Lawrence Journal World June 6 1963 front page
The Lawrence Daily Journal World issues its Thursday edition dated June 6 1963. The paper lists editorial leadership publisher president and editor W A C Simmons Jr Vine President Punisher Be Mayer managing editor Ernest Pontius advertising manager Ernie L Eiller and business manager W O Simons. It notes established in 1854 and details publication address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates for weekly carriers and mail.
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Dolea
Telephone
Douglas
United States
Ciesapostare
Lawrence Kan
Audi! Bureau of
Meinner
Associated Press
Lawrence United Fund Eyeing 1963 Drive Goal Set at 72900
The Lawrence United Fund board approves a 1963 goal of 72900, $411 under the 1962 need but $4900 above last year’s quota. Officials urge broader participation and fair share payroll giving to boost early campaign success during the October November drive period.
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United Fund Campaign
Lawrence
Kansas University
Chamber of Commerce
Factions Open as Vatican Cardinals Debate Papal Pick
The Vatican Ecumenical Council reveals a liberal and conservative split among cardinals as 82 live members prepare to elect John XXIII’s successor. The council highlights changing make up from 1958 and identifies major players including Cushing Meyer Ritter Leger and Italian leaders shaping the vote.
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Rome
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Sacred College of Cardinals
John XXIII
Sacred College
College of Cardinals
Pius XII
Pius XI
Germany
United States
Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Chicago
Albert Cardinal Meyer
St. Louis
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
Montreal
Paul Cardinal Leger
Russians Aim Mind Power for Space and Submarine Links
Reports say Soviet crash programs target mental telepathy to guide spacecraft and communicate with submarines. Eight research centers, an India exchange, and teams probe how thoughts transmit, with claims of potential mind to mind links and lunar communication.
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India
Mind Control Frontiers Then and Now
The text reflects on psychological science and its use of electronic and cybernetic methods. It notes that science has touched the human mind but has barely entered its domain. Most researchers believe future advances could surpass all past discoveries in impact and scope.
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British Medical Society
KU Commencement Day Marred by Rain at Hoch Auditorium
In 1953 Barstow and KU notes report a rainstorm forcing commencement into Hoch Auditorium with over 4 000 capacity and 1 500 turned away. Degrees awarded to 1 047 with 407 in Liberal Arts. Dr Clarence Dykstra gave the address. Ralph T O Neill presided. Peggy Anne Landon and June Hatch pictured as graduates.
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Hoch
University
College of Liberal Arts
Clarence Dykstra
Wisconsin University
Ralph T. O'Neill
Board of Regents
Peggy Anne Landon
June Hatch
KU Medical School
Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
Today’s Bible message cites John 15 26 27 about the Comforter testifying of Christ. A closing prayer asks eternal God for wise use of knowledge and for Christlike love to spread righteousness and peace across the earth.
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Christ
Jack's Straws-Problems in the Morning
Columnist Jack Zimmerman jokes about morning stiffness of the eyelids and its possible links to rheumatism while lampooning sleep habits and weather effects. He notes most cases stem from lack of sleep and celebratory excess, with few remedies beyond rest and acceptance.
Lady Bird Johnson Rejects Name on Israel Anniversary Ball
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson declined a Arab diplomat Najdat Safwat request to withdraw her name from the Israel 15th anniversary independence ball honorary committee. The event, at Sheraton Park Hotel, includes Adlai Stevenson and others. Safwat criticized the reply as evasive while Mrs. Johnson said she aims to stay accessible to all states of the near east.
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Israel
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U.N
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George Meany
Afl-Cio
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Association
Sheraton Park Hotel
Najdat Fathi Safwat
Near East
Safwat
Angola
Johnson
Safwal
Dean Rusk
State of Israel Bonds
Massachusetts
Tufts University
United States
Birth control pills and medical guidance questioned
Readers ask Dr Molner about birth control pills and clot risk. He says any drug should be guided by a physician and finds no proven link to vein clots. The column also covers gelatin in blood vessels milk digestion fruit juice mixing menopause effects in men endometriosis and new drugs pending review.
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Dr. Monler
V. L
Dr. Mother
J.C. No
M.S
Happy Chandler Faces End of Political Line After 14 Victories
The Kentucky statesman and former governor and U S senator appears finished after losing the Democratic primary. The piece recalls Chandler’s career, his colorful public persona, and anecdotes from his time in politics and baseball.
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Happy Chandler
Kentucky
U. S
Chandler
Washington
Louisville
Olsen and Johnson
Senate
Alben Barkley
Barkley
Nan Fabray Sees Comedy as Highest Art in Mr. President Role
Nanette Fabray discusses comedy as a demanding art form while finishing a nine month run as First Lady in Irving Berlin's Mr. President with Robert Ryan. She recalls a difficult past, notes hearing loss and use of a hearing aid, and mentions family ties and a hotel stay with President Kennedy nearby.
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New York
Nanette Fabray
MacBeth
Nan
Irving Berlin
Robert Ryan
Gertrude Lawrence
Mary Martin
Red Buttons
Ben Turpin
George Abbott
Miss Fabray
Kennedy
Jamie
United States
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