Lawrence Daily Journal World 1963 May 15
Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Wednesday May 15 1963 includes staff credits and publication details for the World Company Lawrence Kan. It lists Dolph C Simons Jr as president and editor and notes pricing for subscriptions by carrier and mail within Kansas and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer Wee
Jack Zimmerman
Commmen- Newae
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Noted Figures Vie for Stage Screen Roles in Hollywood and London
Hollywood projects claim Elizabeth Taylor in The Sandpipers with Wyler. Richard Burton stars opposite Leighton and Kerr in Night of the Iguana. Voltaire research by Durant at Ferney premises on The Age of Voltaire. CBS-TV to feature Ustinov in two specials, plus Photo Finish. Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer to New York then Hollywood for My Fair Lady. Sam Jaffe returns from Europe tour while Maurice Samuel finishes autobiography.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Hollywood
William Wyler
Richard Burton
Margaret Leighton
Deborah Kerr
Tennessee Williams
Louis Nizer
Court
Will Durant
Voltaire
Ferney
Lionel Bart
Frank Norman
London
Joe Stein
Cbs-Tv
Peter Ustinov
Tony Quinn
Ustinov
Audrey Hepburn
Mel Ferrer
N.Y
Leslie Martinson
Paddy Chayefsky
Martin Gabel
Chayefsky
Sam Jaffe
Europe
Maurice Samuel
Fairbanks Whitney
Elath
Israel
Henry Fonda
U.S.A
Dan O'Herlihy
U.S
Sidney Lumet
Max Youngstein
United Artists and
Cinerama
A Skouras
Hungerford Honored Posthumously by KU Alumni
The late H B Hungerford, 77, ranks among KU's most Outstanding faculty members. He joins Drs Ray Brewster and John Ise as initial recipients of the Distinguished Service to Mankind citation, to be awarded posthumously at June Commencement. Hungerford was a renowned entomologist, respected teacher, and Lawrence citizen.
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H. B. Hungerford
Kansas University
Hungerford
Ray Brewster
John Ise
Lawrence
Cape Canaveral Scrubs Space Flight Amid Diesel Snag
At Cape Canaveral on Tuesday hundreds of scientists and engineers rushed to launch Gordon Cooper into orbit but a clogged diesel fuel line delaying the service tower halted progress. Radar trouble in Bermuda ultimately scrapped the mission while the cost of the space program hit about $15 million daily.
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Cape Canaveral
Gordon Cooper
Bermuda
Be Safe Not Sorry After Garder Highway Slaying
A former Lawrence resident was killed on a highway near Gardner after stopping to help a traveler. Police say the victim befriended a man claiming to be a soldier, who robbed and murdered him. The incident underscores avoiding hitchhikers and uncertain roadside meetings. Law enforcement urges caution.
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Lawrence
Gardner
Pope John XXIII Faces Illness and Legacy
World reaction to Pope John XXIII illness highlights his role in breaking religious barriers and promoting interfaith harmony. His peace encyclical urged nations and faiths to dialogue beyond mere coexistence and to seek understanding, a message many see as central to his legacy.
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John XXIII
Vatican
John
Safety Warnings as CHP Arrest 500 Speeders in Wrong Lanes
California Highway Patrol jailed 500 drivers for speeding in the wrong lanes and ordered psychiatric examinations. Investigators questioned why they appeared intent on head on collisions or risking crashes as part of the safety drive.
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California Highway Patrol
Lyndon Johnson Eyes 1968 Presidency Amid Kennedy Ties
Lyndon B. Johnson, sworn in as the 37th vice president, wields influence in Washington and keeps close ties with President Kennedy. Despite doubts about his 1968 prospects, observers note a possible Kennedy ticket and Johnson’s strategic patience.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
United States
Kennedy
Old Home Town and Years Ago Highlights 1953 entries
In 1953 John Heider turned over his Boys State appointment to Dick Easton as Heider left for school. Mahlon Ball of Lawrence cited as outstanding ROTC cadet at KU Engineering. Several alumnae officers named for Kappa Alpha Theta. Emily Ericsson of Lawrence earned a Hague scholarship to study law. taught at Southwestern College. Douglas County redistricting reviewed by three commissioners. Sam Follett Anderson chosen exchange scholar to Germany with plans for Munich. 1923 notes: Kentucky Derby purse $64,000. Evanston death of a Northwestern freshman from fraternity hazing. college groups note patronage abundance.
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John Heider
Dick Easton
Heider
LHS
Mahlon Ball
Lawrence
Shipman Winter Jr
Arthur Brewster
Harold Allen
Kate Riggs
Kappa Alpha Theta
Emily Ericsson
U.S
The
Hague
Academy of International Law
Southwestern College
Winfield
Douglas County
Sam Follett Anderson
Chanute
Germany
University of Munich
Evanston
Ill
Northwestern
Bible message and prayer on being Christ's body
Today a sermon notes the church as the body of Christ with members meeting in faith. A prayer asks for guidance to accept responsibilities and tasks that honor God and advance the Lord’s work.
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Christ
Doings Nothing Can Be Quite Torturous Man as an Island in Space
Robert C. Ruark muses on Whildon Breen Jr s five month simulated space voyage in a 12 by 12 chamber. He questions long term isolation and human adaptability while contrasting Earthly comforts and the appeal of space exploration. He fears extended solitude and jokes about legal restraint if a moonbeam mars Earth s reflection.
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T AM
Whildon F. Breen Jr
Breen
Mr. Breen
American Airlines
Earth
Letters to the editor praise Lawrence coverage and critique pool shortage
A group of letters from the Lawrence Art Guild thanks the Journal-World for extensive festival and dog show coverage and lauds community engagement. A Douglas County Cancer Society board member urges renewed cancer drive effort, education, and donations, citing shortfalls. A critic laments lack of a municipal swimming pool risking child safety and calls for action.
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Journal-World
Lawrence Art Guild
Fred Stubeck, Jr
Lawrence Art Festival
Douglas County Cancer Society
Be Kind to Animals Week supporters thanked
The Lawrence humane society thanks teachers students and local merchants for helping Be Kind to Animals Week succeed. Journal-World coverage led to many adoptions and shelter visits urged. the Douglas County shelter on East 19th invites help. The Journal-World noted a boy drowned in a nearby pond in a later report.
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the Humane Society
Lawrence
Journal-World
Jack Mitchell
Douglas County Humane Society
the Journal-World
Leavenworth Fugitive Charged With Assault
A 21 year old military prisoner Charles R. Crouse from Hammond Indiana is charged with assault with intent to do bodily harm and breaking and entering. He admitted striking Clara Weber of Leavenworth County with a flashlight. Crouse escaped Sunday night and was captured soon after. Weber received hospital treatment and was released. Bond set at 5000 dollars.
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Leavenworth, Kan
U. S
Henry Campbell
Charles R. Crouse
Hammond
Ind
Clara Weber
Leavenworth
Crouse
Weber
Breathing guidance and acne help from Dr Molner
Dear readers seek advice on breathing during sleep and using chest muscles to improve lung function. A booklet on acne for teenagers is offered for 20 cents plus return envelope. Thyroid weight control is discussed, noting small doses may be used only under supervision. Arthritis does not affect the eyes. cataract diagnosis should be confirmed by an eye specialist.
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White House
Kennedy
Johnson
Senate
Los Angeles
Dr. Molner
M. M
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