Lawrence Journal World Publication Details July 24 1963
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and editors listed for the July 24 1963 issue. Names include Dolf Simons Tad Mayer Tack Zimmerman Ernest Pon and Isod. Published daily except Sunday by World Company in Lawrence Kansas with carrier and mail subscription rates and rights as an Associated Press member.
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Dolph Simons Woes
Nulph GC. Simons Jr
View Press
Tad. Mayer
Zimmerman Camee News
Ernest Pon
SQ Eller
Samous
the World Company
Rixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kap Telephone
Pelte
United States
Kan
Murray
Associated Press
Count to Ten: Heat Sparks Summer Temper Outbursts
In a July heat wave the piece notes how persistent heat and dry weather push families toward eruptions. It warns that a single hot day can trigger domestic conflict after prolonged sleepless nights and lists irritants from noisy neighbors to burning toast. The remedy is calm, deliberate counting to ten.
U.S. moves to curb payments deficit and gold drain
Kennedy proposes an 18 percent tax on foreign stock purchases and taxes on lending to foreigners to trim the balance of payments deficit. The Fed raises bank discount rates to deter dollar outflows while officials warn nations may further deplete U.S. gold reserves.
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United States
U.S
Kennedy
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Drug Setup Changes By EVE EDSTROM
Washington reform steps at the Narcotics Bureau bring dual leadership under Henry Giordano and James Reed with cabinet level scrutiny. The shift aims to ease harsh 1956 laws while supporting strict penalties for dealers and pushers. Reed backs study of policy and possible flexible treatment for addicts, pending final Commission recommendations.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Henry J. Giordano
James V. Bennett
Narcotics Bureau
Reed
Giordano
George H. Gaffney
Kenneth B. Keating
Keating
Advisory Commission On
Treasury
Lonborgs Host Surprise Housewarming in Westwood
Old Home Town reports Cary Middlecoff contending in the Kansas City Open Golf Tournament. Grasshoppers abound in Douglas County amid drought notes. Lawrence Club names Chick Pontius as new steward and Mrs Pontius to head dining. Willis Olmstead dies at 66, linked to local construction firm. Feature profiles Ernest Fellers quail hob by in his yard. A former KU student, Sidi Wirt, gains social prominence. Kiwanis Rotary luncheon precedes a 6 5 baseball win. Ancient tombs reference at Masonic Temple with Cavette cornice and Lotus Bud columns.
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A. C. Lonborg
Westwood Road
Kansas City
Cary Middlecoff
Douglas County
John Brand
Lawrence Country Club
Chick Pontius
Preenskeeper
Orville Stone
Pontius
Willis Olmstead
Lawrence
Ernest Fellers
N. H. St
Sidi Wirt
John Spreckles
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer for Peaceful Rest
Lord, now lettest Thou Thy servant depart in peace. O Lord, support us all the day long of our troublous life until the shadows lengthen. Grant safe lodging, holy rest, and peace at the last through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
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Jesus Christ
Call Him Anything But A Mechanic He Isn't
Roark laments his DIY ineptitude and balks at do it yourself ads. He mocks Furna-bit promoted furniture assembly and jokes about injuries from household tasks while insisting only a real mechanic can fix things. The piece blends self deprecation with playful critique of consumer repair culture.
Understanding a cardiogram and heart attacks explained
A reader questions a posterior wall infarction noted on a cardiogram and Dr Molner clarifies that a heart attack means interrupted coronary blood flow and can occur without a patient recognizing it. He explains scar tissue forms and advises awareness for long term heart health.
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Plase
L.B
Notable Figures and Entertainment Notes Across World Headlines
The column surveys diverse topics from Roger Blough and Ilse Koch to Arlene Francis and Earl Warren. It notes Nureyev in Paris, Coward gifting a record, Veeck on ownership quotes, Wilder's Arizona retreat, Poitier film scheduling, Mary Crosby's accident, and Ben-Gurion receiving new aides as Israel adopts a new leadership custom.
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White House
Roger Blough
U.S. Steel
Isa Koch
Beast of
Belsen
Germany
Arlene Francis
Earl Warren
Greece
Abc-Tv
Otto
Austria
Louis Ferdinand Hohenzollern
Simeon
Bulgaria
Don Carlos
Spain
Rudolf Nureyev
London
Royal Ballet
Paris
Riviera
LaTourbee
Nureyev
Russia
N.Y
Plisetskaya
Thornton Wilder
Arizona
United Artists
Sidney Poitier
Mary Crosby
John Crosby
Vacation Teaches Smythe His Place in Office
Hal Boyle humor piece follows Smythe returning from a three week seaside vacation to chaotic reentry. Colleagues misidentify him while he struggles to readjust, and the big boss grants a $20 bonus after mistaking his identity. Smythe finally collapses in tears at the end of the day.
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New York
Smythe
Quagmire Cottages
By-The-Sea
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