Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details
Lawrence Journal World records staff and publishing information for March 27 1963. Dolph C Simons Jr serves as President and Editor with Bill Mayer as Vice President Publisher. Jack Zimmerman Ernest Pontius and Leo Eller are key editors and managers at the World Company in Lawrence Kansas.
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Dolph Simons
Occu
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Pechenboka
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Odd Williams A Respected Kansas Legislator In Topeka
The Kansas House regards Odd Williams as a highly capable and principled representative. He eschews political posturing, backed Wichita University funding debates, and resisted tax burdens, earning strong support from Lawrence and Douglas County. Many hope he stays active in state government and even considers higher office.
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Odd Williams
Kansas
House of Representatives
State of
Williams
Topeka
House
Wichita University
Lawrence
Douglas County
Surviving the North A Plane Crash Hope Perseveres
Helen Klaben and Ralph Flores endured seven weeks in subzero Canadian wilderness after a plane crash. Surviving on water and scarce injuries, Flores’s faith and Klaben’s resolve inspired a dramatic rescue. Flores, a Mormon lay preacher, led by example as Klaben embraced repentance and purpose in adulthood.
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Helen Klaben
Ralph Flores
Miss Klaben
Flores
Ralph
Two New Measles Vaccines Licensed for U S Distribution
Two vaccines licensed for measles injection, aimed at preventing hard measles and pneumonia related damage. The vaccines arrive as measles season begins amid caution about new drugs and rapid adoption.
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U.S
Attlee on the U S Britain Alliance for World Peace
Earl Attlee former prime minister of Britain highlights enduring U S Britain cooperation as key to maintaining world peace. He notes a dominant theme of the first half of the 20th century and cites their decisive role in two great wars in saving Europe and possibly the world from German domination.
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U.S
Earl Attlee
Britain
America
Attlee
Europe
Germany
Anglo American alliance kept world peace through joint efforts
Postwar leaders note that cooperation between the United States and Britain halted Korean aggression and aided Berlin airlift. They emphasize continued Anglo American planning and positive, achievable goals. Despite debates over contributions, the alliance remains strong and essential to global stability.
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United Nations
Korea
Berlin
Europe
Attlee
U.S
Britain
Press Corps Sees Change in White House Access
Washington report notes a shift in presidential press relations since inauguration. Reporters once welcomed at the executive entrance now observe a distant, curtained reception with limited questions. Mrs Kennedy also curbs women reporters, signaling a broader New Frontier approach to White House access and information.
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Washington
Costa Rica
White House
3307
N St
Georgetown
New Frontier
W. Executive Ave
Old Home Town Highlights From 1953 Kansas News
In 1953 Mrs J Rent Edwards of Kansas City wed Vernon H Smith of Lawrence. Baker University alumni secretary Thomas Evans planned to retire after 30 years. A mental health feature described the snake pits being cleaned after publicity since 1946. The City Council kept the water plant partly steam and partly electric. Fred Pralle was to manage the local Ban Johnson team with Gilbert Francis as assistant. A tornado wrecked 30 blocks in Columbus, Kansas, killing six. Sarah Bernhardt died in Paris. A large crowd lined streets near a church for a simple ceremony. The People's State Bank reported resources of 1.1 million, with deposits nearly equal. Surplus stood at 160 percent of capital. Kansas planned 63 fairs and expositions next year.
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J. Rent Edwards
Kansas City
Vernon H. Smith
Lawrence
Thomas Evans
Baker University
Fred Pralle
Ban Johnson
Gilbert Francis
Columbus
Kan
Sarah Bernhardt
Paris
People’s State Bank
Kansas
Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
A devotional note begins with a verse from Psalm 119 160 and includes a prayer thanking God for the Bible. It asks for wisdom grace and understanding as readers engage with the scripture. The prayer closes in Jesus name Amen.
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Heavenly Father
Christ
Strategic Hamlet plan in Vietnam praised as Kenya success
A columnist lauds a $3.5 million US program to relocate villagers into guarded hamlets with US supplied food and services. The piece draws parallels to Kenya's Mau Mau settlements, arguing centralized aid curbs guerrilla support and weakens Viet Cong, while noting it bypasses graft-prone central government and relies on American field experts.
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United States
Viet Nam
Kenya
Southeast Asia
Thank you for hospital ER fund drive in Lawrence
Letter from Rodger C. Johnson administrator of Lawrence Memorial Hospital thanks volunteers for the Dr H Penfield Jones ER improvement drive. Plans may enlarge ER from two to five patients, benefiting the community. mentions Elizabeth Watkins gift and urges further philanthropy for hospital needs. A reception for Dr and Mrs Jones to honor them at Lawrence Country Club on Friday 8 to 11 p.m. is announced.
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Journal-World
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
H. Penfield Jones
Elizabeth Watkins
Lawrence
Ind. St
Hazards of Hair Spray Use Questioned by Doctor Molner
Dr Joseph Molner discusses hair spray risks noting that some sprays marked Do not inhale can still affect lungs and lymph glands. He cautions on adequate precautions though the condition may be reversible with proper use and more study is needed.
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Frances Kelsey
A.W
Met Sensation Sutherland on loud singing and bravado
Opera notes recount Joan Sutherland at the Met saying she sings louder and higher than best in response to an Oklahoma visitor. Other items cover Tozzi wagers, Zanuck’s D-Day film viewings, Ambassador Blair’s Danish tours, and updates on Arturo Sergi plus George Green’s Gilbert and Sullivan work. Connery Bond profile ends the piece.
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Joan Sutherland
Met
Oklahoma
Charity at Home Ordeal in Life
Hal Boyle reflects on how charity now comes to the doorstep as campaigns and solicitations invade home life. He recalls past simple acts of giving and contrasts them with modern asks, ending with a moment helping Girl Scout cookies and declaring himself a 45 cent supporter. The piece satirically questions what one truly stands for beyond being against causes.
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New York
Sam
Amalgamated League
Girl Scouts
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