Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff Rosters and Publication Details
Lawrence Daily Journal World publishes from Sixth and New Hampshire Street in Lawrence Kansas. Dolph Simons Jr president and editor Ernest Pontius news editor Bill Mayer vice president publisher Jack Zgimmiekman managing editor. Published daily except Sunday with circulation rates and AP bureau membership. Evening edition dated Monday June 3 1963.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
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Lawrence, Kan
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Beginning of Graduation Hope Falls on New KU Grads
A campus editorial urges graduates to view a diploma as a springboard not a guarantee. It recalls a Korean War anecdote about a literate label on a service record to emphasize that what graduates do with their degree matters most.
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Kansas University
UCLA
Columbia
Hanging Gardens of Ramchandi Offer Self Help Model
In Orissa India a local school garden program uses basket gardens to grow vegetables and fruit in school plots. Children learn farming, share meals at school, and bring lessons home. The project, aided by FAO UNICEF and WHO, shows self sufficiency can beat costly aid.
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Ramchandi
India
U. S
Orissa
Food and Agriculture Organization
United Nations Children’s Fund
World Health Organization
Public Health Service
U. N. Children’s Fund
Babylon
Time Away In 1960 Campaign Speech by Kennedy
President Kennedy vows in a 1960 campaign speech to deliver action beyond the first 100 days, promising substantial progress and a strong agenda for his administration. He emphasizes swift nationwide efforts and ambitious reform measures to address national concerns.
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Kennedy
Absenteeism Debate Touches White House Time
A 1960s political debate cites Kennedy traveling 215 days in two years, with critics and supporters arguing over presidential workload and leisure. The discussion references Eisenhower’s era and locations like Hyannis Port and Palm Beach as examples of extended time away from the White House.
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Gettysburg
Republican Congressional Committee
Kennedy
White House
Hyannis Port
Palm Beach
Newport
Glen Ora
Senate moves toward nuclear test ban amid stalled talks
President Kennedy backs a ban and 32 senators join in urging agreement to halt atmospheric and ocean tests. Khrushchev and the Senate favor a ban, but gaps in understandings and politics risk a return to full-scale testing and a surge in arms spread and danger.
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Washington
Kennedy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United States Senate
Soviet Russia
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Mr. Kennedy
Senate
Khrushchev
United States
Russia
Topeka Channel Shifts and Local Arts Notes From 1953
In 1953 Topeka Channel 13 joined Topeka Broadcasting Co while Kansas City’s KCMO gained Channel 5. Baldwin dancer Karen McKinsey appeared at Lawrence High, BPW leaders Mary Neustifter and Juanita Miller attended Topeka convention, and Harold Fisher of the Baseball Little League announced six summer teams. Two golf spectators were killed by lightning in Hillcrest, the $5,000 match extended to 74 holes.
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Topeka
Channel 13 TV
Topeka Broadcasting Co
Kansas City
KCMO
Channel 5
Karen McKinsey
Baldwin
Maxine Lindley
Lawrence High
Mary Neustifter
Business and Professional Women
Juanita Miller
BPW
Harold Fisher
Baseball Little League
Tigers
Wade Pierce
Jayhawks
Bunny Black
Rinkeydinks
Byron Cox
Yankees
Oliver Beaman
Panthers
Carl Hird
Cubs
Warren Scott
Hillcrest
Bible Message and Prayer for Faith and Witnesses
Today’s bulletin quotes Acts 1 8 urging witnesses in Jerusalem Judaea Samaria and to the ends of the earth The prayer asks for the Holy Spirit’s power to bring others to Jesus and His salvation in faith and love Amen
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Jerusalem
Judaea
Samaria
Jesus
Kenya Seething Cauldron for Conflict in Africa
Robert C. Ruark argues Kenya's post election setup promises tribal rifts and clashes. Kikuyu dominance fuels regional tensions with Masai and Western tribes, while land disputes and Mau Mau remnants threaten stability as Zanzibar and British troops loom as key issues.
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Kenya
British East Africa
Foreign aid boosts U.S. economy through domestic orders
The article shows how foreign aid orders kept 1,100 Birmingham mill workers employed and $1.4 million in Mobile receipts from American Flag Lines. It notes 77 cents of aid dollars buy American goods, expanding support for AID among business and labor, while campaigns trumpet orders to lawmakers.
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Mobile
Pakistan
Congress
Capitol Hill
Agency For International Development
AID
United States
Commerce Department
XYZ
Ecuador
India
Europe
Japan
Relief and risks in continuing psychiatric meds and follow ups
A reader outlines husband’s long hospital history, current 100 mg thorizine three times daily, and fear of stopping meds. Dr Mother urges ongoing psychiatric supervision, periodic hospital calls, and clear doctor guidance, noting tranquilizers aid home treatment and relapse prevention.
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J. M
Murrow Rumored as Candidate In 1960 NY Senate Race
Sen. Kenneth Keating of New York hints at a challenge next year with Ed Murrow linked to the job. Murrow denies candidacy noting he declined a past bid. The report also mentions FDR Jr. and other political and entertainment notes with various figures visiting, debating, or commenting on media and culture.
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Frank Strong
A. T. Walker
Walter Sandelius
Baldwin and
Lawrence
Adams Company
Indianapolis
Holt
James Barrow
N. T. Veatch
R. J. DeLano
Paul Kimball
Kenneth Keating
R-N.y
Ed Murrow
Murrow
Keating
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
John F. Kennedy
Fdr Jr
Leland Hayward
England
Jean van den Heuvel
Clay Felker
Kim Novak
Miriam Makeba
Village Gate
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Robert Morley
Chicago
Newark
Groucho
Peter O’toole
Henry II
Becket
George Arliss
Roy Chalk
Puerto Rico
Richard Burton
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