Lawrence Journal World staff and billing details dated May 29 1963
The notice lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff positions led by Dolph C Simons Jr as president and editor with Bill Mayer as vice president publisher and other editors and managers named. It also covers founding year 1854 and circulation details with pricing for carriers, mail in Kansas and elsewhere, plus AP and ABC memberships and publication timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Messi
Eternal Youth Bob Hope Turns 60 And Still Young
The column lauds Bob Hope reaching sixty as proof that entertainers can stay youthful by keeping a positive outlook and helping others. It credits his longevity to constant humor, service to troops, and a motto that “Where there's life, there's Hope.” It adds that his example offers a lesson for everyone to stay engaged and cheerful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hope
Bob
Radio-Side
Hope and Co
Hope
Jack Benny
Ponce de Leon
Missouri Moves to Criminalize 3.2 Percent Beer for Minors
Missouri considers making possession of 3.2 beer by minors a misdemeanor. Senator A Basey Vanlandingham argues enforcement will require more agents at the University campus, while critics warn the measure may become another poorly enforced law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
A. Basey Vanlandingham
D-Columbia
Missouri University
Overworked doctors push for more physician training
The Journal-World notes harsh office manners fuel Medicare criticism while an overworked local physician faces 12 hour days. A prominent doctor’s wife says he works seven to seven and lacks time for calls, urging more doctors to relieve workload and expand training.
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Journal-World
Supreme Court Split Reopens Eavesdropping Debate
Three justices Brennan Douglas and Goldberg urge overturning old rulings on electronic surveillance and words as Fourth Amendment protections. Chief Justice Warren partly joins the comments as Lopez case fuels renewed contention over taped conversations in tax probes.
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Supreme Court
William J. Brennan
William O. Douglas
Arthur J. Goldberg
Earl Warren
German S. Lopez
Internal Revenue
North Falmouth
Mass
Privacy Boundaries in Electronic Eavesdropping Debate
The Chief Justice joined the majority noting the case is delicate and raises invasion of privacy issues. Modern electronics simplify eavesdropping and will create further complexity before resolution. The text asserts individuals have rights to privacy in conversation whether at home, on a street, with family or strangers.
Veto Not Always A Bad Thing In International Affairs
The piece argues the veto in the UN Security Council reflects power politics but can protect minority interests. It notes the Soviet Union’s withdrawal from General Assembly budgeting shows limits of supranational authority, yet credits vetoes with preserving inspection and verification in disarmament talks and protecting national sovereignty.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
United Nations General Assembly
Laos
Security Council
United States Congress
United States
Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town 18 Years Ago 1953 Commencement Highlights
At the High School graduation Ralph Pine gave diplomas to two families as Bill Wolfe and Judy Cotton connections were noted. Lois Edwards led the class with Mildred Andes second. Dr. Frank Pippin spoke at the evening program in Hoch Auditorium. J. R. Greenless recalled the Kaw flood with two lives lost. J. C. Mohler warned of Dutch Elm disease’s spread. Dean Arant learned of a non flunk insurance costing students 3 dollars monthly. Frank Lindley Weaver returned after 50 years to aim for the 1873 class, joined by Flora Coleman and L D L Tosh who attended the reunion.
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Ralph Pine
Bill Wolfe
Judy Cotton
W. D. Wolfe
Corlett Cotton
Lois Edwards
Mildred Andes
Frank Pippin
Kansas City Community Christian Church
Hoch Auditorium
Dean Arant
KU Law School
Frank Lindley Weaver
Flora Coleman
Pasadena
Calif
L.D.L. Tosh
Kansas City
Do Not Say I Am Only A Youth Jeremiah Message
A devotional note recalls Jeremiah 1 7 urging responsiveness to God’s call. The prayer asks guidance to heed divine assignments and fulfill personal calling for the Lord and others in Christ.
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Christ
Spain Changes with Time A Ten-Year View by Ruark
Palamos resident Robert C Ruark reflects on a decade in Spain noting rapid modernization from neon lights and TV to new hospitals and modern apartments. He watches cultural shifts in tourism fashion and sign laws while cherishing long-standing traditions and his growing family.
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Spain
America
Palamos
Europe
Letter on party politics and civil rights in Kansas
James Meredith’s stance and party comparisons are examined as the writer argues that Democratic liberalism aligns with labor, civil rights, and egalitarian values while Republicans lean conservative. The piece cites Texas and Kansas as study examples and defends Meredith’s views, noting local political dynamics and civil rights debates.
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James Meredith
United States
South
Kansas
Democratic
Republican
Farmer
Peace Corps
John Kennedy
Dwight Eisen
Hower
Barry Goldwater
Texas
Democrats
Eisenhower
Richard B. Dyson
W. 22Nd St. Terr
To Your Good Health By Dr Molner Dear Dr Mother
A reader asks about a three year old boy who appears cockeyed and not cross. The doctor explains possible eye alignment issues and advises evaluation by a pediatric ophthalmologist to rule out strabismus and ensure proper testing and treatment.
Eye Squint in Children Requires Early Ophthalmologist Exam
Reader describes a child with intermittent eye turning and seeks guidance. The doctor confirms strabismus or squint, noting cause by development and focusing effort. Early evaluation by an ophthalmologist is advised, with possible glasses, eye exercises, or surgery as appropriate.
Celebrity Gossip Flash: Gabor Nixon Ashkenazy and More
Notable items include Eva Gabor recounting a Paris quarrel and a Monte Carlo escape myth, Dick Brown, Nixon’s Waldorf stay during JFK events, Ashkenazy in London, Beatrice Lillie signing High Spirits, and MGM signing Jack Cassidy. Also mentions O Toole Becket role, JFK fete odds, Benny Venuta exhibits, and Hope-Gleason golf tale.
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Eva Gabor
Dick Brown
Brown
Hotel de Paris
Monte Carlo
Miss Gabor
Richard Nixon
The
Waldorf
Lindsay & Crouse
Nehru
Vladimir Ashkenazy
London
Beatrice Lillie
Noel Coward
Miss Lillie
Coward
Noel
Peter Ustinov
Astronaut Cooper
U.N
General Assembly
Zafrulla Kahn
Serge Obolensky
MGM
Jack Cassidy
She Loves
Ethel Merman
Duke of Windsor
L.I
Peter O'Toole
Lawrence of Arabia
Henry II
O'Toole
Richard Burton
Savers and Discarders Clash in Life’s Small Struggles
The New York AP column contrasts savers who hoard and the discarders who shed, linking habits to appearance and life choices. It notes pockets as biographies, predicts marriages, and ends with a witty contrast of widows recalling a thriftful husband versus a barren attic.
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New York
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Louis B. Fleming
Old Home Town
Kaw
J. R. Greenless
J. T. Skinner
Lawrence
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Kansans
NATO
Common Defense
PFUI
Lora
Robert C. Ruark
Mediterranean
Africa
Italy
Fiat
Costa Brava
France
Germany
England
Barcelona
Sardanas
Carmen
Ruark
Little Rock
Joseph Molner
Benny Venuta
F.A.R
Absinthe House
Jackie Gleason
Gleason
Jackie
Paramount
Harcourt Brace
Drs. Abraham
Rose Franzblau
Otto Preminger
Robert Gessner
NYU
Harvard
Prof
Gessner
Dorothy Thompson
Hare Vard
Dore Schary
N.Y
Harry Sacher
Hal Boyle
Interlandi
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