Lawrence Journal-World Staff and Publication Details
Lawrence Journal World staff roles listed for November 20 1963 include President and Editor Dolph C Simons Jr Vice President Publisher Bill Mayer Managing Editor Jack Zimmerman News Editor Ernest Pontius Advertising Manager Leo Eller and Business Manager. The paper published daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas with carrier and mail rates and AP and ABC memberships noted.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman Wo
Ernest Pontius W
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Fans urged to cheer Kansas Missouri game with good conduct
The piece calls for orderly, sportsmanlike behavior at the KU Memorial Stadium as Kansas and Missouri meet before a record crowd. It cites past positive crowds in 1961 and last year and urges fans to keep enthusiasm but avoid disorder for a third straight year of good behavior.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Missouri
Memorial Stadium
Jayhawk
KUMU
Columbia
Balance of payments shows cautious improvement in 1963
Economists warn the uptick in the third quarter offers only limited relief. Thomas Gates of Morgan Guaranty Trust notes that the improvement moves from very bad toward not quite so bad, while the long term deficit remains a serious concern for the United States.
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America
Commerce Department
Thomas S. Gates
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
New York
Gates
U.S
France
Netherlands
United States
Thomas Gates
Civil Rights Action Faces Possible Shift to Direct Action
Roy Wilkins of the NAACP warns that congressional delay on civil rights legislation may push movement leaders toward more drastic action beyond non violent sit ins and marches. He cites frustration with political maneuvering and urges short range crash programs alongside long term planning.
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Congress
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Washington
Wilkins
Civil rights leader Wilkins warns Congress risk of violence
Wilkins says lawmakers delay and slow legal channels will push ordinary citizens toward drastic action. He urges a satisfactory national civil rights program to prevent worsening racial tensions and unrest, noting responsible leaders fear violence if Congress stalls.
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Wilkins
Congress
U.S
Foreign Aid And JFK
President Kennedy voiced puzzlement at Congress cuts to his foreign aid program as liberals faulted his spending. Critics say tax-cut pressure and high spending fueled the clash, despite polls showing support for aid overall.
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Washington
Times-Post
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Senate
Mr. Kennedy
JFK
Homecoming Highlights and KU News in 1953
Missouri edged Kansas 10 6 in a Homecoming football game. KU coach Jules Sikes allegedly received a new car after this was announced as his final KU season. Barbara Korn was Homecoming Queen and decorations contests were won by Sigma Kappa and Pi Kappa Alpha.
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Missouri
Kansas
Jules Sikes
Barbara Korn
Salina
Sigma Kappa
Pi Kappa Alpha
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Reflections
This devotional piece urges living as Christ did and asks God to fix hearts on Him. It includes the I John 2 6 reference and a prayer for awareness of God’s voice amid the world’s noise.
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Christ
John
Freedom versus Authority in Eastern Europe A Lipmann Analysis
Walter Lippmann discusses how Eastern European regimes drift between loosening and tightening reforms. He compares Hungary's open yet repressive system with Poland's pause after postwar autonomy, noting the zigzag path from totalitarian controls toward greater freedom.
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Communist Party
Hungary
Poland
Your Good Health Dear Dr. Mother Opinion Pieces
A mosaic of letters and essays on health concerns and political reform. Advice covers cramps after fatigue hemorrhoids and radium clocks while a broader piece discusses liberty authority and reform in Europe including Khrushchev and communist regimes.
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H. D
M. E
Neatness overheated fire hits Noel Coward in Midtown
Fire swept Noel Coward's midtown apartment after he dumped a smoking ash into a wastebasket in the library. He slept in his Jamaica home while repairs were made. The item also notes tributes, bets, and entertainment figures in a wide column of notes.
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Coward
Noel Coward
Jamaica
Golden Boy Hal Boyle Profiles Producer Martin Ransohoff
Martin Ransohoff, raised selling pots and pans, becomes a leading TV producer and rising film powerhouse. At 30 he was the youngest EXE on the American Stock Exchange, now 35 he plans more comedy TV and faces MGM over a frontal nude shot. He emphasizes audience demand and market fit.
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Martin Ransohoff
American Stock Exchange
Ransohoff
MGM Studio
New Orleans
Europe
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Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town
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Haskell
Grace Ardyth Turner
C. E. Turner
Robert Norris van Noy
H. E. van Noy
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Cmdr
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Robinson Gym
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Cleveland
Arthur
McKinley
Roosevelt
Marine Band
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Jesus
By Walter Lippmann
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Joseph G. Molner
Dr. Mother
Mrs. K.N.G
A. C
John XXIII
Mr. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Russia
Stalin
Kadar
Gomulka
Washington Post News Service
Leonard Lyons
Giovanni Martinelli
Met Opera
Robert Merrill
Aida
Brooklyn
Merrill
Trenton
Met
Martinelli
John Patrick
Rockland County
Patrick
Banner of
Belladrum
Scotland
Milton Berle
Duke of Bedford
Duke
Berle
Beverly Hills
London
Woburn Abbey
George Wood
Wood
Joe Adonis
Adonis
Radio City Music Hall
Edward G. Robinson
Brecht
Arturo Ui
Christopher Plummer
Eli Wallach
Greece
Elaine Stritch
Barracudas
Laurence Harvey
Margaret Leighton
Harvey
Miss Leighton
Hal Boyle
Golden Boy
Aluminum
Interlandi
Diecipullhye
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