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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1963
Page
3
The speaker questions a list’s relevance and origin, suggesting it may be a contrived set from novices or locals. The passage hints the list could contain a key item for political fundraising but remains doubtful about its value.
Dizzy Gillespie, after a Manchester jazz festival visit, speaks on race relations in America. He predicts complete equality soon, cites jazz as native American culture, and recalls past political actions to support a mixed band, noting North and South civil rights progress and the US role in the UN.
Lawrence Journal World header lists Dolph Simons Jr. as president and editor and 1963 staff roles. Publication is daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Street. Subscription rates show carrier 35 cents weekly and annual mail options. Wednesday Evening June 19 1963.
Analysts warn of a new era as Red China moves to break with the Soviet bloc and vie for global Communist influence. Speculation centers on possible Southeast Asian adventurism and a strategic nuclear showdown, urging immediate planning and vigilance.
World heavyweight contender Cassius Clay defeats British Empire champion Henry Cooper in the fifth round in London. Clay predicted the stoppage and backed his boast, adding to his growing list of professional victims. He remains brash yet likable, a refreshing figure in boxing and a critic of Sonny Liston.
Large shrubs near curb lines create blind spots at Lawrence intersections causing frequent near misses and serious accidents. Property owners should trim bushes below eye level while city officials should run a continuing campaign to remove traffic hazards and improve sightlines for motorists and pedestrians.
A Citizens' Research Foundation collection suggests novel campaign funding routes such as letting shoppers donate change at checkout and imposing a one dollar annual party assessment. It also proposes door to door drives, World's Fair exhibits for sustaining memberships, and contests to spur small contributions.
Walter Lippmann discusses Puerto Rico’s status from 1898 to the present, detailing its 1952 shift to a free associated state and the limited sovereignty under U S. governance. The Aspinall bill offers three referendum options, with independence deemed impractical and unlikely to gain broad support.
Old Home Town recap notes KU received a 250 political science scholarship from Girls State in gratitude for 11 years as its home. Also featured were Sunflower Ordinance Plant facilities with capacity 60 million gallons daily from 13 wells. Framed items include Sam Elliott’s 83rd birthday at Watkins Hospital after a stroke. Douglas County wheat sold at 66 cents per bushel, 60 pounds test. Colonial Soda Corporation opened locally with H F Walker as president and Arthur Marks treasurer.
Daily religious note states Jesus remains with believers to the end of the world. A prayer asks for mature faith to face life’s issues and to be faithful stewards doing God’s will on earth as in heaven. Amen.
Roark critiques the space race and a $40 billion push to reach the moon. He notes political motives, prestige over value, and bipartisan concern about tax costs while contrasting scientists’ views with presidential action and other tech ambitions. Peanut butter politics enter as a satirical aside.
Public health column presents patient questions on high blood pressure ear noises and diet. It discusses weight, kidney issues, salt intake, and possible long term medication. also covers calcium deficiency, diabetes heredity, pregnancy and intoxication, and obtaining Dr Molner's leaflet through the newspaper.
Art notes recount Marc Chagall painting the dinner menu cover for Gen de Gaulle and Mme de Gaulle at Versailles. Others mention Jackie Gleason's Hollywood trip plans, Aaron Frosch as Cleopatra stars lawyer, Admiral Cunningham’s wartime anecdotes, and a Long Island luncheon with the Duke of Windsor arriving to cheers after 25 years of marriage.
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