Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and History Note
Lawrence Daily Journal World published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. Dolph C Simons Jr editor and publisher, Ernest Pontius editor, Jack Zimmerman managing editor, Leo Eller ad manager, Bill Mayer business manager. Established 1854. November 28, 1963 issue copy notes staff roles.
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Dolph Simons
Eee
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
W.C. Imprrieiee
Jack Zimmerman
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W C. Simons
the World Company
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New Hampshire
Lawrence
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Kennedy May Be Johnson's Running Mate in 1964 Ticket
The piece argues Robert Kennedy could boost the ticket appealing to Catholics Jews and African Americans while bringing political organizational and financial clout. It notes Kennedy's civil rights role in the Kennedy era and suggests a possible shift in loyalties between Johnson and Kennedy amid recent events and assassination fallout.
Reasons for Thanks On This Thanksgiving Day
Hal Boyle lists a humorous collection of small grateful blessings on Thanksgiving. He notes shrinking turkeys, rare Christmas, no need for Jan 1 resolutions, aging teens, the Bill of Rights intact, rainy day umbrellas, favorable weather, accessible parking, no mowing, no hydrogen bomb, and overall abundant blessings.
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New York
U.S
Thanksgiving Reflections On America and Resolve In 1963
A reflective Thanksgiving 1963 piece ties the song America the Beautiful to national unity. It honors President Kennedy and praises resilience, law over vigilantism, and renewed commitment to liberty, tolerance, and justice for future generations.
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Katherine Lee Bates
Samuel A. Ward
Tiany
America
Jesus
Johnson urges united action to fight poverty and pursue peace
President Johnson tells Congress there is no time for delay and urges a united effort to fight poverty misery ignorance and disease while seeking areas of agreement and remaining loyal to those who join in common cause. He warns that failure would lead to deep national decline and stresses determination to pursue a meaningful public mission.
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Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
America
Kennedy Johnson ticket rumors swirl in Washington
Speculation grows over whether Robert Kennedy might run for vice president in 1964 or whether a Johnson Kennedy pairing could emerge. News channels say events in the coming weeks will determine if such talk holds any weight.
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Washington
Robert Kennedy
Bobby
Kennedy Cultural Center bill aims to honor late president
The National Cultural Center in Washington may become a memorial to John F Kennedy with Sen. J William Fulbright proposing to rename it the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Cultural Center. The measure would provide 5 million in government funds after 25 million is raised by donors and foundations.
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National Cultural Center
National Capital
Sen
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Washington Center
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Banks of
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Potomac
Eisenhower
White House
Old Home Town remembers sports and notable figures
A 1953 note highlights Emporia Teachers College placement chief predicting a teacher shortage for 1953 54. Baldwin High School claims the Little Six title undefeated since 1945. Also reported are the death of Dr Charles F Menninger age 91 and family details.
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Emporia Teachers College
Baldwin
Charles F. Menninger
Topeka
Karl
William
Edwin
Florida
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
A devotional note urges steadfast, immovable faith in the Lord and abounding in His work. It cites I Corinthians 15:58 and asks God to search hearts, empower witnesses, and live in obedient gratitude through Christ.
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Christ
Turbulence of Technological Age Automation A Job or Not
Essay discusses the automation revolution and its impact on employment. It contrasts the shift from physical to cognitive labor, explores potential societal changes, and cites examples of automated production in the Soviet Union and automated office work. It warns of identity, security, and ethical challenges as machines may replace routine human tasks.
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Athens
S. Lilley
Department of Adult Education
University of Nottingham
Soviet Union
U.S
Richard Burton
Camelot
Los Angeles Times New Service
Transplanting organs and medical myths in Dr Mother column
Reader questions on organ transplants explain why whole organ transfer between people is not yet possible while corneas graft survive. notes on kidney and eye transplants discuss twin compatibility and immune rejection. The column, by Dr Mother, answers diabetes cancer fever Tietze's disease and notes the high volume of mail.
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A.J
Dr. Mother
Goulet Finds Movie Making Is Hard Demanding Work
Goulet says kissing Nancy Kwan on set was not fun but a demanding part of his first film His and His. He cites endless waiting, syncing lips with recording, and camera angles as challenges while praising the cast and the creative atmosphere.
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Hollywood
Times-Post
Robert Goulet
Nancy Kwan
Goulet
Miss Kwan
MGM
Nancy
Lyons Den and Notes on Culture and Chess Events
Leonard Lyons reports a Kirk Dougl as encounter with a beggar at Luchow's and a quip about movie viewing. A chess note announces Bobby Fisher's simultaneous exhibition for 400 opponents at the Astor Grand Ballroom on Nov 27 with 3 pay per entrant. Roland Pettit recalls Cocteau at a dress rehearsal and his remark on public visibility. Gov Munoz Marin owns a Puerto Rico pool noted for its size and reception.
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Bobby Fischer
Astor’s Grand Ballroom
Roland Pettit
Jean Cocteau
Cocteau
Luis Munoz-Martin
Puerto Rico
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