Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
The page lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff including President and Editor Doul Simons Jr and Managing Editor Jack Zummerman. It also shows advertising and business roles and notes the paper was established in 1891 and published daily except Sunday with pricing and mailing details. The issue date is Wednesday Evening November 6 1963.
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Dolph Simons
Doul
PH ¢. Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill, Mayer
Jack Zummerman
Eraest Pantius
Leo Feller
Wee Simons
The
World Company
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Newlampshire
Lawrence Kar
Downglas
Alpen
Seawood
Lawrence, Kan
Memher
Ado Rhean
Cheungtiang
Associated Press
Matter of Respect As of Tuesday Lawrence United Fund Short of Quota
The Lawrence United Fund Campaign trails by about 8 000 dollars against a 72 900 goal with a 6 900 shortfall in business solicitations. The piece urges better solicitor effort and greater business participation to reach or exceed the Friday deadline, stressing self respect and community cooperation.
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Turning Point for South Viet-Nam’s Future Government
The fall of the Diem regime sparks hope for a civilian led coalition in South Viet-Nam. U S military backing may remain in the background as the new government seeks to gain popular support against Communists.
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South Viet-Nam
United States
U.S
South Viet- Nam
Diem
Nhu
Richard Hughes
The
London Times
Saigon
Ngo Dinh
Farm Population Trends Show Fewer Citizens on Rural Lands
The article notes only nine states exceed 20 percent rural population, led by North Dakota at 32.8 percent and Mississippi at 31.2. Kansas stands around 15 percent as farm numbers shrink since 1916, with farming families now under 8 percent of the total population.
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Kansas
North Dakota
South Dakota
Mississippi
Iowa
Nebraska
Arkansas
Idaho
North Carolina
Kentucky
Farming shifts from family farms to large business models
The text notes a trend toward amalgamation and automation in farming. It stresses that farm families will likely persist but their numbers have dropped sharply and farming is becoming more of a big business than a family operation.
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Dr. Mother
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Coup Looks Good Now
The Kennedy Administration's policy toward South Vietnam shifts after the Saigon coup. The new government gains a chance to win popular support, while the US reduces aid and CIA operations, signaling a tougher stance and backing for military leaders seeking change. Washington Post News Service
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Times-Post
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet-Nam
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U.S
Hue
Diem
Nhu
Swope Park picks new golf pro in Kansas City
The report notes Al Norton, formerly Pat Conn's assistant at Lawrence Country Club, named golf pro at the Swope Park course in Kansas City. It also recalls past community events with snowfall forecasts and local fund progress.
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al Norton
Pat Conn
Lawrence Country Club
Swope Park Course
Kansas City
Kansas
Mustard seed faith message and prayer excerpt
A Bible passage from Matthew 17 20 on faith as small as a mustard seed and a accompanying prayer asking God to use the speaker's limited faith for His will in Jesus name Amen.
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Jesus
Every Thinking American Says Step Forward
Column argues that politicians claim universal support and that true voters must study candidates’ pre election speeches. It cautions against assuming all thinking Americans back a single candidate and warns of campaigns labeling supporters as non thinkers. The piece ends urging readers to think for themselves.
Fifty Years Of Football at KU Homecoming Reflections
Editor notes KU Homecoming’s 50th anniversary and recalls past thrillers against Kansas State and rivals. He recalls 1912 memories, Memorial Stadium’s birth in 1921, and pivotal games like 1920 NU tie, 1925 MU upset, 1943 MU win, and 1947 KU comeback led by Griffith. The piece muses on crowd size and the evolving game.
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Kansas University
Kansas State
Missouri Tigers
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Nebraska
Sayers
Mitchell
Staters
Weaver
Manhattan
Dan Dahlene
KUMU
Old McCook Field
McCook
Lawrence
Memorial Stadium
Ku-Nu
Dutch Lonborg
Charles ‘Stoney’ Wall
Tiger Boys
Ray Evans Schnellbacher
Red Hogan
McNutt
Red Ettinger
Don Fambrough
Tiger
Forrest Griffith
Ettinger
Fambrough
Griffith
Miss Taylor Remembers Youthful Stage banter in Garden Scene
Leonard Lyons recalls Louis Calhern discussing a tender moment with Miss Taylor in Phil Barry's In a Garden. Taylor improvised ten more best things in life after a drunken count, keeping rhythm. An old fan asked how she stayed young. she retorted about getting old.
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Drama Dept
Louis Calhern
Miss Taylor
Phil Barry
Barry
Eye glaucoma risks and early detection tips
Dr Molner explains glaucoma dangers and the tonometer method for early detection, plus treatment aims to reduce eye pressure and improve lifestyle. He then answers reader questions on diverticulosis, gas from swallowing air, and diet drinks, noting no cancer link and no private letters due to high volume.
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Dr. Mother
What Determines Normalcy in a Confusing Era
Hal Boyle reflects on mental health and the sense of normalcy in a chaotic world. The columnist offers a humorous self test for neurosis and argues that being a little unreasonable helps one stay properly adjusted amid abnormal times.
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New York
Sigmund Freud
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Old Home Town
H. B. Ober
Kansas Relays Club
Glenn Charlton
A. E. Woestermeyer
Gene Glahn
Berneice Ackerman
Allied Artists Exhibition
Blanche Dow
Northwest Missouri State Teachers College
Marysville
Woman of Tomorrow
Cottey College
League of Kansas Municipalities
Paul Robert Wunsch
Lawrence High School
Fowler Shops
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By Jack Zimmerman
Journal-World
Bill Chestnut
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
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