Lawrence Daily Journal World Names Staff Editors
A 1963 issue lists Dolph Simons Jr as President and Editor with Jack Zimmerman as News Editor and Ernest Pontius as News Editor. Advertising Manager Leo Waller and other staff are noted, featuring the World Company published in Lawrence Kansas since 1854.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Wller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
United States
Wan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Kennedy to meet six Central American presidents in San Jose
President Kennedy will meet with leaders from Guatemala El Salvador Honduras Nicaragua Costa Rica and Panama in San Jose Costa Rica to discuss Castroism economic development and the Central American Common Market. The talks aim for economic progress over fear of Communism and to deepen regional cooperation.
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Kennedy
San Jose
Costa Rica
Guatemala
el Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
Panama
United States
Caribbean
America
U.S
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Latin America
Central America
Alliance For Progress
Central American
Napakiak plan holds parents responsible for late curfew
Sen. Ernest Gruening notes Napakiak ordinances requiring parents to enforce a 9 p.m. curfew. John Parka is tasked with following up youths and fines 50 cents per offense if children disobey, with fish accepted as payment if cash is unavailable. The piece suggests broader calls for parental accountability to curb juvenile delinquency.
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Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Napakiak
John Parka
Education Debate Sparks Storm in New York Visit
C. O. Wright, executive secretary of the Kansas State Teachers Association, spoke in New York on Kansas public education. He argued the system has ample room for improvement and sparked strong reactions among educators and observers.
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C. O. Wright
Kansas State Teachers Association
Kansas
New York
Wright stands by his criticisms of Kansas schools
The portrait emphasizes Wright’s courage to defend his views in public and accept the consequences. He did not recant or dodge criticism, asserting his statements were reported accurately and aiming to spark school improvements in Kansas.
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Wright
Kansas
Austria Lost Its Identity by Will Frischauer
In a Manchester Guardian column the author remembers March 11 1938 as Austria’s loss of national identity after the Anschluss. He notes Hitler’s invasion, the abdication of Austrian leadership, Schuschnigg’s downfall, and the Gestapo regime that followed.
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Will! Frischauer
The
Manchester Guardian
London
Austria
Hitler
Wehrmacht
Vienna
Engelbert Dollfuss
Kurt von Schuschnigg
Schuschnigg
Otto von Habsburg
Dollfuss
Fuhrer
Berchtesgaden
Gestapo
Norway
Yugoslavia
Holland
Finland
Nuremberg
Goering
Himmler
KU Triumphs Over Oklahoma A&M In 1953 Regional Final
KU defeated Oklahoma A&M 61-55 to win the NCAA Regional at Manhattan. Also noted are school play casts and PTA leadership in Lawrence, a former KU student winning best dressed on campus, Soviet relatives arriving in Lawrence, and concerns about Kansas education with many one room rural schools and undertrained teachers.
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Oklahoma A&m
Manhattan
Penny Jones
Ruth Ann Pippett
Heidi
Deal Six
John Mansfield
A. B. Leonard
Lawrence Pta Council
Tille-Oberle
Leo Hill
John Milton Phillips
Harvard
Phi Gam Brothers
Russia
Lawrence
Sam
Simon Hurwitz
Kansas
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Card
A devotional note invoking belief in Jesus Christ for salvation. The prayer thanks God for the Savior, asserts Christ is near in troubles, asks to keep hope bright today and tomorrow, and closes in Jesus name Amen.
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Lord Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ
Angstroms and Krypton 86 Enter Math Class Debate
An essay humorously traces the switch from the meter bar to angstroms based on Krypton 86 orange light measurements. The author jokes about Paris science, explains the angstrom concept, and notes public confusion over redefining length units.
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Krypton
Earth
United Church Women thank Journal-World for World Day coverage
A letter from Treva Schurz, publicity chairman of the United Church Women of Lawrence, thanks the Journal-World for its cooperation and extensive coverage of the World Day of Prayer events on March 1, 1963, noting community unity.
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World Day OF Prayer
United Church Women of
Lawrence
Treva Schurz
United Church Women
Sertoma Club Thanks Donors for Freedom Week Help
The Lawrence Sertoma Club voted in a board meeting to thank contributors for their help and cooperation in publicizing the Freedom Week Program during the week of February 17. L. T. Harris, Secretary. Lawrence Sertoma Club.
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Lawrence Sertoma Club
L. T. Harris
Foreign Aid Report From Clay Committee Due Next Week
A 10 man committee led by Gen Lucius B Clay will deliver its report on foreign aid to President Kennedy around the middle of next week. The panel had aimed to finish by Thursday but announced the work is not yet complete after a day long session.
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JFK
Washington
Lucius B. Clay
Kennedy
Clay
Marcello Mastroianni
Sophia Loren
Rome
Joe Levine
Earl of Snowdon
Sunday Times
London
Elisabeth Bergner
Susan Wilding
AFL
Olivia deHavilland
Luther Davis
Norman Corwin
Edward G. Robinson
Caedman
Bernie Allen
the Philosophical Library
Dr. D. C. Runes
Karl Marx
Marx
Das Kapital
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
UAR
Gout basics and penicillin sensitivity guidance
Gout is a joint disease caused by uric acid imbalances often affecting the big toe but can involve other joints. Colchicine and benemid help prevent attacks. diet relief matters less than adherence to treatment. sensitivity to penicillin rises with past use and tests and alternatives exist.
First Novel Beats Porter Book And Rachel Carson Also Beaten
The National Book Awards chose J F Power's Mort dUrban over Katherine Anne Porter's Ship of Fools in a surprise upset. Other winners included Leon Edel's Henry James bio over Silent Spring and Guns of August, with various entertainment notes on celebs and industry moves.
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Porter Book
Rachel Carson
J.F. Power
Mort d’Urban
Katherine Anne Porter
Leon Edel
Henry James
Barbara Tuchman
Bobby Kennedy
Cardinal Spellman
Christian Science Monitor
Goodman Ace
Sen. Goldwater
Harper Lee Still Running Scared as Success Grows
In New York AP report Harper Lee says success made her fatter but not complacent. At 36 she recalls To Kill a Mockingbird's fame, writes a second book in Monroeville with sister Alice. She values golf for thinking walks and rejects beatnik self-pity, admiring Robert E. Lee and Thomas Jefferson as heroes.
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New York
Harper Lee
Miss Lee
Monroeville
Ala
Alice
America
Robert E. Lee
Tom Jefferson
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Old Home Town
Iefin “Roaln
Jack
By Jack Zimmerman
International Bureau of Standards
Paris
Angstrom
Notre Dame
International Bureau
Journal-World
Sertoma
Joseph Molner
Dr. Mother
R.M
J.W
G.B. K
Leonard Lyons
Jack Benny
Charles Mayo
New Guinea
Benny
Dr. Mayo
Rochester Clinic
Danny Kaye
Burgess Meredith
Noel Coward
Hughie
Gene Krupa
Metropole
Randolph Churchill
Sir Winston
Randolph
Saturday Evening Post
Carson McCullers
Ethel Smith
Dane Clark
Mary Ann Mobley
St. Claire's Hospital
Alan Scott
Boston
Sam Levene
Seidman and Son
Dore Schary
Moss Hart
Schary
Moss
Leevene
Hal Boyle
Interlandi
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