine require balance. Sun provides benefits like Vitamin D but excess raises skin cancer risk and burns. Early detection aids cure, yet moderation and gradual tanning prevent harm. Use sun wisely and avoid burning.
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England
Longevity lesson from a Philadelphia wedding notes
Notables gathered for the wedding of Nela Mann and Jerome Richter as Jan Peerce and Elaine Malbin performed. The bride’s four grandparents attended and Mann’s father shared a family longevity secret: a 10 minute outdoor walk when arguments occur. Harold Humes picketed the Soviet Consulate seeking news of Yevtushenko. Justice Felix Frankfurter plans include detailed funeral arrangements, viewed as prudent for all adults over 80.
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America
Philadelphia
Nela Mann
Jerome Richter
Jan Peerce
Met Opera
Elaine Malbin
Fredric Mann
Freddy
Mann
Felix Frankfurter
Tenors Must Guard Voices In Exec Ranks
Hal Boyle notes quirks from mailbag and science while cataloging odd facts. A throat specialist warns executives with tenor voices risk vocal strain when barking commands in baritone. The piece blends light trivia with social observations and humorous quips.
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New York
U.S
Isabella
Spain
Philadelphia
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