Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Kansas daily newspaper note lists President and Editor Dolph Simmons and other staff roles with names and titles. Published by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, rates shown for carrier and mail subscriptions. Entry dated Monday Evening Nov 18 1963.
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W . Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence Wan
Douglas
Adjomning
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Possible gubernatorial bid buzz swirls around Wunsch
Rumors swirl about Sen. Paul Wunsch of Kingman considering a run for Nebraska governor. The question looms whether Wunsch will enter the race or stay in the Legislature as observers note strong support networks and the risk of a statewide campaign. Others weigh U S Senate possibilities as potential rivals eye Frank Carlson's seat.
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Sen
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Wunsch
Senate
U.S. Senate
Frank Carlson
Bill Avery
Bill Ferguson
Huck Boyd
Kennedy Reviews Latin America Policy Ahead of Miami Speech
President Kennedy voices concern over slow progress of Latin American development and the Alliance for Progress. He plans a detailed review of U.S. policy in Miami, noting the need to treat Latin American nations separately rather than as a single unit.
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Kennedy
Latin America
U.S
Miami
Fla
Alliance For Progress
Latin
Florida
Postal Service Needs Revenue Boost Through Better Service
The U.S. Post Office Department urges higher revenue by boosting service quality. It recommends collaboration with major branch offices nationwide to stress the value of reliable mail handling and prompt delivery to encourage funding.
Postal delays spark calls for better service in Miami
In Miami four days to reach Lawrence. residents worry about ward revenue boosts for the postal branch. Authors argue the Post Office Department should offer ideal service and raise public awareness of potential losses, rather than rely on poor service to justify more funds.
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Miami
Fla
Lawrence
Post Office Department
California school officials back Christmas programs in public schools
California education leaders press ahead with Christmas trees carols and plays in public schools after Supreme Court action on prayer. County counsel will defend districts against possible lawsuits while denying religious instruction. A Lawrence committee reviews policy and is likely to keep current practice.
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Los Angeles
Supreme Court
California
Kenneth Hahn
Hahn
Lawrence
Southern congressmen drop Baby Book over racial images
A Washington inquiry finds southern lawmakers sending fewer 1963 Baby Books to constituents as Negro babies are pictured. The slump in demand signals an election year shift with potential exchanges for other government materials.
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U.S. Children Bureau
Washington
Film shown on campus marks KU Homecoming history
Kiwanis heard Dr. Eric Wright discuss the film Angry Boy about psychiatric clinic work with a schoolboy. Observers included Dr. Leona Baumgartner of New York and her father Prof. W. J. Baumgartner. The piece traces KU Missouri football split and Homecoming traditions from 1912 through 1924 including parade origins and the KuKus, Jay Jones, and Hobo Day.
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Kiwanis
Eric Wright
Leona Baumgartner
New York
W. J. Baumgartner
Ku-Missouri
Kansas City
Lawrence
McCook
Alfred
Scoop) Hill
Jay Jones
One thing is needful Mary chose the good part
A religious note highlights Luke 10 42 about Mary choosing the better portion and clinging to faith. Prayer thanks God for love and salvation and asks for daily fellowship and reliance through Jesus Christ.
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Mary
God
Jesus
Faux Fur Fight Over FTC Rule Baffles Industry
The Los Angeles Times piece reports the federal trade commission bans labeling fur bearing animal names in fake fur advertising. Synthetic fur makers argue rule 9 misleads customers and hampers marketing of faux leopards cheetahs and ocelots. A poetic lament appears as industry frustration grows.
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Federal Trade Commission
Africa
The
Trade Commission
Nixon in Lime Light Stirs Remembering JFK Law Practice
Nixon defends focus on law practice as he quips about JFK’s publicity and spelling. Louis Lew Wasserman aims for Tokyo Disneyland style project ahead of Olympics. McClellan to reopen TFX hearings. Levine builds Lincoln Art Theatre with four-score seats. Cocteau street in Nantes honors poet painter. Deaf home test phones use lamp-ring signals and teletype style chats. Melchior recovers from eye surgery performed by Dr. Milton Berliner. Eddie Fisher attends Wilberforce convocation for Jennie Grossinger. Brando eyes Leonardo da Vinci in Rome. Newman of Philadelphia & Reading heads John Jay Associates of Columbia College. Ernest Hemingway book to Life. Paris trip for photos. Seven Days in May top Defense Dept preview. Wallach and Jackson to star on Broadway. Lasky luncheon with Kennedy politics talk. Thelma Ritter’s daughter Monica Moran debuts. Actress claims typing not in genes.Tammy Grimes linked to Bravo cheers for Plummer. Gandhi referenced in Cassius Clay Liston remark. Mancini reports 20 performers record first tune Charade. Lancaster Scofield in The Train with grime over makeup.
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Richard Nixon
Tower Suite
Nixon
JFK
N.Y
Willkie
Dewey
Pierre Monteux
Washington Symphony
Claude
Hudson Valley Philharmonic
Poughkeepsie
Newburgh
MCA
Lew Wasserman
Tokyo
Sen
McClellan
Joe Levine
Rosalie
Jean Cocteau
Milton Berliner
Melchior
Eddie Fisher
Jennie Grossinger
Wilberforce University
Eli Landau
Jerome Newman
Philadelphia & Reading Corp
John Jay Associates
Columbia College
Newman
Life
Ernest Hemingway
Paris
Claire Nichtern
Victor Lasky
The
Four Seasons
Kennedy
Thelma Ritter
Monica Moran
Christopher Plummer
Auturo III
Tammy Grimes
Joe Garagiola
Tomaldo
Cassius Clay
Liston
India
Gandhi
Henry Mancini
Burt Lancaster
Paul Scofield
Horoscope predictions for every sun sign
Aries to Pisces provide daily guidance on reputation, work, social ties, finances, and personal matters. The column urges diligence, openness to help, careful planning, and thoughtful action to achieve favorable outcomes and meaningful connections.
Rockefeller Couple Laughs Off Rumor of Baby
Washington reports Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller and his wife Betty Beale deny rumors of a forthcoming baby The Rockefeller marriage followed earlier divorces and rumors circulated within Republican circles about Mrs Rockefeller expecting a child
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Betty Beale
Washington Sunday Star
Rockefeller
Diabetes heredity and early detection advice
A reader asks about her risk of developing diabetes given family history. The doctor counsels yearly checkups, discusses signs like obesity and birth outcomes, and recommends urine and blood sugar tests including postprandial samples. Also: minimal benefit from vinegar and honey for weight loss. drugs to deter alcohol may aid cessation if the person wants to quit.
Luncheon Date Fails To Bring Old College Friends
Joy Stilley recalls an amusing misfire in arranging a lunch with two friends while in New York. She waits at a waterfall meeting spot, calls her husband, then discovers the others were delayed or unable to come, prompting plans to try again next week with standby husband.
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New York
Civilization
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Postal Service
U.S. Post Office Department
Old Home Town
Johnny Harrell
Lincoln
Chicago Tribune
Theodore H. Lescher
Topeka
Kansas
Jim Lane
Wakarusa
Quantrill
State House
John Outland
Henry J. Allen
Fur Men
By Jack Smith
Los Angeles Times News Service
Leonard Lyons
Marlon Brando
Leonardo da Vinci
Rome
Y Carroll Righter
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Lfe
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Dr. Mother
P. O
Hal Boyle
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