Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff list
The fragment shows the Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead for May 1 1963 with listed roles President and Editor Vice President Publisher Managing Editor Dolph Simons News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Ellerson Business Manager and notes the paper established in 1854 and distribution details including subscription rates and mailing offices.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Semons
VLA Mayer
P Tack Rimmerman Scence
Igrnest Pontius
Leo Ellersen
W. ¢. Simons
of the World Company
Sixth
New Mampshira
Lawrence Kane Telephone VE
Douglas
Admiring
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
U N Nears Financial Crisis as Members Owe $106 Million
The United Nations faces near bankruptcy as debtors owe more than 106 million dollars and appeals for payment yield little action. The United States favors a percentage-based contribution and may cap its share at 32.02 percent for the year if overdue payments do not materialize. The General Assembly session will test the body’s future effectiveness and the member states’ willingness to pay.
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United Nations
United States
U.N
U.S
U.N. General Assembly
World Organization
Gifted Children and Creative Play Advocate Parnes
Buffalo University professor Sidney J. Parnes argues that highly creative children are often disliked by teachers and should be encouraged to explore many solutions. He outlines creative calisthenics for home and school and criticizes the fear of experimentation that stifles talent.
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Sidney J. Parnes
Buffalo University
Parnes
Buffalo
New Yorker
Taxes Also Rise At Low Levels
A Washington Post piece notes federal spending up 35 percent in a decade while state and local outlays have surged 130 percent. Tax and debt growth is highlighted with contrasts between federal and local funding, amid a broad public push for more government services and programs.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
White House
Treasury
Capitol Hill
Eliot Janeway
Goldwater
New York City
Arizona
Portrait of Rickover Father of the Nuclear Navy
The article portrays Admiral Hyman G. Rickover as a sharp minded yet compassionate figure. It highlights his reputation for discipline and efficiency while noting a hidden sentimental side and deep respect for the responsibilities of his role as father of the nuclear navy.
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Rickover
Nue
Rickover commends Polaris sub tests after Thresher tragedy
The report describes Admiral Rickover sending a message from the sea about trials of the Polaris submarine Andrew Jackson, the first tested since the Thresher loss. He prays for engineers to honor the men who died, praising strict design and operation to save lives and noting his daily combat with human risk.
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Rickover
Andrew Jackson
Topeka reminiscence notes from 1953 and 1938 items
Old Home Town column recalls 1953 Legislative Council stripping Lt. Gov. Fred Hall of chair duties and a Scout anniversary for Edwin Burgess. 1938 notes cover a traveling carnival controversy, KU telescope eclipse viewing, Rotarians parade, gullywasher street conditions, and William Allen White’s Pulitzer winning editorial.
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Topeka
Legislative Council
Fred Hall
Govenor
Edwin Bugess
West Side Presbyterian Church
Raymond Nichols
Pelathe
Burgess
Edgar Salsbury
Roland Roney
George Corn
Leo Eller
Reno Bruns
Noble Messer
Lawrence Sertoma Club
Charles Spinger
N. W. Storer
Massachusetts Street
Bowersock
Haskell
William Allen White
Henry Allen
Today Bible Message Cleansing Inner Truth in Prayer
A devotional excerpt urges inner cleanliness over outward show. It emphasizes honesty before God and asks for guidance in truth and mercy through Jesus.
Sewages and lawsuits flood the courts in 1960s rants
The author rails against rising civil suits while recounting Aunt Melissy Jackson’s fierce justice in Southport. He cites a New York College entry case, a Brooklyn appellate reversal, and a Labor Department homosexuality dispute as examples. He laments legal fees and court creep, ending recalling Aunt Melissy and local boredom with lawsuits.
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Melissy Jackson
Southport
N. C
Jack Robbins
State Supreme Court of New York
Appellate Division
Supreme Court of Brooklyn
Court of Appeals
Albany
Civil Service Commission
Melissa Jackson
Journal-World praised for coverage of symposium on contemporary American music
John Pozdro thanks the Journal-World staff for comprehensive reporting of the Fifth Annual Symposium of Contemporary American Music. He notes the paper’s full cooperation and implicit support, crediting the coverage with the event's success.
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School of Fine Arts
Journal-World
John Pozdro
Debate on Liberty and Law and Soviet Professors
In a letter to the editor J R Crowder questions allowing a Soviet professor to speak on liberty and law citing censorship fears. The piece argues for freedom of expression as central to Western civilization and defends listening to diverse views despite Cold War tensions.
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Journal-World
J. R. Crowder
Leningrad
Russia
Mr. Crowder
Soviet Union
Crowder
Congress
University of Leningrad
Kerimov
Today In History May 13 highlights across years
Key events include Jamestown founding in 1607 led by Captain Christopher Newport with 105 settlers, U S war declaration on Mexico in 1846 with funding and volunteers, 1871 papal possessions of the Vatican ratified, Churchill's 1940 blood tears toil speech, 1949 Holland Tunnel blast injuring 66, and a 1960s note on Knowland criticizing Churchill and Attlee.
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America
Jamestown
Virginia
Christopher Newport
Winston Churchill
Celebrity anecdotes collide with hospital humor in quirky column
Walter Slezak questions a nurse after a sponge bath while in recovery. Roberta Peters linked to a new composition premiering in Oslo May 15. Cleopatra statue graces 20th Century Fox Studios entrance. Milton Berle and Rosalind Russell dine at El Morocco and Jillys. Glamour editor Mignon McLaughlin misidentifies a man as her past beau. John Mason Brown resigns as Pulitzer juror and debuts a new Dramatis Personae tribute to Edward Albee.
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Aram Katchaturian
Roberta Peters
Metropolitan Opera
Oslo
Rameses
Cleopatra
20Th Century-Fox Studios
Milton Berle
Rosalind Russell
el Morocco
John Mason Brown
Albee
Virginia Woolf
Edward Albee
Health Qs and skin notes from Dr Molner column
Dear Dr Molner answers readers on daily health concerns. Topics include daily vitamin use, Reiters syndrome basics, mole formation and removal, pharyngitis causes, and how smoking irritates throat infections.
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S. H
Parking Chases and Quips From Hal Boyle
AP columnist Hal Boyle muses on city life and quirks from mail and modern living. He notes parking scarcity, car dependence, aging fashion, quirky quotes, and odd facts about life expectancy and education while weaving light social observations.
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Jesus
Tatoo
Ruark
Melissy
Labor Department
Navy
Algiers
United Kingdom
Kerimovs
Mexico
Sors
Vatican
Lateran Palaces
Castel Gondolfo
Holland Tunnel
New Jersey
William Knowland
California
Churchill
Clement Attlee
Knowland
Munich
Slezak
Walter Slezak
Jilly
Miltie
Mame
Mignon McLaughlin
Glamour
Joseph Molner
Reiter’s
Hal Boyle
New York
Westchester
George Eliot
London
Samuel Butler
Interlandi
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