Lawrence Journal World 1963 notice of staff and rates
Lawrence Daily Journal World lists President and Editor Doliph C Simons Jr Vice President Publisher Bil Mayer Managing Editor Tack Zimmerman News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Eller Business Manager W C Simons Editor 1854 1942 published daily except Sunday at Lawrence Kan March 11 1963 rate details carrier weekly per year mail Douglas county 8 20 other US 11 00 and related ownership notes
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Dolph Simons
Doliph C. Simons Jr
Vice Press
BIL. Mayer
Tack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrences
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Brennan urges deeper civil rights teaching in schools
Justice William J. Brennan Jr argues that understanding civil liberties goes beyond abstract theory. He warns schools risk dulling student commitment if they teach only the text of the Bill of Rights and stresses provoking critical thinking and value clashes to foster lasting civic freedom.
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William J. Brennan Jr
U.S. Supreme Court
Brennan
Supreme Court
Justice Brennan
Kennedy proposes multiple youth corps creating confusion
President Kennedy has floated four separate youth corps by 1963 including the Peace Corps the Domestic Peace Corps and the Youth Conservation Corps plus a Home Town Youth Corps. A Capitol Hill observer even mused about a Corps de Ballet while others questioned long term careers across multiple hitches.
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Kennedy
Washington
Peace Corps
National Service
Youth Conservation Corps
Capitol Hill
Corps de Ballet
Marine Corps
Wiesner says Britain loses scientists to United States
Jerome B. Wiesner, Kennedy science adviser, argues Britons are not imported but exported as British scientists seek better opportunities and pay in the United States. He says there is no deliberate lure, just competition, and Britain must improve to stop losing top researchers in the brain race.
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United States
Great Britain
Jerome B. Wiesner
Kennedy
Science
Britain
London
Earth
Lord Hailsham
Should Britons stay home or seek opportunity abroad
A London Sunday Times column debates whether university teachers and young Britons should stay in the homeland or work overseas. It cites historical migration, Marshall aid, and current US recruitment while arguing loyalty spans both internal and external moves. It ends with support for scientists pursuing greener pastures abroad.
Lawrence and KU Happenings From 1953
A 1953 Lawrence scene notes Lauren Hunter a longtime grocer, Sutherland-Becker Chemical labs in Burlingame, KU basketball Big Seven champions and AP No 57 ranking, Douglas County judicial district creation, fluoride added to water, Gevene Landrith KU Women’s Self Governing Association president, Alice in Wonderland cast picked, Lincoln School oyster quadrille at Walrus and Carpenter, Popeye Club at Varsity Theater with five cent admission.
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Lauren Hunter
Lawrence
Sutherland-Becker Chemical Laboratories
Burlingame
Kansas
Douglas County
Franklin
Anderson
Gevene Landrith
Women’s Self Governing Association
Bible message and prayer reflect Jesus as way to God
The message quotes John 14 6 RSV affirming Jesus as the way to the Father. A prayer thanks God for sending Jesus to guide through life’s darkness and to face our problems so we may follow His path and praise Him. Amen
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Jesus
John
Harvard Dean Attacks Justice Black on Constitution
Harvard Law Dean Erwin Griswold, speaking at Utah University, criticizes Justice Black’s absolutist view of the First Amendment. He advocates a comprehensive, living interpretation of the Constitution that weighs all provisions and permits balancing rights with government needs, arguing that the absolutist approach risks overreaching government power. The debate centers on school prayer, but Griswold frames it as a broader clash of constitutional philosophy.
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Washington
Erwin N. Griswold
Harvard Law School
Supreme Court
Utah University
Griswold
Justice Black
Congress
Justice Frankfurter
Black
Charles A. Reich
Harvard Law Review
Letters Editor argues about pool location and segregation risk
Adam Kay of Lawrence questions bonding for an accessible swimming pool. He notes potential local segregation by geography and asks if a pool benefits needy children or serves selfish interests, urging careful consideration of location and impact.
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Adam Kay
Tenn
St. Lawrenc
Insomnia and its cure call for waking insight
A doctor discusses insomnia across ages, defining it broadly and explaining that lasting relief comes from identifying sleep disruptors and changing habits. He stresses building confidence in the ability to sleep and avoiding reliance on pills, noting babies seldom suffer from it.
Gish Sisters Honored On Set As Ribbons Mark Distinct Identities
On the Boston set of The Cardinal Otto Preminger and cast held a birthday cake in Dorothy Gish's honor with her Social Security number on the cake. Dorothy wears a pink ribbon while Lillian wears a blue one, a system dating back 60 years to director D. W. Griffith.
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Boston
Otto Preminger
Dorothy Gish
Miss Gish
Lillian
D. W. Griffith
Hollywood
Quirky stats and quotes from Hal Boyle column
A collection of light anecdotes and trivia from Hal Boyle noting everyday curiosities. Items include shaving area estimates, baby arrival times, a parking sign in Poughkeepsie, a Spain poet with a mule, gas-out incidents, a faulty handwriting critique of Karl Marx, auto cost math, Mona Lisa mementos, cup soup etiquette, and broad odds about professions and habits.
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New York
Mount Carmel Church
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Spain
American Automobile Association
Karl Marx
England
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