Lawrence Journal World: Dolph Simons Named Editor
The Lawrence Journal World date Saturday November 16 1963 lists Dolph C Simons Jr as president editor and notes staff roles including managing editor Jacis Zimmerman news editor Ernest Pontius and advertising manager Leo Eller The notice precedes a standard publication line with ownership by World Company and rates.
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Dolph Simonns
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Eme
Jacis Zimmerman
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Getting Warmed Up Kennedy Gains Early Support in New York
The piece notes President Kennedy’s strong reception at a national AFL-CIO convention with long ovations and cheers. It contrasts GOP optimism around Goldwater with Kennedy’s broad union, black, and urban support, arguing Kennedy could become a political powerhouse as the election nears.
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Kennedy
New York
Afl-Cio
JFK
Growth of 1963 Yields Long Dry Season Strains Agriculture
The 1963 growth progress shows seeds hybrids and equipment boosting yields despite Kansas record dry spell. Wheat reached near 200 million bushels though 12 percent below last year while corn millet and soybeans were only modestly down. Pastures hay suffered as drought hit dairy and cattle sectors hard, prompting demand for drought tolerant grasses and new forage crops.
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Kansas
Italian Women Confess Says Italian Marriage A Prison
Italian psychologist Dr. Gabriella Parca argues marriage in Italy is worse than prison for most Italian women. She cites a harsh double standard, with divorce nearly impossible and strict family and neighbor scrutiny. The piece contrasts Italian wives with American men and notes few American women will seek Italian husbands.
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Gabriella Parca
Italy
Parca
Jack's Straws Queen Stays Regal
A husband recalls a simple moment that boosts his wife's morale. While cleaning closets they rediscover her wedding gown and bustle, and she tries it on with family reactions. The scene ends with the bride wearing the gown with a glow that lasts, showing simplicity can uplift.
Bags Under the Eyes and Other Medical Questions
Dr Molner explains that dark circles and puffiness can stem from moisture, weight changes, skin texture, or genetics and usually signal no health issue. He notes doctors face long hours and calls, and answers common queries briefly in this column.
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Dr. Molner
Jackie Robinson Attacks Goldwater at NAACP Meeting
Decatur Illinois AP Jackie Robinson the first Negro to break the color barrier in major league baseball tells an NAACP audience that no Negro would vote for Barry Goldwater if nominated for president He says Goldwater wrote off the Negro vote after labeling the 1954 school desegregation ruling not necessarily the law of the land Robinson also notes he has been critical of Kennedy but feels he is beginning to learn about Negroes.
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Decatur
Ill
Jackie Robinson
NAACP
Barry Goldwater
Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Los Angeles
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Goldwater
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Playing the Ball Unusual Tactic
London columnist John Crosby notes Harold Wilson frames politics as playing the ball not the man. He contrasts British and American politics with personality cults, criticizing Parliament's power decline and comparing global parliaments to the American, French, and Soviet systems.
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Paris
French Assembly
de Gaulle
France
House of Commons
Anthony Sampson
Britain
America
CIA
Pentagon
Russia
Supreme Soviet
U. S. Congress
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Sir Alec
Harold Wilson
Big Seven title for Easton track squad and trophy
Old Home Town Bill Easton and his Cordley High track team pose with their latest Big Seven championship trophy. Team members include Wes Santee Dick Wilson Allen Frame Lloyd Koby and Art Driscoll.
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Bill Easton
Wes Santee
Dick Wilson
Allen Frame
Lloyd Koby
Art Driscoll
Cordley School
The
Journal-World
Elizabeth Raymond
Helen Rice
Lawrence
Unitarian
George Hood
Kansas
Drake
Weidemann’s
Blessed are the peacemakers prayer message
Prayer excerpt from a church message urges peace as the path to happiness. It invokes Christ and asks for guidance to spread peace among all people and follow the Beatitude from Matthew 5 9.
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God
Christ
Adlai Wears Statesman Toga Despite Hyde Park Rainfall
Hyde Park memorial service for Eleanor Roosevelt was followed by a relentless luncheon downpour. Adlai Stevenson, head of the Eleanor Roosevelt Memorial Foundation, quipped I refuse to blame the weather on the Republicans.
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Adlai
Statesman
Hyde Park
New City Library Book Listings Highlight 1963 Titles
A catalog of new releases includes THELMA HELYAR BERLIN STORY OF A BATTLE by Andrew Tully among wartime histories. Other works cover humor, nature, religion on campus, Pacific warfare, Brazil, Ferber memoirs, MacInnes intrigue, Spark London hostel tale, Bishop romance, Burke Boyce war youth, Morris funeral doings, Lessing stories.
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Berlin
Andrew Tully
Elbe
Europe
Arthur Hoppe
San Francisco Chronicle
Wasp Farm
Howard Ensign Evans
Upstate
New York
Howard Evans
God
Richard Butler
O.P
Father Butler
James J. Fahey
Montpelier
Pacific
South America
Edna Ferber
Helen MacInnes
London
Haiti
Jim Bishop
Burke Boyce
Mt. Vernon
George Washington
Washington
Wright Morris
Etienne Dulac
Doris Lessing
England
Africa
Best Sellers List Highlights Fiction and Nonfiction Reads
The list features fiction titles such as The Shoes of the Fisherman and The Living Reed and non fiction works including The Fire Next Time and JFK The Man and the Myth. Also noted are My Darling Clemens and The American Way of Death with authors like Baldwin, Milford, and Lasky.
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West
Buck
MY Darling
Clemen
Fishman
Milford
JFK
Lasky
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I.Q
Rockefeller
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Mao
Jack
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Spain
Mommie
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Mary
Nature
By John Crosby
Labor Party
Alec Douglas-Home
Stalin
Caroline
Eiffel Tower
Congress
Old Home Town
Leonard Lyons
T. S. Eliot
Eliot
Harvard
John Osborne
Luther
Whitey Ford
New City Library Books
Thelma Helyar
Venice
Muriel Spark
Publishers’ Weekly
Michener
McCarthy
HER Majesty’s Secret Service
Fleming
Hope
Baldwin
the Cynic’s
Interlands
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