Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead 1963 edition
Lawrence daily newspaper details President and Editor Vice Press Publisher Managing Editor Tack Rimmer Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Eller Business Manager established 1854 W C Simons Editor 1891 1952 Published daily except Sunday World Company Lawrence Kansas March 14 1963
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Vice Press
Tack Rimmer
Wewsis
Ernest Pontiusnce
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Wan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Dolph Simons Dolph C. Simon Bill Mayer
Hall and Son Acquire Controlling Interest in First National Bank
Joyce Hall and his son Don acquire a controlling stake in the First National Bank. The purchase underscores Hallmark interests in Lawrence, reinforcing plans for growth and stronger local employment tied to Hall’s successful Hallmark plant locally. His civic involvement and support for Kansas University bolster optimism for community welfare.
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First National Bank
Joyce Hall
Don
Hall
Lawrence
Hallmark
Fine City Plans Spring Cleanup Led by City Manager Harold Horn
City crews from sanitation street and parks will join residents to remove junk and refuse during a general cleanup in mid April. Dates tentatively set for April 15 to 20 with no extra cost, aiming for a semi annual program in spring and fall to improve property and surroundings.
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Harold Horn
Lawrence
Horn
Kite safety tips for March wind season
Cautionary guidance urges parents to teach children kite safety. Avoid dashing into streets, using metal framed or tinsel kites, metallic strings, flying near aerials or power lines, climbing poles to free snags, and flying in rain.
McNamara Defends Pentagon Role Against Critics
Secretary Robert S. McNamara rejects claims he seeks a military monarch. He says joint chiefs are consulted and pushes a basic management philosophy to decentralize decisions to lower levels, while warning a balanced force structure is needed before leaving services more autonomous. He emphasizes he does not enjoy making every decision.
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
McNamara
Rep
Porter Hardy
D-Va
Joint Chiefs
Alexander Pirnie
R-N.y
Edward Herbert
D-La
Army
Navy
Air Force
The Civil Military Balance and McNamara’s Toll
The piece argues that McNamara works long hours during a transitional period. It notes Congressmen worry he may be overburdened and that civilian control risks tyranny if too rigid. It cautions against swinging too far toward military power.
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McNamara
Defense Secretary
Tough to Be Arab Hero
United States faces a difficult image in the Arab world as it recognizes Yemen's new regime amid regional tensions. The piece notes Egypt and Saudi influence, Nasser, and U Thant assessing risks, with Washington hoping for progress despite arms and royalist challenges.
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United States
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Jordan
Aswan
Suez
Lebanon
Yemen
Gamal Abdul Nasser
U.S
Abdullah Sallal
Cairo
Saudi Arabia
U Thant
Congo
Middle East
Washington
Britain
Uncle Sam
Lawrence High Falls to Argentine in Shawnee Mission Semi
A 193 Lawrence High School basketball team lost to Argentine in the Shawnee Mission regional semi finals. The report also notes 1938 events in Europe and the death of Clarence Darrow, with other sports milestones.
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Lawrence High
Kansas City
RKO Missouri
Americanism Committee
The
American Legion
Kansas
Europe
Hitler
Vienna
Chicago
Clarence Darrow
New York
Glenn Cunningham
Jimmy Herbert
Herbert
Kiwanis
James Naismith
Win Newmark
YMCA
Topeka
Davis
Johns Hopkins Aids Cervical Cancer Early Detection
Dr Hugh J Davis at Johns Hopkins proposes a mail in Pap test kit from Denmark to screen 10 000 women in Washington County Maryland aged 30 to 45 over eight months. About 280 samples returned with one early cancer and several suspicious cases. personal doctors follow up. This method is a supplement to regular exams, not a replacement.
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Hugh J. Davis
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Denmark
Dr. Davis
Washington County
Pernicious anemia now controllable with vitamin B12
Dear Dr Mother explains the shift from fatal outcomes to life with treatment. Large liver once offered cure then liver extracts and finally vitamin B12 enabling regular injections every two to three weeks. The author notes modern therapy is simpler and patients are luckier than previous decades.
Daily Bible Message Christ Redeemed Us From Law's Curse
Scriptural note quotes Galatians 3 13 Phillips about Christ becoming a curse for us through crucifixion. Prayer thanks God the Father for Jesus and seeks redemption from sin and peace with Him. It asks for personal improvement through prayer in Jesus name.
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Christ
Phillips
God
Jesus
Ellsworth Only Kansan Abroad on Overseas Trip
U S Representative Robert F Ellsworth of Kansas was the sole Kansan to travel abroad on official business last year. On the Veterans Affairs Committee he visited Paris Frankfurt London and Rome in November spending 1454 dollars including 215 lodging 389 meals 668 transport and 182 misc items. The trip focused on veteran office operations and streamlining the consular system noting postwar conditions have changed. A second committee report remains unreleased.
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Washington
U.S
Robert F. Ellsworth
Kansas
Veterans Affairs Committee
Ellsworth
France
Italy
Germany
Netherlands
Paris
Frankfurt
London
Rome
Plane makes forced landing on Kansas Turnpike
A light plane diverted to a safe stop on the Kansas Turnpike after its engine overheated. Pilot Frank MacArtney of Rochester Michigan and passenger Phillip L. Stromberg of Clarkston Michigan were en route from Pontiac to Wichita. The aircraft touched down about 70 miles north of the El Dorado interchange and was not damaged. Officials noted a law against landing on the Turnpike but no charge was filed immediately.
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EL Dorado
Turnpike
Frank MacArtney
Rochester
Mich
Phillip L. Stromberg
Clarkston
el Dorado Interchange
Britain to Tax Getty Under New Legislation
Britain considers a tax bill to tax all aliens domiciled in the country the same as British subjects Paul Getty would face taxes on Middle East oil royalties and other U S figures and Hollywood figures in England could be affected The article notes a political climate poised for an election and mentions figures from film theatre and publishing.
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London
Britain
R. A. Butler
the Caprice
Elaine Stritch
U.S
Paul Getty
Middle East
U. S
Hollywood
England
JFK
America
Double talk tips from Hal Boyle for social charm
In this humorous column Hal Boyle suggests using double talk to improve social ease. Examples show saying one thing while thinking the opposite, with quips about friends, travel, meals, finances, and flirtations to illustrate common misdirections in conversation.
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New York
Rodney
Jennifer
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