Lawrence Journal World 1963 edition front matter Friday Evening
Lawrence Journal World staff and contact details listed for the March 22 1963 issue. Names include Dolph C Simons Jr editor publisher Bill Mayer managing editor Jack Zimmerman Ernest Pontius and Leo Eller. Rates shown for carrier and mail subscriptions across Douglas counties central Kansas and beyond.
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Dolph Simons
Wwuw
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Con
Eee
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Memmber
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Absentee Ballots Hoped For State Action For City Elections
The writer urges the Kansas Legislature to allow absentee ballots for municipal elections. With no current provision for residents to vote while away, Kansas University students among others cannot cast ballots in city elections such as the April 2 Lawrence vote. The piece calls for simpler access to voting and hopes the discrepancy is abolished soon.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas University
Humphrey cites U.N. funding as 75 cents per American yearly
Senator Hubert Humphrey says U.S. support for the United Nations since 1945 amounts to 75 cents annually per American citizen, totaling about 1.9 billion dollars. He notes the bargain value given gains for peace but warns future funding relies on other nations paying their share.
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U.S
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
United Nations
U.N
Humphrey
State Department
United States
Farmers See Broader Roles at NFU Convention
Delegates at the National Farmers Union meeting focus on Common Market policies and rural poverty alongside wheat prices. Dutch farmer Barend W. Biesheuvel urges a broader view while NFU leaders push for rural political education and a late May referendum on a wheat program, a test of Kennedy farm policy.
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New York
National Farmers Union
NFU
Barend W. Biesheuvel
International Federation of Agricultural Producers
Biesheuvel
James C. Patton
U.S
Orville L. Freeman
John A. Baker
Kennedy
American Farm Bureau Federation
Eisenhower
India shifts toward Western view after Chinese aggression
Prime Minister Nehru says India is maturing and must build armed strength while keeping national unity. He notes closer U S India ties due to U S support against Chinese aggression and observes a move away from strict non alignment toward Western perspectives.
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Red China
India
Nehru
U.s.-India
U.S
Public share ownership in 1962 estimated at 17 million
A conservative estimate shows 17 million Americans owned shares in publicly held companies in 1962. Stock and bond ownership is estimated at about 10 percent of the population, a figure that includes very young children.
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U.S
People’s capitalism grows as stock ownership widens
By 1970 the total of over 17 million is expected to exceed 25 million. The piece describes stock ownership moving from a mystery of the few to a broad, people driven form of capitalism. It notes Americans hold stocks via insurance policies and may not know their status, while the trend increases understanding and appreciation of the system.
All Stars Clash in Ararat Shrine East-West Game Kansas City
Clashing across NCAA districts 13 states send players to the East-West basketball showcase in Kansas City. KU's Dean Kelley listed among the All-Stars as the event marks its second annual run.
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Hillcrest
Sunset Hills
Park Hill
Quinton Johnstone
E. H. Lupton
Louis Kuhn
George Winters
James Owens
Gamma Phi Beta
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
A devotional note cites Ephesians 4 32 urging kindness and forgiveness. The prayer asks the Holy Spirit to remind believers they are sinners saved by grace and to grant the desire and power to live soberly righteously and godly in the present world.
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Jesus
Northern Frontier Kenya Seen as Potential War Zone
Roark argues the Northern Frontier in Kenya, bordered by Somalia, is a volatile wasteland claimed by none yet home to Somalis and rival tribes. He recalls its harsh geography and lawless texture, warning it could become a site for a future war needing UN mercenary intervention.
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United Nations
Africa
Kenya
Somalia
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Nairobi
Mogadishu
Uhuru
NFD
Somali
Ethiopia
Sudan
The
Douglas County Heart Fund Drive Thanks
Robert S. Charlton thanks the Journal-World and all clubs and groups for publicizing and supporting the Douglas County Heart Fund Drive. The committee expresses pride in each individual and organization that contributed to a successful fundraiser.
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Douglas County
Journal- World
Robert S. Charlton
Douglas County Heart Fund
Pike fire curb Wichita on turnpike warns of smoke hazard
AP reports Turnpike officials urge cooperation from landowners to curb grass burning near the Wichita turnpike during late March and early April. Chief engineer L W Newcomer notes windblown smoke has already caused a four car pile-up near Emporia obscuring drivers’ views.
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Wichita
Turnpike
L. W. Newcomer
Newcomer
Emporia
Dear Dr. Mother focuses on patient care in aging relative
A letter from a reader describes daily strain living with a 9 year-old mother who is blind and hard of hearing. The response urges patience and clever compromises such as moving an easy chair upstairs, using headphones, and balancing breakfast routines to ease family tensions.
New Yorker Urges President Verify Party Presence
A New Yorker asks the President to confirm where he is at a White House party for the British Ambassador. JFK obliges him by phone. The note highlights celebrity sightings and political chatter around entertainment figures and public figures.
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New Yorker
Cesare Siepi
Metropolitan Opera
Milan
Las Vegas
Sonny Liston
Patterson
White House
New York Cafe Society
JFK
Ralph Bunche
Sardi
Kefauver
Nancy
Scotland
Macmillian
Harold Wilson
Theodore White
Danny Thomas
Marlo
California
Heredity and Pregnancy Tied to Varicose Veins
Dr. Noah Fabricant notes heredity and pregnancy influence varicose vein development. Varicose veins affect about half of women and a quarter of men over 40, with standing, constrictive clothing, and long trips as risk factors. Treatments include injections or surgery to remove or tie off affected veins.
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Chicago
Noah D. Fabricant
Today’s Health Magazine
The
American Medical Association
Fabricant
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