Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and facts 1963
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff roster lists Dolph Simons President and Editor and Jack Zimmerman News Editor. Publication details show W C Simons as editor from 1891 to 1952 and address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates and AP membership noted. May 8 1963 issue date.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph
Telephone
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Lawrence Art Festival Boosts Community Spirit and Talent
The Lawrence Art Festival draws visitors to the Community Building over a weekend, showcasing diverse works by neighbors and eliciting praise from attendees. Last year over 1 800 people attended, and the Lawrence Art Guild earns commendation for organizing the event.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Art Guild
KU awards three for Distinguished Service to Mankind
Kansas University will honor three graduates who served as faculty with the Distinguished Service to Mankind Award. recipients are Dr. Ray Q. Brewster chemistry professor Dr. Herbert B. Hungerford emeritus entomology professor and Dr. John Ise emeritus economics professor. Brewster retires this June. The selection praised as well earned by the involved faculty members.
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Kansas University
Ray Q. Brewster
Herbert B. Hungerford
John Ise
Brewster
Brewster, Hungerford
Ise
Kennedy reappoints LeMay and nominates McDonald for Navy post
President Kennedy renews Gen Curtis LeMay as Air Force Chief of Staff for a one year term while nominating Adm David L McDonald to replace Adm George W Anderson as Chief of Naval Operations. LeMay’s brief term signals continuing White House weighing of key civilian and military leadership.
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Kennedy
Curtis LeMay
Air Force
David L. McDonald
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
LeMay
Anderson
JFK
U.S
Cuba
Defense
Robert McNamara
McNamara
Robert Kennedy
White House
Congress
FBI moves to station resident agent in Lawrence
The FBI will place a permanent resident agent in Lawrence, improving local law enforcement cooperation with Kansas City and Topeka offices. The 35-year-old Bert Sapp, with prior FBI experience in Chicago and the region, will head the local office and expects a harmonious relationship with local authorities.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lawrence
Kansas City
Topeka
FBI
Federal
Bert Sapp
Chicago
Urbanization Fear Cause
Dr Rene A Spitz warns at the American Psychiatric Association meeting that urban overpopulation threatens normal behavior. He links overcrowding to disrupted dialogue, withdrawal, overactivity, and antisocial behavior, citing animal studies and potential toxicity in the brain.
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ST. Louis
American Psychiatric Association
Rene A. Spitz
Spitz
Colorado University Medical Center
Notable Local Echoes From Lawrence 1952 Recap
The column recalls events from 10 years ago in Lawrence including Rev. Frank Jennings and his wife retirement from First Baptist Church, a tour house on Crescent Road, Douglas County retail sales totaling 38 037 326 up 6 3 from 1951, and the death of writer Kate Stephens during a Concordia hospital visit.
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Frank Jennings
First Baptist Church
Lawrence
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Massachusetts Council of Churches
Boston
Ralph Graber
Crescent Road
Douglas County
Kate Stephens
Kansas University
Concordia
L. A. Haughey
Highway 40
H. C. Tracy
Paul B. Lawson
Corlett Cotton
J. Cliff Ramsey
University Club
Today's Bible Message and Family Prayer Note
Daily devotional urging continual praise to God and thanksgiving. The prayer asks families worldwide to pray together and witness the beauty of fellowship and God’s love through Christ. Amen.
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Christ
Time to quit talking with Cuba says Ruark
Robert Ruark argues the United States must end backroom deals and bribery in Cuba policy. He calls for removing James Donovan and Bobby Kennedy from the scene, demanding a clear Washington stance and an end to public deception in Cuba talks.
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James Donovan
Bobby Kennedy
Kennedy
Cuba
Mr. Donovan
Washington
Diverticulosis and Diet Guidance From Dr Molner
A reader asks for a diverticulitis diet and causes of diverticulosis. Dr Molner explains diverticula form from weak spots, notes diverticulitis is not cancer risk, and suggests avoiding seedy fruits nuts corn and bran while allowing other foods. A booklet with details can be obtained for 10 cents.
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Dr. Molner
FBI Plans Clinic On Bank Problem
The FBI will host nationwide bank robbery conferences through June 1 to curb rising crimes against banks. A session occurs Monday May 13 at the Auditor ium, Kansas City Board of Education Building, 1211 McGee St, with local law enforcement and bank-finance officials expected. Hoover cites 1962 bank violations at 1,250, a record high, including 678 robberies, 352 burglaries and 220 larcenies.
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Kansas City
Board of Education
McGee St
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Baby Burned in a Tub in Topeka
Timothy Sipe an 18 month old boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sipe, was admitted to Stor mont Vail Hospital in Topeka after turning on hot water in the bathtub. He suffered first and second degree burns on his elbow, buttocks, both legs and one foot. Doctors listed his condition as satisfactory on Tuesday.
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Topeka
Timothy Sipe
Claud Sipe
Stormont Vail Hospital
Faulk Libel Case and Wealthy Parties Involved
John Henry Faulk won a record libel verdict of 3.5 million dollars while defendant Laurence E. Johnson died before punitive damages could be decided. Lawyer Louis Nizer is negotiating a settlement around 175 thousand dollars. The report weaves entertainment industry notes from Zanuck to Nixon and Berird stories, including claims about Cleopatra casting, awards at Parke-Bennet’s auction, and other cultural items.
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John Henry Faulk
Laurence E. Johnson
Syracuse
Faulke
Louis Nizer
Darryl F. Zanuck
Arthur Murray
Rembrandt
Parke-Bennet
Anne Jeffries
Wright & Forrest
Anastasia
Covent Garden
John McHugh
Margot Fonteyn
McHugh
Giselle
Miss Fonteyn
Ambassador Arias
Hughes
Jack Lemmon
Metropolitan Museum of Art
al Hirschfeld
Show Magazine
Aristotle
Mary McCarthy
Vassar
What Bores a Man Easy to Tell
Hal Boyle lists a humorous catalog of modern irritations from Yankees fans to long telephone numbers and bearded beatniks. He lampoons trends and social foibles, ending by asking readers what bores them.
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