Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and Details May 4 1963
The Lawrence Daily Journal World edition dated Saturday May 4 1963 lists Dolph C Simons Jr as President and Editor and Dolf C Simons as editor with Bliss as Vice President Publisher. The paper is published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas with column subscriptions rates and mail rates noted.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bliss
Mayvisr Os Ig
Tor
Jack Zimmerman
Cee
Newa
Ernest Pontius
Leo Buer Wee
Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence Wan ‘Telephone VI
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Guarded optimism for Lawrence post office project gains footing
Local leaders report improved prospects for a new Lawrence Post Office with potential land sales near Seventh Street Vermont and Kentucky. While federal approval remains pending and past site attempts failed due to procurement issues, officials see steady progress toward a completed facility in a 600 block location, east of Central Park, replacing the current Ninth and N. H. Streets site.
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Nnal
Lawrence
Seventh Street
Vermont
Kentucky
Post Office Department
Manhattan
Junction City
Kentucky-Vermont
Central Park
Lawrence Long
Tth
N. H. Sts
FBI
Boeing bids spark defense contract controversy over TFX
Boeing officials warn McNamara bid handling could set a dangerous precedent by rewarding higher costs and uncertain estimates. They argue the defense market would become a costly guessing game if the lowest bid is not the deciding factor and condemn the $416 million gap between General Dynamics and Boeing proposals.
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Boeing Aircraft
U.S. Defense Department
Boeing
Defense
Robert McNamara
General Dynamics
TFX
McNamara
Mnamara
Air Force
Senator Kuchel Labels Fright Peddlers on Right
U S Senator Thomas Kuchel charged that far right groups like the John Birch Society are fright peddlers who divide the nation more than any Communist. He termed such extremism a grave disservice to the country and urged citizens to reject their tactics.
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U.S
Thomas Kuchel
California
Kuchel
Senate
GOP
John Birch Society
Extremist opponents attacked by Kuchel Mansfield and Allott
Kuchel labeled extremist groups unpatriotic. Mansfield backed him and urged that common sense would prevail while deeming the far right a small minority. Allott warned these fear peddlers damaged morale more than any other force. public reaction urged ignoring them while confronting them when needed.
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Kuchel
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Gordon Allott
R-Colo
Allott
U.S
People of
America
Eisenhower
Kennedy Round Becomes Normal Trade Talks for Tax Cut Goals
The term Kennedy Round will define Trade Expansion Act aims as the United States seeks across the board tariff cuts up to 50 percent for industrial and agricultural goods under GATT. Christian Herter leads formal talks. the nickname sticks despite Kennedy’s preference. Washington Post News Service
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Washington
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
GATT
United States
Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
Herter
Kansas civic and cultural events mark 10 years ago
A Topeka Kansas League of Women Voters convention elected Mrs H L Reedy first vice president and Miss Ruth Lichen secretary. William Inge won the Pulitzer for Picnic and Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea also cited. An Olathe man damaged orchards when his new airplane clipped neighbor trees causing about $200 in damage.
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H. L. Reedy
Ruth Lichen
Kansas
League of Women Voters
Topeka
New York
William Inge
Ernest Hemingway
H. B. Chubb
Watkins Hospital
John Simmonds
Mothers League
University Student Hospital
Phi Gamma Delta
Benny Matkins
Fraternal Aid Hall
What I Have I Give You Prayer Message
Prayer reflecting Acts 3 6 NEB on giving what one has to serve the church and world. The speaker thanks The for Thy church and asks to be rekindled in the spirit to act as instruments for a better world in Jesus name Amen.
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Acts
Dr. Mother
E. R
Humphrey’s unmatched talk drives a senator’s career
The piece portrays Hubert H. Humphrey as a relentless talker and reformer shaping Kennedy era policy. It notes his rise from Minnesota to No. 2 Democrat, his role on disarmament and Peace Corps, and his skill in balancing liberal ideals with Southern politics.
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Minneapolis
Senate
John F. Kennedy
White House
Humphrey
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Chamber
Eisenhower
United States
Mr. Kennedy
House
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
America
Mansfield
Dixie
Dear Dr Molner: Family Struggles With Harsh Temper
Advice column excerpt addressing a mother who fears emotional illness affecting her children. Dr Molner suggests assessing triggers, engaging the son with chores and shared tasks, seeking external recreation, and avoiding overprotective parenting to reduce tension and improve behavior.
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Dr. Molner
D. R
Cleopatra Sphinx Costs and Premiere Tales From Hollywood
Notes on the 1946 Cleopatra film budget reaching six million dollars amid wartime austerity and a custom built Sphinx, plus anecdotes from Gregory Peck at the To Kill a Mockingbird premiere in San Diego and memories of Kenneth Macgowan.
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Vivien Leigh
Sybil Burton
Little Club
Miss Leigh
Jean Pierre Aumont
Tovarich
Cleopatra
Shaw
Gabriel Pascal
Britain
Pascal
Egypt
Paul Gallico
Paul
Gregory Peck
San Diego
New City Library Adds 1963 Books Range
A catalogue listing titles from 1963 includes THELMA HELYAR S Song of Wild Laughter by Jack Couffer and Forever Free by Joy Adamson. Also featured are The World of Animals edited by Joseph Wood Krutch and other works across history, fiction, and nonfiction.
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Jack Couffer
Walt Disney Wildlife Productions
Joy Adamson
Elsa
Joseph Wood Krutch
Mao Tse-tung
People's Republic
John Chamberlain
New England
Delaware
James River
Emma Bailey
Brazil
Current Best Sellers List Confirms 1950s Tone
The page lists top fiction and nonfiction titles with authors like Salinger Nabokov and Steinbeck. Notable works include Raise High the Roof Beam Carpenters and Seven Days in May. Nonfiction spots feature Travels with Charley and The Warm Puppy.
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Seymour
Salinger
Knebel
Raisev
McKenna
du Maurier
Caldwell
Charley
Steinbeck
Rirah Tee
Schulz
Hudson
Hopper and Brong
St. Johns
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
Carroll Kilpatrick
Washington Post News Service
Old Home Town
L. E. Rice
St. Louis
Russell Wiley
Harold Johanning
Danny Brune
Herbert Hornberger
United States Senate
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Walker
Joseph Molner
Groucho Marx
Groucho
Peck
Kenneth Macgowan
Eugene O'Neill
Dept. of Theater Arts
University of California
Harvard
UCLA
Macgowan
Arlene Dahl
Chris Holmes
Rosalind Russell
Miss Dahl
Miss Russell
Holmes
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
Lady Rich
Elizabeth Boatwright Coker
Penelope Devereux
Queen Elizabeth
Mickey Phillips
Thomas Doulis
William Hoffman
James MacGlaughlin
Jefferson Sutton
Jon Cleary
Breton
Burma
Publishers‘ Weekly
Interlandi
Laos
Congress
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