Lawrence Daily Journal World header and staff details
The snippet lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff including Dolph Simons Jr as president and editor and Bill Mayer as vice president publisher. It notes the paper is published daily except Sunday by World Company in Lawrence Kansas with contact and delivery options and Associated Press membership.
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Dolver Simons
Dolph
Simons , Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack
BALAN
Benest Pontius
Leo Eller
Oc. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Tampshire
Lawrence
Wan
Uatil
Douglas
Kan
Mertecri
Associated Press
Russians eye a Big Lift style move to East Berlin
Soviet Premier Khrushchev reportedly considers flying troops from Siberia to East Berlin to match the American 16 000 troop airlift to West Germany. West German sources say the plan aims to offset U S propaganda and show Moscow can match U S mobility while acknowledging gaps in living standards and freedoms.
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United States
Khrushchev
West Germany
Siberia
East Berlin
East Germany
Soviet Union
U.S
Siberia-East Berlin
Kansas deer population grows in Douglas County amid debate
Local authorities estimate about 700 deer in Douglas County with numbers rising. Golf courses suffer greens damage, and legal limits on harming deer spur talk of a limited season possibly as early as 1963. Public sentiment ranges from skepticism to acceptance as deer sightings increase.
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Douglas County
Perry Panther
Here
Scotland
Lawrence Country Club
LCC
Kansas
Showpiece Latin America idea questioned by US official
An official at a recent American foreign policy briefing rejected the idea of creating a showcase country in Latin America for the Alliance for Progress. He warned that every attempt to create such a showcase typically leads to cracking glass as instability grows, citing the Dominican Republic where a coup toppled the government last month.
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United States
Latin America
Alliance For Progress
Dominican Republic
Gaullist Drive Poised to Shape a European Union
Observers note renewed Franco British contacts after Britain’s exclusion from the Common Market. While exchanges remain cool, there is a shift toward Gaullist momentum for a united Europe and a mixed manned atomic Navy proposal adds impetus to regional integration.
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France
Charles de Gaulle
United States of Europe
Europe
De Gaulle Moves Closer to European Deterrent Goal
Critics in London doubt the American plan, while De Gaulle advances his push for a European deterrent. Many miles and hurdles remain, but the French premier is nearer to his aim than six months ago.
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London
de Gaulle
Europe
Vegas Looks To Image Of Gambling City In Transformation
Las Vegas faces a shift from its old bootleg era image to a corporate profile as new investors like Bill Harrah transform the industry. The Sahara Hotel is expanded by Del E Webb Corp, raising questions about licensing and underworld influence amid state policy to bar undesirables.
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Las Vegas
Times-Post
Edward G. Robinson
James Cagney
Bill Harrah
Nevada
The
del E. Webb Corp
Tahoe
Webb
Reno
State Gaming Commission
Underworld
John Marshall
State Gaming Control Board
Desert Inn
Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town and Local Highlights Through Time
A compact retrospective notes local events from October 1953 bridge luncheon hosting by Mrs. Corlett Cotton and Mrs. Marston McCluggage, visits by Mrs. Deane Malott, and earlier recalls: 1938 football loss for Lawrence to Central High, October warmth and dryness, and a League of Women Voters campaign school led by Professors Chubb and Gibson. 1923 Dorsey American Legion takes over ex servicemen work from Red Cross, Red Cross reduced activity, a bank robbery in Ottawa netting $125000, and the Jayhawkers defeating Oklahoma 7 to 3.
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Corlett Cotton
Marston McCluggage
Cotton
Deane Malott
John Nelson
Lawrence
Central High
St. Joseph
League of Women Voters
H. B. Chubb
Hilden Gibson
Dorsey Post
American Legion
Red Cross
Legion
First National Bank
Ottawa
Jayhawkers
Oklahoma
Bible Message and Prayer Offer Evening Reflection
Today's message cites Psalm 18 28 and seeks divine guidance for the day. A concluding prayer asks for courage and reassurance that God’s will is followed through the evening.
Hamburger University Lays Out A Patently Fast Food Curriculum
In this humorous tribute, Hamburger University at Elk Grove Illinois offers no fission or space courses. It educates students to run a 520-unit hamburger chain with majors in Hamburgerology and French fried potatoes. Final exams are grill tasks and occasional buns are split.
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Hamburger University
Elk Grove
Ill
How to live in New York according to Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle surveys life in New York noting visitors and locals see the city differently. He contrasts visiting on group tours with living here, describing a fast pace and a viewer posture amid urban risk and unexpected possibilities.
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Dubuque
New York
London
Sir Cedric Hardwicke
Cote Basque
England
Reader letter defends band director against majorette crusade
A Journal-World reader questions a sportswriter's semi campaigns to add drum majorettes to the KU band. The writer defends Prof. Russell Wiley and praises the band while mocking the columnist's remarks about majorettes and crowd reactions.
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Journal-World
University of Kansas
Russell Wiley
Wiley
Oklahoma State
New York
Pleurisy and reproductive concerns in young women
A physician explains pleurisy meaning and treatment, notes it can signal underlying illness such as TB, and advises regular chest X-rays for a young patient going to school. It also covers mineral oil laxative safety, and causes and limited options for tubal blockage, including possible but uncertain reconstructive surgery.
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Mother
GE Chief Returns to College to Study Husbandry
GE chief Ralph Cordiner plans to return to college as a student to study husbandry for his Florida farm. The report surveys various entertainment and cultural industry notes, including actors, playwrights, and performances, with several personal updates and public appearances.
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Ralph Cordiner
General Electric
Florida
Helen Hayes
Nyack
Mary MacArthur
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
John Gielgud
U.S
Richard Burton
Hamlet
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Claiborne Pell
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Katherine Dunham
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Averell Harriman
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Danish Royal Ballet
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