Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and details 1963
The Lawrence Daily Journal World of Lawrence Kansas lists Dolph Simons as editor and Dolph C. Signs Jr. as president with Billy Mayer as publisher and Jack Zimmersian as managing editor. Staff roles include Ernest Pontius as news editor and Geo Eller as advertising manager.
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Dolph C. Signs Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmersian
Ernest Pontius
Geo Eller
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Sixth
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Cubans Move Toward Self-Help in Anti Castro Drive
Observers say responsibility for Castro's downfall lies with Cubans and exiles who support a democratic, internal revolution. They describe a growing, disciplined group seeking nonintervention aid, aiming for a peaceful, self-led overthrow and a free Cuba, while warning against further Soviet-backed spread of Communism in Latin America. President Kennedy reportedly meets with six nations in Costa Rica on the issue.
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Labor Isn't Pleased By Kennedy Labor Policy Discontent
Washington poet news service reports growing dis enchantment among organized labor with the Kennedy Administration. Labor leaders fault wage restraint and limited public spending while praising some figures like Meany and Reuther. The dispute centers on wage policy steel contracts and the administration's economic approach.
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New York
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Old Home Town Gov Ann submits 40 new appointments
Gov. Ann sent a list of 40 appointments to the Legislature including Dr H Penfield Jones of Lawrence to the State Board of Health. Mrs W M McGrew to close Hearth Tearoom at 11 W Ilith St and convert the space into apartments. Fluoridation grows in U S with 480 communities using it since a 1945 pilot in Newburgh N Y. 23 years ago in 1938 Sigma Xi life certificates awarded to W C Stevens Martin Rice F B Davis and H P Cady. The Santa Fe plug last trip and Winterset at KU Theater noted along with D A R Re gent Madge Bullene. Gov Davis vetoes rise to 63 measures. Walter Hampton staged Othello at Bowersock Theater.
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U.S
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N.Y
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F. B. Davis
H. P. Cady
Emporia
Kansas City
Topeka
KU Theater
Fraser
Allen Crafton
Rolla Nuckles
Betty Butcher
Alpha Perkins
Joe Myers
Robert Calderwood
Richard McCann
Bible Message and Prayer Reflect Sins and Forgiveness
A daily message cites Luke 5 32 I came not to call the righteous but sinners to repentance. The prayer asks God for forgiveness and the sense of Christ presence, blessing believers with assurance through Jesus. The piece emphasizes humility confession and divine mercy.
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West Kentucky college test stirs debate on public knowledge
Columnist notes 67 freshmen at Western Kentucky State College misidentify famous politicians and leaders, while sports and TV obsessions rival concern for civic awareness. He urges reading daily papers and news magazines to broaden horizons and counter apathy among youth and adults.
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David Brinkley
Charles de Gaulle
Cassius Clay
People To People Organization
Peace Corps
Western Kentucky
Dear Dr Mother Emphysema And Speech Therapy Advice
Dear Dr Mother explains emphysema basics including loss of lung elasticity smog as a factor and emphasis on deep breathing quitting smoking and oxygen use. The column also addresses buzzing in the ear post accident stuttering in a teen and suggests reading aloud and possible speech training for gradual improvement.
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American Medical Association
M.K
Dr. Mother
School running short of pupils and revenue
Kipp rural high school district in Kansas faces money and pupil shortages. With 20 pupils attending in a recently built $186000 facility after the older $100000 building burned in 1953, voters on March 25 will decide whether to close the school and send students to Gypsum eight miles away.
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Kipp
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Salina
Teen Apprentice Passes Out In Wine Vat Nap
In Nancy France a 16 year old winery apprentice Jean Marechal climbed into an empty wine vat for a nap and fainted from fumes. A coworker found him after an hour, he was revived and hospitalized with effects described as a king sized hangover.
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France
Jean Marechal
Jean
Gazzara Buys Mom a $50 Ducat for Wrong Day
A New York Times style brief notes actor Ben Gazzara bought his mother a $50 preview ticket. She used it for the premiere, claiming “I’m Mrs. Gazzara.” She entered from the fourth row, while Gazzara’s scene with Geraldine Page features a plea to marry and have children.
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Mom
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Benny
Journal-World Opinion Page Description
Editorial writers and columnists share personal viewpoints on public affairs. Readers are invited to evaluate criticism and commendation as democracy relies on free interchange of ideas.
Things We Can Do Without Hal Boyle Satire List
Hal Boyle laments many annoyances from modern life in a humorous catalog. The piece mocks gold dog tags hairdos telephones at punchlines and back yard meals among other quirks ending with a plea for deliverance.
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