Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal World announces staff including Dolf Simons Jr editor and publisher Bill Mayer as ex managing editor Sack Gemmerman Ernest Pontius ads Leo Eller business manager and notes publication since 1854. Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas phone VI 3 1000 Saturday Evening June 8 1963.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill. Mayer
Tor Sack Gemmerman O
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
American women indifferent to French opinion in satire
Column argues most American women care about status in the United States, not how Frenchmen view them. It challenges the notion that French opinion could burn or burn the image of American women, citing Maginot Line and Edward Murrow.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
France
America
Edward Murrow
U.S
Rhett Butler
Scarlett O'Hara
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Service
United States Information Agency
Catholic Educators Warn of Financial Strain on Parochial Schools
Washington report: Catholic educators tell a Senate subcommittee that private Catholic schools serving about 5.5 million students face rising construction and maintenance costs, nurse nun shortages, and a shift of students to public schools. They cite rising salaries, more lay teachers, and need for space age curricula as pressures. Washington Post News Service
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Msgr
Frederick G. Hochwalt
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Senate
Msgr. Hochwalt
Archdiocese of
St. Louis
U. S. Office of Education
Hochwalt
Wilmington
Del
Oklahoma City
Kennedy to press ahead with European trip this month
President Kennedy appears set to proceed with his European tour despite domestic and foreign criticism that timing is wrong. He argues the visit serves American interests and shows independence, with Italians and Germans largely supportive while new Papal and Italian leaders arrive and a German chancellor exits.
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Kennedy
John XXII
Italy
Germany
U.S
Jaycee Fireworks Display To Shine In Memorial Stadium
Lawrence Jaycees announce a July 4 fireworks show at Memorial Stadium with a 30 piece band and planned new displays. They expect over 15 000 attendees and will spend more than 1700 dollars, with plastic wrappings to protect against rain. Tickets go on sale next week with early purchases saving money.
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Lawrence Jaycees
Memorial Stadium
Lawrence
Jaycees
Tax Form Delays Prompt Cautions On Refunds
The IRS notes many late-mailing returns created regional backlogs while promising that silence does not imply audits. Taxpayers awaiting refunds may request tracers if no news by June 15, with interest due if refunds aren’t paid by June 1.
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Internal Revenue Service
Uncle Sam
Questioning the 11 Percent Favorable View of American Women
A Murrow era report claimed only 11 percent of French men favored American women. The piece questions poll validity, asks whether such data affects respect for the U.S., and argues Americans should focus on national respect over popularity polls.
African unity pushes for action on apartheid and colonies
In UN talks, 32 African members form a coordinating committee to aid freedom fighters in Angola Mozambique Portuguese Guinea Southwest Africa and South Africa. Ghana’s Alex Quaison-Lackey warns of possible independent action if the council stalls. The move pressures London and Washington while offering the Soviet Union a chance to exploit divisions in the Security Council.
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U. N
Africa
Addis Ababa
South Africa
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Ghana
Security Council
Independent States of Africa
Dar-es-Salaam
Angola
Mozambique
Portuguese Guinea
Southwest Africa
Council
Lisbon
Pretoria
London
Washington
Old Home Town Anniversary Highlights From KU Alumni Era
Ninety years ago in 1953 Howard Engleman was elected KU Alumni Association president with Dean Russell and Roy Edwards as officers. Three Gold Medal graduates were honored and 1493 diplomas were awarded to students from 33 states and 19 countries.
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Howard Engleman
KU Alumni Association
Dean Russell
Roy Edwards
Brian Blades
George Washington University
Dorman O'Leary
Kansas City
Walter Haxman
Topeka
Elwood Sharp
Detroit
Franklin Murphy
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
The fruit of the Spirit lists love joy peace patience kindness goodness faithfulness gentleness and self control. A prayer asks God to give strength to hear and do His will in the name of Jesus.
How Edwards Spears Lifted De Gaulle to Fame
In a Los Angeles Tinea News Service report, Sir Edward Spears recalls salvaging Charles de Gaulle during France’s 1940 collapse. He asserts he alone chose De Gaulle, driven by courage and stature, via a London mission that reshaped Western Europe’s war effort.
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Reynaud
de Gaulle
France
Georges Mandel
Churchill
Lord French
B. I. FF
Fifth Army
von Kluck
Belgium
M. P
London
Sir Edward
Western
Europe
England
Spears
Bordeaux
Institute of Directors
Belgrave Square
Edward
Winston
Probing Portrait of Healers in A Hollow Society
Washington Post critic Glendy Culligan reviews Lillian Ross’s Vertical and Horizontal. The satire targets an ambitious Manhattan doctor and a psychoanalyst. It notes a social milieu of upper middle class Jewish New York where psychoanalysis serves as status. The book offers some hope through nonconformists like Dr Letkin and Miss Rosa.
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Spencer Fifield
al Blauberman
Upper East Side
Dr. Fifield
Spencer
Lillian Ross
Simon and Schuster
Dr. Blauberman
Scarsdale
Freud
Holden Caulfield
Marjorie Morningstar
Blauberman
Dr. Blaubermans
Miss Ross
Dr. Letkin
Fifield
Rosa
New Yorker
Letters to the editor praise local post office service
A reader responds to Robert Ruark's column criticizing the U S Post Office. The letter defends local mail workers, challenges Ruark to work a day delivering mail, and contrasts service with London. The writer signs Lynn McKenzie of 1328 Tenn St.
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Journal- World
Robert CC. Ruark
UU. S
Ruark
Lynn McKenzie
Tenn, St
To Your Good Health By Dr. Molner
A reader asks why her husband overeats despite a simple routine. Dr. Molner explains factors in appetite and signals from meals, work, and activity that can drive overeating. The letter cites a dinner of seven pork chops and desserts, illustrating mismatch between intake and energy needs.
Glass Blowers and Carpenters Lead In May Week
A list of works and authors appears in the May 6 issue, highlighting The Glass Blowers by Maurier and The Sand Pebbles by McKenna, with mentions of The Grandmothers by Caldwell and Seven Days by Knebel and Baile, among others.
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Maurier
Seymour
Salinger
McKenna
Knebel
Baile
Caldwell
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Dr. Mother
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Los Angeles
Tinea News Service
Glendy Culligan
Washington Post
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