Lawrence Journal World 1963 staff and rates notice
The Lawrence Journal World profiles its leadership and staff including President Editor Dolph C. Simone Jr and Managing Editor Jack Zimmermann. It lists subscription rates: 3d per week by carrier, $18.20 per year by mail in Douglas County, and $11 per year elsewhere in the United States. The notice is dated Saturday Evening July 20, 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Ac Engerieet
Congressmen seek name change for dam project near Lawrence
Lawmakers Robert Ellsworth and William Avery propose renaming the Perry Dam and Reservoir to Ozawkie Dam and Reservoir 18 miles northwest of Lawrence. The change would protect Ozawkie heritage as backwaters flood the town, while Perry remains four miles away. Ozawkie is an Indian name linked to the Sac tribe or a local chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ellsworth
William H. Avery
Perry
Lawrence
Ellsworth
Avery
Wakefield
Ozawkie
Ozankie
Here
Kennedy predicts moving America plan in 1964 campaign
President Kennedy, at a press conference, says he will claim economic gains in 1964 and argues Republicans will dispute the progress. He cites a near 90 billion dollar rise in GNP, 25 percent profits growth, and 10 percent higher farm income, while forecasting 22 million jobs needed in the coming decade. The piece notes jockeying by Nelson Rockefeller, Barry Goldwater, and Kennedy as the campaign begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
America
Republican National Committee
U. S
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
John Kennedy
Paint Vandals Face City Action and Parental Watch
The article argues a police staffing increase could curb teen vandalism by spray painting mail boxes signs and buildings. It suggests holding parents financially responsible and making arrests to deter damage and spur restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Lawrence
Ideas About Art Clarifies Ways to Judge Pictorial Works
The article notes widespread confusion in evaluating pictorial art and acknowledges that even experts admit uncertainty about what constitutes good, bad, or mediocre art. It reassures readers they are not alone in their questions.
Critics Clash Over Modern Art Public Involvement
The piece argues the public increasingly supplies visual value and meaning in modern art, reducing demand for artist input. Crosby suggests observers now interpret works like beer cans, challenging the artist’s role. The passage notes some material invites citizen interpretation out of necessity or scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Crosby
Irish Texans Echo In Dinner Talk On Irish Boasts
In a lively column Leonard Lyons notes Irishmen resemble Texans in boasting of true heritage. The piece references Levin producing The Girl Who Stayed for Supper and CBS financing his new show after a prior suit. JFK’s Ireland visit is linked with American press coverage and a quip about Texans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levin
Noel Coward
Bill Paley
CBS
Paley
Jfk
Ireland
Merriam Smith
White House
Lemass
Mr. Smith
Smith
Harriman Has Vital Status
Ex ambassador Harriman returns from Moscow with views on Kremlin aims and future Soviet policy. He may influence Congress as he weighs whether Moscow seeks disarmament, accelerates arms production, or pursues peace talks while shifting toward missile capability and anti missal defense. Los Angeles Times News Service
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Averell Harriman
Moscow
Kremlin
Washington
Congress
Soviet Union
United States
Red China
Peking
West
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
Khrushchev
Kennedy
America
Driving test by governor and two others for Dolores Ann
A 16 year old Dolores Ann, daughter of Governor Ed Dolor, passed three driving tests to obtain her license. Tests were by Topeka High School, Kansas Highway Patrol, and a ride with the governor himself. The event took place amid a Lawrence exhibition game and local civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Ann
Kansas
Topeka High School
State Highway Patrol
Ray Evans
Sifers Candy Co
Gallagher Motor Co
Lawrence
Today’s Bible Message Prayer on Loving One Another
The piece presents a Bible message from John 15 12 RSV urging believers to love as Jesus loved. A prayer asks God to strengthen and enable love beyond human weakness and to love even the unlovable through divine power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
What kind of a world will we be living in
A Washington Post News Service feature on a week-long Aegean cruise where thinkers like Sir Robert Matthew Edmund Bacon and others discuss urban planning challenges. The piece highlights four major trends driving city revolutions: population growth urban migration longer lifespans and changing transportation and communications. It notes Constantinos Doxiades and ekistics proposing sectoral city planning and neighborhood centers separate from traffic. The author reflects on planning ideas observed in Knossos and praises a renaissance approach to creating livable, connected communities.
