Lawrence Daily Journal-World staff and publishing details
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and leadership listed as of November 11 1963. Dolph Simons is president and editor with Jack Pontius as News Editor and Ernest Pontius as Advertising Manager Leo Eller and Bill Mayer in other roles. Publication details note daily except Sunday by the World Company at Lawrence Kansas and mail rates for local and distant subscribers.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack “Aimmierm WA Eh
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Oc. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Veterans Day tribute to all who served
The article honors veterans living and dead who served in any capacity. It notes peacekeeping is as challenging as war and urges gratitude for their efforts in keeping America free and ensuring a bright future.
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America
Kennedy expects most Soviet troops to leave Cuba by year end
President Kennedy told Ohio editors in Washington that most Soviet forces in Cuba will be withdrawn by year end with some withdrawals already reported by Secretary of State Rusk. He noted Castro's Latin American prestige has declined and that the Soviets may have completed their training mission.
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Kennedy
Cuba
Ohio
Washington
Dean Rusk
Fidel Castro
Latin America
GOP
Poem Parody Turns on Space and Price of You
A short verse from a Mississippi medical association journal-playfully mocks spaceflight and missile bases. The narrator muses on the star's place in space and cost per moment, blending humor with cautious reflection.
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Journal of the
Mississippi State Medical Association
Organ Transplants and the Promise of Replacing Defective Organs
In San Francisco the Clinical Congress of the American College of Surgeons drew 8500 physicians to discuss organ transplantation. Results show drugs to prevent rejection do not cripple disease protection, suggesting separate immune systems for germs and rejection. Success varies among patients likely due to genetic differences.
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San Francisco
American College of Surgeons
J. Dickinson McGavie
Boston
Harvard researchers seek typing methods for organ transplants
The donor and the recipient are the focus as Harvard doctors explore typing techniques like blood typing to improve compatibility. Many hurdles remain and progress will take time, but prospects for major advances in organ transplant medicine look brighter than ever.
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Harvard
NATO Plan For Multilateral Nuclear Fleet Grows In Discussion
In Paris diplomats from the United States Britain Germany Italy Belgium Turkey and Greece discuss a fleet of at least 24 merchant hull ships with Polaris missiles Manning would use mixed national crews for five-year terms European bases reduce risk and cost of about 12 billion over 12 years with US Britain-Germany sharing one third each and others the rest.
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U.S
Britain
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Turkey
Greece
Washington
NATO
Mediterranean
United States
Armistice Day events and community fund figures noted
A look back at 1953 1948 and 1923 local notices highlights a Community Chest shortfall of 10 000 toward 23 701 and AP football polls with Arkansas City and Topeka leading. Armistice Day programs and officials are recorded with civic tributes and a judge’s return.
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Community Chest Fund
Arkansas City
Topeka
Lawrence
R. W. Albert
Trinity Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran of
Grand Rapids
Mich
Massachusetts
American Legion
Birch
Albert Birch
Sedan
Board of Regents
Don Henry
Spain
Communist Party
Hugh Means
Jonathan Davis
Today's Bible Message And Prayer For Peace On Earth
The message cites Ephesians 2 13 14 highlighting Christ as peace and urges believers to seek peace on earth. A prayer pleads to God the Father the God of Peace to help followers respond to His will and become peacemakers through Jesus Christ.
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Christ Jesus
Christ
Father
Jesus Christ
Strictly Business Proposition for Potts
Robert Potts of Purcellville Virginia lives a family farm life while facing mounting economic pressure from mechanization and market forces. He operates about 200 acres and 85 dairy cows with his father and a hired man, earning 25 000 to 30 000 yearly gross from milk sales but netting around 5 000 after costs.
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Purcellville
Times-Post
Robert Potts
Potts
Washington
Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains
Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers Association
Sarah
Michael
Susan
Round Hill
Letters on city government and public interest
Adam Kay of 1225 Tenn St argues that good government relies on public interest and questions whether the form of government or citizen apathy drives elections. He cautions against equating elections with popularity contests and urges informed civic engagement.
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Journal-World
Adam Kay
Tenn, St
Elsa Maxwell remembered for outrageous party world antics
Friends plan a memorial party for Elsa Maxwell, famed host known for extravagant, humorous events. Tales recount a Cartier gift choice, a Fritz Kreisler fee, a Paris come as you are ball, and guests arriving in odd costumes or missing essentials, all highlighting her singular life of theatrical generosity.
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Iarties
Elsa Maxwell
N.Y
Cartier’s
Miss Maxwell
Fritz Kreisler
Earl T. Smith
Elsa
Warner Bros
Paris
How Chest Thumps Can Restart a Stopped Heart
The piece explains heart contraction, reasons chest thumps may restart a stopped heart, and advances like external paddles, heart massage, and sternum pressure stimulators. It notes that a severely damaged heart cannot restart, while temporary stoppage may be revived by shocks or massage. It also presents reader questions on pregnancy after hysterectomy and flu shots for arthritis.
Potpourri notes from Hal Boyle on daily life
Hal Boyle riffs on curiosities from mail to parakeet talk and supermarket husbandry. quips on 1836 budget surplus, oysters and pearls, moving sidewalks in Paris, and Eleanor Roosevelt items illustrate playful observations. Indonesia speaks 40 tongues, David Starr Jordan on wisdom.
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America
Treasury
Union
Ogden Nash
Metro
Paris Subway
Sta
Notre Dame Cathedral
Denmark
United States
Ireland
Eleanor Roosevelt
Indonesia
David Starr Jordan
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21 Club
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Mr. Duff Cooper
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