Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
The notice lists staff positions at the Lawrence Daily Journal World including President and Editor Dolph C. Simons Jr, Vice President Publisher Bill Mayer, Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman, News Editor Ernest Pontius, Advertising Manager Leo Eller, and Business Manager. It notes the paper is published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence, with pricing: carrier 85 cents weekly, $18.20 yearly. mail to Douglas and adjoining counties $8 per year. elsewhere in the U.S. $11 per year. It is a second class matter and a member of Audit Bureau of Circulations and The Associated Press. Date: Wednesday Evening, June 26, 1963.
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Duolph Simons
Dolph C
NS Jr
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Mene Managing
Jack Zimmerman
Ews
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Kennedy pledges US risk to defend Europe in nuclear crisis
President Kennedy in Frankfurt urged Western Europe to unite and end narrow nationalism. He promised the United States would be a full partner and warned that if Communists threaten Europe, the US will respond with all means, including nuclear force, to protect allies and prevent encirclement.
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Kennedy
United States
Europe
Frankfurt
Western Europe
U.S
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Western
Western Hemisphere
County to lose two deputies as protection budgets shrink
Douglas County will reduce its sheriff force by two due to health retirement and no replacements. County officials propose a 50 dollar monthly raise for remaining officers, while critics warn this understates needs amid rising population and crime, urging added manpower for police and fire protection.
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Douglas County Sheriff's Department
Douglas County
Eudora
Sheriff's Office
Lawrence
Congress Reservists on Right to Serve in Congress Questioned
The issue centers on whether military reservists may serve as members of Congress. Figures like Sen. Barry Goldwater and Rep. Robert Ellsworth are active in reserve forces, raising constitutional questions under Article 1.6. Goldwater has supported a Senate probe, seeking a governing policy while a statute on reserve status is noted.
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Congress
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Air Force Reserve
U.S
Robert F. Ellsworth
Lawrence
Kansas Third District
Navy Reserve
United States
Senate
National Guardsmen Dual Roles Spur Call for Congressional Clarification
The article notes concerns over guardsmen serving in dual roles while not on call or during training. It cites a statute narrowing official status for reserve members and quotes Goldwater and others urging a probe and ruling to settle propriety and legality, urging Congress not to delay broader emergency issues.
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National Guardsmen
United States
Peanut Politics and Boiled Peanut Legislation
A Washington Post summary notes peanut farming spans 1.545 million acres with 1.423 million harvested, yielding peanuts for butter and snacks. Florida lawmaker D. R. Matthews promotes a boiled peanut bill exempting production land, while Senator Kenneth B. Keating challenges civil rights linkage, sparking disputes over legislative strategy.
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Washington
United States
Matthews
Florida
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N. Y
Senate
Keating
KU and town memories span a decade in 1953 item
Old Home Town notes recall Francis Stevens returning from Nova Scotia and working abroad, Dr. J O Maloney touring Venezuela oil sites, Comanche the KU Museum horse tale, and Lyons writer Clark Conklin meeting Sen William Borah. Also Budd Russell earns Summerfield KU scholarship. 40 years earlier KU buildings progress and Haskell Annual debut mark 1923 notes with psychology freshmen testing planned.
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Francis Stevens
W. C. Stevens
Nova Scotia
Sydney Nova Scotia Post Record
Winnipeg Free Press
J. O. Maloney
KU Department of Chemical Engineering
Venezuela
Comanche
KU Museum of Natural History
Clark Conklin
Lyons
Kan
Senate
Washington
William Borah
Idaho
Budd Russell
Summerfield
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Remain Faithful
A devotional note urges readers to receive the engrafted word and be doers, not merely hearers, citing James 1 21 22. The prayer asks for power to stand for Christian principles amid difficult days and careless times, in Jesus name.
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James
Jesus
Jack's Straws Struggle With Screen Door
A reader humorously recalls replacing a door screen, detailing the missteps and frantic moments. The author describes prying tacks, the risk of injury, choosing starting edges for fitting the new screen, and finally nailing the molding in a rushed, triumphant finish.
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Jack
Whiplash and allergies in medical Q and A
A reader asks about lasting effects of whiplash from a car wreck and possible treatments. The doctor explains whiplash signals neck muscle or upper spine injury, outlines collars desensitization injections and antihistamines, and notes severity guides healing.
Burton tax dodge and Truman birthday gala in 1964
Aaron Frosch, Burton's lawyer for all involved, devised a tax saving plan for the Camelot release, making the $50,000 payment deductible while Burton paid it. Truman scheduled a Mayflower Hotel 80th birthday event for May 8 1964. Mary Martin to be honored with a statue in Weatherford Texas. Elaine Stritch to perform at the Little Club nightly without a fixed schedule. Her parents feared her emotional stake in the role.
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Richard Burtons
Elizabeth Taylor
Aaron Frosch
Burton
Frosch
20Th Century-Fox
Camelot
Rome
Harry S. Truman
Washington
Mayflower Hotel
Mary Martin
Weatherford
Texas
Peter Pan
Cherry Recreational Park
Harvard
Elaine Stritch
Virginia Woolf
Hal Boyle on Fat Men a Lighthearted Parade of Jokes
New York AP dispatch quotes Hal Boyle poking fun at a heavyset man named Roscoe with a string of gags. The remarks range from subway mishaps to eating, weight, and wardrobe jests, delivered in a brisk humorous style.
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New York
Roscoe
Tubby
Santa Claus
Paris Police Push Public Relations Campaign
Paris police respond to hostility with a weekly bulletin Liaisons to show they do a difficult job well. The campaign highlights training, praise from citizens, anti rat efforts, and a one day pardon of parking offenses to boost public understanding.
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Paris
Bulletin
Work Begins This Week For Gigantic Telescope
A spokesman for the National Radio Astronomy Observatory says construction will begin this week on an 85-foot radio telescope to listen in on outer space. Dr. Frank Drake notes the movable scope will be paired with an 85-foot telescope already in use at Green Bank. The instrument, costing about $500000, should be completed early next year. Associated Universities, Inc., operates the observatory that monitors radio emissions from galaxies.
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Green Bank
W.va
National Radio Astronomy Observatory
Frank Drake
Associated Universities, Inc
Mayor’s unpaid tickets found by police in Wellsville
Mayor Robert Gardner and the police chief checked the city files for unpaid parking tickets in Wellsville New York. They uncovered 176 overdue tickets with one two years old belonging to the mayor. He paid a $2 fine.
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Wellsville
N.Y
Robert Gardner
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