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Aegean Sea
Robert Matthew
Edinburgh University
England
Edmund Bacon
Philadelphia
Stewart Bates
Central Mortgage and Housing Corp
Canada
Lyle Fitch
Institute of Public Administration
New York City
Manhattan
New York
New York Area
East Coast
Constantinos Doxiades
Doxiades
Athens
Mount Lycabettus
Acropolis
Ghana
Spain
Sudan
Minos
Knossos
Crete
Debunking Blood Purity Myths and Hearing Aid Help
Dr Molner explains there is no such thing as purifying or thinning blood by foods or tonics. Blood functions include nutrition, oxygen delivery, and waste removal, while false claims mislead about health. A reader asks about hearing loss. an otologist and lip reading are suggested. Fresh air aids sleep and does not cause colds.
New Library Picks Spotlight 1960s Biographies and Classics
Bonnie Schwartz Vincent by Joost Poldermans follows Vincent van Gogh and Theo in a fresh, letter rich biography. Hochstadter argues anti intellectualism shapes democracy in Anti Intellectualism in American Life. The Dark Traveler portrays Paul’s split self as family pressure grows. Morrow’s Black Man in the White House recounts civil rights era tension from a presidential staffer’s view. The Premier presents a Black Republic idea, while The Lost World of Quintana Roo details a lone expedition in Central America. The Psychiatrist and Other Stories collects Brazilian tales and Eichmann in Jerusalem analyzes the Eichmann trial. The Coin of Carthage reimagines Hannibal era with traders. Notes from a Bottle Found on the Beach at Carmel offers experimental writings. The Concubine tells Anne Boleyn’s life from Henry VIII’s court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Joost Poldermans
van Gogh
Theo
Richard Hochstadter
Hofstadter
Hodstadter
Josephine W. Johnson
Paul
White House
E. Frederic Morrow
Eisenhower
Sherman
Adams
Hagerty
Earl Conrad
Elmo Baines
Baines
Midwest
Quintana Roo
Michel Peissel
Central America
Psychiatrist
Machado de Assis
Machado
Eichmann
Jerusalem
Hannah Arendt
Dr. Arendt
Hitler
Europe
Germany
Adolf Eichmann
Carthage
Winifred Bruher
Hannibal
Alps
Africa
Zonas
Dasius
Italian
Rome
Carmel
Evan S. Connell Jr
San Francisco
Magazine of Arts and Letters
Norah Lofts
Henry VIII
Anne Boleyn
Current Best Sellers List Highlights 1960s Fiction and Nonfiction
Publishers Weekly compiles top sellers including Daphne du Maurier The Shoes of the Fish The Blowers and Caldwell The Grandmother The Priest Raise High the Roof Beam Carpenters and Seymour An Introduction by Salinger Nonfiction The Fire Next Time The Whole Truth and Nothing But Hopkins Travels with Charlie Steinbeck Happiness Is a Warm Puppy and I Owe Russia $1 200 Reflects era literary trends and notable names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blowers
Dun Maurier
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Jack Zimmerbmian
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AMA
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The
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Harriman
Ernest Conine
Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town
Lawrence Country Club
L. E. Rice
R. A. DeWatteville
Fredo Barteldes
Frank Dodds
Kansas Supreme Court
State Bonus Board
Ku Klux Klan
Topeka
C. B. Griffith
By James E. Clayton
Washington Post News Service
Joseph Molner
Dr. Molner
J.C
New City Library Books
By Bonnie Schwartz
Publishers’ Weekly
Cynics
Interlands
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