Lawrence Daily Journal World front page note May 27 1963
The Lawrence Daily Journal World announces staff list and contact details for the Wing Area office with editor Simona and publisher Simons. It notes circulation rates by carrier and mail, and lists staff roles including advertising manager and business manager. The paper highlights association with AP and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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POLPH
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Education and income linked by high school completion
A 1963 Census Bureau study cited by Willard Wirtz shows those with eight years of schooling or less earning about $100,000 less over a lifetime than high school graduates. The article warns dropouts face a costly future decision affecting labor supply.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Ce Ee Ross
Census Bureau
Willard Wirtz
Secretary of
Labor
Greer Garson Treasures Flame of Gold Gem Necklace
Greer Garson and Buddy Fogelson flew from Texas to New York to see a play and enjoyed a meal at 21. Garson described slipping into a loose outfit at the hotel as she wore the Flame of Gold diamond necklace gifted with a note about paying it off.
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Greer Garson
Buddy Fogelson
Texas
New York
Miss Garson
Tax cuts and reforms eyed as economy strengthens
As the economy steadies with rising GDP employment and car and steel output, the Kennedy administration seeks tax rate reductions and reforms. Congress may loosen deficits with new spending while efforts to attract foreign funds back to U S investments hinge on higher domestic rates.
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Kennedy
Congress
Uncle Sam
U.S
United States
Soviet Shift in Southeast Asia Opens Door for China
Analysts note Moscow moves toward a hands off Southeast Asia policy inviting China to test its influence. Questions arise whether Khrushchev seeks to let China weaken the West or whether Russia seeks to let others bear the burden while preserving its own strategic aims.
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Russia
Southeast Asia
Indonesia
Viet Nam
Red China
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
China
United States
Paradox of Unemployment and Labor Shortages Highlighted
A report discusses roughly four million unemployed Americans while noting severe shortages in key labor sectors and the impact on daily decision making with a $100,000 figure cited in context.
Fight Shaping On Defense
Washington analysis by John G. Norris describes a broader struggle behind the TFX fight. It centers on McNamara’s push for a new Pentagon procurement system and its aims including civilian control, industry consolidation, and altered military links.
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Washington
TFX
McNamara
Pentagon
U. S
Russia
Air Force
Navy
Army
Defense
Washington Post News Service
KU appoints Botany head as Mix retires and sabbaticals noted
In 1953 at KU Dr. Robert Baxter was named head of the Department of Botany succeeding Dr. A J Mix who will take sabbatical upon retirement age. Dr. Mix had chaired the department 22 years. Also in 1953 KU professor Marston McCluggage led the Sociology department Human Relations chair while Hilden Gibson took a sabbatical. Lawrence officials approved traffic lights and a safety island at 6th and Mass. Sts. KU drama students staged Sod and Stubble with marionettes. FCC rejected Kansas City Star bid to buy WREN and move to KC. Bob Moody of Lawrence appeared on Fred Allen’s Town Hall Tonight.
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Robert Baxter
Botany
A. J. Mix
Mix
Marston McCluggage
Hilden Gibson
Lawrence City
6Th and
Mass. Sts
Maud Ellsworth
John Ise
Federal Communications Commission
Kansas City Star
WREN
Kansas City
Bob Moody
Lawrence
Fred Allen
Town Hall
Jayhawkers
Valley
Manhattan
Chamber of Commerce
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Reflections
A devotional message quotes Isaiah 30 21 about hearing guidance and invites readers to seek God’s direction. The prayer asks God to possess the will and enable willing obedience to Christ even at great cost.
No Parallel in History for Death Strips at German Border
A Los Angeles Times report describes the vast East West border fortifications along the Iron Curtain from the North Sea to Hungary. It notes massive labor, minefields, barbed wire walls, and border fortifications built since 1961 to stem mass refugee flows, with thousands of workers expanding the barriers and a current refugee rate of about 80 to 100 per month.
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Garson Kanin
Ruth Gordon
Riviera
Paris
Shubert
Helmstedt
West Germany
North Sea
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
China
England
Germany
Soviet Union
No-Man’s Land
Lower Saxony
Iron Curtain
Walter Ulbricht
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Berlin Wall
Fe Icha
Harz
Berlin
Bonn
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Greece
Humorous Letter Proposes Far-Reaching Flood Solution
A reader letter mocks Lawrence flood issues by outlining a grand earthworks project from Alabama Street to 23rd Street across 22nd Street Terrace. The plan features a crescent, cross shaped earthworks, levees, spillways, and decorative symbols, with digressive commentary on politics, cities, universities, and local grievances.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Douglas County
Lower
22Nd St. Terrace
Apco
Alabama Street
Barker
Alabama
23Rd St
Dear Dr Mother Health Answers On Lymph Glands Polyp Nose And Stools
A reader asks about groin lymph node enlargement after cancer ruled out and infection suspected. Clinician notes glands can enlarge from past infection and may not fully shrink. further swelling warrants doctor check. Other letters discuss eyelid infections from staphylococcus, nasal polyps and fears of anesthesia, and ribbon stools signaling hemorrhoids or lower colon growth warranting checkup.
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American Legion
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Rose Grant
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