Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff notice
The readable fragment lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff roles including President and Editor DOLPH C SIMONS Vice President Publisher BILL MAYER Managing Editor JACK ZIMMERMER ERNEST PONTIME SELLER and mentions the paper’s establishment and pricing details. It notes publication details for 1963 July 16 Tuesday evening.
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Simons
Dolph C Simons
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmierm
Ernest Pontime
Newnan
Busitnean
Estes
Traffic death toll and projections from 1962
The 1962 national traffic deaths exceed 40 000 with a death about every 14 minutes and injuries every 26 seconds. Bicycle and motor vehicle accidents kill 450 to 500 annually, many victims being youths. Pedestrian fatalities skew to the very young or elderly. Kansas population forecasts show one of four youngsters born today could be badly hurt or killed in traffic, but change is possible if minds are made up.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Shoes that fit and comfort over fashion for women
Dear Dr. Mother discusses women’s complaints about pointed toe fashion shoes. The writer argues for more comfortable designs and toe room, noting demand from many women and possible market impact if manufacturers respond.
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Dr. Mother
Sino Soviet split adds doubt on China's future power
Chiang Kai-shek officials argue the Sino Soviet rift stems from Moscow pulling aid and fueling Communist China's economic woes. They claim Mao's harsh stance reflects bitterness over Russia's 1961 withdrawal and three years of hardship, while others warn against overreliance on wishful theories.
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Russia
Red China
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Chiang
Médo Tse-tung
Peking
Nikita Khrushchev
Mao
Khrushchev
Moscow
Tribal Ties In Africa Shape Modern Politics
A Washington Post News Service report argues that tribal authority remains potent in Black Africa, influencing ministers and offices, election outcomes, and local governance. It notes Yoruba kings in Nigeria Ashanti chiefs Senegalese Marabouts Mossi chiefs and the enduring loyalty to chieftains despite French colonial attempts to suppress them.
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Nigeria
Senegal
Mossi Plains
French Africa
Guinea
Topeka Plan Requires Notifying Parents After School
The Topeka Board of Education adopts a policy requiring teachers to notify parents when a child is kept after school. Superintendent Dr. Merle R. Bolton says the plan should reduce late afternoon calls from worried parents and prevent misunderstandings about delays. Lawrence schools may discuss a similar plan before the 1963-64 year begins.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Grim Traffic Safety Warning From Kansas Official
Kansas safety director Claud R. McCamment warns that one in four youngsters born today in Kansas could face serious injury or death in a lifetime due to traffic accidents. He urges public awareness to change the ominous forecast and cites figures showing more than 4,600 children 14 and younger affected.
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Kansas
Claud R. McCamment
Ament
Old Home Town 10 Years Ago 1853 Highlights
A summary of Kansas City area history notes: B A Green Construction opened new offices on Iowa Street. KU student Gerald Imming designed the building. Capt Garland Landrith Jr. to ship from Korea to Formosa on July 27. Jayhawk Speedway stock cars crash with no serious injuries. William Allen White of Emporia noted as ASNE president. Doris Fleeson O Donnell KU 23 leads Women’s Press Club. Marvin Creager KU 04 Milwaukee Journal president of ASNE. Roy Roberts Kansas City Star Journal World EU led NA News Alliance AP Mangers Gridiron. Mrs Charles Ward of St Joseph recalls family struggles to the late 1850s in Lawrence for Douglas County Historical Society. Corrigan flew from New York to Ireland. City Commission ordered 2nd Street paving Massachusetts to Louisiana. KU Fine Arts School to benefit from Juilliard funds and scholarships. Viewers may first see television due to recent radio-transmitted photographs from Washington to Philadelphia.
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B. A. Green Construction Co
Iowa Street
Gerald Imming
Garland Landrith Jr
Korea
Formosa
Jayhawk Speedway
William Allen White
Emporia
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Doris Fleeson O'Donnell
KU ‘23
Women's Press Club
Marvin Creager
KU '04
Milwaukee Journal
ASNE
Roy Roberts
Kansas City Star
The
Journal-World
North American Newspaper Alliance
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Gridiron Club of
Washington
Charles Ward
St. Joseph
Anna Morgan
Lawrence
Douglas County Historical Society
Corrigan
Ireland
New York
Massachusetts
Louisiana
KU Fine Arts School
Juilliard Musical Foundation
Philadelphia
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer On Love Among Disciples
The passage from John 13 35 declares all men will know you are Christ disciples by love. A prayer thanks God for love and asks guidance to express Christ love through Jesus Christ and be worthy of the title. Amen.
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Jesus Christ
Lone Women in Bars Stir Social Controversy
Roaring piece argues discrimination against unescorted women in bars. Roark lampoons double standards, recalls New York saloon culture, and praises women’s votes and pay while calling for emancipation of ladies at the bar.
Rural Tone Pervades Athens As Intimacy Keeps Its Grip
Athens is described as a rural city in a modern capital, where ancient landmarks mix with everyday village life. The piece notes Acropolis views, Plaka’s narrow lanes, and a peasant-core population swelling Athens since 1893 after the Corinth Canal completion. Gossip drives social life, with coffee houses forging a tight, invasive community atmosphere.
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Athens
Corinth Canal
Peloponnese
Attica
Europe
Piraeus
Greece
Readers demand real news on Athletics Yankees score
A letter to the Journal-World criticizes lack of front page Athletics versus Yankees coverage. The writer argues Kansas City beat New York 11 to 10 in two innings and complains Associated Press wire copy was buried in a Cubs feature.
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Kansas City Athletics
Yankees
Athletics
Diamond
Kansas City
New York
Associated Press
Lindy McDaniel
Cubs
Finley
Messers Morey
Mayer
Beds Under Bed Talk Highlights Wartime Eloquence
Leonard Lyons notes Earl Alexander of Tunis in Jamaica at a dinner where socialites name drop with him. He recalls meeting Pope Pius during his Rome visit. In arts, Lerner Loewe may reunite, Marco Millions at Lincoln Center to be recorded by Columbia. NYU's Robert Gessner in Warsaw on Kosciuszko film. Michael Foote criticizes government over Profumo case.
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Earl Alexander of
Tunis
Britain
Jamaica
Alexander
Pope Pius
Lincoln Center
Columbia
O'Neill
NYU
Robert Gessner
Warsaw
USA
Poland
Treason
Kosciuszko
Michael Foote
Shame of Parents Shapes a Man Across a Life
Hal Boyle recalls the ache and growth from childhood shame to respect for his parents. He describes youthful fantasies of gypsy kidnappers, remorse over a cry from his mother, a car accident, and finally the moment of maturity when he sees his father in his own reflection.
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Bobby Kennedy
New York City
Tim and
Joe Costello
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Jimmy
Rafe Rakestraw
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Thessaly
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Acropolis
Parthenon
Lycabettus
Hymettus
Parnis
Sea
Plaka
Manchester Guardian
Ana
Earl Morey
Charlie Finley
Finley and Co
Leonard Lyons
Rome
Alan Jay Lerner
Frederick Loewe
Jose Quintero
Marco
Hal Boyle
Harold
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