Lawrence Daily Journal World front matter June 14 1963
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff list and publication details for June 14 1963 show Dolph Simons as editor and publisher, Ernest Pontius as editor, Bill Mayer advertising manager, Jack Zimmerman managing editor, and circulation rates for carriers and mail. The item notes the paper is published daily except Sunday by World Company in Lawrence Kansas with a 1963 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
W.eeces
Jack Zimmerman
News
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. ©. Simons
of the World
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated
Fragments reveal humorous letters on life and politics
Hal Boyle prints mock fragments of letters that never reached recipients, ranging from a mock obituary of Oswald Frothingham-Frisbie to a dentist refund, a prize winner for Coolidge, a Dallas land swap, elopement plans, mink coats, and a Cabinet post invitation.
Kennedy Era Hunger Figures Questioned by Critics
The article contrasts a 17 million hungry Americans claim from 1960 with a Kennedy appointee’s 30 million in poverty and despair. It notes the House panel hearing led by William Anderson and questions the reliability and political use of such statistics amid calls for funding and reform.
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Kennedy
U.S
William Anderson
National Service Corps
House
Washington
House to Build Its Own Pool in Rayburn Building
The House approves an $80 million pool and gym for members in the Rayburn Building. Critics note cost from tax funds and call it vanity, while proponents cite health and exercise needs for representatives. Some urge mandatory use and penalties to curb taxpayer-funded travel and absences.
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U.S. House of Representatives
Congress
House
Rayburn House
Citizen
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Senate
J. Arthur Younger
Calif
Tom Steed
D-Okla
Steed
House of Representatives
Kennedy
U.S
Reds Use East German Exodus As Propaganda Tool
Western sources say 12 East Germans leaving via East Berlin were old ill or too young and labeled unusable for work by East German authorities. Over two years about 6,000 refugees have left under similar ordnance while propaganda rails against a non existent iron curtain. Kids are kept in camps with heavy indoctrination and parents in the West.
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Bonn
Germany
East Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
Ulbricht
Our
Republic
East Gemany
West Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
Berlin
Berlin Wall
Magdeburg
Kansas History Snaps From 1953 to 1923 on KU Campus and Town Life
A 1953 note recalls the 11th annual Girls State opening on the KU campus with 324 juniors and director Mrs. Fred Cady aided by 56 staff. It also shows Prof. Robert Taft beside the Mt. Oread marker near Lindley Hall.
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Kansas
Fred Cady
Osborne
Robert Taft
Mt. Oread
Lindley Hall
Today s Bible Message and Prayer Text
Scripture from II Timothy 3 16 MOFFATT declares all scripture inspired by God useful for teaching reproof amendment and moral discipline. The prayer thanks God for the Bible offering hope comfort power to overcome temptation and a Savior in Jesus name. Amen.
Two Sides Must Show Responsibility for Racial Harmony
The essay argues that true integration rests on both white society and successful Black Americans shedding intra racial snobbery. It cites Adam Clayton Powell on power and responsibility and notes the need to shift from color based status to shared improvement while rejecting hate and division.
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Adam Clayton Powell
Malcolm X
Washington, D. C
Tery
Powell
Washington
East Side
West Side
United States
Diet Is The Cure For Gastritis Says Doctor
Dear Dr means gastritis is irritation of stomach lining. Causes include corrosives spoiled food infections, alcohol, spicy foods, allergies, drugs, or overeating. Treatment centers on removing irritants and adopting a non irritant diet. medicines often unnecessary. Also notes concerns about breathlessness and overall health.
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M. N
Notable Aims and Appointments in Late Fall World Events
A rapid roundup notes Laszio Pap set to challenge for a world boxing title in New York this fall. Rumors of Justice Douglas retirement are denied as trustees of foundations and a college offered him top posts. Frederick Loewe recuperates after surgery in New York. British stars plan a July 4 Traitors Day party for Broadway’s British colony. Chagall will donate paintings to Jerusalem’s new art museum building. Vivien Leigh missed Cleopatra premiere due to touring in Tovarich. Haile Selassie to name his grandson heir. father’s revolt pardoned but memory remains. Tennessee Williams in Taormino growing a beard. Julie Andrews may play in London She Loves Me. Tony Walton to co-produce with Hal Prince. Carmine De Sapie weighing comeback run for district leader or Councilman at large.
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N. Y
Laszio Pap
Hungary
Justice Douglas
Supreme Court
One Eastern College
Frederick Loewe
New York Hospital
Broadway
Marc Chagall
Chagall
Jerusalem
New Art Museum
Vivien Leigh
Cleopatra
Tovarich
Haile Selassie
Riverdale Country School
Selassie
Tennessee Williams
Taormino
Sicily
Julie Andrews
Camelot
Barbara Cook
Tony Walton
Hal Prince
Carmine DeSapie
Tammany Hall
Wallace Tall in the Saddle After His Segregation Try
Wallace defied federal pressure at Alabama University doorway in Foster Auditorium amid desegregation, with Kennedy later speaking on civil rights. The episode boosted Wallace among moderates while Klan and White Citizens Council praised his stance. The firing of Medgar Evers shadowed the event and highlighted ongoing race tensions. Washington Post News Service
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabama
University of Alabama
Foster Auditorium
Kennedy
Wallace
Montgomery
Ku Klux Klan
White Citizens Council
Police Patrol Bicycle Sold by Mistake at Auction
GRIMSTAD Norway AP reports a policeman sold the police patrol bicycle by mistake for 3.50 at a lost property auction. The bike had a new 5 light. The buyer refused to return it, offering to lend the bike to the police until a replacement 60 dollar bicycle is bought.
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Grimstad
Norway
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Dallas
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Houston
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By Sterling Slappey
Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town
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Salina
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Topeka
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Thayer
Kansas League of Municipalities
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Robert E. Baker
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Washington Post News Service
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