Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and dates 1963
The Lawrence Daily Journal World notes DOLPH SIMONES editor president JP SIMONS vice president publisher BILL MAYER managing editor JACK ZIMMERMAN and staff. Published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with prices 35 cents weekly 18.20 yearly by mail Douglas county 11.00 elsewhere 1963. Wednesday Evening March 86 1963.
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Dolph Simone
Dolph É Simons JP
No. Vice Pres
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Fot Intinded
Ernedst Bon Titus Ee
Leo Eller
Oc. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Debate Over Wichita University Inclusion Divides Kansas Lawmakers
Regional politics and emotions fuel a clash as legislators consider adding Wichita University to the state school system. A Ways and Means chair falsely claimed a 11 to 12 voice vote, triggering multiple challenges and votes before the bill stalled. Pro-Wichita supporters argue costs would not rise, while critics cite higher annual running costs and evasive statements.
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Kansas
Wichita University
Lawrence
John Conard
Ways and Means
Topeka
Conard
Coward
Wichita
Register to Vote In City Election Now
At least 5,000 Lawrence residents may be unable to vote in the April 2 city election due to improper registration. City Clerk Harold Fisher urges registering to reach about 12,000 voters. City Hall stays open until 9 p.m. Friday to register. April 3 will be too late to affect the election outcomes.
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Lawrence
Harold Fisher
Ciitizen
Nuclear Weapons in Europe and U S Policy Debated
Officials grapple with when to use tactical nuclear arms against ground aggression. Europe generally favors restraint at the outset of a Soviet land advance, fearing escalation that could threaten civilization. The Kennedy Administration is portrayed as wary of initial nuclear use.
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United States
Europe
Redland
Europeans wary of U S gambles on land and troops
Many Europeans fear the United States may risk European soil and forces to avert nuclear war and then leave them as losers. The question of who holds the decisive power remains disputed among leaders and experts.
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U.S
Europe
Hostility On Test Talks Heightens In Congress
Congressional hostility to U S handling of nuclear test ban talks with the Soviet Union grows as critics demand firmer treaty standards. Senators Russell Symington and Jackson press for minimum terms while the White House defends current demands and improved detection tech. The three day public hearings on Project Vela proceed as the dispute continues.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Russia
Sens
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
White House
Geneva
Disarmament Agency
William C. Foster
Jacob Beam
Adraian Fisher
Washington Post
Fisher
Executive Branch
U.S.S.R
Congress
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Remembering Stalin Death and Rowed Histories 1953
Old Home Town recalls 1953 news of Stalin’s death and Malenkov's rise with Molotov and Beria reassigned and Vishinsky ousted. Also notes 1953 marriage of Miss Loraine Johnson to Darwin Malott and March of Dimes fundraising. Includes 1938 Kansas basketball title, Mrs. Walker’s sandwich business, and electric burn incident.
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Russia
Josef Stalin
Malenkov
Molotov
Beria
Vishinsky
Foreign Ministry
Loraine Johnson
Thomas Johnson
Concordia
Darwin Malott
H. W. Malott
Lawrence
James Shubert
March of Dimes
National Foundation For
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
A devotional note quotes Matthew 7 17 about good trees producing good fruit and warns against corrupt qualities. It includes a prayer asking God to remove corruption from the heart in Jesus name.
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Jesus
London in a modernizing mood versus old English charm
A London observer complains Britain imitates American lifestyles with new buildings in Mayfair and fashionable fatigue from blue jeans and ice. He notes Chelsea fashion, revived folk singing, military barracks with modern amenities, heavy car traffic, and television growth outpacing the U.S. trend, concluding the Yankees have moved in and may stay.
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London
University of Liverpool
H. Myles Wright
Britain
America
Mayfair
Rudyard Kipling
Chelsea
Tommy Atkins
Explaining puberty and menstrual health to a young teen
A guidance voice urges parents to answer a 12 year old girl's questions about menstruation directly. It explains ovulation, pregnancy, and "normal" variability in cycle regularity while advising plain language and reassurance to reduce fear and confusion.
Penny Jones Appreciation Fund Gathers for Hospital Project
Contributions flow for the Penny Jones Appreciation Fund to support Lawrence Memorial Hospital emergency room upgrades. The fund honors Dr K Penfield Jones for 30 years of service. a token gift will be given to the couple, with most money aiding ER facilities. A reception is planned March 29 at Lawrence Country Club.
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Penny Jones
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
K. Penfield Jones
Lawrence Country Club
Dr. Jones
Ind. St
Senate bills seek gagging bingo style machines and patrol raises
AP reports in Topeka that a bill would allow seizure and destruction of bingo type pin ball machines and other coin operated gambling devices. A separate measure would place the Kansas Highway Patrol under civil service enabling uniform raises for officers and troopers as salaries are now statute set.
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Topeka
Senate
Kansas Highway Patrol
Hollywood Star Glenn Ford Describes Price of Fame
New York AP reports Glenn Ford, a top film star with over 100 pictures, discusses the dangers and injuries from Western roles. He praises his own riding, rejects doubles, and notes Rodeo Cowboys Association honors as he explains why he keeps acting in multiple films yearly.
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New York
Hollywood
Glenn’ Ford
Will Rogers
Ford
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Glenn
Santa Moniica
Canada
U.S
Heated Letter From Senator to Defense Secretary
Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine fired at Robert S. McNamara accusing him of playing politics with national defense after learning of a nuclear submarine contract at the Kittery shipyard from a Muskie news story. The piece notes White House lead time and Democratic coordination in public notices and political gain.
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Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Muskie
Kennedy
Eisenhower
House
Lawrence O'Brien
White House
Congress
Times Ends Homework Aid Amid Newspaper Strike
The piece notes the New York Times strike halting homework help with Russell Nype cited in December shows at the Persian Room and City Center. It shows reactions from Nype’s wife and asks about critics notices as the strike drags on.
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Russell Nype
Nype
Bastille
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