Lawrence Daily Journal World history and staff listing
Lawrence Daily Journal World published since 1854 records editors and staff Dolph Simons president and editor Jack Zimmeerman managing editor Ernest Pontius news editor Leon Buuer advertising manager Bill Mayer vice president publisher The paper issued daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates 8 cents per week 18.20 per year by mail in Douglas County and adjoining areas 1 per year elsewhere 1963 rate card listed in June edition.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmeerman
Ews
Ernest Pontius
Leon Buuer
W.W
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence, Kane
Mat
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kas
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Henry Bubb to lead Kansas Board of Regents
Henry Bubb of Topeka takes over as chairman of the Kansas Board of Regents for a one year term succeeding Clyde Reed. The transition occurs amid state university funding pressures and rising enrollment at state schools, with calls to persuade the legislature for added funds and to streamline requests from university leaders.
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Kansas
Henry Bubb
Topeka
Board of Regents
Topeka Savings and Loan
Clyde Reed
Parsons
Reed
Wichita University
Berniece Ackerman
Lawrence
New York
State Board of Health
Reno
Kennedy Urges Caution on Washington March Plans
Atty General Robert Kennedy and President Kennedy stress restraint as Congress debates civil rights legislation. Kennedy criticizes plans by Negro leadership groups for a Washington march as premature and urges debate without militancy. He refrains from naming Rep Powell while condemning militancy and urging goodwill and cooperation in civil rights issues.
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Atty
Robert Kennedy
John
Kennedy
Washington
Congress
Bobby
Adam Clay
Zon Powell
D-N.y
Powell
ABA Releases 260 Page Manual on Democracy and Communism
The American Bar Association publishes a 260 page manual for high school teachers to educate youths about dangers of international Communism. Titled Democracy and Communism in World Affairs it blends balance with analysis and advises reading authoritative works and a formal study of Communist infiltration and Soviet espionage.
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The
American Bar Association
Bar Association
Communist Party
United States
FBI
Life of U N challenged by finance compromise
The United Nations life as a peace keeping body is extended for months by a compromise on finances. The deal delays a final resolution of five issues to 1964, with majority support for collective financial responsibility and for the General Assembly to act for peace when a Security Council veto blocks action. Congo and Middle East missions extend to end of 1963, U S support strengthens, but questions linger about Western victory claims and long term consequences.
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United Nations
General Assembly
Security Council
Congo
Middle East
United States
Patrice Lumumba
Britain
Belgium
Old Home Town items dip into 1953 society shifts
The 1953 note recalls Dr. Alfred Baldwin becoming head of Cornell's Department of Child Development. Edgar Salsbury of La Sertoma is pictured presenting a water cooler to Bob Waters of the Jayhawk 4-H Club for installation in the Home Economics building at the 4-H Grounds.
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Alfred Baldwin
Cornell University
Edgar Salsbury
la Sertoma
Bob Waters
Jayhawk
Harold Fisher
Douglas County
Lawrence Co- Operative Club
Kansas City
Thomas Hart Benton
Kansas City Art Institute
Today’s Bible Message Andrew Finds The Messiah
Andrew finds his brother Simon and tells him they have found the Messiah then brings him to Jesus The prayer asks for faith of predecessors and modern witnesses and for lives that lead others to Christ Amen.
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Andrew
Simon
Messiah
Christ
Jesus
John
Rights Acts in Other Lands By Ruark
In New Guinea and Papua the Australian administered Legislative Council passed a racial discrimination law sparked by a cafe service refusal. It bans exclusive premises or pricing for any race, with fines imprisonment or license cancellations. The author recalls cooperative race relations there, contrasting them with home strife.
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Legislative Council of
New Guinea
Papua
For Trust
Lac Goroka-Edie Creek
Horrie Nyall
Life of an Extra Is Rough And It's No Job to Pursue
In the postwar era extras faced low pay and job insecurity. The Screen Extras Guild limited abuses, but numbers dwindled from 20 000 to under 3 400, with only about 2 000 relying on films for income. The article chronicles pay scales for dress and camel riders, the rarity of steady work, and the lived experience on set during a Seven Days In May shoot starring John Frankenheimer.
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Screen Extras Guild
George Stevens
Plum
Press Corps of
United States
John Frankenheimer
Variety
Hollywood Reporter
Schwab
Dear Dr Mother Readers Ask About Ear Drums and Sinus Relief
A reader asks how to protect perforated ear drums while swimming and whether ultra sonic treatment helps neuritis. Dr. Motner notes risks from infections in perforations, favors chlorinated pools, suggests snug rubber plugs and warns against diving. Other letters discuss sinus polyps, gentle handling of children, and safe whiskey use for high blood pressure.
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A.G.R
Mrs Wagner Sees Hula Photo Overshadow Fine Speech
Mrs. Robert F. Wagner at the Four Seasons criticized the hoopla over her husband’s Honolulu hula photo while noting his strong Conference of Mayors address. The item lists various entertainment and political figures with brief, dated updates.
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Robert F. Wagner
Four Seasons
Honolulu
Europe
Diahann Carroll
Uganda
Georgia Brown
Terry-Thomas
P. G. Wodehouse
Caedmon Records
Shirley MacLaine
Prentice-Hall
John H. Michaelis
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Jim Taylor
George Greathead
Ian Downs
Columbus Dis
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Waghi
Downs
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Qantas
Baron Goto
Hawaii
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Art Seidenbaum
Hollywood
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Zor
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M Molner, N.D
Dr. Motner
Leonard Lyons
Carmine DeSapio
Tammany Hall
Jfk
DeSapio
Lyndon Johnson
Sen
Scoop Jackson
Joe E. Lewis
Juarez
Roy M. Cohn
Flower Fifth Ave Hospital
Richard Condon
Natasha Bocca
Ernest Gold
London
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Berlin
Col. Cloyce J. Tippett
Liz Whitney
Ireland
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Gordon Cooper
Cape Canaveral
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U.S
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Rudolf Nureyev
Royal Ballet
Interlandi
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