Lawrence Journal World personnel and publication details
Lawrence Journal World notes staff roles led by Dolph C. Simons and D J World Company details. It lists editors, publishers, and managers, publication address, contact, and subscription rates as of November 9, 1963.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman Seme
Ernest Pontius Wu
Leo Eller Oes
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Douglas
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Uncertain Soviet Moves Tangle Berlin Convoys
U.S. officials remain puzzled by Soviet handling of American Berlin bound convoys. Despite Marienborn clearance, experts warn of possible future harassment and escalating rhetoric as policymakers weigh risks and seek riskier outcomes.
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United States
Berlin
Marienborn
U.S
Kennedy
Kremlin
Presdent Kennedy
Khrushchev
People to People seeks Lawrence hosts for foreign students
Kansas University program asks local families to open homes during Thanksgiving and Christmas. Vacations offer students a chance to experience American customs and study while guests gain cross cultural insight. Call UN 4 3853 to volunteer.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Merchants Loss Prevention Clinic Sponsored by Local Bank
The Loss Clinic by The First National Bank of Lawrence helps merchants avoid deficits during the Christmas shopping season. Trained personnel will run the session, highlighting practical steps to reduce fraud and fewer financial heartaches. The FNB clinic runs November 19 20.
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First National Bank of
FNB
Rockefeller Announces 1980 Presidential Candidacy Intent
Washington report notes at 8:30 a.m. the moment Nelson A. Rockefeller would declare his run for the Republican nomination. Rockefeller for President HQ already set up by a governor’s ally signals a formal campaign start.
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Washington
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Eyes 1964 Run Amid Party Skepticism In New York
The report outlines Nelson Rockefeller's anticipated presidential bid despite GOP doubts. It notes high obstacles from party insiders, liquor scandal fallout, tax policy opposition, and personal issues including remarriage. It compares his chances to Truman's 1948 upset and warns of a gruelling uphill climb.
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Ernor
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
California
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Happy Murphy
Harry Truman
Tom Dewey
Shrinking With Age Says Women Need Fewer Calories
Dr. Clif ford F. Gastineau of the Mayo Foundation notes women require about 10 percent fewer calories than men and that weight loss becomes harder as body size and age rise. He argues against the idea that aging warrants extra fat.
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Clifford F. Gastineau
Mayo Foundation
Gastineau
Lawrence PTA gift honors Ruth Carver Gagliardo
Old Home Town notes from 1953 show Mrs. William Cottle announcing a gift from the Lawrence PTA Council to the National Congress of PTA for its building fund in Ruth Carver Gagliardo's honor. Other items include BPW dinner, Newcomers talk on hair styling, and 25 years ago political shifts in Kansas.
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William Cottle
Lawerence Pta Council
National Congress of Pta
Ruth Carver Gagliardo
Lawrence
BPW
Haskell Cafe
E. C. Neustifter
University Women's Club
George Corn
Clyde N. Reed Sr
U. S
George McGill
Payne Ratner
Walter Haxman
Kansas
Thomas Winter
Edward Patterson
W. P. Lambertson
U. S. Guyer
Ed Rees
Frank Carlson
Clifford Hope
John Houston
Congress
Carl Friend
Robert Rankin
Edwin Abels
Douglas County
Milton Beach
Frank Gray
Harold Beck
Register of Deeds
Lawrence High
Ottawa
Kansas Supreme Court
Labette County
Parsons
Today’s Bible Message Personal remolding in a dark world
A devotional urging readers to resist world conformity and allow God to renew the mind. It prays for guidance to live as children of God amid darkness, asking in Jesus name for empowerment through the Master.
Glittering West Berlin Defies Reds Amid Cold War Tension
West Berlin stands as a glittering symbol of freedom inside East Germany, challenging Soviet control and provoking Khrushchev’s repeated threats. The piece traces postwar blockades, the 1961 Berlin Wall, and U.S. commitment to defend West Germany with forces and new weapons while praising West Berlin’s economic vitality.
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Washington
Times - Post
West Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
Kremlin
East Berlin
Khrushchev
Lucius Clay
United States
Russia
Great Britain
France
Germany
East
West
Berlin
Soviet Union
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Germa
Kennedy
America
Atlantic
Europe
Remembering Armistice Day Soldiers Voice Hard Times
A veteran reflects on the early Armistice Day meaning and the harsh conditions faced overseas. He recalls scarce rations, long mail delays, unpaid wages, minimal leave, and simple pleasures like grape must and canned beef hash, contrasting with later celebrations.
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Meuse
Moselle
Welch
To Your Good Health Dear Dr Mother
A reader asks about a nearly 12 year old girl weighing over 100 pounds and inactive. The doctor advises cutting desserts and starches, increasing protein and vegetables, and promoting activity to reduce calories and correct eating habits. Note mentions a diaphragmatic hernia case avoided by diet.
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B. N
New City Library Catalog Selections Reviewed
A 1963 list highlights The Domesticated Americans by Thelma Helyar and The Age of Louis XIV by Durant authors, plus Saroyan memoirs, Van Every frontier history, Brown Armory Show study, Esslin Brecht critique, Moore moon guide, Ley spaceHarnessing Space, Tarsis BlueBottle, Elliott Be careful he might hear you, Turnbull King’s Orchard, Walter Stacy Tower, Godden Villa Fiorita, Sandstrom Other Winters Other Springs. The catalog surveys literary biographies, histories, fiction and science titles with brief descriptions.
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Russell Lynes
Louis XIV
Will
Ariel Durant
Durants
Pascal
Moliere
Cromwell
Milton
Peter the Great
Newton
Spinoza
William Saroyan
Paris
Saroyan
Dale van Every
van Every
Young Republic
Milton W. Brown
New York
United States
Brecht
Martin Esslin
Patrick Moore
Willy Ley
Congress
U.S
Valeriy Tarsis
Soviet Union
Russia
Sumner Locke Elliott
Agnes Sligh Turnbull
James O’hara
Ireland
Philadelphia
Fort Pitt
Current Best Sellers Fiction and Non Fiction List
A reading list shows top fiction titles including The Shoes of the Fisherman City of Night Caravans The Group On Her Majesty's Secret Service The Fire Next Time I Owed Russia 1200 My Darling Clementine The American Way of Death JFK The Man and the Myth.
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West
Recky Caravans
Michener
the Group
McCarthy
HER Majesty’s Secret Service
Flaming
Milford Jfk
The
Lasky
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