Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff Roster Note
Lawrence Daily Journal World publishes staff roles and contact details including editor, publishers, and desk positions. The notice lists Dolph C. Simons Jr. as president and editor, Bill Mayer as vice president and publisher, Jack Zimmerman as managing editor, Ernest Pontius as news editor, and Leo Eller as advertising manager along with historical publication data and circulation information.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Frasers Twin Towers Idea Sparks KU Homecoming Debate
At Kansas University Homecoming many alumni argued Fraser Hall slated demolition may erase a campus symbol. A campaigner seeks funds to preserve Fraser's lines by designing a new building with twin towers to keep flags flying, urging state officials to consider a compromise preserving history while meeting future needs.
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Kansas University
Fraser Hall
Fraser
Kansas
U.S. Convoy Holds Steady on Autobahn in East West Standoff
Allied forces backed the United States as a convoy of infantrymen on the East German Autobahn refused Soviet demands for dismounting or count reductions. The 30 or fewer troops rule was reaffirmed, with support from Britain and France. Public pride noted at officials and observers.
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United States
U.S
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
West Germany
West Berlin
Radio
Moscow
Devaluation Peril and Shifting Global Gold Holdings
A report contrasts ten year changes in gold reserves, noting non-Communist nations hold over $24 billion while the United States drops below $16 billion. The gap shows $11 billion gained by others and a $7 billion decline for the U S. Foreign claims against U S gold have grown from about $10.5 to over $27 billion.
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United States
U. S
Dollar weighs on credibility as creditors loom large
Foreign dollar creditors near twice the remaining gold hoard, raising warnings of potential sharp devaluation. Economists grow concerned despite reassurances from President Kennedy and his team.
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Kennedy
China Science In a Jam
A General Electric researcher reports Red China faces scarce science funding and an anti intellectual climate. He warns Sino Soviet tensions may push Chinese science away from Russian models toward Western methods, with applied work in agriculture emphasized now and basic research delayed.
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Washington
Times-Post
Red China
Soviet Union
John A. Berberet
General Electric
Peking
Berberet
Chinese Communist Party
Academy of Science
Beveret
KU Newspaper Hall of Fame appointees and era notes
Old Home Town lists the 1953 inductees Henry J. Allen Clyde M Reed Sr Edwin Herbert Gomer Davies and O W Little to the KU Newspaper Hall of Fame. The piece notes 37 members named since 1931 by the Quarter Century Club of Kansas Newspapers.
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Henry J. Allen
Clyde M. Reed Sr
Edwin Herbert
Gomer Davies
O. W. Little
Hall of Fame
Quarter Century Club of Kansas
Bert Nash
C. E. Friend
Lawrence
Jonathan B. Carter
Wilson
W. T. Courtney
H. E. Don Carlos
St. Thomas Blair
the Daughters of 1812
Ottawa
Kansas
Kansas Electric Power Co
Orson Welles
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
The text notes Peter and John’s boldness and their uneducated status, recognized as companions of Jesus. It offers a prayer to God the Father, thanking for Jesus Christ as Savior and asking guidance to follow and serve Him effectively today and always.
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Peter
John
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Jack's Straws Too Much Organization
A columnist mocks overstructured playtime arguing children benefit from spontaneous fun and that adults, resorts, and educators push excessive organization. He cites American kids learning through play and notes parents observe practical lessons from everyday mischief and simple toys.
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Jack
Deer license fee sparks reader concern in Kansas hunting community
A Kansas reader criticizes the threefold rise in the deer hunting license fee. He cites state contrast with the national average and questions why residents pay more for deer hunting while no season exists. He references statements from the Department of the Interior and NRA affiliations.
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Journal-World
Kansas
Union
Department of the Interior
Washington, D.C
George Moore
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
L. J. Aubert
NRA
Outdoor Writers of
Sweden’s new amphibian carrier frames defense plan
Sweden’s defense strategy hinges on deterring aggression with nuclear and biological warfare. A novel tracked amphibian troop carrier, shielded against heat gas and fallout, demonstrates Sweden’s self reliance with a diesel powered, water crossing armored vehicle capable of nine soldiers. It supports rapid land water mobility and can serve as a headquarters vehicle.
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Sweden
Hemangioma on infant fore- head and pediatric aspirin worry
A mother asks if an eight month old’s red forehead hemangioma should be removed, noting potential cosmetic impact. The Dr replies that many fade spontaneously, but enlarging lesions may need early removal. advises specific thresholds and methods to minimize scarring.
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M. M
Man or Packrat The Big Question In Love Letter
Joy Stilley writes Hal Boyle about a husband who hoards everything from a missing phono graph to salvaged nails. The wife notes his habit of keeping items and rebuilding usable things like a six child wagon, while admitting future demand may be light. A humorous domestic vignette contrasts thrift with clutter.
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America
Cain
New York
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China Science In
By Howard Simons
jPost News Service
Old Home Town
State Supreme Court
Doniphan County
Washington University
St. Louis
By Jack Zimmerman
Sophia Loren
Vittorio de Sica
By Roland Hantford
Stockholm
Times - Post
London Observer News Service
Dor
Joseph G. Molner
Hal Boyle
Joy Stilley
Interlandi
Waimea
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