Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and dates in 1963
Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead lists Dolph Simons as editor and publisher roles with staff names. Published daily except Sunday by World Company at Lawrence Kansas. July 10 1963 is a Wednesday evening issue with subscription rates and mailing details included.
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Woo. Simons
the World Company
New Hampshtire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence, Inn
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Lawrence Sees Growth From University Expansion and Garment Plant
Lawrence rapid growth is driven by the University expansion and diversified industry. A new garment factory begins, adding modest early employment with plans to grow, supported by the Chamber of Commerce surveys aiding the sportswear sector. The climate favors schools and factories as the city diversifies its payroll and living standards.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Chamber of Commerce
Cliff Manufacturing Company
Swope Park Faces Hoodlum Threats and Financing Issues
The Swope Park area in Kansas City is praised for its zoo and Starlight Theatre but is troubled by gang activity and gun incidents. Officials vow tougher policing to protect visitors and urge timely financing measures, arguing park users should bear costs to sustain continued operation and prevent decline.
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Kansas City
Swope Park
Swope Park Zoo
Starlight Theatre
De Gaulle Defeated on Bonn Visit as West Germany Strengthens Ties
De Gaulle returns from Bonn to Paris with little to show beyond a youth exchange program. Analysts view his trip as a fruitless setback, suggesting West Germany solidified links with the United States and the Western alliance, eclipsing French leadership ambitions in Europe.
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Charles de Gaulle
Bonn
Paris
West Germany
de Gaulle
United States
Western Alliance
France
Free Europe
Kennedy
Europe
Germany
Discretion and Diner Dining Tales in Public
A tale surfaces of a tour guide aboard an English Channel excursion boat who snatched the public address microphone and declared the $1.68 lunch not worth it. The head waiter story echoes similarly, but with discreet restraint.
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Bioname
Peace Bug Nips JFK
Washington columnist Bill Henry reviews President Kennedy’s European tour and the global scramble for peace. He likens JFK to past presidents who sought a peaceful era, notes praise from De Valera and Paul VI, and questions the political cost and limits of a nuclear test ban amid Khrushchev and Berlin concerns.
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Dublin
Eamon de Valera
John XXIII
Peace
Kennedy
Rome
Paul VI
Air Force I
Mao Tse-Tung
Nikita Khrushchev
Washington
Germany
Berlin
East Germany
Europe
White House
Old Home Town Recruits and Local Happenings In 1930s Notes
The clipping lists new State Highway Patrol recruit Charles Kolacny Jr. and local youth sports figures, plus a British Open win by Ben Hogan in Scotland. It notes street signs in West Hills, two new homes in Kansas City, and Round Table’s donation to the Public Library. It also mentions Howard Hughes’s non stop flight to Paris in 16 hours 38 minutes and bank profits rising, plus long tenure of Thomas Butcher at Emporia teachers college.
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Charles Kolacny Jr
Baldwin
State
Highway Patrol
Larry Stemmerman
Jerry Sego
Arlen Richardson
Young Recreation Commission
Jayhawk League
Scotland
Ben Hogan
West Hills
George Lowman
Ray Shackleford
Kansas City
Round Table
Public Library
Howard Hughes
Paris
New York
Lindbergh
Frederick Funston Jr
Emilio Apuinaldo Jr
Philippines
West Point
Citizens State Bank
Thomas Butcher
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Card
To all who receive him and believe in his name he gives power to become children of God. We thank Thee that Thou sent Thy Son to show us the way and that His love may abound in us. May our lives reflect His love to others. Amen.
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John
Jesus
Old Portable Record Player Defies Modern High Fidelity Fashion
A nostalgic note laments the shift from a 60 dollar portable phonograph to expensive, complex modern systems. The author opines on old machines, power reliability in Spain, and the necessity of impractical two year courses to operate new gear, while humorously resisting the high fidelity boom.
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Spain
M.lt
Editor Letters on Race Relations and White Responsibility
A reader critiques Journal-World editorials on civil rights, urging balanced analysis of discrimination in Lawrence. The letter argues Negroes demand timely opportunities, whites must acknowledge past domination, and nonviolent action alongside economic pressure can drive change through NAACP efforts and community mobilization.
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NAACP
CORE
Lawrence
Congress of Racial Equality
Why Lawrence Police Were Not Sent To Garnett Riot
Editor notes that highway patrolmen from Lawrence were dispatched to Garnett while Lawrence Police Department officers were not summoned as they lack cross city powers. Names of arrestees were rare from officers, and The Journal-World published no individual names from wire reports on the Garnett situation.
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Lawrence
Garnett
Journal- World
Lawrence Jaycees Thank Journal-World for Fireworks Support
The Lawrence Jaycees thank the Journal-World for strong publicity of their annual Fireworks Display. They deem it the year's major public service project and credit the paper for the large crowd. Winston Grantham Fireworks Chairman.
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Lawrence Jaycees
Journal-World
Journal- World
Winston Grantham
African development report from Williams notes rapid progress
New York AP G Mennen Williams assistant secretary of State for African affairs says African economic and social development is advancing rapidly after a 19 day trip to nine countries. He arrived in New York City by plane Tuesday night.
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New York
G. Mennen Williams
Williams
New York City
When Five Years Pass Hope Grows After Lung Cancer
A reader asks about life expectancy after lung cancer surgery. Dr Molner says five years without recurrence allows optimism for many more years. early detection via X rays is key and a single sign like bleeding can be an early warning. A second letter asks if a woman can become pregnant after ovary removal, and the doctor says yes.
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B.S.W
Dr. Mother
E.C.P
Medicinal Alcohol Theme Stirs Eisenhower Tale
Leonard Lyons recounts a humorous party anecdote about General Eisenhower praising alcohol’s “medicinal benefits” after a heart attack. The tale features Attorney General William P. Rogers and a phone moment with the President and Vice President, plus a note on Alicia Patterson and Harry Guggenheim’s marriage and wartime White House dinner hopes.
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Eisenhower
Alicia Patterson
Harry Guggenheim
Adlai Stevenson
Guggenheim
Stevenson
White House
Milt Kamen Finds Fame Without Marriage Prop
Hal Boyle profiles comedian Milt Kamen a bachelor who defies wife and mother in law jokes. Kamen pursues top night club status and TV panel work with a wry style later recalling a tough Brooklyn upbringing and time in an orphan asylum shaping his humor.
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New York
Milt Kamen
Kamen
Milt
Brownsville
Brooklyn
Murder, Inc
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