Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and details 1963
The item lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff: Dolph Simons as president and editor, D C Simons Jr. as vice president and publisher, Jack Zimmerman as managing editor, Pontius as editor, Leo Eller as advertising manager, and W C Simons as editor emeritus. It notes established 1864 and publication details at Sixth and New Hampshire Street, Lawrence Kansas. It also lists subscription rates and stamps, with AP and Audit Bureau affiliations. Dated Saturday June 15, 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph CG
Simone Jr
Bill Mayer
Ing
Jack Zimmerman
Aed
Ewe
Eee Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Street
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Contrast in space programs highlights safety and openness
The article contrasts American and Soviet space approaches, praising the U S focus on safe launches and public observation against Russian secrecy. It notes possible Soviet sacrifices and suggests public opinion favors the American "fish bowl" transparency despite propaganda concerns.
Welfare Racket in Scotts Bluff County
Scotts Bluff County Nebraska officials announce welfare aid cuts to able bodied persons and families who refuse work. Eight women have been refused rent food and utilities as the county shifts funding to missing farm jobs. The board cites local farm labor demand while recounting similar cheating cases linked to unemployment benefits in other states.
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Scotts Bluff
Gering
Neb
County Board of Commissioners
Leroy
Wichita
Kansas
Arkansas
Ozark
Topeka Board Study Reports High School Pregnancies
The board found 40 married high school students and 26 high school girls who became pregnant in the past year. The survey aimed to guide policy on married pupils and unwed pregnancies, while the Capital urged broad community responsibility beyond schools.
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Topeka Board of Education
Topeka
Business Leaders Urged to Enter Politics
Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy James A. Farley and former President Eisenhower urged business executives to enter politics to preserve effective government. Kennedy argued for active involvement by businessmen in Washington, while Farley and Eisenhower stressed politics as a mechanism for protecting democracy and applying business experience.
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United States
Atty
Robert Kennedy
James A. Farley
Dwight Eisenhower
Young Kennedy
Washington
Farley
Eisenhower
Busi
Businessmen urged to engage in politics for strong self-government
Eisenhower and three businessmen urged greater business involvement in politics from local government to the White House. They argued that self-government requires active participation beyond voting and warned that neglect would endanger the nation. Each speaker offered barbs but focused on bipartisan service to the country.
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White House
Congress
Eisenhower
Peace Initiatives Show Wide Gap In Leadership
United Nations reports two contrasting peace efforts by Fidel Castro and John F. Kennedy. Castro hints at normalizing relations while Kennedy urges practical steps toward genuine peace, urging Americans to adopt a hopeful stance despite Cold War inertia. The piece notes possible reactions as a shift toward restraint and realism.
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United Nations
Fidel Castro
John F. Kennedy
Castro
United States
Kremlin
Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Old Home Town 10 Years Ago 1933 Highlights
Hutchinson couple Ann Wagner and Robert Nash wed. Chanute's Shiela Nation named Girls State governor with Vera Stough as lieutenant governor. Concordia builds a new polio ward. KU adds a 25000 dollar Phi Delta Theta addition. McLouth beauty queen Letha Jane Chapman at Baker. Pittsburg rain exceeds six inches in eight hours. Parsons flooded, wheat damage statewide. Free Show at Patee hosts 70 children. three junior towns run by Kathleen Davis. Prof. A T Walker delayed en route to Colorado University by three days of rain at Wakeeney. Wheat damage from Hessian fly about ten percent.
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Ann Wagner
Grant Wagner
Hutchinson
Robert Alan Nash
Bert Nash
Lawrence
Shiela Nation
Chanute
Girls State
Vera Stough
Concordia
Phi Delta Theta
Letha Jane Chapman
McLouth
Baker University
Pittsburg
Parsons
Clair Patee
Woodlawn
New York
South Park
Kathleen Davis
A. T. Walker
Colorado University
Wakeeney
Bible Message And Prayer Reflections For Daily Living
Today’s Bible message offers comfort from Psalm 119 50 and a prayer thanking God for the Bible. The prayer asks for inspiration strength and a willing heart to follow The Savior in daily life and living.
Metropolitan Miami’s Metro braces for regional government rift
After six years Metro, the central government over Dade County and 27 cities, battles to cross old boundaries and solve urban sprawl. It has created a county wide traffic code and seaport control, while unincorporated areas swell and city critics push consolidation as the cure.
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METRO
Miami
Fla
U. S
America
Dade County
Dade County Commission
Florida
Islandia
Miami Beach
U. S. Supreme Court
Coral Gables
Dade
Irving McNair
Montgomery County
McNair
Washington Post News Service
New Look of Steel Industry Brought on by Competition
Article describes a shift in the U S steel industry from a protected, high price stance to a competitive, market driven approach. It notes wage pressures, substitution by rival materials, Western Europe and Japan plant gains, and a shift in industry behavior toward customers and labor.
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Washington
Hanter
Europe
Japan
United States
Liz Taylor Hopeful Maria Will Walk in Eight Weeks
Elizabeth Taylor visits the Nuffield Clinic in Oxford with her adopted daughter Maria to seek relief for a hip infirmity. Orthopedic experts across Europe have not helped, but the clinic now promises Maria will walk in eight weeks.
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Hope
Elizabeth Taylor
Maria
Eddie Fisher
Nuffield Clinic
Oxford
Miss Taylor
Europe
Water and health questions answered by Dear Dr Mother
An advisory column addresses softened water safety for those on low-salt diets and tastes. It notes leukemia is not contagious between people. It discusses a needleless injector for painless injections, liver enlargement evaluation, and osteomyelitis treatment with bone scraping and antibiotics.
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J.A.S
M.D. I
A.R
New City Library 1963 Catalog of Notable Reads
The 1963 library catalog lists diverse titles from Dillinger days to Dostoevsky. Notable works include Toland’s Dillinger chronicle Morison’s Two Ocean War and Cousteau’s Living Sea with further entries by Kurzman Eyre Johnson and Vonnegut.
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Dillinger
John Toland
John Dillinger
America
Herbert Hoover
William Nichols
Samuel Eliot Morison
United States Navy
David Magarshack
Mr. Magarshack
Dostoesky
Jacques- Yves Cousteau
New York State
Pennsylvania
Lake Ontario
Amy
Katherine Wigmore Eyre
Florence
Jakob
Uwe Johnson
Jakob Abs
George Johnston
Book Fragments Hint at Mixed Classic Notes
A fragmentary list of titles and authors presents partial mentions of works by Steinbeck Schulz Baldwin and other figures. The garbled line reads like a collage of nonfiction and fiction references with no cohesive narrative or dates.
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Hopper
Bhrough
Charley
Steinbeck
Schulz
Baldwin
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Oldline Steel
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Liz Taylor
Leonard Lyons
JFK
Beverly Hills
Jack Benny
Benny
Maurice Edelman
Vatican
Margaret
Joseph Molner
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
China
Aleen Leslie
Pittsburgh
Morris L. West
Peter
Christ
Herbert Gold
Dan
Kurt Vonnegut
Caesar
Bokonon
Publishers’ Weekly
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Carpenters
Seymour
Salinger
Knebel and Bailey
Caldwell
McKenna
the Cynic's Corner
Interlands
Alebert Schweitzer
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