Lawrence Journal World Staff Roster and Date
Lawrence Journal World page dated Thursday Evening May 16 1963 lists editor De yeneate Jr president publisher Bill Mayer and managing editor Jack Zimmerman with advertising and business managers noted. Published in Lawrence Kansas by The World Company with standard subscription rates and AP and ABC memberships.
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Dolph Simons
de Yeneate
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Vee
Jack Zimmerman
Practical psychiatry shifts toward practical care and public trust
Dr Branch argues for round the clock care and real world involvement of key people in a patient's life. He suggests practical advice over lengthy couch sessions and cites charm school or contact lenses as quicker helps for appearance concerns.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Fay
Nasser
Branch
Freezing ulcer treatment? Dr Milner weighs limits
Dr Milner cautions that freezing peptic ulcers is a new, costly technique needing skill and equipment. It may help bleeding or intractable ulcers but should not replace conventional therapy. He notes results and durability are uncertain and urges standard treatment first, with the physician guiding hospital choice.
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Dr. Milner
I. G
The Thrill of Rocket Launches and Public Pride
The piece recalls the intense mix of fear and exhilaration during rocket liftoffs. It notes how the countdown and ignition evoke strong emotions, comparisons to football triumphs, and the lasting pride sparked by a successful crewed spaceflight.
Zoning Board Denies Parking Additions at Dillon Plaza
The Board of Zoning Appeals rejected two requests to surface 44 employee parking spaces and a 19 car lot for customers at Dillon Plaza, Dillon Raney Calhoun retail group, and nearby McCrory Otasco. No reasons were given.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
Massachusetts Street
Dillon Plaza
Dillon, Raney and Calhoun
McCrory- Otasco
Lawrence
Dillon
Former APA president challenges 50 minute therapy standard
Dr. C Hardin Branch urged rethinking the traditional 50 minute therapy session at the APA meeting. He argued for flexible mental health care blending hospitalization and therapy, and criticized universal 50 minute interviews as ill suited for community centers.
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American Psychiatric Association
C. Hardin Branch
APA
America
Branch
GOP Heats Up For 1964 Presidential Hype and Campaign
In Washington and nationwide Republicans mount an early race for the 1964 elections. They push issues, court candidates, and stage high profile events for Barry Goldwater and George Romney while Democrats brace for the challenge. The dinner honoring Goldwater drew 1,000, with many senators and governors present as Nelson Rockefeller and Romney attend.
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Washington
House
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Central Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Venezuela
George Romney
Michigan
Goldwater
Romney
Congress
Eisenhower
Lawrence alumni notes highlight Menninger class anniversary
Old Home Town recalls the 50th anniversary of Menninger Bible class with 23 Lawrence graduates in Topeka led by Dr. Karl Menninger. It also notes summer travel plans for Mrs Rankin and Paul, and visits by Dean Emeritus Max Swarthout to his brother Donald Swarthout.
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Lawrence
Menninger
Bruce Cameron
C. W. Kilgore
Topeka
Karl Menninger
Charles Rankin
Paul
New York
Europe
College of Music
University of Southern California
Donald Swarthout
TODAY'S BIBLE MESSAGE PRAYER VERSE
A devotional note cites Luke 12 48 and asks for awareness of God as giver of gifts. The prayer asks forgiveness for selfishness and requests to give and do one’s best for God in Jesus name.
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Jesus
Religion and marriage test in presidential race
Ruark notes Kennedy broke Catholic and rich man myths and surveys Rockefeller divorce and marriage to Happy Murphy as potential barriers. He weighs religious and marital status against political viability, mentions Goldwater Romney and the Nixon era, and Survival of a candidate against bias. He sees Rockefeller as strongest challenger but notes party dynamics.
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Kennedy
Boston
Oxford
Daddy
Nixon
Rockefeller
Church - Supper
Epworth League
Mary Todhunter Clark
Missus Murphy
Dr. Murphy
Happy Rockefeller
George Romney
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
President still has desire for moon shot despite foes
Washington reports that President Kennedy remains committed to sending Americans to the moon. The piece notes scientists fret over budget cuts, but policymakers argue national prestige and goals justify Apollo.
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Moon
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Kennedy
Adlai Mistakes Grace Kelly and Meeting Anecdotes
A column recalls Adlai Stevenson failing to recognize Grace Kelly at a Red Cross event in Philadelphia. The 1954 first meeting, later clarified corrections, mentions JFK’s Waldorf birthday ball and a Moscow assignment linked to Lincoln Steffens and Spewack.
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Adlai Stevenson
Grace of
Monaco
Red Cross
Philadelphia
Sardi's
Stevenson
Grace Kelly
John B. Kelly
Jfk
Waldorf
A. David Gurewitsch
Eleanor Roosevelt
John Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Lincoln Steffens
Russia
Herbert Bayard Swope
the World
Misecow
Swope
Spewack
Steffens
Moscow
Hal Boyle Phobia Catalog For Workers
New York AP observes office hypochondria as modern workers feign ailments to pass time. The piece lists illnesses like Fridayitis Mondayitis and Cleanliness Complex, noting the contrast with past sweatshops and the tendency to return to work despite feeling near death.
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New York
Florence Nightingale
Florida
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W. ©. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Kan
Telephone
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Joseph Milner
John Glenn
Scott Carpenter
Wally Schirra
Robert C. Albright
Washington Post News Service
Old Home Town
C. E. Friend
AAUW
Waldemar Geltch
E. W. Hamlin
Paul Haney
Wealthy Babcock
Henry Bubb
Young Republicans
Kansas City
H. B. Hungerford
Sigma XI
A. W. Davidson
H. Shoene
H. E. Jordan
Raymond Eastwood
Houghton C. Smith
John Frazier
Rosemary Ketcham
Stanley Learned
Frank Rising
Richard Stevens
Sachem
Syria
Egypt
By Robert Do. Ruark
Vatican
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Rome
Franklin Roosevelt
Groton
Nelson Rockefeller
Rocky
Happy Mur
Jackie Kennedy
Hopper
Ruark
By Howard Simons
Princeton
Martin Schwarzchild
Schwarzchild
C. P. Snow
Adlai
Grace
Leonard Lyons
Jack Kelly
Hal Boyle
Interlandi
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