Lawrence Journal-World Staff Roster and Publication Details
The Lawrence Journal-World lists Dolph C. Simons Jr. as president and editor with Bill Mayewee as vice press publisher and Jack Yamagam wamenen as managing editor. Ernest Pontius is news editor and Leo Eller is advertising manager. Published daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Street. May 29, 1963.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill Mayewee
Jack Yam
Algaman Wamenen
Ernest Pontius J
Leo Eller Wee
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Eternal Youth in Bob Hope’s 60s Stay
The piece extols Bob Hope aging gracefully at 60 and credits his longevity to constant pursuit of cheer and helping others. It notes his wartime entertainments and the enduring appeal of his funny, optimistic outlook amid a broader belief that entertainers age well by staying youthful through positive deeds.
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Bob Hope
Bob
Radio-Side
Hope and Co
Hope
Jack Benny
Ponce de Leon
Benny Venuta
F.A.R
Abesinthe House
Jackie Gleason
Gleason
Jackie
Paramount
Harcourt Brace
Drs. Abraham
Rose Franzblau
Otto Preminger
London
Missouri moves to ban 3.2 beer for minors
Missouri lawmakers pursue a misdemeanor for minors possessing 3.2 percent beer, labeled non intoxicating. Senator A Basey Vanlandingham says enforcement will need more agents, especially at Missouri University, as critics warn the law may become another unenforced measure.
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Missouri
A. Basey Vanlandingham
D-Columbia
Missouri University
Overworked Doctor Seeks More Physicians Training
The Journal-World notes rude office staff fuel public sympathy for Medicare while an unnamed prominent local doctor reports seven to seven workdays. His wife says he faces heavy patient contact limits and that staff protect him from overload. He urges more doctors to reduce workload and support expanding medical education.
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Journal-World
Justices Reopen Eavesdropping Ruling In Lopez Case
Three Supreme Court justices Brennan Douglas and Goldberg urge overturning a 1938 ruling on Fourth Amendment limits to electronic eavesdropping. They argue speech and words deserve protection as searches. German S Lopez in North Falmouth faced a year for bribery and challenged a tax tape from 1961.
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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 in an Era of Electronic Eavesdropping
A court discussion on recording conversations, noting the line between privacy rights and invasion. The Chief Justice adopts a cautious stance while acknowledging the growing complexity of electronic surveillance and the need to protect individuals in private and public settings.
Veto Not Entirely Bad Says Fleming At UN
Columbia columnist Louis B. Fleming argues the veto at the United Nations reflects power politics yet can aid cautious policy. He cites the Soviet Union’s stance, the need for unanimous consent, and the value of reservations and verification in disarmament talks.
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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 nostalgia and 1953 and 1923 notices
A mix of school commencement notes and local history entries recounts 1953 duties at a high school graduation including diplomas handed to relatives, honors for Lois Edwards and Mildred Andes, and Dr Frank Pippin's address, plus a 35 year flood mention and airport board changes. It also recalls 1923 KU Law Dean Arant about a non flip insurance and alumni reunion details.
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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
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Call
A devotional note cites Jeremiah 1 7 RSV urging not to fear youth and affirming God’s personal calling. The prayer asks guidance to heed God’s call, recognizing a special assignment for every person in Christ.
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Christ
No matter how idyllic everything varies in Spain
Rob ert Ruark writes from Palamos Spain about ten years living in the country as modern changes reshape Spain and Palamos. He notes new hotels, roads, supermarkets, signs in multiple languages, a shift in beach fashion, rising tourism and American military presence, and personal changes including his own aging and his neighbor Carmen marrying next week.
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Spain
America
Palamos
Europe
Barcelona
Sardanas
Carmen
Meredith critique of party philosophy and civil rights in Kansas
Richard B. Dyson argues that James Meredith’s Democratic preference reflects national party ideologies rather than regional labels. He contrasts liberal civil rights support from Democrats with conservative business-oriented Republicans, cites Texas as a two party state, and predicts a solid Black vote for Democrats if Kansas politics shift.
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James Meredith
United States
South
Kansas
Democratic
Republican Party
Peace Corps
John Kennedy
Dwight Eisen
Hower
Barry Goldwater
Texas
Democrats
Eisenhower
Richard B. Dyson
W. 22Nd St. Terr
Cock-eyed 3-year-old prompts eye-alignment questions
Dear Dr. Molner a reader reports a three year old with cross-eyed appearance and asks for guidance. The letter relates parental concern and seeks medical insight into possible causes and remedies.
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Dr. Molner
Eye Squint in Children Calls for Early Ophthalmologist Analysis
A reader describes a child who sometimes looks with one eye while the other seems fixed. An eye specialist should assess early. eye glasses, exercises, or surgery may be recommended to correct muscle faults and improve focusing.
Celebrity Gala Tales and Talk of the Town
An assortment of entertainment notes and social happenings from a bustling scene. Eva Gabor recalls a stormy hotel quarrel in Monte Carlo while Richard Nixon and other stars headline rehearsals and contracts. Pageantry, theater, and gossip span jet set venues, concerts, and film projects with notable names across film, music, and politics.
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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 Battle in Everyday Life
Hal Boyle sketches a humorous divide between savers who hoard andDiscarders who purge. He contrasts their physiques, habits, and pocket biographies, noting how a saver’s attic overflows with mementos while a discarder carries essentials and a leaner life.
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New York
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Common Defense
PFUI
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Ruark
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Fiat
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Germany
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Little Rock
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