Lawrence Journal World Staff and Publication Details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World page lists Dolph Simons as President and Editor with Dolph C Simons Jr and Tl. Mayer as Vice President Publisher, News Editor Jack Zimmerman, and Ernest Pontius as News Editor. Advertising Manager Deo Elleress and Business Manager W. C. Simons. Established 1854 with various pricing. Saturday Evening March 23 1963.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Tl. Mayer Occa
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Deo Elleresses
W. Cc. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Likely High Turnout For Lawrence April City Elections
Lawrence Kansas eyes record turnout for April 2 voting with 8,850 of 12,000 prospects registered and City Clerk Harold Fisher optimistic. Key races include City Commission, School Board, and a 195000 pool bond, with potential 7000 voters at the polls to boost chances of the pool project.
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Lawrence
Harold Fisher
School Board
Fisher
Kansas City
Emporia
Kansas
Schroeder Seen Favoring Chancellor Chance in West Germany
Western observers rate Gerhard Schroeder as the leading candidate to succeed Konrad Adenauer as West German chancellor with Ludwig Erhard as a possible alternative if chosen now. Schroeder’s pro US and pro British stance, recent trade deals, and foreign support push his bid, though Adenauer’s fading power and Erhard’s still warm public regard shape the contest.
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Gerhard Schroeder
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Schroeder
Bonn
U.S
Adenauer Group
Western Alliance
Adenauer
Washington
Poland
Hungary
Radio Moscow
Adequate Public Use Facilities urged for Kansas reservoirs
The Manhattan Mercury warns Tuttle Creek public facilities may be inadequate as it becomes operational this summer. It cites projected attendance rising to 1.5 million and urges planners for Milford and Perry Reservoirs to expand facilities to meet growing outdoor recreation demand in the region.
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Manhattan Mercury
Tuttle Creek
Mercury
The
Milford
Junction City
Lawrence
Perry
Pomona
Clinton
Not All So Bad Wash Day Advances at Local Laundries
The piece notes how laundry work has changed from hard labor on Mondays to round the clock modern service. It describes launder aides present day readers, leisure activities, and diversions while machines finish their chores.
The Good Old Days Aren’t All Gold Says Veterans
The piece notes that many elders recall past routines, like wash day, with nostalgia but suggests those memories conceal hardships and realities overlooked by later generations. It reflects on imperfect memories and mixed judgments about earlier times.
New Orleans Integrates Catholic Schools A Turning Point
In New Orleans Archdiocese shifts after de segregation announced by Archbishop Cody. Perez and followers faced excommunication as 200 colored Catholic students join formerly all white schools. Midyear enrollment rises to 74,313, with dropbacks and a church construction fund and new weekly paper Clarion Herald.
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New Orleans
Leander Perez Sr
John Patrick Cody
Perez
Cody
Our Lady of Good Harbor
Burns
Plaquemine Parish
Christopher Schneider
Mississippi Delta
Harvey
Westwego
Clarion Herald
the Paiests and Friends of
Leonard Axe Named Administration Chief in State
Old Home Town notes Leonard Axe appointed director of the new Department of Administration after serving as dean of the KU School of Business. KU painter Robert Green wins first prize at the 28th Kansas Artists Exhibition for Bayview Beach. Emil Heck Jr. welcomes daughter. 33 years ago in 1988 mass stop signs were added on Massachusetts Street to 23rd.
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Leonard Axe
Department of Administration
School of
Robert Green
Bayview Beach
Kansas Artists
Emil Heck Jr
Massachusetts Street
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Leon Blum
France
Maxim Litvinoff
Soviet
Russia
Hitler
Mussolini
Samuel Hunt Davis
Hesper
Academy and Friends University
Daily Bible Message and Prayer
A devotional note cites Hebrews 13 5 I will never leave thee nor forsake thee asking for forgiveness of sins and repentance in the past through Jesus name Amen.
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Jesus
Anti-Yank Rally Sparks Roar in Canadian Meetings
The Voice reports a political scene in Canada where supporters cheer a speaker’s critique of U S influence. Prime Minister faces opposition as crowds voice strong loyalty concerns amid cross border tensions.
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Canada
U.S
Canadian politics and Diefenbaker in 1963 election stance
The letter discusses upcoming April elections for City Commissioners and a public pool referendum, urging prudent spending and parental guidance. It then shifts to a broader analysis of Canadian attitudes toward the United States, reviewing Prime Minister Diefenbaker’s anti-American stance, historical episodes, and the impact on national identity and diplomacy.
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John A. McDonald
John Diefenbaker
Sir John
Toronto
Meaning and prevention odds in health letters
A reader asks the meaning of the word syndrome in medical terms and several syndromes are discussed. Another note advises on aging and aging signs, sleep, diet, and ethics. A question about shingles and nerve causes is answered, with shingles unlikely to recur without examination.
New City Library Books The Day Divide
A catalog-style list of 1963 library titles with brief descriptions including THE DAY DIVIDE by Ralph Moody and THE SLUM MAKERS by Robert Tebbel detailing plots and historical angles. Other works span World War I Verdun history, privacy rights, biographical studies, travel writing, and fiction from Gunter Grass to Margery Sharp.
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Ralph Moody
McCook
Neb
Robert Tebbel
Verdun
Alistair Horne
Morris L. Ernst
Alan V. Schwartz
Sam Houston
M. K. Wisehart
Houston
Land
Susan Graham
New Zealand
Pamela Hansford Johnson
William Setter
London
Frank G. Slaughter
Laos
Current Best Sellers in Fiction and Nonfiction
A list of top sellers includes Raise High the Roof Beam and Seymour an Introduction by J. D. Salinger. The Sand Pebbles, Seven Days in May, Fail Safe, The Moon-Spinners. Travels with Charlie, Steinbeck. Silent Spring, Happiness Is a Warm Puppy, The Fire Next Time. The Truth Whole and Nothing But.
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Carpenters
Seymour
Salinger
Cienna
Knebel_ and Bailey
Burdick and
Wheeler
Stewart
Charley
Steinbeck
Carson
Schulz
Baldwin
Hopper and Brough
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Journal-World
Diefenbaker
Prairie Lawyer
Alaska
Sir Wilfred Laurier
Taft
Louis St. Laurent
C. D. Howe
Texas Buccaneers
St. Laurent
Lester Pearson
St. Lawrence Seaway
Cornwall
Ontario
Washington Post
Cambridge
Denis W. Brogan
Newsweek
Montreal Star
Winnipeg
Mark Antony
Ceasar
Washington Peat News Service
Joseph Molner
Dr. Melner
Melaer
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
John Merchant
Chan Thornton
James Aldridge
Rupert Royce
Arctic
Soviet Union
Gunter Grass
Oskar Matzeralch
Europe
Edmund G. Love
Gettysburg
Jeb Stuart
Martha
Paris
Margery Sharp
Publishers’ Weekly
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Interlands
Doeermgan Ven
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