Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Wednesday November 27 1963 lists staff including Dolph Simons Jr president and editor and Jack Zimmermann managing editor. It notes publication by The World Company at Lawrence Kansas with pricing and postal details and AP and ABC memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmermann
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W .C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Lodge seen as potential GOP option in 1964 ticket
The piece weighs Henry Cabot Lodge as a possible top Republican, noting his ambassadorship to South Vietnam and UN work. It contrasts Lodge with Nixon Rockefeller Goldwater and Johnson, while arguing party leaders favor caution about elevating a former loser. It suggests Lodge deserves serious consideration despite odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Kennedy
Richard Nixon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Ledger
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Nixon
Lodge
United Nations
U.N
GOP
Saturday Kansas Missouri game urged to show restraint
The author frames the Kansas Missouri football clash as a chance for the crowd to exhibit wisdom and moderation after President Kennedy's death. The piece urges positive cheering, discourages negativity, and hopes spectators learn from recent events in Dallas and embrace sportsmanship on Saturday.
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Kennedy
KUMU
Dallas
Frosted windows endanger drivers who skip full clearing
Motorists leaving vehicles outside overnight often find frost or ice on side and rear windows. Officials warn haste to clear only the windshield can cause accidents, stressing that clearing all windows takes seconds and greatly improves safety.
De Gaulle Seeks Less Hostility With United States
De Gaulle signals aim to ease tensions with Washington while pursuing a stronger, more unified Europe. France believes Europe must resolve internal issues to improve global stability and urges Americans not to fear a powerful Europe.
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Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Washington
Europe
France
de Gaulle
De Gaulle Signals Wary Path to Trade Reform with U S
The French president argues that small Common Market nations must unite to counter protectionism and press for a common policy with the United States. He hints at greater willingness to cooperate with the U S and Britain, though the extent remains uncertain.
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United States
de Gaulle
U.S
Britain
Texas Faces Big Change
In the wake of John F. Kennedy’s Dallas assassination and Lyndon B. Johnson’s ascent, Texas enters a new political era marked by division and moderation. Johnson’s Texas support shapes the 1964 outlook, with Jake Pickle poised to win the Dec 17 House race in Austin against Jim Dobbs as a test of state loyalty.
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Dallas
Times-Post
Texas
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
John Connally
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Lone Star
West Texas Hills
White House
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Jake Pickle
Jim Dobbs
House
Pickle
Dobbs
Mr. Kennedy
Austin
Senate
Rep
Homer Thornberry
Albert Thomas
Fabricated steel for Allen Fieldhouse arrives in 1953
The 1200 tons of fabricated steel for Allen Fieldhouse were delivered to the Santa Fe yards today. Lights on Massachusetts Christmas decorations illuminated Wellsville as City Hall closed for safety. An unfinished town auditorium remains until the high school project concludes.
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Allen Fieldhouse
Santa Fe
Massachusetts
Wellsville
Lawrence High
Emporia
Stadium Field
Today s Bible Message Prayer Note
A brief religious prayer excerpt reflects on Jesus healing ten lepers and questions why nine did not return to give thanks. It thanks God for mercy and love shown through others and through Jesus Christ our Savior.
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Jesus
God
Jesus Christ
Nation Must Learn From the Monstrous Crime
Walter Lippmann argues the United States faces an internal crisis of extremism that threatens the republic. He cites Dallas violence, calls for restraint, unity, and a return to community in which free speech does not erode democratic bonds.
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Republic
Oswald
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Stevenson
Washington
Dallas
Earle Cabell
Russia
How Rheumatic Fever Damages the Heart and Prevents It
A reader asks about rheumatic fever a 45 year old patient on sulfa and penicillin allergy learns about prevention. The reply explains diagnosis advances monthly penicillin, possible allergy alternatives, and how heart damage occurs from scar tissue after inflammation. It notes the defense is effective and a major preventive medicine achievement.
Commendation and critique of school prayer and unification debates
Readers praise Lawrence High School for a moment of silence after the President’s assassination and urge continued faith based teaching. Another letter defends Eudora residents amid school unification coverage, calls out fairness issues, and emphasizes quality education through shared county plans.
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Lawrence Senior High
Eudora
Lawrence
Central
Planning Board
Mag Tabs Stir Controversy Among Readers
A reader laments bright subscription tabs in magazines that distract from articles. He recounts frustration with pages flipping, tearing, and his eventual habit of ripping out tabs to read in peace, forecasting fears of sturdier tabs or staples.
Notable Hamlets and a Birdman of Alcatraz Tale
Richard Burton may top Hamlet pay in his New York debut while George Grizzard and Peter O'Toole command varied salaries. The column recalls an actor charging for Hamlet readings, and a Birdman of Alcatraz death story with mail offers from a Connecticut family. J Edgar Hoover once bought a canary from Stroud, which never sang, and Herman Wouk arrived in New York with a new novel manuscript described as light enough to lift with one hand.
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Richard Burton
George Grizzard
Tyrone Guthrie
Minneapolis
Peter O’toole
Britain
New National Theater
Robert Stroud
Alcatraz
Connecticut
Stroud
J. Edgar Hoover
Leavenworth
Hoover
Herman Wouk
N.Y
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Dr. Mother
M. M
P.H
J.Z
Letters To the Journal-World
Journal-World
Carl Knox
Dan Kahler
Lawrence High School
E. L. Weems
Clare Court
Dave Williams
Wellington Rd
Lawrence Journal-World
Baldwin
Needlers
Jack
By Jack Zimmerman
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
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