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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1963

Page

4

Lawrence Daily Journal World Friday Evening 1963 Activities

Lawrence kansas daily paper notes editors and staff, listing publishers and officials. The March 29 1963 issue details circulation rates, addresses, and ownership under The World Company published in Lawrence Kansas.

Polph Simons Polph C. Simons Jr Bill Mayer Iowa Jack Zimmerman Ernest Pontius Leo Eller W. C. Simons the World Company Sixth New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kan Douglas United States Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press

Juicy Showbiz Tablets From The December Scene

A burst of Hollywood chatter covers Joan Crawford disputing rumors with Gov Rockefeller, Cas sius Clay slated to fight Floyd Patterson in May or June, Orson Welles urging restraint on his film, Julie Harris set for June stage work, and plans for Dublin to Prague productions. Also notes on Brando, Hitchcock, Bergman, Behan and Simenon with conductor Leinsdorf heading to Russia and a Rousseau exhibit benefiting elderly artists.

Joan Crawford Gov. Rockefeller Cassius Clay Floyd Patterson Las Vegas New York Orson Welles Sally Anne Howes Rex Harrison Harrison JFK Sally Adler Marion Brando Sidney Lumet Boston Symphony Russia Leningrad Moscow Rousseau Wildenstein Paris Brendan Behan Behan Republic of Ireland Ireland Georges Simenon

Arbor Day Emphasizes Tree Planting in Lawrence

Arbor Day observations in Kansas highlight the need to replace elm losses from disease. The Journal-World plans to distribute 700 small pin oak trees to sixth graders to beautify the area and foster lifelong interest in tree planting among youth and adults alike.

Kansas Journal-World Lawrence

Glue Sniffing Among Teens Raises Alarm

Authorities warn of a growing teen trend of glue sniffing that can cause severe illness or death. Some youths become anemic and brain heart and lung damage may follow. Rest and proper diet are needed, and parents should intervene to discourage this dangerous, seemingly innocent activity.

Environment shapes behavior not criminal minds

Dr George W Thompson of Southern California University argues that brain injury underpins most criminal psychology and that no mental illness is solely environmental. He cites 1000 psychopaths with three quarters showing brain damage and urges neurological testing to diagnose such cases.

George W. Thompson Southern California University Thompson New York

Britain Fades In the Air

London Sunday Times assesses Britain's aviation crisis as postwar consolidation, government influence, and delayed jetliners strain BOAC and BEA. Vickers VC10 delays and Britannia fleet obsolescence mirror a push to outpace Boeing 707 with faster, safer, quieter aircraft amidst industry turmoil.

London Britain Julian Amery Vickers British Aircraft Corporation Vickers Armstrong English Electric Bristols Hunting Aircraft Sir George Edwards Hawker Siddeley de Havilland Avro Hawker Whitworth-Gloster Folland Aircraft Blackburn Roy Dobson Fairey Handley-Page Shorts Herald Amery Matthew Slattery BOAC Lord Douglas Kirtleside BEA Cambridgeshire China Boeing

Kansas Relays Highlight Rich Chapter as Santee Sets Marks

Kansas Relays praised as the finest chapter with Wes Santee named top performer. He lowered the four mile standard to 17 14 and anchored four winning relays including a world record mile relay at 3 21 8. Santee also ran his fastest mile 4 06 6 and led the two mile relay to 7 41 8. Rainfall totals 1 34 inches in Lawrence.

Wes Santee Irene Peabody Joseph Wilkins Hoch Auditorium Granade Katherine Hepburn Cary Grant Baby Dickinson Jon Hall Dorothy Lamour Raymond Massey Mary Astor Varsity Paul Robeson King Solomon's Mines Maid South Dakota Washburn Lonborg Rook Woodward McPherson Hays Patsy”’ Clark Phog Allen Billy Hutson Dutch” Schultz Topeka Kansas

Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Refocus Faith

A devotional note presents Isaiah 30 21 urging guidance by a word behind. The prayer asks divine wisdom and strength to follow Jesus spirit, live righteously, and pray the Lord’s Prayer with faith.

Jesus

Tough for average man to follow someone

Column argues nepotism harms the average person as political families like the Kennedys and Roosevelts face scrutiny. It jabs at Jack Kennedy and various relatives, noting the difficulty for juniors to live up to or escape the shadow of famous parents. It also mocks generations and the idea of inherited prominence in public life.

Jack Kennedy Frank Roosevelt Jr Hubert Humphrey West Virginia Big Pancho Hubert Dominican Republic Honey Fitz Fdr United States Michigan Soapy Williams Africa Jimmy Roosevelt Father Elliott Johnny Frank Teddy Taft Ted Kennedy Damon Runyon Jr Walter Winchell Jr Heywood Broun Jr Eugene O'Neil Jr Westbrook Pegler Jr Heaven Forfend Bob Ruark Dumas Brueghel Paul Gauguin Junior Souny

Public pool urged by Lawrence League of Women Voters

Letters from Mrs. J. H. Camin advocate a municipal swimming pool for all ages as part of a long standing community need. The group urges voters to vote Yes in the upcoming election. The piece includes additional poems praising national ideals and the flag, attributed to Nancy Sterner and Kathy Beer.

Lawrence League of Women Voters J. H. Camin

Arbor Day Poems From Hillcrest Students

Sixth graders at Hillcrest School contribute Arbor Day poems in an editor's note reader. The poems reflect trees nature and community spirit as part of the observance.

Braders Hillcrest Arbor Day

Arbor Day Planting Observed by Students and Farmers

On Arbor Day students and farmers engage in planting activities. Fourth graders practice arithmetic while sixth graders, led by Mrs. Van Horn, participate in tree planting alongside local farmers.

Gay

Tree Replaces Bare Ground Stands Tall

A lone tree grows on a patch of ground once bare, its branches reaching upward through varied weather as it stands proudly in place. The description highlights resilience and the tree's emergence as a focal point in the landscape.

Trees Like Giants Over Hillcrest Playground

Poem lines describe trees as living beings that cry and die, offering shade to children at the former Hillcrest school, authored by Dianna Elliott.

You and I Hillcrest Dianna Elliott

Tree planted in Hillcrest yard thanks Journal-World donors

A tree in Hillcrest yard expresses gratitude for funding from the Journal-World and the contributors who funded its planting. The poem credits those who granted the wish and supported the effort.

Hillcrest Journal-World

Dear Dr. Molner Health Q&A on cancer hygiene and cookware

Readers ask if cancer is contagious through touching patients and whether aluminum cookware is safe. Dr Molner says cancer is not transmittable, emphasizes basic hygiene to prevent infection, and confirms aluminum and stainless steel are safe with no vitamin loss concerns.

Dr. Mother T. F Co. Ss. D

Hitchcock Says Ladies Scarce in Filmland and Diet Talk

New York AP interview with Alfred Hitchcock notes the shortage of real ladies on screen and cites his praise for past starlets. He discusses Tippi Hedren, Oscar dreams, and his aim to entertain by scaring audiences while revealing his own weight loss goal of 15 pounds.

Roosevelt Rome Soapy New York Alfred Hitchock Hollywood Norma Shearer Carole Lombard Irene Dunne Myrna Loy Garbo Ingrid Bergman Tippi Hedren Tippi Grace Kelly Hitchock Princess Grace Vera Miles Hitchcock Dieter

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