Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details May 3 1963
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff including Dolph Simmons as president and editor and Dolph C Simons Jr as editor and publisher. It notes the paper began in 1854 and is published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets with various subscription rates and contact details.
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Dolph Simmons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Edtor Dackie Zemmepirman
Emnecece
Newa
Ernest Pontius JH
Leo Bile Ee
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Telephone Bills Spark City Debate On Extra Charges
A Lawrence customer and city officials challenge Southwestern Bell and AT T on covert district surcharges and frequent rate changes. The piece argues for protest to the Kansas Corporation Commission and praises local electric and gas utilities for fair pricing and reliable service.
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City Commission
Lawrence
AT & T
Kansas Corporation Commission
Electric Company
Kansas Power & Light Co
Why the Communist Party gains followers in prosperous Italy
The piece notes Italy's Communist Party rose about four percent from 1958 to capture roughly a quarter of the vote amid strong living standards. It questions Catholic influence, sees the result as a possible protest vote against Premier Fanfani's Christian Democrats, and suggests other unidentified factors behind communist gains.
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Communist Party
Italy
Tron Curtain
Fanfani
Christian Democratic Party
Churchill Retires from Parliament After 60 Years at Commons
Britain’s Sir Winston Churchill, renowned leader and statesman, announced his retirement from Parliament this week. He has served six decades in the House of Commons and declined a peerage when he stepped down as prime minister.
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Sir Winston Churchill
Britain
House of Commons
Sir Winston Churchill Retires From Parliament at 88
An aging Churchill plans to leave politics for good in April 1955 to avoid being pushed from the House of Lords. He travels little, sent his son to accept honorary American citizenship, and recognizes his waning wit and vigor. The decision weighs on admirers ready for revival versus the need to retire gracefully.
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House of Lords
America
Winston
Wattounti
Venezuela Turmoil Described Amid Longstanding Tensions
The piece outlines Venezuela's persistent instability under Betancourt, noting repeated rebellions and suspensions of civil liberties. It references terrorism linked to FALN and MIR, with attacks on banks and oil infrastructure, while public life remains calm amid upheaval.
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Venezuela
Caracas
Simon Bolivar
Romulo Betancourt
Algeria
FALN
Armed Forces of National Liberation
Venezuelan Communist Party
Extreme Left
Revolutionary Left Movement
MIR
Old Home Town Recalled In Capitol City Notes
A nostalgic column recalls 1953 polio inoculations in Prairie Village and a linked explosion scare at an abandoned Route 6 farmhouse after a Granada Theater safe was stolen. It names the Gamma Phi Beta alumnae officers Mrs Scanlan and others.
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Frank Scanlan
Olin Petefish
Clifford McDonald
William Rowlands
Gamma Phi Beta
Prairie Village
Frank Lutz
Route 6
Granada Theater
L. L. Dyche
Ruth Dyche
St Marys School
Leavenworth
Fay Brown
Lawrence Business and Professional Women
Lora Mendenhall
Jane Byrn
Hazel Anderson
Dorothy Shufflebarger
Today’s Bible Message Prayer Excerpt from Acts 2 7
A devotional note reflects on the crowd marveling at Galileans and offers a prayer thanking God for the courage of the first disciples. The prayer and blessing acknowledge God’s word and the loving example of Christ, our Redeemer, in teaching the Lord’s Prayer.
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Christ
Redemer
Heaven
Troops already know how to get in trouble Congo army debate
Robert Ruark argues the Central Congo does not need a foreign trained army but a disciplined police force. He condemns external coaches from Belgium Canada Israel Norway Italy and Russia and accuses Congo leaders of inviting foreign influence while exploiting resources. He casts doubt on Adoula and calls the government corrupt and ineffective.
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United Nations
Congo
Cyril Adoula
Adoula
America
Italy
Belgium
Israel
Publique
Arthritis relief through heat movement and aspirin advice
Reader questions on arthritis and weight fluctuations receive guidance from Dr. Molner. Heat helps stiff joints, movement prevents further stiffness, and low dose anti inflammatory aspirin is beneficial for inflammation. Weight variation explained by moisture loss and intake. weigh at same time daily.
Wichita Toddler Drowns After Fall Into Sink
A Wichita toddler named Charles, age 2, toppled from a high chair into a water-filled kitchen sink and drowned. His mother, Mrs Wayne Warden, left him unattended while she checked on his six brothers and found him later in the sink. He died after failed revival attempts. an autopsy was planned.
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Wichita
Wayne Warden
Charles
John Glenn seeks Russia tour despite visa snag
Col Glenn planned a U S trip including the Soviet Union but visa hurdles arose over showing spacecraft to Soviets. Meanwhile Ralph Bunche invited to speak at Texas Christian University Fort Worth on race. Paris track Longchamp to be rebuilt. Pro football suspension income for Paul Hornung.
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Col
Glenn
Japan
U.S.S.R
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Ralph Bunche
Paris
Longchamps
Paul Hornung
Promotion Productions Inc
Bobby Kennedy
C&o
Lewis
Prince Rainier
Grace Kelly
Eddie
Debbie Reynolds
Elizabeth Taylor
John Ringling North
Rudolf Nureyev
Royal Ballet
Trenton Trust Co
Mary Roebling
Govs. Hughes
New Jersey
Scranton
Pennsylvania
U.S
J. J. Saxon
McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Litchfield
Aluminum
Hal Boyle looks back fondly at the old days
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle riffs on fond memories of a bygone era. He recalls working men in suits, family duties, patriotic strictness, simple pleasures, and social norms now seen through nostalgic retrospect. He names Clara Bow and old habits in a playful tone.
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New York
Old-Timers’ League
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Ghana
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Baluba
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Kasai
Albert
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Harold Macmillan
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Mr. Adoula
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Joseph Molner
Dr. Molner
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Russia
Lionel Bart
Georgia Brown
Oliver
Peter O'Toole
Liverpool
Miss Brown
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Jerome Lawrence
Robert E. Lee
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Gene Kelly
Ohio State University
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Arthur Lewis
Jean Paul Getty
Clore
der Getty
Getty
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Harry Belafonte
Sidney Poitier
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Arno Selco
Hal Boyle
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Interlandi
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