Lawrence Daily Journal World May 1 1963 Staff and Rates
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff includes Dolph C Simons Jr president editor and Bill Mayer managing editor Ernest Pontius news editor and Leo Eller advertising manager. The paper published daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. Rates list 36 cents weekly 18.20 yearly carrier 8 per year Douglas county mail 11 elsewhere in US. Associated Press member Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Lawrence Greek groups praised for citizenship focus at KU
Good Citizens Spring highlights KU fraternity sorority projects. Alpha Tau Omega cleans Beth Stone Activity Center while Phi Delta Theta renovates Municipal Park. The movement shifts from Hell Week to scholarship and service, earning praise for citizenship at the university.
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Kansas University
Alpha Tau Omega
Beth Stone
Phi Delta Theta
Municipal Park
Caution Sign Installed at Tricky 6th and Iowa Intersection
A north side warning sign and a new street light have been placed at the intersection of 6th and Iowa Streets to alert motorists of a dead end and dropoff. Residents say a flashing beacon might help, but applaud the safety improvement and officials for acting.
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Iowa Sts
Washington crime rate sparks editorial call for action
The Journal-World reprints criticism of Washington D C crime conditions. Editors cite beatings robberies and rapes as common while courts show leniency. Commentators Knight and Trohan urge strong measures to restore safety and curb youth delinquency tied to school dropouts and migration for federal jobs.
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Chicago Tribune
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Detroit Free Press
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Washington
District of Columbia
Kennedy
National Capital
Lawrence
D.C
Washington Sees Image Crisis Deepens at Capitol
The passage notes Columbia and the capital face a worsening reputation requiring prompt forceful action. It emphasizes the need to address an image problem in Washington as the situation deteriorates daily.
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Washington
Conservatives Like Demos Conservatives Like Demos
Washington analysis notes Goldwater conservatives act like Democrats as they push for a 1964 GOP fight to block Rockefeller and back Goldwater. Peter O Donnell Jr leads a drive to secure Goldwater delegates while Rusher questions Rockefeller viability. Editorial framing from Washington Post News Service.
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National Review
California
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Old Home Town Highlights From 1953 Lawrence Kansas
Recaps in 1953 feature former mayor John Gage becoming president of the American Royal with Harry Darby as chairman of the new Board of Directors. KU Watkins scholars include Marianne Anderson of Lawrence. Summerfield awards list David Horr and Joe Robb among 14 boys. Roy Lawrence marks 37th grocery/meat anniversary at 906 Mass. St. Kaw Valley garden clubs meet in Lawrence with Mrs. Fred Hun Singer elected president. Douglas County wheat allotment down 45.3 percent from last year.
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Marianne Anderson
Lawrence
David Horr
Joe Robb
Summerfield
Roy Lawrence
Mass. St
Kaw Valley Garden Clubs
Fred Hunsinger
Douglas County
Lloyd Ware
Clarence Topping
Norwin Gibbons
California
Bowersock Theater
M. G. Bowersock
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
A church prayer note cites Acts 1 8 about receiving power after the Holy Ghost. It prays for zeal and oneness of purpose echoing early Christians and asks for guidance in Jesus name Amen.
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Jesus
Cuba Before the Revolution a Romp of Paradise and Perversion
Robert Ruark recalls a Cuba of casinos bands and carefree days with figures like Machado Batista and Hemingway. He laments the loss under communism and praises Varadero Beach and Havana's charm and affordability before the revolution.
Blood Pressure Not a Simple Normal Figure in Women
Dear Dr Mother explains blood pressure basics, showing 150 or higher may be safe for a 65 year old if resting pressure is normal and the reading is systolic/diastolic. It emphasizes that normal ranges vary with age, build, and heart function, and that two numbers appear in a BP reading.
Khrushchev Abused Barriers During West Coast Stop
Travel note recalls Khrushchev on a whistle stop led by Henry Cabot Lodge. Security kept crowds away but he found a warmer reception from Santa Barbara retirees, shaking hands and placing Soviet pins on their lapels. Khrushchev claimed common people favored him, contrasting with officials.
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California
Khrushchev
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Santa Barbara
Bosses Are Right Too Often in Dream Talk
Hal Boyle reflects on how adults dream of stress and fantasy as life grows hectic. He imagines a dream machine to switch to joyous fantasies but warns it could dull waking life. A boss quashes the idea by insisting real work prevents nightmares, noting bosses are right too often.
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