Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff list
The item lists the paper as published by the World Company in Lawrence Kansas with staff roles Dolph C. Simons president editor and publisher Rug Mayer vice president, Tack Zimmerman managing editor, Ernest Pontius news editor, Leo Auler advertising manager, W. C. Simons editor 1891 to 1952. It notes daily publication except Sundays and provides subscription rates and postal details as of March 26 1963.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons
RUG Mayer
Tack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Auler
W. CG. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hamshire
Lawrence
Wan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Bicycle Safety Rules for Lawrence Streets
The city advises riders to use proper hand and arm signals for turns and stopping. Cyclists should ride single file, avoid stunting, and watch for opening car doors and entering traffic. At busy intersections, walk the bike across when needed and wear light clothing. night riding requires a front light and rear reflector.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Plane of Cardinal Is Doubtful But Sly Action Solves Problem
Cardinal Spellman flew to Rome with 1,800 travelers for Elizabeth Seton's beatification. An airline official questioned charter status, but the Cardinal offered to pay the nearly 400000 dollar shortfall and broadcast a fund appeal. The flights proceeded on schedule.
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Cardinal Spellman
Rome
Elizabeth Seton
Senate GOP urges stronger vocational training in schools
A Senate Republican Policy Committee study urges a major shift toward vocational programs to serve about 80 percent of students entering the workforce without a college degree. It calls for valuing hands on skills, upgrading shop facilities and teaching practical trades to meet rising demand for skilled workers.
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Senate Republican Policy Committee
GOP
Right to Be Irked on Farmers and the Economy
This excerpt argues farmers form a large share of the U.S. economy. It notes eight percent of the population buys 13 percent of petroleum and eight percent buys rubber, steel use outpacing rail, farm electricity use rivals six big cities, and many jobs depend on agriculture. It also criticizes Washington’s meddling.
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America
U.S
New York
Washington
Bicycle safety warning for parents and teachers
Read this message about safe bicycle handling aimed at young riders. It emphasizes that bicycles are vehicles and must follow traffic laws, with guidance on riding on the right and obeying signals.
Aid Reform Urged in Presidential Commission Report
A presidential commission chaired by Gen. Lucius D. Clay urges sharp cuts and reforms in the foreign aid program. It says aid is needed but criticizes how it has been carried out in some countries and urges broader support from other industrial nations. The report runs about 40 pages and could be released later this week.
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Washington
Kennedy
Costa Rica
State Department
Lucius D. Clay
Continental Can Co
George Meany
Aflcio
David E. Bell
Fowler Hamilton
Agency For International Development (Aid
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Clay
Cuba
United Nations
Katanga
India
Berlin
Southeast Asia
Mansfield
Harlem
Indiana tops Old Home Town 69 68 in NCAA Final
KU edged by Indiana 69 to 68 in the NCAA basketball final in Kansas City. Karl Reber returned from Army service at Ft. Benning as a first lieutenant in Co H 137th Infantry with the local National Guard. A new Pittsburg teaching training lab opened at 550000 in operation last fall. Ferdinand tops best seller list at 5000 weekly. Helen Hayes starred in Victoria Regina in Kansas City.
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Ft. Benning
Army Infantry
Co. H. 137 Infantry
Pittsburg
Ferdinand
American Booksellers Association
A. J. Cronin
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Eve Curie
Helen Hayes
Victoria Regina
Country Club
June Griesa
Edward Stout
Donald Wetzel
Bible Message and Prayer Reflect on God’s Love
A devotional note emphasizes John 3 16 with a prayer thanking God for sending Jesus and seeking guidance from the cross. It invites believers to contemplate the crucifixion and let Christ’s love illuminate their daily path.
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Christ
Jesus
Amateur statesmanship and costly Southeast Asia policy
Ruark attacks Washington’s amateur approach to Cuba taxes Laos and Viet Nam policy. He cites Mansfield’s study, criticizes undeclared wars and U.S. meddling abroad, and mocks misdirected aid while warning that Southeast Asia offers little benefit to the nation.
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Cuba
Bobby Kennedy
Nehru
Laos
Viet Nam
Understanding EKGs and heart attack risks
A reader asks why a perfect electrocardiogram cannot guarantee safety and why heart attacks occur. Dr Molner explains that an EKG shows current blood flow, not future events, and that clots or spasms can cause sudden failure despite normal tests. He notes limits of prediction and ongoing research into arterial health.
Social Security Card Requests Grow for Jelks Family
In Savannah Georgia Freeman Jelks Jr sought a Social Security card for his 6 month old son and now plans cards for an unborn child named Spencer or Laura Jelks. Their son Freeman III needs a new card after chewing the first one. The move followed a stock gift prompting stockholder rules requiring Social Security numbers.
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Savannah, Ga
Freeman Jelks Jr
Jelks
Spencer Jelks
Laura Jelks
Loose Tooth Lesson From Middle Age Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle humor piece from New York offers a gag about a middle aged man with a loose tooth. Witty vignettes show wife, bus driver, dentist, and a costly bridge as the day unfolds with chatty exchanges and a punch line about middle age rewards.
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New York
Ughgotta Loose Tooth
Thummps
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